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April 04, 2003

• Kurdish Fighters Reclaim Town
• War in Iraq: Pentagon Update
• Chaotic Day for 'Devil Docs'
• War in Iraq: Central Command Update
• Interview with Col. Steve Pennington

April 03, 2003

• Iraqi Forces Retreat, Kurdish Fighters Move In
• War in Iraq: Mending Fences
• War in Iraq: Iraqi Troops Flee
• War Recap
• War in Iraq: Mending Fences
• U.S. Ground Attack Advancing on Baghdad From Two Different Fronts

April 02, 2003

• War in Iraq: Nasiriya Battle
• Interview With Family of Wounded Marine
• Landstuhl Press Conference; Interview With Apache Pilot

April 01, 2003

• Airstrikes Target Baghdad Today
• Coalitions Forces Bomb Castle Near Kifry
• Coalition Forces Hit Suspected Terrorist Site in Northern Iraq
• U.S. Soldiers Fire on Van, Killing Seven Women, Children
• War in Iraq: View From Northern Iraq
• Missing M1A1 Abrams Tank Recovered Sunday from Euphrates River

March 31, 2003

• War Coverage Around World
• Interview With Colonel Steve Pennington, U.S. Central Command
• Battling for Basra
• Misfortunes of War
• America's Public Opinion Polls
• Interview With Sister of Missing Journalist

March 28, 2003

• Military Transforming Dilapidated Airfield
• Clearing Weather Benefits Coalition Forces
• First Aid Ship to Arrive at Umm Qasr Port
• View From Jordan
• 7th Marines Providing Advance Guard for Convoy
• Iraqi Forces Targeted by Airstrikes in Recent Days
• At Least 10 Tomahawk Cruise Missiles Fired From Navy Battle Group
• Update on War Effort from Gen. David Grange

March 27, 2003

• Iraq Claiming U.S. Forces Targeting Civilians
• War Recap
• U.S. Paratroopers Drop Into Northern Iraq
• War in Iraq: Military Update
• David Grange's Analysis of the Lundstuhl Press Conference
• U.S., Kurds May Open Northern Front

March 26, 2003

• President Bush's Schedule Today
• British: Some Iraqi Troops Surrender in Basra
• President Bush to Meet with British Prime Minister
• War in Iraq: Israeli Reaction
• Sandstorms Pose More Problems Today
• Sandstorm Grounded 101st Helicopters
• Iraqi Regime May Blow Up Bridges Around Baghdad
• Second Officer in 101st Grenade Attack Dies
• Bridges Near Baghdad Rigged With Explosives
• U.S. Forces on Doorstep of Baghdad
• Iraqi TV Back in Action
• Intelligence Says Iraqis May Blow Bridges
• War Recap; Iraqi TV Returns
• Arab League Calls for Emergency Session of Security Council

March 25, 2003

• 7th Cavalry Crosses Euphrates River
• British: Umm Qasr Safe, Open

March 24, 2003

• War in Iraq: CENTCOM Update
• Saddam Hussein Speaks on Iraqi TV
• War in Iraq: Northern Iraq
• Saddam Hussein Addresses Iraqi People
• Prisoners of War
• Basra Vital to Coalition Forces
• Hollywood Gathers for Oscars

March 21, 2003

• Strike on Iraq: U.S. Army 7th Cavalry
• British Military Spokesman: 250 Iraqis Surrender
• Iraqi Officials Deny Any Soldiers Have Surrendered
• Coalition Casualties in Kuwait
• When Do the Troops Sleep?
• Strike on Iraq: 101st Airborne
• U.S. Forces Seize Significant Air Fields
• Third Country Refugees Enter Jordan
• 7th Cavalry Rolling Without Hostile Contact for 10 Hours
• Cavalry Burns Candle At Both Ends

March 20, 2003

• News from Iraqi Information Minister's Press Conference
• Areas In, Near Baghdad Hit by Cruise Missiles
• Operation 'Iraqi Freedom' Has Begun
• Strike Iraq: Eye on Arab World
• Strike Iraq: Scenes From Baghdad
• Overnight Air Strikes on Iraqi Capital Injures 14, Kills 1
• Operation Iraqi Freedom has Begun
• Conflict Underway
• War Recap

March 19, 2003

• Many Kuwaitis Feel Safe With U.S. Troops
• Clock Ticking for Iraq
• Baghdad Vows to Fight to Finish
• Iraq Bracing for Battle
• U.S. Troops Armed, Ready for Attack
• U.S. Troops Armed, Ready for Attack
• Wake-Up Call: Coalition of Willing
• Iraq's Parliament, Revolution Council Standing Behind Saddam
• Iraqi Parliament Went into Emergency Session This Morning
• From Front Lines: Dealing with Desert
• Look at Men on Top of Iraq's Power Structure
• Look at Saddam's Regime

March 18, 2003

• The Brink of War: Pentagon Reaction
• Officials Say Kurds Taking Sensible Precautions
• U.N. Evacuating Weapons Inspectors from Iraq Today
• The Brink of War: Fleeing Kuwait
• President Bush's Ultimatum Last Night to Saddam Hussein
• U.S. Troops in Kuwait Counting Down to War
• Thousands of Coalition Forces Poised for Battle
• U.S. Army's Seventh Calvary Making Last-Minute Preparations for War
• President Bush Gives Ultimatum for Iraqi Leader to Leave
• Wake-Up Call: War Footing
• International News Desk
• The Brink of War: Israel Prepares
• Pentagon: Iraq Capable of Torching Oil Fields
• Eye on the Sky: Air Travel Delays
• U.S. Troops Training in Kuwait
• Voices of America: Pulse of the People
• The Brink of War: International Wrap

March 17, 2003

• U.S. Government Advises U.N. Inspectors to Leave Iraq
• Israel Says It Will Defend Itself if Attacked by Iraq
• America's Voice: Gallup Poll Results
• Are French Still Planning Veto on Any Possible New Resolution?
• U.S. Advising U.N. Weapons Inspectors to Leave Iraq

March 14, 2003

• Crisis in the Middle East: Latest Developments
• Wake-Up Call: Iraqi Issue
• Iraq to Submit Report Proving Destruction of Nerve Agents
• Final Preparations for War
• Missed Opportunities in Elizabeth Smart Investigation
• Salt Lake City Police Chief Says Smart Psychologically Impacted
• Eye on the Sky: Air Travel Delays
• White House Says There May Not be a Vote at All
• Wake-Up Call: What Next on Iraq?
• Police: Psychological Trauma Prevented Smart From Escaping
• New Round of Violence in Israel
• What Marines Would Likely Encounter Entering Iraq
• European Union Workers Will Go on Strike For Peace
• Cure the Junk Mail Blues
• Tests Confirm Ephedra Contributed to Death of Pitcher
• 'Eye on the Sky'
• Man, Woman Being Held in Kidnapping of Utah Teen
• Marines on Front Lines in Kuwait Have Adopted Native
• Elizabeth Smart's Ordeal

March 13, 2003

• Wake-Up Call: One Vote Away
• Elizabeth Smart is Home
• British Compromise on Iraq Creating Buzz
• Finding Mullah Omar
• Look at Conditions Blair Wants Saddam Hussein to Meet
• France Criticizes New British Proposal to Iraqi Resolution
• Eye on the Sky: Air Travel Delays
• Missing Utah Teen Found in Salt Lake City Suburb
• Missing Utah Teen Safe With Family
• Israel Preparing for Possible Chemical, Biological Attack
• Missing Utah Teen Safe With Family
• France Rejects list of 'Benchmarks' for Iraq
• Is a Good Squeeze Good For Your Health?
• Wake-Up Call: British Benchmarks
• Serbia Declares State of Emergency
• 'Morning Coffey'
• 'Eye on the Sky'

March 12, 2003

• Eye on the Sky: Air Travel Delays
• More Precision Bombs to be Used in War With Iraq
• Iraq Denies Building Drone for Chem/Bio Drop
• With the Troops Prepping for War
• Eye on the Sky
• Latest on Crash of Black Hawk Helicopter in New York
• Pessimism at White House This Morning
• British Prime Minister to Answer Questions in Parliament
• 'Eye on the Sky'
• Financial Crisis Facing Airline Industry
• Is There Connection Between Al Qaeda Leader and Saddam Hussein?
• Iraq Returns Fire in Rhetorical War with U.S.
• War Necessity That Has Nothing to Do with High-Powered Weapons
• Smoking May Promote More Time in Dentist's Chair
• Some Doctors Say Eating Breakfast Can Help Beat Obesity
• Blair Mentions Benchmarks Hussein Would Have to Meet to Avoid War

March 11, 2003

• Eye on the Sky: Air Travel Delays
• Wake-Up Call: Say You Want Resolution
• America's Voice: Showdown Iraq
• With the 101st Airborne in Kuwait
• Wake-Up Call: President Bush's Plan
• U.S. Backs Off on Call for Resolution Vote
• President Bush Pressing Issue with U.N. Security Council
• 'Eye on the Sky'
• International Wrap: Eye on World
• Bin Laden Could be Somewhere Along Border with Afghanistan
• Islamic Scholars in Egypt Calling for Jihad if U.S. Attacks Iraq

March 10, 2003

• Iraq Preparing Itself For Worst
• Critical Week in Global Crisis with Iraq
• Look at Timeline Situation
• Talk of CNN: New Hampshire Primary
• Eye on the Sky: Air Travel Delays
• Wake-Up Call: Say you Want Resolution?
• 'Eye on the Sky'
• Patrolling Iraq's No-Fly Zones
• Kuwait Opens Humanitarian Aid Center for Iraqis
• United States Coming Closer to Military Action Against Iraq
• Banned Missile Destruction Continues in Iraq
• Going Global
• Wake-Up Call: French Standoff

March 07, 2003

• Searchers May be Closing Noose on Osama Bin Laden
• Global Reaction to What Bush is Saying About U.N. Weapons Report
• Opportunities Tough to Come By
• Security Council Members Focused on Issue of Second Resolution
• Clinton and Dole Begin Series of Mini Debates
• President Tries to Further Case That Iraq Has Not Complied
• Weapons Inspections Continue in Iraq
• Last Phase for Iraq?
• Pakistan Denies Special Operation Under Way in Hunt for bin Laden
• Narrowing Search for Osama bin Laden
• Eye on the Sky: Air Travel Delays
• Where to Find All the Cheap Getaways
• Clock Ticks Toward Critical Weapons Report
• Air Travel Delays
• 'Eye on the Sky'
• Wake-Up Call: President Bush Makes His Case

March 06, 2003

• Too Little, Too Late for Iraq?
• British Compromise?
• 11 Killed in Israel Incursion
• Eye on the Sky: Air Travel Delays
• Air Travel Delays
• Eleven Palestinians Killed in Gaza Operation
• Wake-Up Call: Timetable for War?
• 11 Killed in Israel Incursion
• China, France, Germany, Russia Say No
• Columbia Accident Investigation Board Will Hold Public Hearing
• Israeli Forces Struck at Hamas Targets in Gaza Overnight
• China, France, Germany and Russia Say No
• Voices of Dissent Overseas
• Watching Diet May Help Reduce Risk of Breast Cancer
• Can Russia Fill Oil Gap?
• Talk with Barbara Corcoran

March 05, 2003

• Wake-Up Call: Say You Want Resolution
• Pope Urges Catholics to Fast, Pray Against War
• Scrapping Al Samoud Missiles
• Eye on the Sky: Air Travel Delays
• International Wrap: Eye on World
• How Much Sugar Do You Have Each Day?
• Wake-Up Call: Ultimatum for Saddam Hussein
• Anti-War Activists Trying for Another Huge Demonstration
• Look at Timeline Facing Saddam Hussein
• Thousands More U.S. Troops Receiving Deployment Orders
• Turkey Army Chief Wants U.S. Troops in Country
• Innocent Home Video, or Tape Scouting Out 9/11 Attack Target?
• Timeline Facing Saddam Hussein

March 04, 2003

• Eye on the Sky: Air Travel Delays
• Wake-Up Call: Diplomatic Pressure
• Saddam Hussein Marks Islamic New Year
• Iraq Says It's Destroying More Banned Missiles Today
• CIA Pressing Ahead With Interrogation of Khalid Shaikh Mohammed
• Wake-Up Call: War on Terror
• Wake-Up Call: Showdown Iraq
• Going Global
• FBI Agents Trying to Track Suspected Al Qaeda Operatives in U.S. Cities
• U.N. Says Baghdad Destroyed Six Missiles Yesterday
• Things Getting Even More Tense Between U.S., North Korea
• Eye on the Sky: Air Travel Delays
• A Look at the Kurds and Their Concerns
• Saddam Hussein Marks Islamic New Year
• Global Antiwar Protesters Take Page From an Ancient Greek Comedy
• Another Sign Israel Preparing for Possibility of War
• What is America Really Thinking About War?
• Funeral for Jesica Santillan Will be Held Later Today

March 03, 2003

• U.N. Confirms Baghdad Has Destroyed 10 Missiles
• Wake-Up Call: Saddam Hussein Into Exile?
• No Welcome Mat for U.S. Ground Troops in Turkey
• Eye on the Sky: Air Travel Delays
• Iraq Working With U.N. to Destroy Missiles
• Suspected Mastermind of 9/11 Attacks Arrested
• U.S. Pressuring Khalid Shaikh Mohammed to Reveal Plots
• Coffey Talk: Al Qaeda Arrest
• Missile Destruction Presses Ahead
• Wake-Up Call: Big Catch
• Suspected Mastermind of 9/11 Attacks Arrested
• Air Travel Delays
• U.N. Confirms Baghdad Has Destroyed 10 Al-Samoud 2 Missiles
• Hidden Costs of War
• 'International News Desk'

February 28, 2003

• Eye on the Sky: Air Travel Delays
• Tensions at United Nations
• Iraq Agrees in Principle to Destroy Missiles
• Saddam Hussein, George Bush and Secretary of Powell in Same Room?
• How to Get Rid of Junk E-Mail
• Baghdad Says It May Begin Destroying Banned Missiles Tomorrow
• Eye on the Sky: Air Travel Delays
• Wake-Up Call: Threat Level Lowered
• Wake-Up Call: Iraq's Missiles
• Baghdad Now Saying It Will Begin Destroying Missiles
• Iraq Agrees to Destroy Banned Missiles
• Reservation Info Could be Used to Determine if You're a Terrorist

February 27, 2003

• Tension in Turkey
• Intense Lobbying at United Nations
• Saddam Hussein's Warning to Iraqi People
• Wake-Up Call: Bush Meets Afghan President Karzai Today
• Iraqi Opposition Groups Hold Post-War Planning Sessions
• Wake-Up Call: Cost of War With Iraq
• Eye on the Sky: Air Travel Delays
• A Sad Day in the Neighborhood
• Eye on the Sky: Air Travel Delays
• United States Edging Closer to War with Iraq
• Pressure on Baghdad
• Iraqi Opposition Groups Hold Post-War Planning Sessions
• North Korea Causing Great Concerns
• Winning Design for Rebuilding WTC Will be Officially Announced
• Significant Iraq Troop Movement

February 26, 2003

• Turkish Parliament Delays Vote on U.S. Troops
• No Comment Yet From Iraq on CBS Interview
• What Are They Saying in Baghdad About President's Comments?
• Eye on the Sky: Air Travel Delays
• Some Antiwar Protesters Using Humor to Get Message Out
• Who Would Fill Power Vacuum in Event of Saddam's Departure?
• Congress Wonders Whether SUVs Dangerous
• White House Pressures United Nations
• Lowdown on Low-Carb Craze
• International Wrap: Eye on World
• Wake-Up Call: Bush on Saddam
• British Prime Minister Tony Blair Under Fire

February 25, 2003

• Talking Turkey
• Rival Proposed Resolutions Given to United Nations
• Saddam Hussein Challenges President Bush to Debate
• Eye on the Sky: Air Travel Delays
• 'Eye on the Sky'
• Saddam Hussein Making Challenge to President Bush
• Turkey's Cabinet Saying Yes to Allowing U.S. Troops on Soil
• America's Voice: Behind Bush?
• Wake-Up Call: Showdown Iraq
• British Prime Minister to Speak Before House of Commons
• Call to Action Sparking Call to Altar for Servicemen and Women
• TSA Makes Final Decision Today on Whether Pilots Will be Packing

February 24, 2003

• Wake-Up Call: View From the Hill
• Talk of CNN: The Station Nightclub Inferno
• Wake-Up Call: Say You Want Resolution
• Eye on the Sky: Air Travel Delays
• Iraq Considering U.N. Demand to Destroy Missiles
• Shared Grief in Nightclub Inferno
• Relatives of 97 Who Died in Rhode Island Deal with Grief, Anger
• Wake-Up Call: View From the Hill
• Look at 'National Geographic' Swimsuit Issue
• Major Grammy Nominees Couldn't Seem to Keep Up With the Jones
• 'International News Desk'
• AIDS Vaccine Test Results
• Powell on PR Mission to Get Word Out on New Proposed U.N. Resolution
• Wake-Up Call: Final Iraq Resolution
• Victims' Relatives Visited Nightclub Fire Site
• 'Eye on the Sky'
• White House Has Plans for Occupying, Rebuilding Post-Saddam Iraq

February 21, 2003

• 17-Year-Old Jesica Santillan Beginning First Full Day With New Organs
• Update from Turkey

February 20, 2003

• Packing Heat: Training for Pilots
• Look at What Recording Industry Up Against
• A Lot of Activity With U.N. Inspectors
• Washington Needs to Know Soon Whether Ships Should Approach Turkey
• French President Hosting African Summit
• Coffey Talk: Laci Case Clues
• Wake-Up Call: Second U.N. Resolution
• 'Talk of CNN'
• Wake-Up Call: Debate Over Iraq
• U.S. Officials: Details of Second U.N. Resolution up in Air
• Turkey 'Ground' For War
• Family Military Service
• New Threat of Flood Along East Coast
• 'Eye on the Sky'
• Anti-War Activists Demonstrate in Streets of Baghdad

February 19, 2003

• Deadly Subway Fire, Families Plead for Help
• Iraqi Government Shows Anti-War Demonstrations on Television
• Wake-Up Call: Debate Over Iraq
• Winter Wallop: Taking Flight
• Verdict Due in First 9/11 Conspiracy Trial
• Wake-Up Call: U.S. Troops in Limbo
• Eye on the Sky: Air Travel Delays
• First 9/11 Terror Suspect to Go on Trial Learns Fate Soon
• U.N. Debate Over Iraq Continues
• Police Again Search Laci Peterson's Home
• Police Again Search Laci Peterson's Home
• Dozens of Detectives Search House of Scott, Laci Peterson
• Breakfast With DAYBREAK: Brain Food
• President Bush Challenging United Nations to Enforce Resolutions
• Israeli Tanks, Troops Rolled into Gaza Overnight
• France Particularly Critical of U.S. Push for Attack on Iraq
• 'Talk of CNN'

February 18, 2003

• 'Talk of CNN'
• When Are People Going to Get to Go Home?
• After Big Snowfall, NYC Transforms Itself into Norman Rockwell Type Small Town
• Anti-War Protesters Becoming More Vocal
• E.U. Agrees Iraq Needs to Disarm
• Blizzard Express Making Final Stop in New England
• Hundreds of South Koreans Trapped in Burning Subway Car
• President's Day Blizzard Turning Out to be Blessing for Many, Curse for Others
• Nightclub Nightmare in Chicago
• Inspections Resume Today in Iraq
• Number of People Dead Following Subway Fire in South Korea
• The Bomb Farm
• Winter Wallop: Beantown Blizzard
• Winter Wallop, Capital Snow
• Winter Wallop: Coping in New York
• International Wrap: Eye On World
• First U-2 Flight Over Iraq Since 1990s
• Residents of Northeast Digging Out

February 17, 2003

• Talk of CNN: Northeast Weather
• Eye on the Sky: Air Travel Delays
• Winter Wallop, Nasty in New York City
• Major Winter Storm Snarling Northeast
• Showdown Iraq: Inspectors Visit Sites
• New York City Under Blizzard Warning
• Wake-Up Call: Showdown Iraq
• Air Travel Delays
• Winter Wallop: Capital Crunch
• Voices of Dissent to Possible Iraq War Being Raised Around World
• 'Eye on the Sky'
• Tail End of Storm Leaves North Carolina with Mixture of Freezing Rain, Sleet
• Color of High Alert Has People on Edge
• U.S., Britain Working on Second Resolution That May Go to Security Council This Week
• News Making Headlines 'Over There'
• At Least 4 Dead After Stampede in Chicago Nightclub
• European Union Meeting in Emergency Session in Brussels Today

February 14, 2003

• Key Arms Report Due Today on Iraq
• Iraqi Parliament Meets
• Chief Weapons Inspectors Prepare to Report to United Nations
• War on Terrorism on the Home Front
• Eye on the Sky: Air Travel Delays
• Key Arms Report to U.N. Likely to be Mixed Picture
• 'Dollars and Deals'
• Going Online to Find Your True Love

February 13, 2003

• Eye on the Sky: Air Travel Delays
• North Korea Nukes: Reaching the U.S.?
• Experts Say Iraqi Missile Violates U.N. Ban
• More U.S. Troops Arriving in Kuwait
• Woman Nods Off During Greenspan's Presentation
• Countdown to Valentine's Day
• World's Nuclear Watchdog Refers North Korea Issue to Security Council
• Wake-Up Call: White House Reaction
• Latest from Baghdad
• Blix Says Missile Found Has Range Greater Than That Allowed by U.N.
• U.S. Troops Preparing for Possibility of War
• Countdown to Valentine's Day
• 'Talk of CNN'
• Larry King Crop Circle
• North Korea Standoff
• Minding Your Business: In This Corner, President Bush
• Look at U.S. Military's Scud Defense Measures
• CIA: North Korean Missile Could Reach U.S.

February 12, 2003

• New 'Bin Laden' Tape Calls for Suicide Attacks Against Americans, Jews
• Wake-Up Call: 'Bin Laden' Tape
• Eye on the Sky: Air Travel Delays
• North Korea Standoff, Sanctions for Nukes?
• Inspectors Visit Complex in Heart of Baghdad
• Heart May Actually Benefit From Chocolate
• NASA Administrator to Testify Before Congress
• Prostate Cancer Primer
• How Are Iraqis Reacting to Bin Laden Tape?
• Museum of Modern Art in New York City Opens Matisse-Picasso Exhibit Tomorrow
• Bin Laden Reaching Out Again

February 11, 2003

• France, Germany, Belgium Block Help for Turkey
• Academy Award Nominations to be Announced Today
• Eye on the Sky: Air Travel Delays
• Talk of CNN: Michael Jackson
• U.S. Not Backing Off Iraq
• Iraq Approves Unconditional U-2 Flights
• British Reluctance on Iraq
• Winning Smile? Doggie Expressions
• America's Voice: The Issue of War
• NATO Members France, Germany, Belgium Block Help for Turkey
• Homeland Security, Staying Safe
• Wake-Up Call: Is NATO Necessary?
• NATO Meeting Delayed Until Later This Morning
• Iraq Agrees to Unconditional U-2 Flights
• Wake-Up Call: Will NATO Dispute Affect U.S. Plans in Iraq?
• Top Contenders for Oscar Nominations

February 10, 2003

• Inspectors Express Hope of More Iraqi Cooperation
• White House Dismisses Iraq Cooperation Pledge
• NATO Calls Emergency Session Over Iraq
• Fall Fashion Week in New York
• Muslim Pilgrimage, Millions Perform Hajj
• NATO Calls Emergency Session Over Iraq
• Eye on the Sky: Air Travel Delays
• NBA All-Stars 2003

February 07, 2003

• Snow Jammed, Northeast Slammed
• Eye on the Sky: Air Travel Delays
• Ming Dynasty: Yao Sir, Yao Sir
• Wake-Up Call: Focus on North Korea, Not Iraq
• Kuwait Readies for Conflict
• Senior Weapons Inspectors Back in Baghdad Tomorrow
• NASA Investigators Hope to get Clues from Amateur Video
• Chief Weapons Inspector at Training Session for New Weapons Inspectors
• President Bush Keeps Pressure on Iraq
• Biotech Pigs Entered Food Supply
• The Ming Dynasty
• President Bush Says Saddam Hussesin Will be Stopped
• Dollars & Deals: Tax Time
• More Cooperation From Iraq?
• Eye on the Sky: Air Travel Delays
• Major Dumping, Snow Blankets Big East
• Wake-Up Call: Gearing Up for Iraq?
• Snow Blankets Big East
• NBA Hoop-La: All-Star Game

February 06, 2003

• Eye on the Sky: Air Travel Delays
• Chief Weapons Inspectors to Meet With British Prime Minister
• North Korea Says U.S. Attack Would Start Total War
• Chief Weapons Inspectors to Meet with British Prime Minister
• Colin Powell's U.N. Appearance Hot Topic Around Country
• Wake-Up Call: Did Colin Powell Make his Case?
• Washington Not Letting Up Pressure on Iraq
• North Korea Remaining Defiant Over Nuclear Program
• Blix, ElBaradei About to Meet with Tony Blair
• Crutches with Wheels?
• Discussion of NASA's Changing Theories
• Going Global: Colin Powell's Presentation
• Are More Americans in Favor of Possible War Now?
• Going Global: Colin Powell's Presentation

February 05, 2003

• Colin Powell Will Present Evidence Against Iraq to U.N.
• Eye on the Sky: Air Travel Delays
• Wake-Up Call: Colin Powell's Big Day
• Bush Administration Ready to Make Case Against Iraq
• Search, Mourning for Seven Lost Heroes Goes On
• Wake-Up Call: Colin Powell's Presentation on Iraq
• Colin Powell Prepares to Present Evidence Against Iraq to U.N.
• Spotlight Falls on Secretary of State Colin Powell
• Morning Coffey
• Shuttle Tragedy Has Taken NASA Investigators to California
• Many New Diet Plans Say Hold Carrots, Bananas
• Going Global

February 04, 2003

• Shuttle Columbia Debris Recovery
• Investigators Scour Columbia's Launch Video for Clues
• President Bush to Attend Memorial for Columbia Heroes
• Eye on the Sky: Air Travel Delays
• Investigation into Columbia Tragedy Centering on Liftoff
• Tragedy Not Affecting Washington's Timetable for Dealing with WMDs
• Debris Recovery of Columbia
• 'Talk of CNN'
• Wake-Up Call: President Bush Headed for Houston
• Are Money Issues Compromising Safety of Space Program?
• NASA Looking at Amateur Video Taken Over San Jose, California
• Eve of Powell's Potentially Pivotal Speech
• America's Voice: Feeling Grounded?
• Look at Some Everyday Items That Got Start Out of This World
• What Comes Next in Columbia Investigation?
• British Prime Minister Tony Blair, French President Jacques Chirac Begin Summit
• Talk of CNN: Shuttle Disaster Being Felt All Over Nation

February 03, 2003

• Honoring Heroes of Space Shuttle Columbia
• Talk of CNN: Comparisons Between Columbia, Challenger Disasters
• Investigation into Columbia Shuttle Tragedy
• Columbia Shuttle Tragedy: The Mourning
• Eye on the Sky: Air Travel Delays
• Investigation into Shuttle Tragedy
• Top U.N. Inspectors Have Agreed to Return to Baghdad
• Too Early to Say What Caused Disaster
• Columbia Shuttle Tragedy: Investigation
• Shuttle Columbia Tragedy: Search for Clues
• Columbia Shuttle Tragedy: Recovery Efforts in Texas
• Human Remains, Debris Being Taken to Barksdale Air Force Base
• Wake-Up Call: Shuttle Columbia Tragedy
• Family, Friends Remembering Lost Loved Ones with Pride, Admiration
• Secretary Powell Getting Ready for High Level Meeting
• Global Reaction to Tragedy
• Looking Ahead to Future of Space Program

January 31, 2003

• U.S. Giving Travel Warnings to Americans in Middle East
• Deadly Explosion in Afghanistan
• Bubble Wrap Appreciation Day
• What Would Happen in Major City if Terrorists Used Smallpox Virus?
• Iraq Inviting U.N.'s Top Weapons Inspectors Back to Baghdad
• Bush Publicly Endorses Exile for Saddam Hussein
• New Legislation in Georgia to Put Cap on Pain and Suffering Awards
• Iraq Invites U.N. Inspectors Back for Talks
• What's Investing Like in Kuwaiti Stock Exchange?
• Eye on the Sky: Air Travel Delays
• Land Mine Destroys Bus Packed with Afghan Villagers
• Bush, Blair Summit at Camp David Today

January 30, 2003

• Saddam Hussein: 'America Will be Harmed'
• Wake-Up Call: U.S. Looking for Support
• A Few Soldiers Going to Sperm Bank
• Iraq's State-Run Media Keeping Up Rhetorical Barrage
• Wake-Up Call: Rallying Support on Iraq
• Inside Muslim America: Pakistanis Fleeing Country
• Officials Looking for Cause of Catastrophic Blast at North Carolina Factory
• Eye on the Sky: Air Travel Delays
• Look at News Reporters' Hats
• Tom Ridge Travels to Miami to Give First Official Speech
• Zenith Recalling Many Large Screen TV Sets
• Coffey Talk: Courtroom News
• 'Minding Your Business'

January 29, 2003

• Iraqi Reaction to President Bush's State of Union Address
• Wake-Up Call: President Bush's Plan
• Your Health: The Inverted Pyramid
• Israel Votes: Likud Party Maintains Dominance
• Prime Minister Ariel Sharon Calls It Historic Day of Victory
• Wake-Up Call: Reaction from Capitol Hill to President's Speech
• Highlights of State of the Union Speech
• Going Global: Reaction to Bush Speech
• International News Desk
• Wake-Up Call: Reaction from Capitol Hill to President Bush's Speech
• President Bush Will be Heading to Michigan Today
• White House View of State of the Union
• Visit with Family in Baghdad
• State of Union Speech Analysis
• Soldier Accidentally Shot in Kuwait During Training Exercises
• Skinny on Trans Fats

January 28, 2003

• Heart Disease Number One Killer of Women
• President Bush Finds Himself in Similar Position to Father
• Israel's Election: Low Voter Turnout
• U.S.: Iraq has Moved Weaponry Around Baghdad
• Wake-Up Call: President Bush's State of Union Address
• What Can We Expect from Bush's State of the Union?
• Security Council Will Meet in Closed Session Tomorrow
• Polls Show Sharon Will Win Decisively
• Eye on the Sky: Air Travel Delays
• International News Desk
• Wake-Up Call: Iraqi Intelligence
• Blix Reports Iraq Failed to Account for Large Quantities of Anthrax, Nerve Gas
• What Will President Say on Economy?
• Appeal to America
• U.S. Troops Battle Rebels in Afghanistan
• Where Does President Bush Stand with American People?
• Goin' Global

January 27, 2003

• White House Preps for Possible War With Iraq
• Israel Preparing for Election Day
• Iraqi Official Again Accuses U.S. of Wanting to go to War
• Eye on the Sky: Air Travel Delays
• Iraqi Foreign Minister: Bush White House an Evil Administration
• Iraqi Official Again Accuses U.S. of Wanting to go to War
• Rating Super Bowl Ads
• Wake-Up Call: Tough Talk on Iraq
• International News Desk
• Talking Sports with Chris Cotter
• Israel Votes
• Election Eve in Israel

January 24, 2003

• Saddam Hussein's Son Has Harsh Words For U.S.
• New Violence in Middle East
• Police in Kuwait Searching For Two More Suspects
• Eye on the Sky: Air Travel Delays
• Baghdad Takes Steps For War
• Florida's Citrus Crops Threatened by Freeze
• Sunday's Warriors Thank America's Real Warriors
• Three Israeli Soldiers Killed
• Wake-Up Call: U.S. Secretary of State Attends World Economic Summit
• Look at Tempting Palates For Those With Urge to Scribble
• Today First Day Some Will be Able to Get Smallpox Vaccination
• Talking Sports: Super Bowl Preview
• Cold Snap Puts Florida's Citrus Crops at Risk
• What is Credit Score?
• Koreas Agree to Meet Next Week

January 23, 2003

• Sundance Film Festival: Where Are They Now?
• Arrest in Saudi Arabia of Kuwaiti Psychiatrist
• Six Key Muslim Nations Meeting Today in Turkey
• France, Germany Come Together to Push Peaceful Solution
• Target: Saddam Hussein: International Support
• Neighbors No Longer
• Brutal Cold Carolina Snow
• Advice for Flu Season
• Eye on the Sky: Air Travel Delays
• Two Marine Helicopters Crash Along Texas-Mexico Border
• Moody AFB Deployment Orders

January 22, 2003

• Hollywood Dreaming at Sundance Film Festival
• Roe Versus Wade 30th Anniversary
• Eye on the Sky: Air Travel Delays
• How Are Bush's Comments Playing Out in Iraq?
• Camera at Intersection in Kuwait City May Have Captured Ambush
• Abortion Debate Rages On
• America's Voice: Roe Versus Wade
• Story of One Man in Middle East
• 'Talk of CNN'
• Battle of the Bulge Never Ending Fight
• Explosion in West Virginia Mine

January 21, 2003

• Iraq Pledges to Cooperate With U.N. Weapons Inspectors
• Deploying Troops Joining Task Force Iron Horse
• Wake-Up Call: Split on Iraq?
• Eye on the Sky: Air Travel Delays
• Manhunt Going on in Kuwait
• Iraq Pledges More Cooperation to U.N. Weapons Inspectors
• Diplomatic Shuffle Going on Regarding Standoff Over North Korea
• Tomorrow 30th Anniversary of Roe Vs. Wade
• Hollywood Has Taken Nation's Voyeuristic Tendencies to Extreme
• America's Voice: Economy Woes
• Two Americans Ambushed in Kuwait Worked for Defense Department
• In Kuwait, Two Americans Gunned Down
• Prime Minister Sharon Sitting Pretty in Polls
• 'Talk of CNN'
• A Way to Take Your New Choppers Out For a Test Drive
• Morning Coffey

January 20, 2003

• Controversy Boiling to Surface Once Again in King's Home State
• Sundance Film Festival
• Look at Top Movies at Golden Globe Awards
• Two Top U.N. Weapons Experts Giving News Conference in Baghdad
• Wake-Up Call: Colin Powell Meets Counterparts at U.N. to Discuss Iraq
• Senior U.N. Weapons Inspectors Blix and ElBaradei Holding Second Day of Talks in Baghdad
• Joint Chiefs Chairman in Turkey Drumming Up Support
• Arafat Grants First Interview in Two Months
• Israel's Strategy to Stop Suicide Bombings Has Been Successful
• Eye on the Sky: Air Travel Delays
• International News Desk
• Easier Inspections in Iraq?
• Golden Globes Handed Out Last Night in Los Angeles
• Wedding for Sale
• Honoring MLK: Students Promoting Peace

January 17, 2003

• President Bush Wants $250,000 Cap on Damage Awards
• U.S. Troop Buildup in Persian Gulf at Steady Rate
• White House Reaction to Discovery of Chemical Warheads in Iraq
• Iraqis President Saddam Hussein Speaks, Remains Defiant
• Eye on the Sky: Air Travel Delays
• What Does France Have to Say About Inspections in Iraq?
• Palestinians Stage Pro-Iraq Rally
• Saddam Hussein Defiant After Warheads Find
• American, Canadian Police Chiefs in Israel
• 60th Golden Globe Awards This Weekend
• 12 Years Ago, Allied Invasion of Iraq Was Going Full Bore
• Closer Look at Three Countries Dubbed Part of 'Axis of Evil'
• Pocketbook Protector: FedEx Ground Service
• What Happens to World's Most Famous Holiday Tree?
• Defiant Saddam Gives Speech to Iraqi People

January 16, 2003

• U.N. Inspectors at Home of Iraqi Scientist
• White House to Challenge Michigan Admissions
• Texas Tech University Professor Faces Arraignment Today
• Wake-Up Call: Nuclear Showdown
• North Korea Slamming Washington Again
• Israel Prepares Joint Exercises With U.S.
• Bush Administration Files Friend of the Court Brief at Supreme Court
• Eye on the Sky: Air Travel Delays
• U.N. Weapons Inspectors Visit Homes of Two Scientists
• Political Landscape of Affirmative Action Case
• Mohammed ElBaradei in Moscow This Morning
• 'Talk of CNN'
• South Korean Government Says It's Prepared For Worse-Case Scenario
• Gulf War Anniversary
• International News Desk
• Rare Science Mission Includes First Israeli Astronaut
• Hans Blix Headed to Iraq Sunday
• Tom Selleck Back in Saddle Again

January 15, 2003

• Prosecutors Want Malvo Tried as an Adult
• One Officer Killed in Deadly Raid Related To Ricin Probe In England
• Assistant Secretary of State James Kelly Meets With Chinese Officials
• U.S. Inspectors Visit Saddam Hussein's Presidential Palace
• D.C. Postal Site Tested for Anthrax
• Talks in Beijing Over North Korea's Nuclear Plans
• Interview With Tom Day, U.S. Postal Service
• Look at Kim Jong Il
• Wake-Up Call: North Korea Standoff
• Counterterrorism Raid Leads to Killing of British Police Officer
• President Bush Talks Tough on Iraq
• Welcoming Troops in Kuwait?
• Look at Big Sale Signs
• 'Talk of CNN'

January 14, 2003

• How Much Would You Pay For a Really Good Burger?
• Pete Townshend Makes Bail in Child Pornography Case
• Eye on the Sky: Air Travel Delays
• GE Workers Strike To Protest Hike in Health Care Insurance
• D.C. Sniper To Appear In Court Today
• Weapons Inspectors Visit Six Sites in Iraq
• Diplomacy in North Korean Standoff
• Huge U.S. Military Buildup in Persian Gulf Region
• North Korea Insists Direct Talks With U.S. Only Way to End Crisis
• Wake-Up Call: North Korea Standoff
• Look at What North Korea Really Wants From United States
• Look at Winners at American Music Awards
• 'Talk of CNN'
• Interview With Jesse Jackson
• Friendly Fire Hearing in Louisiana
• America's Voice: Gallup Poll
• Morning Coffey
• Tough For New Yorkers to Agree on What Should be Built at WTC Site

January 13, 2003

• Talk of CNN: Commuter Crash, Smallpox
• Eye on the Sky: Air Travel Delays
• AOL's Steve Case Resigns as Chairman
• Wake-Up Call: North Korea Standoff
• Military Buildup Continues In Persian Gulf
• Case Says He Will Step Down as AOL Chairman
• Assistant Secretary of State James Kelly in Seoul
• IAEA Says Inspections Could Take Year
• International News Desk
• More Troops Deployed to Gulf Region
• Inside North Korea
• Wake-Up Call: Field of Democrats
• Terror Arrests in London
• Talking Sports: Pigskin Playoffs
• U.S. 'Ready To Talk' With North Korea
• Interview With Steve Case

January 10, 2003

• Seoul Reacts to Pyongyang's Withdrawal From Nuclear Treaty
• Eye on the Sky: Air Travel Delays
• Wake-Up Call: North Korea Standoff
• Talk of CNN: Reality TV
• Talk of CNN: NFL Playoffs
• South Korea's President Says North Korea Making Matters Worse
• U.N.'s Top Weapons Inspector Says There is No Smoking Gun
• Wake-Up Call: Death Row Pardons
• NTSB Probes Maintenance Done on Flight 5481
• In Chicago, Outgoing Governor Plans to Let Some Death Row Inmates Out
• Look at Training of Commuter Pilots
• Prime Minister Sharon Finds Himself in Political Dogfight
• Reaction to North Korea's Withdrawal From Nuclear Pact
• Talk With International Editor Tomas Etzler
• White House: U.S. Sure Iraq Has Prohibited Weapons
• Spielberg's Star and Weekend Box Office Movies
• Music Video Calls on Potty People
• Restoring Your Credit

January 09, 2003

• Airline Industry Hearing Today On Capitol Hill
• Talks Scheduled Between Two Koreas
• Wake-Up Call: Powell's Remarks
• Investigators Look For Cause of North Carolina Plane Crash
• Man Australians Call Dr. Death Heading to U.S.
• Interview With Former U.N. Assistant Secretary-General Denis Halliday
• White House Says It's Willing to Have Talks With North Korea Over Nuclear Program
• Child Abuse Case: Caretaker Arrested
• Latest on Deadly Plane Crash in North Carolina
• Talk of CNN: Unusual Way of Cracking Down on Drunk Drivers
• Talk of CNN: Latest Reality TV Series
• Eye on the Sky

January 08, 2003

• Wake-Up Call: North Korea Nukes
• U.N. Weapons Experts Search Eights Sites Today in Iraq
• U.S. Commanders Ordered to Persian Gulf Region
• Some Americans in Baghdad Advocating Peaceful Solution
• Pyongyang Says There is Danger of Nuclear War
• North Korea Blames U.S. for Fueling Tensions
• New Terror Scare: Deadly Toxin Found
• North Korea Again Denouncing U.S.
• International News Desk
• Eye on the Sky
• Short History of Stethoscope
• What Are Benefits of Atkins Diet?
• Talk of CNN: Reality TV Overkill?
• Flu Bug Packing Deadly Punch Again This Year

January 07, 2003

• What's New at the Auto Show?
• Weapons Inspectors Using Helicopters In Iraq
• President Bush to Unveil Economic Stimulus Plan Today
• Wake-Up Call: Avoiding War With North Korea
• San Diego Troops Persian Gulf Bound
• President Bush to Announce Today Plans to Stimulate Economy
• North Korea Has Just Upped Rhetoric
• Chicago Lost More Jobs Last Year Than Any City
• U.N. Experts Taking to Skies Over Iraq
• Preview of President Bush's Economic Stimulus Plan
• Eye on the Sky: Holiday Travel
• International Wrap: North Korea Warns U.S. Sanctions Mean War
• 19 Palestinian Militants Arrested
• International News Desk
• 3,500 Soldiers From Fort Bening, Georgia Shipping Out
• Look at Shock Opera
• Residents of Bomb-Shattered Tel Aviv Neighborhood Trying to Put Lives Back Together
• Talk of CNN: Renewed Charges of Clonaid Hoax
• New Study on Obesity and Mortality

January 06, 2003

• Senator Bill Frist Takes Over As Majority Leader Today
• Talk of CNN: Buzz in the Granite State
• Saddam Hussein Says Iraq's Military Will Defeat Any U.S. Attack
• Iraq Situation One of Three Pressing Issues For Bush
• Hussein Has Been Addressing Nation
• Double Suicide Bombings in Tel Aviv
• Married in Uniform and Stationed Overseas
• Talking Sports: Wildcard Weekend

January 03, 2003

• Fiesta Bowl: Miami Versus Ohio State
• FBI Agents in Lahore, Pakistan to Interview Jeweler
• Four Days After Americans Killed in Yemen, 25 Colleagues Returning to Work
• Bush Speaks About Stimulus Package to Reporters
• FBI Officials In Pakistan Hoping to Unravel Photo Mystery
• U.S. To Host Trilateral Talks on North Korea's Nuclear Program
• North Korea Blames U.S. for Standoff Over Its Nuclear Program
• Talking Sports With Dave Johnson
• U.N. Experts Out and About Despite Muslim Holy Day
• Talk With Travelocity's Rollie Caparas
• Would-Be Democratic Candidates for 2004 Presidential Race
• Wake-Up Call: North Korean Nukes
• First Look Inside Yemeni Hospital
• Bronx Zoo Gets Special Christmas Bundle of Joy
• Talking Sports: Bowling for Rankings

January 02, 2003

• Frist to the Rescue
• Eye on the Sky: Air Travel Check
• Frist Future, Next Senate Leader
• War on Terrorism: Troops Deploy
• Missing Woman Mystery: Search Underway
• Pakistani Man Says FBI has Wrong Man
• Jeweler Says Photo Wrongly on FBI Site
• U.S. Troops Between Koreas Calm, Prepared
• Government Issues of 2002
• U.N. Inspection Teams Visit Five Sites Today
• New Years Resolutions Intact
• North, South Koreans React to Bond Film
• International Wrap: Mistaken Identity in Pakistan
• Where is Proof That Iraq Has Weapons of Mass Destruction?
• North Korea a Top International Story
• Legal Briefs: Coffey Talk
• Interview with Jimmy Barrett
• Car Makers Research Smells
• Wake-Up Call: Is the Doctor In?
• Interview with Lisa Drayer
• John Edwards Forming Exploratory Committee

January 01, 2003

• Teddy Bear Celebrates 100th Birthday
• Suspected Islamic Extremist in Custody for Yemen Attack
• Predator Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Lives Up to Name in Iraq
• Bush's Policies Earn Him High Marks in Opinion Polls
• U.N. Weapons Inspections Continue on New Year's Day in Iraq
• New Year Brings Familiar International Stories

December 31, 2002

• Wake-Up Call: Americans Killed in Yemen
• Critical Mass: Inspectors Leave North Korea
• Americans Killed in Attack in Yemen
• Predator: Two-Edged Sword
• North Korea Kicks Out U.N. Nuclear Monitors
• Bodies of Three Aid Workers to be Returned to U.S. Today
• U.N. Experts Back on Hunt Again
• Eye on the Sky: Holiday Travel
• New Concerns About Five Men Wanted by FBI
• Gallup Poll: January to December Comparisons
• New York Readies for New Year's Eve Celebration
• South Korea Protest

December 30, 2002

• State of the Union De Ja Vu
• Talk of CNN: NFL Playoff Picture
• Five Being Sought by FBI
• U.N. Experts On Hunt Again Today
• North Korea's Nukes: Delicate Diplomacy
• North Korea May be Upping the Ante
• Talk of CNN: Buzz in the Granite State
• Legal Briefs: Coffey Talk
• Four American Aid Workers Shot in Yemen
• Talking Sports with Chris Cotter
• Eye on the Sky
• International Wrap: Eye on World

December 27, 2002

• North Korea and Restart of Controversial Nuclear Reactor
• Town For Sale: Closing Bids
• Wake-Up Call: North Korea
• North Korea Expelling Inspectors
• U.N. Inspectors Turning More Now to Scientists
• Eye on the Sky: Holiday Travel
• Charities Suffering
• Warships in Persian Gulf Doing More Than Preparing for Possible War
• Wake-Up Call: Powerball Winner
• Cloned Baby?
• International Wrap: Eye on World
• Spotlight Falls on Human Cloning This Morning
• Infant Born on Cold, Snowy Night

December 26, 2002

• Eye on the Sky: Holiday Travel
• Wake-Up Call: North Korea's Nukes
• Iraqi Scientists at Technology University Questioned
• Inside Afghanistan: U.S. Humanitarian Worker
• Holiday Shopping: Post-Christmas Sales
• Powerball Winner
• Breakfast with DAYBREAK: Healthy For Holidays

December 25, 2002

• Troops in Kuwait
• Wake-Up Call: Korean Quandary
• Power Shoppers

December 24, 2002

• Israeli Forces Pull Back to Bethlehem Outskirts
• Web Site Features Police Property
• Drone Downed
• U.S. Troops in Afghanistan Spending Holidays Overseas
• North Korea's Nukes
• Remembering Joe Strummer
• Wake-Up Call: Christmas At Camp David
• International Wrap: Eye on World
• U.S. Troops Celebrating Christmas in Afghanistan

December 23, 2002

• Talk of CNN: Powerball Lottery
• Impact of United Airlines Bankruptcy on Schools in San Francisco Area
• What's to Blame for Jump in Gas Prices?
• New Head Honcho on Capitol Hill
• International News Desk
• Troops in Training Getting Experience Facing Biological Weapons
• Eye on the Sky: Holiday Travel
• Talk of CNN: Week 15 in NFL
• Building Nuclear Threat, North Korea's Threat
• Where is Proof That Iraq Has Weapons of Mass Destruction?
• Frist Future, Next Senate Leader
• Iranian-American Sitting in Oval Office of 'White House'
• Blue Christmas in Bethlehem
• International Wrap: Eye on World
• Morning Coffey
• Talking Sports with Chris Cotter

December 20, 2002

• Undertaking 'Lord of the Rings'
• Homecoming: USS George Washington Returns After Six Months
• Fighting Words Over Iraq's Declaration
• Wake-Up Call: A Lott of Controversy
• U.N. Weapons Inspectors Saying Iraq Has Yet to Come Clean
• Lott Has Given Headline Writers Plenty of Ammunition
• University of Iowa Trying to Advance Science of Defensive Driving
• Eye on the Sky: Holiday Travel
• Wake-Up Call: U.S. Plans for Iraq
• Mississippi Tornado: After Storm
• Pope to Credit Mother Teresa with Miracle
• IAEA Spokesman Mark Gwozdecky

December 19, 2002

• U.N. Weapons Inspectors Continue to Stay Focused
• British Caution Not Last Straw
• Uncertainty Descends on United Employees
• Would You Shell Out $250 For a Jar of Skin Cream?
• Could War with Iraq be a Month or Two Away?
• Lott of Fallout
• International News Desk
• Beltway Buzz: Security Changes for Checked Baggage
• Talk of CNN: Protection from Telemarketers
• International Wrap: Eye on World
• 'The Two Towers' Could be Popular Draw This Weekend at Theaters
• Golden Globe Nominations
• Searches Go On in Iraq

December 18, 2002

• New 5-in-1 Vaccine
• U.S. to Accuse Iraq of Not Fully Explaining What's Happened to Chemical and Biological Program
• Beltway Buzz
• Fourth Week of U.N. Arms Inspections
• Censored Weapons Declaration
• Update on Trent Lott Controversy
• International News Desk
• Lott's Future: Taking Sides?
• Britain Off to War?
• New Dictionary to Clue You Into Wha's Up
• Holiday Season Shopping and Shipping
• Controversy Swirling Around Senator Lott Has Not Died Down
• Mars Versus Venus Factor in Eating
• Talk with Radio Talk Show Host 'Broadway' Joe Booker
• International Wrap: Eye On World
• Talk of CNN: Lott's Troubles

December 17, 2002

• Talk of CNN: Priest Sex Abuse Scandal
• 'Iron Lady' from Bosnia on Trial
• Marine Corps Investigating Medical Mystery
• Senate Republican Leader Trying to Calm Firestorm
• The Hunt for Bin Laden
• International News Desk
• Powell Says There are Problems with Baghdad's Weapons Declaration
• Wake-Up Call: Lott's Job On Line
• War Crimes Tribunal, Plasvic Sentencing
• Ezekiel's Wings: First Flight
• Lott's Troubles: BET Mea Culpa
• Talk of CNN: What Are Folks Talking About in Tennessee?
• Iraq: The Weapons Hunt: Oil Concerns Russia
• New Name to Replace Kissinger's to Head Up 9/11 Commission
• Talk of CNN: How D.C. Feels About Lott
• American Voice: Lott, Gore, Vatican
• Lotts of Trouble: Is There A Way Out?
• C-Section Births Increasingly Common
• U.S. Skepticism with Iraq's Weapons Declaration

December 16, 2002

• New York City Transit Trouble, No Strike for Now
• Wake-Up Call: Hot Political Topics
• After Al, Democrats in Wing
• International News Desk
• Inspectors Ranks Bolstered in Baghdad
• Al Qaeda Operates on World Wide Web
• New York City Transit Strike That Isn't
• Millions of NYC Commuters Able to Roll into Work This Morning
• Some Reinforcements Join U.N. Inspection Teams
• Al Gore Will Not be Running for President in 2004
• Beltway Buzz: What's on Tap?
• Transit Workers Union Has Stopped Clock on Strike
• NYC Transit Trouble: No Strike for Now
• Morning Coffey
• NYC Transit Trouble: City has Contingency Plans Ready in Event of Strike
• Talking Sports with Chris Cotter
• New York City Transit Trouble: No Strike For Now
• Lott of Trouble, Support Slipping

December 13, 2002

• Trouble at This Morning's Weapons Inspection
• Catholic Church and Controversy Involving Boston's Cardinal Law
• Turbulent Times Ahead for United Airlines Pilots
• What Does Majority Leader Lott Truly Believe About Segregation?
• Pope John Paul II and Cardinal Bernard Law Begin Their Talks
• International News Desk
• Details on Smallpox Vaccine
• A Fashion Show with a Whole New Wrinkle
• Heisman Trophy Time
• Still a Whole Lot of Trouble for Senator Trent Lott
• Baghdad Apparently Blew an Opportunity to Come Clean
• Smallpox Vaccinations: Dr. Gupta Explains

December 12, 2002

• Defense Secretary Rumsfeld Visiting with U.S. Troops in Qatar
• U.N. Inspection Teams Intensifying Hunt
• Call for Resignation of Cardinal Bernard Law
• Should People be Given Vaccine to Protect Against Smallpox?
• Sniper Suspect John Muhammad Has Court Hearing
• Smallpox Vaccinations: Military Goes First
• Look Inside National Imagery and Mapping Agency
• Interview with Donald Rumsfeld
• Search for Weapons Intensifies in Iraq
• Wake-Up Call: 'Lott' of Controversy
• War Games: Donald Rumsfeld in Qatar
• Case Against Iraq: Public Opinion
• Case Against Iraq: Public Opinion

December 11, 2002

• Pressure Keeps Building for Cardinal Law's Resignation
• In Iraq, They Have Begun Third Week of Inspections
• U.S. Officials Say Missiles Were Heading to Yemen from North Korea
• Trashing Free Speech: California Controversy
• Agency Created to Spy on Others Now Keeping an Eye on This Nation
• International News Desk
• Missile Mystery, Scuds Aboard Ship
• Rumsfeld Set to Visit American Troops in Gulf of Aden
• Spain Authorities to Hold News Conference Scud Missile Interception
• Bovine Poets Who Take 'How Now Brown Cow' to Whole New Level
• Missile Mystery: Ship Now Under Armed Escort to Naval Base
• Legal Grounds: Morning Coffey
• Intercepted Ship Now in Control of U.S.

December 10, 2002

• Arafat Facing Perhaps Biggest Threat to Leadership
• Look Inside National Imagery and Mapping Agency
• Weapons Inspectors Covering Old Ground in Iraq
• D.C. Daytimer: What's on Tap?
• 'Talk of CNN': Catholic Church Scandal
• Look Back at Carter's Troubled White House Years
• Focus Shifts to Documents in Weapons Inspections
• 12-Inch Version of President That Speaks
• Talk of CNN: Drunk Driving in Tennessee
• Real Skinny on Skinny Pills
• Jimmy Carter: Prize, Glory
• Cleveland Priest Killing Suspect Arraignment Today
• Can Cutting Back on Food Help Us Find Fountain of Youth?
• Talk of CNN: Dick Cheney's Neighborhood; United Airlines
• Iraq's Weapons Declaration

December 09, 2002

• U.N. Experts Begin Full Day of Report Analysis
• Government Relaxing Gate Screening Measures
• Talk of CNN: Life Insurance on Wal-Mart Employees
• Today's International Stories
• A Look Inside NIMA
• Analyzing Iraqi Declaration
• D.C. Daytimer: What's on Tap?
• Search Goes on in Iraq
• Strategic Qatar Small, Sleepy
• California Bishops Read Letter Regarding Abuse Claims
• North Carolina Still Short on Power
• Church Crisis: Cardinal Law in Rome
• Charges in Central Park Jogger Case Could Be Thrown Out
• Interview with Chris Cotter
• 'Exercise Internal Look'

December 06, 2002

• Interview with Dave Johnson
• Iraqi Declaration Thousands of Pages Long
• Television Pioneer Passes On
• Israel Sends Tanks into Gaza Strip
• "Live from Baghdad," the Movie
• Today's International Stories
• Much of Carolinas Still Without Power
• Interview with Magnus Ranstorp
• Interview with Rally Caparas
• Handover of Iraq's Declaration
• White House View on Iraq's Declaration
• Mood in Qatar
• Interesting Vehicle Tours Woodstock
• Handover of Iraq's Declaration of Weapons of Mass Destruction
• U.S.-Kenya Military Exercises
• White House Skeptical of Iraqi Declaration

December 05, 2002

• Interview with Rally Caparas
• Qatar Could Play Big Role in Possible War
• Interview with Mitch Kokai
• Wintry Weather, Messy Mix
• U.S. Battle Group Heads Toward Iraq
• War Games, Prepping in Qatar
• Whitney Houston Interviewed by Diane Sawyer
• Charlotte Struck by Winter Storm
• Iraq Has Three Days to Reveal Weapons
• Interview with Dave McConnell
• View From Baghdad
• Wintry Weather, Travel Troubles?

December 04, 2002

• Church Abuse Scandal Leaves Paper Trail
• Work Continues for Inspection Teams
• War on Terrorism: A Deportee's Story
• Mixed Signals from Turkey
• Inspectors Look at Compound Two Hours from Baghdad
• International Stories for Today
• Woman Gives Away Everything
• Day 7 of Weapons Inspections
• Turkey's Role in War
• Health Care Union Worried about Smallpox Vaccine
• Desperate Deserter, Family's Future Uncertain
• Winter Storm: Southern Cities Prepare
• Interview with Al Gardner, Stacy Simms
• Today's Legal Outlook

December 03, 2002

• Inspectors Unexpectedly Visit Presidential Palace
• Inspection Team Spends Only a Few Hours at Presidential Site
• Interview with Ralphie and Karen Morning Show
• Al Qaeda Claim to Kenya Attacks Appears on Several Web Sites
• Another Cruise Ship Has Outbreak
• Protecting Planes: Antimissile System
• Interview with Lisa Drayer
• Al Qaeda Claim for Kenya Attack?
• Attack in Kenya, Missile Threat
• International Stories for Today
• Saddam's Palace in Central Baghdad Searched
• International Wrap, Eye on World
• Israel Vows Response to Kenya Attacks
• Iraq Promises Report December 7

December 02, 2002

• Day 5 of U.N. Weapons Inspections in Iraq; Baghdad Factories Toured for Missile Head Development
• Israeli, Kenyan Investigators Attempt to Balance Control of Bombing Investigation
• Law Considers Filing Bankruptcy on Behalf of Archdiocese in Wake of Sexual Abuse Lawsuits
• Screening All Checked Bags at Airports United States One Step Closer to Reality
• Bombing Victims: Funerals for Two Israeli Brothers
• Israel Requests Evidence From Kenyan Attacks for Analysis
• Updates on Kenyan/Israeli Attacks, U.N. Weapons Inspections
• Carnival Cruise Lines Suffers Ill Passengers
• Overview of Week 13 in the NFL
• Holiday Sales off to Strong Start
• New Book Documents Development of Fetus from Conception to Birth Using Computer Generated Images
• The First Anniversary Enron's Declaration of Bankruptcy
• United's Mechanics Union Vote Thursday on New Deal
• Iraq Makes Revelation to Inspectors
• Inspectors Visit Complex in Heart of Baghdad
• Evidence Dispute in Kenya Attack
• Playoffs for NFL Heat Up
• Military-Industrial Complex Searched in Iraq
• International Wrap, Eye on World
• Iraq's Admission
• Day 5 of Inspections
• Interview with Terrence Taylor
• White House Has No Reaction to Iraq's Admission Yet
• Interview With Ken Pollock
• Investigators Argue Over Evidence in Mombasa Hotel Bombing
• New Technology Lets Doctors Know What is Going on in the Womb Months Before a Baby is Born

November 29, 2002

• First Planeload of Israelis Wounded in Kenya Returns to Israel
• Israelis Attacked Home, Abroad
• No Inspections Today
• Twelve Being Questioned in Kenya Attack
• Inside Northern Iraq: Proof of Al Qaeda Connection?
• Talking Sports with Chris Cotter
• Interview with Daniel Ayalon
• Kenyan Police Questioning Twelve People
• Holiday Shopping Maul
• Videotape Shot From Inside Plane Targeted by Missile Attack
• Russians Demand Answers in Tragic Siege Aftermath
• Holiday Movies Hitting Big Screen
• Talking Sports with Dave Johnson
• Could Similar Attack Happen in U.S.?
• Inspectors Have Not Yet Set Out to Hunt for Chemical, Biological, Nuclear Weapons

November 28, 2002

• United Nations Weapons Inspectors Back at Work on Second Day of Inspections
• 76th Macy's Thanksgiving Parade Today in New York
• Afghan Thanksgiving Greetings

November 27, 2002

• Holiday Travel Slowed by Snow
• First Weapons Inspection Completed
• Tips for Thanksgiving Deep Fryers
• Peanut Butter and Nuts May Ward Off Diabetes in Women
• Smaller Than Expected Rebound in Consumer Confidence Causing Concern
• More Americans Flying This Thanksgiving Than Last Year
• Bush Administration Pushing Saudi Arabia to Do More to Fight War on Terror
• The Talk of CNN: Chicago Snow
• First Weapons Inspections in Iraq in Nearly Four Years Under Way
• Butterball Turkey Talk-Line Helping Cooks in Crisis
• International Wrap: All Eyes on Iraq
• Day One of Inspections
• Look at Butterball Talk Line
• For Retailers, It's Already Christmas
• Look at Some of Victims of Saddam Hussein's Chemical Weapons
• Many of You Traveling Today Can Expect Some Delays on Roads and in Skies
• Interview with Richard Butler
• Day One Again in Iraq
• Delays at Atlanta's Hartsfield Airport

November 26, 2002

• Talk of CNN: Hot Topics in Boston
• Focus Shifts to Getting Homeland Security Department in Action as Soon as Possible
• Three Men Charged in Largest Identity Theft Case Ever
• Concerns Baghdad May be Importing Military Equipment
• Wake-Up Call, Homeland Security
• Eve of Inspections
• International News Desk
• Wild Turkey Making a Comeback
• Exclusive Look Inside Northern Iraq
• Dating Game: Making a Love Connection
• Ukrainian Origins?
• Are You Trying to Lose Weight?
• Kuwait, Unfriendly Ally?
• Talking Turkey
• Protecting Yourself Online
• Protect Yourself: Identity Pickpockets
• Could U.S. Conclude Military Campaign in Iraq in Less Than Two Weeks?

November 25, 2002

• If War Breaks Out, Some Iraqis Fear They Might Suffer at Hands of Hussein
• 'International News Desk'
• Bush Expected to Sign Homeland Security Bill Today
• Talk of CNN: Saddam Hussein's E-Mail
• Breaking Down Biggest Government Overhaul in More Than Half a Century
• First U.N. Weapons Inspectors Due in Baghdad Soon
• What's on Tap for D.C. Today?
• Inspectors On Move
• Bound for Baghdad
• Self-Service Check-In Kiosks at Airports
• Talking Sports with Jimmy Barrett
• Several Breakthroughs in War on Terror This Week
• U.N. Weapons Inspectors Getting Ready to Leave Cyprus
• Ugly Weekend for College Football
• Talk of CNN With Bruce Alan of WTOP Radio

November 22, 2002

• 'Die Another Day' Opens Today
• Moviegoers Can Get Shaken and Stirred Starting Today
• United Airlines Struggling
• Israeli Forces Deploy in Bethlehem
• Bali Bombings Confession
• D.C. Daytimer: What's on Tap?
• Bush European Travels, Russia Bound
• 'International News Desk'
• Talk of CNN: DFW Sting Operation
• More Than Two Dozen Palestinians Arrested in West Bank
• Israeli Forces Have Taken Control of Bethlehem
• Bush Leaving Prague for Russia
• Rioting in Nigeria

November 21, 2002

• Princess Anne Pleads Guilty in Dog Attacks
• U.S. Soldiers Attacked In Kuwait
• NATO Summit, New Members
• Blast Kills 11 in Jerusalem
• U.S. Missionary Killed in Lebanon
• Two U.S. Soldiers Seriously Wounded in Kuwait
• Suicide Bus Bombing in Jerusalem
• American Missionary Killed in Lebanon
• Tony Blair Says NATO Unanimous That Iraq Must Disarm
• Deadly Suicide Bombing on Jerusalem Bus
• Waiting Mode
• Talk of CNN: Foreign Exchange Students in Utah
• Bus Attack in West Jerusalem
• Holland America Says It's Pulling Cruise Ship Due to Contagious Stomach Virus
• Look at Monster Attraction in New York
• 'International News Desk'

November 20, 2002

• D.C. Daytimer: New Day, New Department
• Tanker Carrying Massive Amount of Oil Sinks Off Spanish Coast
• President In Prague at NATO Summit
• President Bush Focusing on Future of NATO and Present in Iraq
• Tennessee One of Hardest Hit States
• Chief Inspectors Talk
• Mood Upbeat at Annual Comdex Computing and Technology Trade Show
• U.N. Advance Team Goes on With Its Work
• Biggest Reorganization of Government in Decades Close at Hand
• Look at 911 Tapes from Sniper Attacks
• Look at Saudi Arabia's Sometimes Rocky Relationship with U.S.
• Environmental Time Bomb?
• 'Talk of CNN'
• Homeland Security Department Passes Congress

November 19, 2002

• New Study Claims Americans Eating Way Too Much Salt
• 'Talk of CNN'
• Homeland Security Senate Showdown
• Setting the Stage in Iraq
• What's on Tap in D.C.?
• International News Desk
• Shower in the Skies: Leonid Meteor Shower
• How Iraqi Situation is Viewed in Jordan
• Weekend Ice Storm Still Having Effect on Southern New England
• Leonid Meteor Shower Supposed to be Show of Century
• First Full Day of Warfare for Advanced Team Preparing the Way
• Oil Tanker Splits in Two Off Spanish Coast
• President Bush Will Be Among Those Flying Today to NATO Summit
• In Atlanta, High Speed Chases Will be Limited
• Regional Tensions
• Mr. Bush Goes to Europe
• Leonid Meteor Shower Spectacular in Some Places

November 18, 2002

• Terror Plot Foiled?
• Level of Terror Alert
• Wicked Weather: Ice Storm Paralyzes Parts of New England
• Advanced Team of U.N. Weapons Inspectors Has Arrived in Iraq
• North Korea Admits to Having Nuclear Weapon, or Does It?
• Rudy Giuliani Wanted as CEO at WorldCom
• Bond is Back: New Bond Film Premieres in London
• Airport Screeners Beating Deadline
• Plane Has Landed in Baghdad Carrying Small Team of U.N. Weapons Inspectors
• 'Talk of CNN'
• Talking Sports with Jimmy Barret of WRVA Radio
• Interview with Richard Butler
• Photo Booth Tradition Fading Like an Old Photograph
• Talking Sports with Chris Cotter

November 15, 2002

• Talking Sports with WTOP's Dave Johnson
• Legal Analysis: Kids and Crime
• Advanced Weapons Inspection Team Due in Baghdad on Monday
• Virginia Execution
• Inspectors Head to Iraq
• Gun Trial, Distributor Liable
• D.C. Daytimer: What's on Tap?
• Movie Theater for Mothers with Babies
• First Group of Weapons Inspectors Leaves Today for Baghdad
• Two Boys Face Less Than 10 Years Behind Bars
• U.S. Preparing for War in Case Iraq Does Not Comply
• Covert Training
• Concern at State Department After Execution of Pakistani Man
• Stars Came Out for Witchcraft and Wizardry in Los Angeles
• Weapons Inspectors on Move Today
• Talk of CNN: Turning Up Heat in Michigan on Terrorists
• Alarming Warning

November 14, 2002

• Inspectors Advance Team to Arrive in Iraq Monday
• What's on Tap for D.C. Today?
• Averting War?
• Looking Like Weapons Inspectors Will be Going in Iraq in Few Days
• White House Reacts Skeptically
• Iraq Accepts U.N. Resolution
• U.S. Intelligence Officials 95 Percent Certain It's Bin Laden's Voice
• Do U.S. Forces See Less of a Chance For War?
• Look at Some Cutting Edge Technology For Weapons Inspections
• High-Tech Gadgets
• 'Talk of CNN'
• Baghdad Reacts
• Look at Americans Who Call Saudi Arabia Home
• Coolest Cat Trick Contest
• Hollywood Buzz: Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck Engaged
• Look at Harry Potter Creator

November 13, 2002

• New Warning Possibly from Osama Bin laden
• Deadline Looms for Iraq
• Clock Ticking on Saddam Hussein
• Queen Elizabeth Set to Open Parliament This Morning
• Royal Family Faces What Some Say Could be End of Monarchy
• House of Lords Awaiting Arrival of Queen
• Queen Elizabeth Set to Open Parliament
• Queen Formally Opens New Session of Parliament
• Viewers Await Queen Elizabeth's Opening of Parliament

November 12, 2002

• Iraqi National Assembly Votes to Reject U.N. Resolution to Disarm
• Picking Up Pieces in Tennessee
• Recovering in Ohio
• People Picking Up Following Some of Most Damaging Storms in Years
• Look at Country's First Robotic Garage
• Talk with Official from Salvation Army Disaster Services
• Tennesseans Pick Up Pieces
• Talk of CNN: Reaction After Storms in Tennessee
• Ohioans Recovering from Deadly Storms
• Breakfast with DAYBREAK: The Dish on Fish
• Driving SUV Dos and Don'ts

November 11, 2002

• Hussein Calls Emergency Parliament Session
• Legal Grounds: Morning Coffey
• U.S. Close to Finalizing Plans for Invading Iraq
• If U.S. Goes to War with Iraq, Saudi Arabia's Role Could be Critical
• Royal Crisis: Servants, Scandal
• Talking Sports: NFL's Wild Weekend

November 08, 2002

• Holiday Shopping: Retail Readout
• "Talk" of CNN: Elections; Operations Sweet Tooth
• U.N. Resolution Ready for Vote
• Reaction From Baghdad
• What's on Tap for D.C. Today?
• Security Council to Vote on Revised Resolution
• Virginia to Try Snipers
• U.N. Votes on Resolution Today
• Gen-X Communism, Big Changes in China
• Analysis with Emer Fleming
• Interview with Dave Johnson
• Hotel Exhibit on in New York
• Talking Sports, Pigskin Report Card
• Eminem Movie Out Today

November 07, 2002

• Singer Bobby Brown Arrested
• South Dakota Senate Race
• U.N. Resolution Vote May Come Tomorrow
• What's on Tap in Washington, D.C. Today?
• Winona Ryder's Sentencing Scheduled for Next Month
• Bush Administration Has Vacancy On Its Hands
• Talk of CNN: Minnesota Senate Race
• Butler Speaks, Royal Roiling
• Report From USS Abraham Lincoln
• Talk with Tracy St. George of Q100
• Look at World Champion Whistler
• Talk with WRVA Radio's Jimmy Barrett
• Policymakers at Fed Cut Interest Rates

November 05, 2002

• What's on Tap for D.C. Today?
• Closer Look at Senate Battleground Going on in Minnesota
• Bush Blitz
• Minnesota Battleground
• America Votes 2002: Georgia Introduces New Touch-Screen Machines
• Talk of CNN: Look at Elections in Massachusetts
• Sharon Forced to Call for New Elections
• Winona Ryder Can Only Wait in the Wings Now
• Talk of CNN: Look at Georgia Senate Race
• Perspective on Today's Big Races and Big Issues
• Prime Minister Ariel Sharon Has to Call for Early Elections

November 04, 2002

• Look at Squatters on New York City's Lower East Side
• President Bush Wraps Up Campaigning for Republican Candidates
• Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon Facing No-Confidence Vote Today
• James Gandolfini Visits Brooklyn
• Key Governor Races
• What's on Tap in Washington, D.C. Today?
• Minnesota Senate Race
• CNN International News Desk
• Talking Sports: College Shockers
• Talk with Jimmy Barrett of WRVA Radio
• 'Morning Coffey'
• Keeping Track of the Poll Numbers
• America Votes 2002: What's on Voters' Minds?
• Talk of CNN: Look at Washington Elections

November 01, 2002

• Bewildering Ballots
• Case Against Sniper Suspects Widens
• Talk of CNN: Texas Governor's Race
• Child Pulled Alive from Quake Ruin
• In Italy, Rescue Crews Still Trying to Reach Some of Young Victims
• Do You Feel Like Your Job is Killing You?
• America Votes 2002: House Races
• Iraqi Government Hosting International Trade Fair
• International News Desk
• Police Rifle Linked to Baton Rouge Killing
• Talking Sports with Dave Johnson
• Talking Sports: Big Games
• What Does Velcro Have to Do With a Baby's Learning Development?
• Voters on Point?
• America Votes 2002: Year of the Women
• What's on Tap for D.C. Today?

October 31, 2002

• Talk of CNN: Illinois Governor's Race
• Jam Master Jay Killing Under Investigation
• Balance of Power
• Mondale Magic?
• Run-DMC Killing Under Investigation
• Morning Coffey
• Jam Master Jay of RUN-DMC Fame Killed
• Mount Etna Still Blowing Its Top
• A Woman Takes Radical Steps She Hopes Will Save Her Life
• Unraveling Mysteries of Stanley Hotel
• Talk of CNN: Florida Politics
• Interview with Tracy St. George, Fat Man Scoop
• Sharon Clinging to Power After Collapse of His Coalition Government
• Concerns About How War Against Iraq Would Affect America's Resources in War on Terror
• Pet Owners Dress Up Precious Pooches
• 'International News Desk'
• Talk with Jimmy Barrett
• Run DMC Killing Under Investigation

October 30, 2002

• What's on Tap for D.C. Today?
• More Charges for Sniper Suspects
• Talk of CNN: Minnesota's Senator Race
• Talk of CNN: Massachusetts' Governor's Race
• Look at Wellstone Memorial Yesterday
• Charges Keep Adding Up for John Allen Muhammad
• Immigrant Discrimination?
• An Immigration Nightmare
• Authorities in Jordan Questioning Islamic Extremists
• Ariel Sharon Facing His Worst Political Crisis
• Many Concerned About Impact War Against Iraq Would Have on U.S. Economy
• Sharon's Coalition Government Appears to be Falling Apart
• International News Desk
• Interview With Jack Burkman
• Talk of CNN: Discussion About Elections in North Carolina

October 29, 2002

• Election 2002: Balance of Power
• Sniper Suspects Linked to Tacoma Killing
• What's on Tap for D.C. Today?
• U.N. Resolution Reaction from Baghdad
• U.S. Counterterrorism Team Helping Investigators in Jordan Hunt for Killer
• 'Talk of CNN'
• Russians Demanding Answers
• Four Afghans Released from Gitmo
• Sniper Suspects Linked to Tacoma Killing
• 'Talk of CNN': Morris Brown College; Surveillance Cameras
• Russians Demand Answers in Tragic Siege Aftermath
• Legal Grounds: 'Morning Coffey'
• Washington Putting Pressure on U.N. to Pass Tough New Resolution Against Iraq
• Look at Organic Food
• Talk of CNN: Web Site Offers Unique Service

October 28, 2002

• Wellstone Crash, Solving the Puzzle
• What's on Tap in Washington, D.C. Today?
• Day of Mourning in Russia
• Legal Grounds: Morning Coffey
• Election 2002 Ballot Questions
• Russia's Hostage Crisis Aftermath
• 'Talk of CNN'
• Day of Mourning in Russia for 115 People Killed in Hostage Crisis
• Talking Sports with Chris Cotter
• Talk with WRVA Radio's Jimmy Barrett
• Interview With Al Archer
• Talk with WOKQ Radio's Mark Ericson
• Talk of CNN: Minnesota Senate Race
• House Call: News on Osteoporosis Front

October 25, 2002

• Prosecutors Meet Today To Discuss Sniper Charges
• What's on Tap in Washington, D.C. Today?
• Latest on Sniper Suspects
• Talk of CNN: Sniper Arrests
• Moscow Theater Standoff
• Around Nation's Capital, a Big Sigh of Relief
• KIRO Radio Correspondent Discusses Sniper Suspects
• Update on Hostage Stand-Off in Moscow
• Sniper Suspects: A Victim's Family Reacts
• Prosecutors from Washington Area Meeting Today
• International News Desk
• What We Can Expect as Sniper Case Unfolds

October 23, 2002

• What's on Tap for D.C. Today?
• Sources: Sniper Seeking $10 Million to End Spree
• Bus Driver's Shooting Studied for Sniper Link
• Police Investigate Sniper Link to Bus Driver Shooting
• Assistant Secretary of State William Burns Arrived in Israel Short Time Ago
• Police Working On Assumption D.C. Bus Driver Another Victim of Sniper
• Keeping Children Safe from Sniper
• Reaction to a Killer
• Police Investigate Sniper Link to Bus Driver Shooting
• U.S. Trying to Get Security Council Members to Agree on Resolution Warning Iraq
• 'Talk of CNN'
• Talk of CNN: Kirby Puckett; Jesse Ventura
• In Sunshine State, Hot Debate Between Two Candidates for Governor
• U.S. Having Tough Time Selling Draft Resolution on Iraq to Members of Security Council

October 22, 2002

• Tracking A Killer
• Talking With A Killer
• What's on Tap for D.C. Today?
• Many Virginia School Districts Taking No Chances
• President Bush Says He'll Try Diplomacy With Iraq One More Time
• Talk with Jimmy Barrett of WRVA Radio
• Bone Box Found in Israel Appears to Provide Oldest Archaeological Evidence of Jesus

October 21, 2002

• White House Considers 1994 Agreement on North Korea's Nuclear Weapons Program Dead
• Another Sniper Victim?
• Law Enforcement Task Force Trying to Find Out if Saturday Night Shooting Work of Sniper
• What's on Tap for D.C. Today?
• Tests May Tell Authorities if Suburban Sniper Has Struck Again
• 'Talk of CNN'
• North Korea Ready to Talk About Nukes
• Talk with WRVA Radio's Jimmy Barrett
• Legal Grounds: 'Morning Coffey'
• Talk with Bruce Alan From WTOP Radio
• International News Desk
• Talk of CNN: Sniper Case
• May be New Clue in Washington Area Sniper Attacks
• Talking Sports With Chris Cotter

October 18, 2002

• What's on Tap for D.C. Today?
• 'Talk of CNN'
• Saddam: U.S. Policy 'Evil'
• An Eyewitness Who Wasn't
• Tenet: Al Qaeda Regrouping, Planning to Strike
• Latest on Revelation Out of North Korea
• Talking Sports with Chris Cotter
• Pope Rejects Agreement Reached by American Bishops
• 'Mojo in the Morning'

October 17, 2002

• Indonesian Government Wants to Impose Antiterror Laws
• Is Falls Church Shooting Linked to Sniper?
• What's on Tap in Washington, D.C. Today?
• Police Cannot Develop Composite Sketch
• North Korea Admits It Has Secret Nuclear Weapons Program
• Case Against Iraq
• Pentagon to Lend Air Watch on Sniper Search
• Musical Journey: 'A Song of Home'
• Two Bombs Explode in Philippines
• Still No Clear Description of Sniper
• Interview With Neal Boortz
• 'Talk of CNN'
• D.C. Sniper Makes His Way into Hollywood News

October 16, 2002

• Military, Witnesses Bolster Hunt for Sniper
• What's on Tap in Washington, D.C. Today?
• Military Will Provide Equipment, Personnel as Needed by Sniper Investigators
• U.S. Officials: They Warned Indonesian Government in Weeks Before Bombing
• Military to Aid in Sniper Investigation
• Battle Between North and South
• Saddam Wins One-Man Race

October 15, 2002

• Talk of CNN
• Woman Shot, Killed in Fairfax County, Virginia
• What's on Tap in Washington, D.C. Today?
• Authorities in Bali Questioning Two Indonesians About Blast
• Iraq Voting Under Way to Give Saddam Another Term
• Talk with Radio DJs from Q100
• Interview with Neal Boortz
• Sniper Task Force Probes Falls Church Shooting Scene

October 14, 2002

• No Sniper Attacks Over Weekend
• Legal Grounds with Kendall Coffey
• Sniper Hunt: Truck Image Yields Tips
• Bali Blasts
• What's on Tap for Washington, D.C. Today?
• No New Sniper Attacks Over Weekend
• Australian Prime Minister Pledges to Continue Global Fight Against Terrorism
• More Than 180 People Now Confirmed Dead in Bali Bombing
• Interview with Jimmy Barrett
• Interview with Mark Ericson, Danielle Carrier
• Talking Sports with Chris Cotter
• Bali Blasts Spark Outrage
• Interview with Bruce Alan

October 11, 2002

• Jimmy Carter Wins Nobel Peace Prize
• Iraq Reacts to House Vote
• What's on Tap for Washington, D.C. Today?
• Seventh Sniper Victim
• Hunt for Killer Continues
• Blair Hoping to Convince Putin to Back Tough U.N. Resolution Against Iraq
• Death Toll from D.C. Area Serial Sniper Rises to Seven
• 'Talk of CNN'
• Talking Sports with Dave Johnson
• Latest on What Atlantis Crew is Up to International Space Station
• Talking Sports: Fan's Rights

October 10, 2002

• Iraq Responds
• Iraqi Deputy Prime Minister: If U.S. Launches Attack, Iraqis Will Teach Americans Lesson
• Man Shot, Killed in Manassas, Virginia
• Another Victim?
• Report from Kensington, Maryland Gun Shop
• What's on Tap for D.C. Today?
• Look at How Some Metro Area Residents are Coping
• Suicide Bomber Near Tel Aviv Kills One
• Interview With Neal Boortz
• International News Desk
• Man Shot Dead at Area D.C. Gas Station
• 'Talk of CNN'
• Interview with Tracy St. George

October 09, 2002

• People in D.C. Area Taking No Chances
• Tarot Card Found: 'I am God'
• Fallout from West Coast Port Labor Dispute
• What Could Be Break in Sniper Shootings
• Deputy Prime Minister Tariq Aziz Visiting Arab Countries
• Woman Serial Killer Scheduled for Execution Today
• 'What's on Tap'
• U.S. Analyzes Purported Al Qaeda Tape
• Tenet Telling Congress Hussein Might Use Weapons of Mass Destruction
• Talk with KDWB Radio Host Dave Ryan
• Sniper's First Victim?
• Serial Killer Aileen Wuornos to Die by Lethal Injection Today

October 08, 2002

• Reaction on Streets of London to Bush's Speech
• What's on Tap for D.C. Today?
• 'Talk of CNN'
• Reaction From Baghdad to Bush's Speech
• Sniper on Loose in D.C. Area
• Egypt Reacts to Bush's Speech
• Reporter Debrief: Focus Japan

October 07, 2002

• Israeli Offensive in Gaza Kills 11
• What's on Tap in D.C. Today?
• Bush to Make Case Against Iraq Tonight
• Longshore Lockout; Contract Talks Break Down Indefinitely
• Israeli Raid Leaves Several Palestinians Dead
• Police Using Geographic Profiler to Find Shooter
• One Year Anniversary of U.S. Offensive Against Taliban
• Legal Grounds
• Interview with Jimmy Barrett
• Interview with WOKQ Waking Crew
• Interview with David Oliver

October 04, 2002

• Murder Spree Through Montgomery County, Maryland
• 'Talk of CNN'
• What's on Tap for D.C. Today?
• Chief U.N. Weapons Inspector Meets With Powell Today
• Police Looking For Killers in Maryland Shooting Spree
• Illinois Man Faces Arraignment After Firing at U.N.
• Talking Sports with Dave Johnson
• 'Talking Sports' with Chris Cotter
• Hans Blix Delaying Return of His Team

October 03, 2002

• Hurricane Alert: Lili Takes Aim at Louisiana
• Lili Takes Aim
• Louisiana Braces for Lili
• Hurricane Alert: Lili Takes Aim on Louisiana
• Hurricane Alert: Lili Takes Aim
• Lili Devastates Cuban Seaside Towns
• Lili Heads for Louisiana
• Hurricane Alert: Lili Takes Aim on New Iberia, Louisiana
• New Orleans Not Directly in Lili's Path
• Interview with Steve Rinard
• Lili Downgraded to Category 2

October 02, 2002

• 'Talk of CNN'
• Aziz: 'No Need for New U.N. Resolution'
• What's on Tap for D.C. Today?
• Ports Remain Closed
• Reaction From Russia, France
• U.S. Officials Unhappy with New U.N.-Iraqi Agreement
• Urban Fashion Explosion
• United States Trying to Gain Support from Russia on Iraq
• International News Desk

October 01, 2002

• England's Labor Party Conference Focuses on Iraq
• Inspections Talks Between U.N. Inspectors, Iraqi Experts
• Democrats Scrambling to Find New Candidate for Senate From New Jersey
• Two Die After Bus Driver Attacked
• Final Day of U.N.-Iraqi Talks Proving More Difficult Than First Thought
• Mood in Baghdad on Resumption of Inspections
• Hurricane Lili Slams Cayman Islands
• U.S. Says There've Been More Coalition Airstrikes in Response to Iraqi Missile Fire
• 'Talk of CNN'
• 'International News Desk'
• Shutdown of Ports Could Hurt U.S. Economy Hard
• Hot Topics in Knoxville, Tennessee
• Interview With Neal Boortz
• Interview with Lisa Drayer
• Talk of CNN

September 30, 2002

• U.N. Weapons Inspectors Meet With Iraqi Officials
• What's on Tap for D.C. Today?
• Ball Gets Rolling on Plans for Return of Weapons Inspectors to Iraq
• 'Talk of CNN'
• Meetings Between U.N. Weapons Experts and Iraqis Have Begun
• Three U.S. Congressmen in Iraq Trying to Avert War
• Cleanup Has Begun Around Arafat's Compound
• International News Desk
• Talk with WRVA Radio's Jimmy Barrett
• In California, West Coast Ports Will Remain Shut Down
• "Talking Sports" with Chris Cotter
• Interview with Bruce Alan

September 26, 2002

• What's on Tap for D.C. Today?
• Students Evacuated from Christian School in Ivory Coast
• Prominent African-American Sorority Being Sued
• Look at Some Impacts of Isidore
• Angry Reaction in Senate to Comments From Bush Administration
• Tropical Storm Isidore Comes Ashore on Louisiana Coast
• Interview with Neal Boortz
• Southeast Battling Billion Dollar Bug
• 'Talk of CNN'
• Hollywood Buzz: Entertainment News
• Isidore Washes Ashore
• Update on Progress of Hurricane Isidore

September 25, 2002

• Forecasters Predict Tropical Storm Isidore Will Regain Hurricane Status
• 'Talk of CNN'
• Update on Hurricane Isidore
• Justice Department Holding Program to Commemorate National Hispanic Heritage Month
• Smaller the Bite, Bigger the Danger
• U.S. Special Forces in Ghana
• Forecasters Predict Isidore Will Regain Hurricane Status
• In India, Officials Urging Calm After Attack on Hindu Temple
• "Talk of CNN": Randy Moss Arrested

September 24, 2002

• Baghdad Reacts to British Dossier
• 'Talk of CNN'
• What's on Tap for D.C. Today?
• International News Desk
• America Remembers: Riding Tribute
• 'The Old Farmer's Almanac': 2003 Edition
• Tony Blair to Address British Parliament

September 23, 2002

• Hurricane Hunters Get First Up Close Look at Storm
• What's on Tap for D.C. Today?
• Description of Progress of Hurricane Isidore
• Update on Hurricane Isidore
• U.S. Airline Industry Still Swimming in Red Ink
• Israel Has Stopped Destroying Arafat's Compound in Ramallah
• Demolition of Arafat Compound Stopped
• Hurricane Isidore Possibly Heading Toward U.S.
• 'Talk of CNN'
• Talking Sports With Jimmy Barrett
• Recapping Last Night's Emmy Winners
• Talk With Bruce Alan of WTOP Radio
• The View from Mexico on Hurricane Isidore
• Mother Videotaped Striking Child in Parking Lot Begging For Girl's Return
• "Talking Sports" with Chris Cotter
• Veteran Television Shows, Stars Grabb Top Honors at Emmys

September 20, 2002

• Reports of Attack on U.S. Special Forces Base in Afghanistan
• FBI Director Looking For New Ways to Cut Off Money Pipeline
• Bush Will Continue Support Tour Today
• Hitler Remark Angers White House
• New Inspection, Old Result?
• 'Talk of CNN'
• Israeli Forces Surround Arafat's Compound
• What's on Tap for D.C. Today?
• Having PlayStation for Homework?
• International News Desk
• Hurricane Isidore Eyes Western Cuba
• Dave Johnson Discusses Growing Violence at Sports Games
• Israel Retaliates
• 'Talk of CNN'
• Hitler Comments Anger White House
• Three-Day, 270-Mile Bike Ride to Honor Victims of 9/11

September 19, 2002

• U.S. Military Shipping Thousands of Pounds of Equipment to Persian Gulf
• Some of Music's Biggest Stars Out For Third Annual Latin Grammies
• Persian Gulf Preps?
• International News Desk
• Congressional Inquiry Says Intelligence Officials Had Information That Might Have Helped Prevent 09/11
• What's on Tap for Washington, D.C. Today?
• Bush Planning to Send Congress Resolution Approving Use of Force Against Iraq Today
• Weapons Cache Discovered in Afghanistan
• 'Talk of CNN'
• New York Sculpture Sparks Controversy
• Discussion With Jakarta Bureau Chief

September 18, 2002

• Iraqis Relieved Over Decision
• Interview with Melissa Flemming
• Afghan Police Stop Possible Terror Attack
• 'Bernie Mac Show' Kicks Off Second Season Tonight
• Sheriff's Department Using Technology to Let Defendants Get Out of Jail Before Trial
• Bush Administration Far From Satisfied With Iraq's Offer
• What's on Tap for D.C. Today?
• Aftermath of Japanese Abductions
• 'Talk of CNN'

September 17, 2002

• In Buffalo Terror Cell Investigation, Authorities Trying to Find Two More Men
• What's on Tap for D.C. Today?
• International Community Cautiously Welcoming Hussein's Decision to Allow Return of Inspectors
• U.S. Troops involved in Skirmishes in Eastern Afghanistan
• Baghdad's New Offer
• Inseparable Poodles
• Interview With Neal Boortz
• Myths of Carbohydrates
• International Desk
• 'Talk of CNN'
• City Hall Pot Party
• 'Talk of CNN'

September 16, 2002

• 'Legal Grounds,' Morning Coffey
• What's on Tap for D.C. Today?
• Sixth Man Arrested in Buffalo al Qaeda Probe
• 'Talking Sports' with Chris Cotter
• "Talk of CNN": Code Orange in Washington, D.C.

September 13, 2002

• What's on Tap for D.C. Today?
• Talking Sports With WTOP Sports Director
• Bush's U.N. Speech Draws Positive Reaction from Russia
• International Reaction to President Bush's U.N. Speech
• United States Making Preparations For War
• More Details Expected About Cargo Ship Suspected of Carrying Radioactive Material
• Bush's Speech to U.N. Getting Desired Results
• Interview With Chris Cotter
• 'Talk of CNN'
• Bush Wins Support From World Leaders

September 12, 2002

• What's on Tap for D.C. Today?
• Funeral Today for Victims of Pentagon Attack
• Talk With Jimmy Barrett
• Case Against Iraq Hot Topic of International Community
• Bush Faces Major Challenge in Looking for Support on Iraq
• Russia Won't Support U.S. Attack on Iraq
• Hall of Famer Johnny Unitas Dies
• Interview with Neal Boortz
• 'Hollywood Buzz'

September 10, 2002

• Scott Ritter's New Mission
• Interview With Rob Morgan
• Beach Abduction: Florida Teens Taken
• 'The Talk of CNN'
• 'Global Minute'
• What's on Tap for D.C. Today?
• 9/11 on Capitol Hill
• A Look at Ground Zero Today
• Rescuers in India Searching for Victims of Deadly Train Wreck
• Was There Any Hint of Terrible Tragedy U.S. Would Face a Day Later?
• Interview with Neal Boortz
• Interview with Ray Giunta
• Possible Link to 9/11 Terror Attacks Now Under Investigation in Germany
• Authorities in New York City Ready to Deal With Security Concerns
• State Department Issues Worldwide Caution Alerting Americans to Threat of Terrorism Tomorrow
• Threat Closes U.S. Embassy in Jakarta
• "Talk of CNN": Remembering 9/11; Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes

September 09, 2002

• Iraq Nuclear Dilemma Exposed
• Interview With Carolyn Nordell
• What's on Tap for D.C. Today?
• "Talk of CNN": Mayor Race in Washington, D.C.
• Afghans Remembering Northern Alliance Leader Assassinated One Year Ago
• Interview With Chris Cotter
• Interview with Jimmy Barrett
• Interview with Kendall Coffey
• Afghans Remember Massoud

September 06, 2002

• What's on Tap in Washington?
• Latest on Assassination Attempt and Bombing in Afghanistan
• Congress to Meet in New York City
• Al Qaeda Being Blamed For Two Major Attacks in Afghanistan
• International Line-up
• Festival Organizers Angry Over Nude Photos
• Talk of CNN: Rolling Stones and College Kids' Laundry
• Interview with David McLees

September 05, 2002

• America Has Brand New Idol
• Vote Endorsing Action Against Iraq Could Come Early as Next Month
• What's on Tap for D.C. Today?
• Officials Hope to Finish Off Snake Head Fish
• 30th Anniversary of Attack on Israeli Athletes at Munich Games
• Israeli Police Find, Detonate Huge Car Bomb; Barghouti Trial Begins in Tel Aviv Court
• Interview with Neal Boortz
• What's the Talk Around the Country?
• Hollywood Buzz: Entertainment News
• Interview with Tracy St. George

September 04, 2002

• What's on Tap for D.C. Today?
• Iraq Says Arms Talks Must be Linked to Other Issues
• Officials Hope to Finish Off Snake Head Fish
• "The Talk of CNN": "American Idol" and Back-To-School Fashion
• Bush May End Cabinet Debate on What to Do With Iraq as Early as Next Week
• Powell About to Address Earth Summit
• A Report on Latest Developments From Iraq
• Talk of CNN
• U.S. Navy Dismisses Captain of USS Kitty Hawk

September 03, 2002

• What's on Tap for D.C. Today?
• Two-Day Arab Conference Meets in Baghdad
• Iraq's Deputy Prime Minister Speaks With U.N. Secretary General About Weapons Inspections
• Israel's Supreme Court Makes Landmark Ruling
• Talk of CNN: Global Positioning Chip for Children; 'American Idol'
• 'Talk of CNN': Interview With Neal Boortz
• 'N Sync Singer Lance Bass Not Going into Space

September 02, 2002

• Pakistan Won't Support U.S. Attack on Iraq
• South Korea Cleans up After Deadly Typhoon
• "Legal Grounds": Morning Coffey
• 'Ear' of Beholder
• Trauma Checkup with Dr. Paul Dobransky
• What's on Tap for D.C. Today?
• Asia Takes a Pounding from Typhoon
• No Deal at Earth Summit
• Musharraf Will Not Allow Additional U.S. Troops
• Markets Would Be Affected by a Gulf War
• Dog Resort Caters to Pampered Pets
• Interview with Bruce Alan

August 30, 2002

• Catherine Bond Out of Africa
• 'What's on Tap' for Washington, D.C. Today?
• Interview With Scott Thomas; Soldiers React to Possible Baseball Strike
• Baseball Still Unsure
• 'Talk of CNN': Baseball Strike
• Baseball Still Up in Air; Interview with Brian Placzkowski
• Interview with Ming Tsai
• MTV Video Music Awards
• Global Minute: Five Years Since Princess Diana's Death
• 'Talk of CNN': Baseball Strike
• Tourists Frequent Paris Crash Site
• Interview With Chris Cotter

August 29, 2002

• Bottom of the 9th
• Nikki McKibbin Gets Boot From 'American Idol'
• One of China's Leading AIDS Activists Mysteriously Disappears
• 'Talk of CNN'
• Some 09-11 Cases Continue to Baffle Investigators
• Michael Skakel Expected to Speak Out in His Own Defense Today
• Interview with Keith Furman
• What's On Tap For D.C. Today?
• Seattle Man Indicted on Terror Charges

August 28, 2002

• "What's on Tap" in D.C. Today?
• Kennedy Cousin to be Sentenced Today
• Italian Street Vendors vs. Designer Shops
• New Chinese Guidelines on Missile Exports; U.S. Intensifies Pressure on Iraq
• Skakel Could Serve Less than Six Years
• Florida to Tighten Security Around Mosques
• "Talk of CNN": Minnesota Governor Jesse Ventura; "American Idol"
• Journalist Cross-examined in War Crimes Trial
• Interview with Matt Pitta
• Interview with Janette Reynolds

August 27, 2002

• What's on Tap for D.C. Today?
• Second Missing Oregon Girl Identified
• Iraq Reacts to Cheney's War Talk
• "Talk of CNN": Internet Chat Room Safety
• Interview With Neal Boortz
• Prosecutors in Oregon Plan to Go to Grand Jury
• No Official Iraqi Response to Cheney

August 26, 2002

• What's on Tap for D.C. Today?
• Officials ID Girl's Remains
• 'Legal Grounds': Morning Coffey
• Fresh Rains Return to Flood-Ravaged China
• Interview with Bruce Alan
• Police in Oregon Name Ward Weaver Suspect in Disappearance of Two 13-Year-Old Girls
• Bush Receiving Advice on Iraq
• South Africa Hosts Sustainable Development Summit
• Despite Forecasts of Rain, Dongting Lake Holding Level
• Bush Not Present at Sustainable Development Summit
• Interview with Rob Navias

August 23, 2002

• What's on Tap for D.C. Today?
• Interview with Magnus Ranstorp
• Police, Demonstrators Clash in Portland
• "Talk of CNN"
• Interview with Paul Quinn-Judge
• An Update on the Flooding in China
• Artist Renders Larry King in Crops

August 22, 2002

• Reaction to Westerfield's Guilty Verdict
• What's on Tap for D.C. Today?
• "Hollywood Buzz": Entertainment News
• Terrorists Behead Two Philippine Hostages
• China Flood Fears Rise
• Interview with Jimmy Barrett
• Flood Waters Rise in China

August 21, 2002

• Controversial Lawmaker Loses in Georgia Primary
• Baghdad Reacts to Possible U.S. Attack
• Chinese Officials Declare Flood Emergency
• What's on Tap for D.C. Today?
• Former Enron Executive to Plead Guilty to Conspiracy to Commit Wire Fraud and Money Laundering
• Iraqi Officials Gave Media Tour of Warehouse Yesterday
• Terror on Tape: In Training
• U.N. to Look into Afghan Mass Grave
• Ginkgo May Not Work

August 20, 2002

• What's on Tap for D.C. Today?
• Lesbian Mother, Daughters Reach Agreement
• "Talk of CNN": Baseball Strike and 3-D Sonograms
• Pentagon Responds to Terror Tapes
• Germany Cleaning Up After Flooding
• Chicago Police Still Search for Missing Sisters
• Lack of Insurance for Terrorism Causing Problems with Businesses
• Interview with Lisa Drayer
• Interview with Michael Rubin

August 19, 2002

• Explosives Found at Counterterrorism School
• What's on Tap for D.C. Today?
• Would-Be Carjacker gets Karate Chopped
• Israel Offers Pullout Deal to Palestinians
• Israeli, Palestinian Officials Reach Some Agreement
• Pope Ends Nostalgic Journey to Hometown
• 'Legal Grounds,' Morning Coffey
• Soldiers, Volunteers Battle Floodwaters in Germany

August 16, 2002

• Largest Graceland Crowd Since Elvis' Death
• Floodwaters Receding in Prague
• Water Reaches Record High in Dresden
• Parents Found Slain at Virginia Home, Daughter Missing
• Interview with Chris Cotter
• A Report on Situation in Prague
• Possible Development in Missing Girls' Case
• Talk of CNN: Elvis Impersonators and Tipping
• No Sign of Missing Virginia Girl
• 9/11 Victims' Families Sue for One Trillion Dollars
• Dresden Braces for More Water
• Interview with Shimon Peres
• Pilgrims Attend Vigil in Memphis
• Interview with Frank Keating
• Interview with Mark Phillips

August 15, 2002

• Texas Baby Reunited with Parents
• What's on Tap for Washington?
• Dresden Braces for More Flooding
• Another Black Eye For Florida's Child Welfare Agency
• Flood Ravaged European Nations Bracing For More Rising Water
• Chat With Jimmy Barrett of WRVA Radio in Richmond, Virginia
• Hollywood Buzz Entertainment News
• A Night at the Ballpark Traficant Style

August 14, 2002

• Embattled Head of Florida's Child Welfare Agency Resigns
• Missing 4-Year-Old Girl Found Alive
• What's on Tap for D.C. Today?
• Death Toll Continues to Rise Across Europe Along With Floodwaters
• Today Deadline for Top Executives to Swear to Accuracy of Recent Financial Reports
• Flooding in Passau Stabilizing
• Prague Braced for Crucial 12 Hours
• Look at a Generous ATM
• Iraq Reacts to Report on Kurdish Offer to U.S.

August 13, 2002

• What's on Tap for D.C. Today?
• Turbulent Times Still Ahead for Airlines
• Interview With Bruce Konviser
• New Clue in Anthrax Mystery
• Look at What It's Like For Journalists to Live and Work in Cairo

August 12, 2002

• Baseball Players Union Executive Board to Meet
• 'Legal Grounds,' Morning Coffey
• Iran Hands al Qaeda Fighters Over to Saudi Arabia
• What's on Tap for D.C. Today?
• Jason Priestley Injured in Racing Accident
• American to File for Chapter 11
• Back to School with Jesse Jackson

August 09, 2002

• What's on Tap for D.C. Today?
• Philadelphia Police Find Girl's Body
• Deadly Grenade Attack at Pakistani Hospital
• Stem Cell Research at a Snail's Pace
• Another Deadly Militant Attack in Pakistan
• Stem Cell Research at a Snail's Pace
• Leaders of Iraqi Opposition Groups Meet With Top Bush Administration Officials Today
• Covering China: Reporters Insight
• Look at Group of People Who've Committed Themselves to Solving Cold Cases
• Look at What's Going on Around the World
• A Little More Progress on Minor Issues in Baseball's Labor Negotiations
• Look at Superhero Baseball Comics
• West Nile Virus Symptoms and Prevention
• Talk of CNN: Elvis, Peanut Butter, Pop Songs
• Interview with Chris Cotter

August 08, 2002

• President of Iraq Talking Tough This Morning
• U.S. Air Force Cargo Plane Crashes in Puerto Rico
• Palestinians Accuse Israeli Forces of Killing Stone-Throwing Teenager, Injuring Others
• Formerly Conjoined Twins Beginning Second Full Day Apart
• 'Mideast Brief': Powell, Palestinians Meet
• Israeli Troops Enter Gaza
• Since Release of 'Signs,' 'Crop Circles' Has Taken on Life of Its Own
• Best Ways to Repel Mosquitoes
• International Wrap
• What's on Tap in Washington

August 07, 2002

• Kuwaiti Military Securing Demilitarized Zone
• U.S. Disputes Analyst's View of Saudi Arabia
• Surgery Separates Conjoined Twins
• Delicate Surgery to Separate Year-Old Twin Girls Joined at Tops of Heads
• Westerfield's Attorney Will Resume Closing Arguments Today
• Look at How NYC Plans to Mark Anniversary of 09-11 Attacks
• Robert Blake Taking Request For Bail to California Supreme Court
• Is It Real, or Is It a Sculpture?
• What's on Tap in Washington?
• Teenage Boys' Identities Confused after Car Accident

August 06, 2002

• Israeli Gunships Strike at Suspected Weapons Factory in Gaza City
• Investors Pulling Out of Stocks, Putting Money Into Housing Market
• What's on Tap for D.C. Today?
• Lawyers Representing Some of Seven Chicago Men Accused of Being Part of Frenzied Mob Accusing Police
• Queen's Royal Gifts on Display
• Orange County Prosecutor Will Seek Death Penalty Against Accused Killer of Samantha Runnion
• Hussein Invites Congress to Iraq
• Interview with Lisa Drayer
• Interview with Jeff Dauler, Melissa Carter, Bert Weiss

August 05, 2002

• No End to Middle East Violence
• What's on Tap for D.C. Today?
• Morning Coffey, 'Legal Grounds'
• Hamas Bus Bombing Kills Eight
• Victims of Hebrew University Bombing Being Remembered
• Thirteen Killed by Palestinian Militants
• Royal Opera House Sells Costumes
• Tom Joyner Comments on Current Events
• Lake Placid Ironman Requires Conditioning, Determination

August 02, 2002

• Israeli Tanks Enters Nablus
• What's on Tap for D.C. Today?
• Anthrax Survivor Speaks Out
• Israeli Troops Move Into Nablus
• Two California Girls Safe After Abduction
• Israeli Forces Enter Old Section of Nablus
• Interview with Chris Cotter
• Airlines, Economy Benefit from Lifting of Cuba Ban
• Woman Reportedly Raped by Council Testifies in Pakistan
• California Homeowners Want to Block Public from Beaches

August 01, 2002

• Classes Resume at Hebrew University
• Iraq May be Close to Developing Nuclear Weapons
• Talk About Possible U.S. Attack on Iraq Raises Unease With Turkey's Prime Minister
• While Al Qaeda Appears on Run, Some Still Plotting in New Terrorist Cells
• Bank of England Not Expected to Raise Rates
• What's on Tap for D.C. Today?
• Attack in Israel Included American Victims
• IDF Destroys House of Suicide Bomber
• Corbin Motors Rolls Out Roadster
• Interview with Tracy St. George

July 31, 2002

• Bush Points to Saddam Hussein as Being Sponsor of Terrorism
• What's on Tap for D.C. Today?
• Serial Killer Loose in Louisiana
• Powell Had Informal Meeting With North Korea's Foreign Minister
• More Than Two Dozen Stranded Pilot Whales Euthanized
• Recent Cases of Child Kidnappings and Murders Prompting Parents to Take Action

July 30, 2002

• What's on Tap for D.C. Today?
• NTSB Investigates Amtrak Derailment
• Look at What's Going on Inside the Beltway
• Was It Extreme Heat That Forced Amtrak Train to Derail?
• Combating Terrorism Tops Agenda at Meeting of Southeast Asian Nations
• Vanguard Airlines Filing Bankruptcy Today
• Interview with Lisa Drayer
• Q100's "The Bert Show" Talks About Atlanta Happenings

July 29, 2002

• Today a Day of National Mourning in Ukraine
• About 100 Israeli Settlers Riot in Hebron
• Pope Drawing Mixed Reaction for First Public Comments About Sex Abuse Scandal
• Look at Amazing Mine Rescue in Western Pennsylvania
• Saddam Dilemma: To Contain or Topple?
• What's on Tap for D.C. Today?
• 'Legal Brief'
• In Hong Kong, They're Turning to Private Detectives and High Technology to Spy on Spouses
• Most of Lucky Nine Miners Waking Up Home This Morning
• Interview with Christine Hansen
• Tom Joyner Comments on Current Happenings

July 26, 2002

• Rescue Efforts Continuing Nonstop to Save Miners
• 'Johns TV' Debuts in Denver
• Coal Miners Trapped in Mine 55 Miles Southeast of Pittsburgh
• Interview with Betsy Mallison
• U.S. Markets Causing Problems Worldwide
• Moussaoui Withdraws Guilty Pleas
• Woman Suspected of Starting California Fire Faces Arraignment
• What's on Tap in Washington?

July 25, 2002

• Son of Man Accused of Killing Danielle Van Dam Testifies Against Father
• Nine Miners Trapped in Pennsylvania
• House Votes to Expel Congressman James Traficant
• Thousands Mourn Samantha Runnion
• Coast Guard Trains to Protect Nation's Coastline
• Interview With David Holtzman
• Nine Miners Trapped Following Cave-In
• Nine Miners Trapped 300 Feet Underground Following Cave-In
• Pope Gearing Up to Attend World Youth Day
• Israel Going Ahead With Plans to Unfreeze Millions of Dollars in Palestinian Tax Revenue
• Concerns Raised Over U.S. Aid to Israel
• Catholics Head for Youth Day in Wake of Scandal
• Today's News Topics
• Nine Pennsylvania Miners Trapped in Cave-In
• What's on Tap in D.C. Today?
• Interview with Tracy St. George, Disc Jockey

July 24, 2002

• Funeral Services Scheduled Tonight For 5-Year-Old Samantha Runnion
• Abduction of Young Girl Ends Happily
• What's on Tap in D.C. Today?
• Missing Philadelphia Girl Found Safe
• Hamas: Every Israeli a Target
• Discussion of Possible Political Fallout From Israeli Attack
• Pope John Paul II in Canada This Morning
• Look at New Godzilla Movie
• Senior Asia Correspondent Talks About Challenges Journalists Face in Region
• Interview with Alejandro Albor, Alicia Dana
• Interview with Shimon Peres

July 23, 2002

• What's on Tap in D.C. Today?
• Israeli Airstrike Kills Hamas Militant
• Ailing Pope to Attend World Youth Day in Toronto
• Pension Funds Active in Japan
• Hamas Leader Killed in Airstrike
• Israeli Reaction to Hamas Leader Being Killed

July 22, 2002

• What's on Tap in D.C. Today?
• Manufacturers Show Off Planes, Jets, Missiles at Farmborough Air Show
• Update on Impact of Oregon Wildfires
• Israeli Soldiers Clash Today With What They Say Was Terrorist Cell
• Suspect in Killing of 5-Year-Old California Girl Scheduled to be Arraigned Today
• Williams Tribute to Be Held this Evening
• County Fair Cows Get Out of Hand
• Manufacturers Show Off Planes, Jets, Missiles at Farnborough Air Show

July 19, 2002

• E.U. Expected to Recommend Whether Brussels Should Retaliate for Washington's Tariffs on Steel Imports
• In Search for Samantha Runnion's Killer, Investigators Looking At More Than 10 Suspects
• Widow of 9/11 Pilot Lobbies Congress for Arming Pilots
• Judge Rejects 9/11 Conspirator's Guilty Plea
• What's Happening in D.C. Today?
• Israel Trying New Tactic in Way It Handles Terrorism
• Report Released on Investigation of 'Dr. Death'
• Woods Start 2nd Round of British Open 5 Strokes Back
• President Bush's Niece to be Released From Jail Today
• AOL's Bob Pittman Resigns
• Israel Trying New Tactic Against Suicide Bombers

July 18, 2002

• Spy Museum Opens in Washington Tomorrow
• In Southern California, Authorities Warning Public to Be on Lookout For Killer
• Inglewood Police Officer Indicted on Assault Charge
• In Middle East, Three People Killed By Two Suicide Bombers
• Twin Suicide Bombings in Tel Aviv Kills 3
• Emmy Nominations Will Be Announced This Morning
• Tiger Woods Competing for 3rd Major Season Championship
• Blowgun Dart Attacks in Washington, D.C.

July 17, 2002

• Paul Wolfowitz Seeks Turkish Support for Attacking Iraq
• Diplomatic Peace Efforts for Middle East Pushing Ahead
• Former Texas Nurse Faces Murder Charges
• Laurel and Hardy Museum Opens in Georgia
• Authorities in California Expected to Positively Identify Body of Young Girl Today
• Israeli Army in Pursuit of Bus Attackers
• Iraqi Leader Defiant as Wolfowitz Tours Region
• Spain Retakes Small Island Off Morocco
• Look at Influence TV Shows and Movies Have on Medical Care
• Williams' Will Calls for Cremation
• Tom Joyner's Early Buzz
• Where's a Good Place to Hide Your Money?

July 16, 2002

• Community Reacts to Plea Bargain of Taliban-American
• Ceremony Held at New York Landfill Yesterday
• Top Pentagon Official Visits Turkey Today
• President to Unveil Plan for Homeland Security Today
• Brooklyn Bridge For Sale on eBay
• New Effort Underway to Revive Middle East Peace Talks
• Judge Sentences Knoller
• High Prices Mean High Demand for Alternative Beverage in Japan

July 15, 2002

• Four Islamic Militants Convicted, Sentenced
• Top Pentagon Official Visits Afghanistan
• British Open Begins Thursday
• Presidential Assassination Attempt Foiled in France
• Tom Joyner Comments on Current Events

July 12, 2002

• Inglewood Police Officer Preparing Defense
• Richard Ricci Arrested For Burglary, Theft
• Overweight Flying Policy Leaves Family Stranded in Amarillo
• Orphaned Orca to be Released in Canadian Waters
• World AIDS Conference Wraps Up Today
• In Northern Ireland, Today is High Point of Marching Season

July 11, 2002

• Lawyers For Father and Son of Inglewood Case File Federal Lawsuit
• What Kind of Teenager is Donovan Jackson?
• Searching Lake Erie For Four Missing Swimmers to Resume in Hour
• Science Teacher Allows Students to Draw Blood With Same Needle
• Cosmetic Dangers: Warnings About Additives
• AIDS Increasingly Becoming Young Woman's Disease
• Giuliani and Estranged Wife Finalize Divorce Case in Private
• 31 People Accused of Selling Fraudulent Visas Out of U.S. Embassy in Qatar
• Loan Woes for Bush and Cheney
• 'Wide Angle' Premiere Looks at Link Between Al Qaeda and Iraq
• Ed Smart Talks About Anonymous Letter Received

July 10, 2002

• Reactions to President Bush's Speech on Wall Street Yesterday
• Michael Jackson Sounding Off Against Tommy Mottola
• Judge Considering Fate of Four Islamic Militants Charged With Killing Pearl
• Alien Fish in Maryland Pond
• MLB All-Star Game Ends With No Winner
• Protests Getting Louder Over Teenager Allegedly Beaten by Police
• Final Days of International AIDS Conference in Barcelona
• Decision to End Baseball's All-Star Game Angers Fans

July 09, 2002

• Authorities in Texas Not Sure if Body Found is That of 4-Year- Old Girl
• Report Says Ted Williams' Body Has Been Frozen
• Health Officials Announce Plans for $36 Million Trial of an AIDS Vaccine

July 08, 2002

• No Word on Who Killed Afghan Vice President
• Flood Waters Receding in Central Texas
• Senate Subcommittee Blasting Enron's Board of Directors
• Reports Out of Southeast Asia Say Bin Laden Trying to Spread Brand of Terrorism There
• Annual Running of the Bulls in Pamplona, Spain
• Grim News Coming Out of World AIDS Conference
• Wimbledon Wrap-Up
• Largest Wildfire in Arizona History Has Finally Been Contained
• Strike Threat Hangs Over Major League Baseball

July 05, 2002

• Egyptian National Opens Fire at LAX
• LAX Attacker Was Not on U.S., Israeli Watch Lists
• El Al Known for Tight Security
• 'New York Times' Reports on Iraq Attack Document
• Fear, Confusion Interrupt Day of Holiday Travel
• FBI Believes LAX Shooting to Be Isolated Incident
• Saffi's Family in New Zealand Unwilling to Talk to Reporters
• Israeli Government Calls LAX Incident Terrorism
• Annan Wraps Up Talks with Iraqi Foreign Minister
• July Fourth Has New Special Meaning to New Yorkers, Americans

July 04, 2002

• Hussein's Stepson Arrested on Immigration Charges
• Relatives of Mid-Air Collision Victims Visit Crash Site
• Highlights from Wimbledon
• Troops in Afghanistan Celebrate Holiday with Caution
• Interview with David Buik
• World's Largest 10K Road Race Gets Underway in Atlanta
• Midair Collision Victims' Relatives Taken to Crash Site
• Cosmic Latte is Color of Universe, Not Black
• Troops in Afghanistan Dine on Steak for Fourth
• Iraq Sent Weapons Program Scientists to Be Trained in U.S.
• Security in Washington Tight for Fourth
• Peachtree Road Race Attendance Expected to Reach 55,000
• Interview with Dr. Bob Wallace
• Colorado Towns Cancelling Fireworks Displays

July 03, 2002

• Fossett Remains Aloft
• Interview with Jim Rees
• Crash Investigators Examining Black Boxes
• Afghan Foreign Ministry Says 40 Dead in Bombing
• Fossett Hopes to Land at Dawn
• Investigators Head for Deh Rawud, Afghanistan
• Collision Warning System Was Out of Service During Crash
• Venus Williams Two Wins Away from Third Wimbledon Title
• America West Fires Drunk Pilots

July 02, 2002

• Seventy Killed in Midair Collision
• Afghan, Coalition Officials Investigate Civilian Deaths
• Arizona Firefighters Shocked by Gregg's Actions
• Officials Dispatched from Kabul Investigate Bombing
• Over 50 Children Killed in Plane Collision
• Briefly Lifted Curfew Means Supplies, Medicine for Palestinians
• America West Pilot Arrested for Intoxication
• Interview with Stefan Scheurer
• Man Tries to Set High-speed Golfing Record
• Plane Parts Scattered Over Wide Area after Collision
• Williams Sisters Hang on to Wimbledon
• Cries for Finance Reform Growing

July 01, 2002

• Brazil Celebrates World Cup Title
• Wimbledon Begins Second Week
• 9/11 Plotters May Have Met in Spain
• Grenades Fired at Afghan Airfield; Weapons Cache Found
• Brazil Takes Fifth World Cup Title
• Israeli Troops Go Door to Door through Refugee Camps

June 28, 2002

• Afghan Ammunition Dump Explodes; Interview with Khaled Mansour
• Mississippi Reeling from WorldCom Fraud
• Over 2,000 Homes Saved from Arizona Wildfire
• Barton Free on Bond
• Afghan Ammo Dump Explosion Under Investigation
• Parole Being Considered for Manson Follower
• Judge Puts Hold on Pledge Ruling
• Foresters Recognize Benefits to Wildfires
• Northwest Denies Pig a Seat

June 27, 2002

• Federal Appeals Court Says Pledge of Allegiance Can't be Recited in Public Schools
• Federal Appeals Court in San Francisco Says Pledge Can't be Recited in Public Schools
• Mother Nature May Test Firefighters in Arizona Today With Gusty Winds
• Reaction to Pledge of Allegiance Ruling From Troops in Afghanistan
• Interview with Maj. Matthew Holt, Sgt. Paul Martinez
• Internet Offers Valuable Fire Tracking Sites
• Marshall Fields Employee on the Job Since 1919

June 26, 2002

• In Arizona, Firefighters Holding Line Against Tremendous Wildfire
• Palestinian Authority Has Set Date For Elections
• 10 Pakistani Soldiers Killed By What's Believed to be Al Qaeda
• Arafat Survived Previous Attempts to Push Him from Power
• Palestinian Authority to Hold Elections
• Dry Weather Conditions a Problem in Show Low
• Interview with Chris Cotter
• San Diego Pets Turn to Energy Medicine

June 25, 2002

• Israel in Control of Seven of Eight Main Cities in West Bank
• Look at Efforts to Save Town of Show Low
• Mr. Bush's New Mideast Policy Closely Watched Across Arab World
• Bush to Stop in Eastern Arizona For Tour of Fire Ravaged Region
• Millions of Americans Expected to Watch BET Awards
• Up to Jury and Not Judge to Decide Whether Convicted Killer Lives or Dies
• Israelis, Palestinians Look at Bush's Speech
• Some Dentist's Offices Offer More than Dentistry
• Circuit City Selling DVD Movies Only

June 24, 2002

• Arizona Evacuees Turn to Prayer
• Al Qaeda Spokesman Says bin Laden Alive
• Interview with Kendall Coffey
• Israeli Incursion in West Bank Widens
• Police Return to Utah After Questioning Edmunds
• Trains Could be Alternative to Shuttle Flights
• Interview with Chris Cotter

June 21, 2002

• Fans of England's Team Crying in Their Lager After Loss to Brazil
• Another Day of Bloodshed in Middle East
• U.S. Team Hopes to Take Impossible Dream One Step Farther
• Ways You Can Get That Chic Look Cheap
• Team USA Underdog Against Germany
• Key Abu Sayyaf Member May Have Been Killed
• U.S. Fans Settle in for Today's World Cup Match
• Brazil Defeats England in World Cup Game
• Interview with Jim Smith
• Interview with Chris Cotter

June 20, 2002

• New Information U.S. Intelligence Had General Warning on September 10
• Student Paralyzed in Car Accident Walks Across Stage
• Authorities Release Videotapes of Andrea Yates' Confession
• Concept Cars Built for Safety
• White House Evacuated for 15 Minutes
• Israel Delivers Forceful Retaliation

June 19, 2002

• Hamid Karzai Announcing Cabinet Today
• Israel Turning to New Policy to Prevent Future Terror Attacks
• Talk of Lawsuit in Air Against Southwest Airlines
• If You're Traveling to Europe, You Could Be In For Some Big Delays
• Team USA Has Come Long Way
• White House Waits for Israeli Reaction
• Iowa Farm Raises Miniature Cattle

June 18, 2002

• With Smart Gone Two Weeks, Strain on Family Showing More
• Look at Israel's New Heroine
• Martha Stewart Accused of Insider Trading
• In John Walker Trial, Motions to Dismiss or Change Venue Denied
• Fatality Numbers Continuing to Rise From Jerusalem Bus Bombing
• City Bus Blown Up by Suicide Bomber in Jerusalem
• Death Toll Rising in This Morning's Suicide Bombing on Jerusalem Bus
• Eighteen Killed in Suicide Bus Bombing

June 17, 2002

• Forest Service Employee Arrested for Starting Colorado Wildfire
• Interview with Kendall Coffey
• Pallotta Teamworks and Washington AIDS Ride Sever Ties
• Padilla's Detainment Causing a Stir
• America Beats Odds at World Cup

June 14, 2002

• U.S. Soccer Team Getting Ready to Sock it Poland
• Men Who Have AIDS Virus Could Have Hope of Having Children
• What's an American Flag Worth?
• Colorado Wildfire Has Scorched Nearly 100,000 Acres
• Eight Killed in Karachi Blast
• Karachi Bombing on Heels of Padilla-related Arrests in Pakistan
• Colorado Firefighters Use Controlled Burn to Slow Fire
• Pakistan Bombing Kills Eight
• Car Bomb Kills Eight in Pakistan
• U.S. Team Surprises Many at World Cup

June 13, 2002

• Air Force Team On Way to Afghanistan to Investigate Crash
• In Dallas, Texas, Catholic Bishops Arrive For Conference
• Rumsfeld in Pakistan

June 12, 2002

• Utah Police Confident They'll Catch Kidnapper of 14-Year-Old Girl
• Growing Controversy Over Government's Handling of Dirty Bomb Suspect
• Denver Suburbs Still Under Threat From Fire
• Portland, Oregon Little League Team First to Have All Deaf Players
• Government's Tagging of Padilla as Enemy Combatant Adds to Already Long Rap Sheet
• Judge Drops One of Several Charges Against Reid
• Colorado Residents Ponder Tough Evacuation Decision
• Loya Jirga Delegates Enter Day Two of Discussions

June 11, 2002

• Abdullah Al Mujahir Being Held as Enemy Combatant
• Sir Paul McCartney Just Hours Away From Altar
• Denver Residents Get Break When Wind Shifts Wildfire From Doorsteps
• Abdullah Al Muhajir Being Held as Enemy Combatant For Alleged Plot
• Muhajir Second American Held Incommunicado
• Men Unlikely to See Doctor Regularly
• Paul McCartney to Wed Today
• Pakistani Officials Deny Knowledge of Dirty Bomb Suspect
• Firefighters Fight to Save Property from Colorado Wildfires

June 10, 2002

• Israeli Forces Reenter Ramallah
• At Least 24 Homes Damaged in Colorado Wildfire
• Israeli Tanks Enter Ramallah, Surround Arafat's Compound
• Loya Jirga Postponed for One Day
• Burning Coal Seam Blamed for Colorado Wild Fire
• U.S. Ties South Korea in World Cup
• McCartney, Mills Arrive at Castle Leslie for Wedding
• Interview with Wendy Booker, Clay Roscoe
• Small Irish Town Glad to Host McCartney Wedding

June 07, 2002

• Broad Support in Washington for President's Homeland Security Agency Proposal
• Armitage on South Asian Mission Aimed at Bringing Two Rivals Back From Brink of War
• FBI Agent Rowley Says Bureau Needs to Streamlined
• Stars Come Out For Essence Awards
• War Emblem Poised to Win Thoroughbred Racing's Highest Honor
• England Has World Cup Match Against Arch Rival Argentina
• Research to Weaken Hurricanes
• Difficult Testimony Given by Brenda Van Dam

June 06, 2002

• Young Women Being Passed By in High-Tech World
• FBI Whistle-blower Has Already Spoken With Others About Accusations
• Arafat Says Assault on Compound Will Only Stiffen Resolve Of Palestinians
• Preparations for Paul McCartney's Wedding Underway
• Parenting Paranoia in Today's Times
• R. Kelly Indicted on 21 Counts of Child Pornography
• Israeli Forces Pulled Out of Ramallah
• Saving New Orleans From Big Hurricane

June 05, 2002

• Islamic Jihad Claiming Responsibility For Today's Deadly Car Bombing
• Look at a Barber Salon
• Potential Danger From Storm Shelters
• Today in U.S., Strong Interest in World Cup
• U.S. Soccer Team Currently Beating Portugal
• Proper Exercise Tips from Dr. Steve Katz

June 04, 2002

• Winona Ryder Learns Media Circus Can Be Dangerous
• Some People May Be Just Waking After Concert For Queen Elizabeth's Golden Jubilee
• Neighbors of India and Pakistan Trying to Get Rivals to Talk
• Senate Committee Begins Closed-Door Hearings Into Pre-09-11 Intelligence Failures
• Jury Will Begin Deliberating Fate of Michael Skakel
• U.S. Team Has High Hopes For First Match Against Portugal
• International Volunteers Help with South African Housing
• Queen's Golden Jubilee Parade Underway
• Jury to Begin Deliberating Skakel Case
• Queen's Golden Jubilee Parade Procession to St. Paul's Cathedral

June 03, 2002

• Souvenirs Bring People Closer to Golden Jubilee
• U.S. Troops Search, Destroy al Qaeda Caves Near Pakistani Border
• CIA Tracked Two 9/11 Hijackers into U.S.
• Dispute over Kashmir More Than 50 Years Old
• U.S. Team to Play Portugal on Wednesday
• India Rules Out Possibility of Immediate Meeting With Musharraf
• Washington Watches Kashmir Conflict with Wary Eye
• Fire at Buckingham Palace Coincides with Jubilee Celebration
• Indian Economy Suffers from War Prospects
• New Jersey Forest Fire Not Yet Contained
• Queen's Jubilee Celebration Continues Despite Fire
• The Coming Storm: Hurricane Season Underway
• Memorials Held at Ground Zero

May 31, 2002

• U.S. Air Force Reserve Crew Turns From Rescuers to Rescuees
• Rumsfeld Heads to South Asia Next Week
• FBI Issues Alert About Terrorists Targeting Airliners With Shoulder-Fired Missiles
• New York Marks End of Recovery and Cleanup Work at Ground Zero
• Hopes for Peace Common in Kashmir
• FBI Warns of al Qaeda Missile Capability
• Motive in Long Beach Shooting Unknown
• Rescue Helicopter Crashes on Mount Hood, Five Injured
• Helicopter Crashes While Responding to Fatal Climbing Accident
• Justice Department Gives FBI Controversial New Powers
• World Cup Gets Underway With Tight Security
• Bass Expected to Announce Space Tourism Verdict Today

May 30, 2002

• In Washington State, Mount Rainier Has Claimed Three Lives
• Ceremony to be Held Shortly at Ground Zero
• Are Anti-Smoking Ads Working?
• Ground Zero Recovery Operation May Be Over, But Other Recoveries Go On in Neighborhood
• Government Declares War on Obesity
• Mallard Duck Nesting at Home Depot
• Word of More Missed Signals Before September 11th
• Afghanistan Veteran's Medical Equipment Confiscated at Airport
• New Operation Aimed at Preventing Taliban and Al Qaeda From Returning to Afghanistan
• News of FBI Reorganization May Have Been Upstaged by Disclosure of Two Events
• Neighborhood Around Ground Zero Continues Recovery

May 29, 2002

• FBI Reorganization Follows Criticism of Handling of Pre-9/11 Terror Signs
• D.C. Police Chief Vowing Department Will Find Person Who Killed Levy
• Ryan Chilcote Back From the Front
• Watchdog Group Suggests War on Terrorism Has Casualties Bush Administration Refuses to Admit
• Authorities Confirm Levy Was Victim of Homicide
• President Bush Raises Thorny Issue for Vatican
• Libya Comes Forward With Settlement Plan for Survivors of PanAm Flight 103 Victims
• Interview with Patrick Stewart
• Story of Bright, Young Tennessee Student Who Spells Success One Letter at a Time
• Comic Books Growing in Popularity and Growing Up
• Bear Cub Strikes Again in Auburn, California
• In Colorado, Anti-Abortion Activists Using Internet to Publicize Their Views
• Story of Former MLB Star Who Confessed to Years of Steroids Use

May 28, 2002

• Making a Statement with Starrylight Umbrellas
• Memorial Service will be Held Today for Chandra Levy
• Panel Has Delivered Scathing Report of Florida's Welfare System
• Al Qaeda and Taliban Leaders Reportedly in Pakistan Regrouping and Plotting
• In Israel, Another Deadly Suicide Bombing
• Crews at Site of Oklahoma Bridge Collapse Bring in New Equipment
• For Summer Air Travelers, Prepare for Worst and Hope For Best
• Former Marine Honors Every Fallen American Veteran with 24 Final Notes
• Amidst Death and Destruction of Bridge Collapse Some Amazing Stories of Survival
• Indy 500 Controversy Over

May 27, 2002

• In U.S., Professional Soccer Suffers From Identity Crisis
• Bush Administration Grappling With Middle East Policy
• New Harvard Study Says Right to Nod Off and Not Get Laid Off Missing
• Awards Presented at Cannes Film Festival
• President Bush Has Been Talking to French President on a Number of Issues
• America's National Parks Popular Destination This Memorial Day Weekend
• Controversy at Indy 500
• Bush Marking Memorial Day With Speech to WWII Veterans on Beaches of Normandy
• Canadians and Americans Unite This Memorial Day Weekend to Honor Victims of 09-11

May 24, 2002

• Members of Alleged Hezbollah Terrorist Support Cell Now on Trial in Charlotte, North Carolina
• Look at Roller Coaster in Small Indiana Town
• Possible Suspect in Levy Case Has Turned Up Hundreds of Miles Away
• Bush and Putin Sign Major Nuclear Arms Reduction Treaty
• Most Executions in United States Takes Place in Texas
• Look at Another White House in Atlanta
• Madonna's Debut in 'Up For Grabs'
• 'Slammin Sam' Snead Has Died
• Many Americans Would Rather Drive Than Fly This Memorial Day Weekend

May 23, 2002

• Bono and Paul O'Neill Partners Against Poverty
• New Movie Depicts CIA Operation to Stop Terrorist Strike
• In Israel, Suicide Bomber Strikes, Killing Two People
• President Bush in Germany Today on First Stop of Week-long European Tour
• Overseas, Another Suicide Bombing in Israel
• Discovery of Chandra Levy's Remains Came 387 Days After She Was Last Seen
• Levy Investigation Turns From Missing Person's Case to Death Investigation
• Police Search Resumes Today for Evidence in Levy Death Case
• Conviction Comes 39 Years After Bomb Rocked Birmingham Church

May 22, 2002

• Merrill Lynch Will Pay $100 Million in Fines as Part of Settlement Reached with New York State
• Bush's Trip to Europe and Russia Focusing on Anti-Terrorism, Trade and Nuclear Arms Reductions
• Look at the Carson Legacy
• Brooklyn Bridge Closed After Suspicious Package Spotted
• Terror Threats Come Just Before Memorial Day Weekend
• Spirit of One of People Killed on 09-11 Lives on in Pair of Wings
• Thousands of Demonstrators in Berlin Critical of President Bush
• Many in New York Looking Up at Magician David Blaine

May 21, 2002

• Head of FBI Issues Grim Warning About Suicide Bombings in U.S.
• Witnesses Place Skakel At Scene of Crime
• FBI Believes Suicide Bombers 'Inevitable'
• Bono, O'Neill Tour Africa to Increase Poverty Awareness
• Seattle School Offers Degree in Astrology
• Intelligence Sources Report Increased Communication within al Qaeda
• Apartment Owners, Dwellers Warned of Terrorism by FBI
• Little Havana Unsure of Approach, United in Goal: No Castro

May 20, 2002

• Cheney Says Terrorist Attacks Inevitable
• U.S. Soldier Killed in Afghanistan
• Israeli Market Bustling Despite Bombing Yesterday
• Soldier May Have Been Involved with Operation Condor When Killed
• Palestinians Boycott U.S. Products
• Al Qaeda May Target Apartment Buildings
• Different Groups Claim Israeli Market Bombing
• NY Little League Gets Special Opportunity
• TV's Fall Lineup
• Pearl Murder Suspect Denies Connection with Body

May 17, 2002

• Operation Condor Called After Australian Special Forces Troops Shot At in Afghanistan
• Disclosure Bush Received General Warning Before 09/11 Prompting Criticism of Missed Signals
• Look at Operation Condor
• President Carter Wraps Up Historic Visit to Cuba Today
• Pakistani Authorities Trying to Find Out if Body They Found is Daniel Pearl's
• Pakistani Authorities Trying to Find Out if Body is American Journalist Daniel Pearl's
• FOX Closing 'The X-Files' This Sunday
• Images From 09-11 on Display in Thailand
• Congressional Clamor Over What President Knew About Risk of Terrorist Hijackings Before 09-11
• Large Military Operation Now Underway in Southeast Afghanistan
• Bono About to Take Off on Tour of Africa

May 16, 2002

• For Many People, Latest Movies Just a Click Away
• A Refresher on 'Star Wars' Jargon
• 'Clones' Finally Land in Hollywood
• Look at Training Marines Get Before Strapping on 120-Pound Packs to Hunt Down Al Qaeda and Taliban
• 53-Year-Old Philadelphia Man Scheduled to Appear in Court Today in Latest Mailbox Bomb Case
• Carter Meets Today With Cuban Rights Leaders and Some of Castro's Political Opponents
• News of General Warning Prior to September 11 That Bin Laden to Possible Hijacking
• Congressional Hearings Plan to Focus on Reports Which Mention Large Number of Arab Students Taking Flight Lessons
• Overseas, U.S. Troops on Move This Morning

May 15, 2002

• Tough Medical Decisions on Brain Aneurysms
• Cuban Tourist Industry Hopes for U.S. Tourists
• Carter Calls for Lifting of Ban on Cuba, More Democracy for Cubans
• London Gets Early Premier of "Attack of the Clones"
• Investigators Look into Source of Philadelphia Bomb Scare
• Baltimore Priest Shot Over Abuse Allegations
• Baltimore Priest Shot by Abuse Victim
• Florida Speculator Buys Submerged Land, Puts Up Fences
• Nasty Mayor Race Ends in Newark

May 14, 2002

• What's Going on Now With Elian Gonzalez?
• Flooding in Missouri Leads to Unusual Rescue
• Carter's Visit to Cuba Generating Opinion From Everyone in Cuban-American Community
• Jimmy Carter Speaks at University of Havana Tonight
• Bush Looking Forward to Signing Landmark Nuclear Treaty With Russia Next Week
• Even With Intelligence More Finely Tuned to Terrorism, Danger of Disseminating False Information
• Trial of Michael Skakel Focusing on Former Tutor in Skakel Home
• Newark Mayoral Race Election Today

May 13, 2002

• Helder Faces Weekend Hearing on First of Several Charges In Mailbox Pipe Bomb Case
• Arafat Visiting Battle-Scarred Church of the Nativity
• Jimmy Carter Beginning First Full Day of Historic Visit to Cuba
• President Bush Hardening Policy Towards Cuba
• Jimmy Carter Beginning First Full Day of Historic Visit to Cuba
• Jury Will Hear More Testimony Today in Trial of Kennedy Cousin Michael Skakel
• Jimmy Carter Scheduled to Visit Biotechnology Lab Outside of Havana
• Inside Castro's Cuba
• Arafat Tours Palestinian Towns, Camps

May 10, 2002

• Millionaire Marijuana March
• Royal Marines to Blow Up Ammo Cave in Afghanistan
• Bethlehem Standoff Ends
• Bomber's Parents Visit Him in Reno, Nevada Jail
• Skakel Family Friend Testifies Against Skakel Alibi
• Human Intelligence Intriguing, Important
• Georgia Mom Survives Several Heart Failures
• Bethlehem Church Evacuees Celebrated in Gaza
• Evacuation of Palestinians From Church Goes Smoothly
• Tribeca Film Festival Opens, Promotes Manhattan
• Wine Selections for Mother's Day

May 09, 2002

• Testimony Expected to Resume in Trial of Michael Skakel
• How Young Couple Made Sure Their Prom Clothes Stayed On
• New Snag in Bethlehem Church Deal
• More on Arrest of Young Pipe Bomb Suspect
• Another Delay in Implementation of Deal to End Church Standoff in Bethlehem
• Imagine Being the Real Deal Spiderman
• Cardinal Bernard Law Answers Questions About John Geoghan
• Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody" Britain's Favorite Single of All Time
• Interview with Harry Knowles, Aintitcool.com
• Interview with Susie Coelho, Floral Expert

May 08, 2002

• Latest on Suicide Bombing in Israel
• In Norwalk, Connecticut, Kennedy Relative Michael Skakel Heads Back to Court Today
• Police Arreste College Student in Pipe Bomb Cases
• Any Momentum Towards Peace Appears to Have Been Stopped Dead in Tracks
• Suspect Arrested in Pipe Bomb Mailings
• Massachusetts Court Sets Bail for Defrocked Roman Catholic Priest Paul Shanley
• Israel Trying to Convince Bush Arafat's Behind Suicide Bombings
• Police Arrest College Student in Pipe Bomb Cases
• Laptops Get Smaller, More Powerful
• Aftermath of the Pool Hall Bombing in Israel
• Standoff Continues in Bethlehem
• Cops Learn Key Maneuvers at Michigan Driving School
• "Money" Magazine's Best Places to Retire

May 07, 2002

• Music Lovers in India Falling For Sensational Sounds of Sexy Sitar Player
• Canadian Soldiers Back From Three-Day Mission in Tora Bora
• Judge Says Cardinal Law Must Testify in Civil Lawsuit Against Defrocked Priest Geoghan
• Box Office Battle About to Go Intergalactic
• In Netherlands, Right-Wing Politician Assassinated
• Israeli Officials Deny Release of Report Linking Saudi Arabia to Suicide Bombers Timed to Influence Summit
• Is It Appropriate to Make Fun of Bin Laden?
• Palestinians Say Deal Reached to Resolve Standoff at Church of Nativity
• The Man Who Almost Was Spiderman
• Skakel Trial Testimony Begins Today
• Dutch Police Question Assassination Suspect

May 06, 2002

• South African Returns From Space Vacation
• Release of Aung San Suu Kyi Something World Has Been Waiting For
• Preview of Sharon's Meeting With Bush
• Recent Violence in Mideast Motivates Many Marchers at Salute to Israel Parade
• Latest on Bethlehem Church Standoff
• 123 People Inside Church of Nativity Hope to Get Out Today
• "MONEY" Magazine's Best Places to Retire
• World Trade Center Exhibit in New York

May 03, 2002

• California Found in Hotel Room With Teenage Student
• Former Catholic Priest Paul Shanley Being Held at San Diego County Jail This Morning
• Many Americans Fighting Battle of the Bulge Without Long-Term Success
• What Washington is Doing to Try to Resolve Crisis Between Israelis and Palestinians
• Look at How Little Rilya Wilson Seems to Have Fallen Through Cracks
• U.S. House and Senate Have Passed Resolutions Supporting Israel's Military Campaign in West Bank
• Rev. Paul Shanley Faces Extradition Hearing in San Diego
• Action Off Track Almost as Exciting as Kentucky Derby Itself
• Clinton's Office Confirms He's Been Talking With NBC Executives About His Own TV Show
• All Across Country, People Quietly Raising Stink About Newer Toilets
• California Teacher Found in Hotel Room With Teenage Student
• Airlines Generally a Risky Investment
• Orangutan Toddler Fighting Cerebral Palsy

May 02, 2002

• Thousands of People Expected to Attend Funeral of Lisa Lopes Today
• Finally Breakthrough to End Standoff in Ramallah
• Blake's Attorney Argues Former "Baretta" Star Not a Flight Risk
• Interview With PLO Leader Yasser Arafat
• Rising Cost of College Really Sticking It to Middle Class
• Stock Index Futures Pointing to Pullback this Morning
• A Discussion of the Middle East
• Is It a Dead Cat Bounce on Wall Street?
• Can You Tell a Stressed-Out Salamander By His Spots?
• Berkeley Castle on the Auction Block
• Flat Stanley Goes Overseas
• Professor in Hot Water Over Article Written Three Years Ago

May 01, 2002

• Bethlehem Has Changed, But Not For Better
• Executive Director of Charitable Organization Accused of Aiding International Terrorists
• John Dean Says He is Ready to Name Identity of Deep Throat
• Demonstrations in Paris for Jean-Marie Le Pen, Extreme Right- Wing Candidate For President
• Info on Federal Government's Accusations of Terrorism Ties Against One of Largest Muslim Charities in U.S.
• Police in San Diego Have No Leads in Case of Missing Two-Year Old
• U.N. Security Council May Decide to Abandon Investigation Into Israel's Military Operation in Jenin
• Alabama Imposes Moratorium on Jury Trials
• Yasser Arafat Meeting With U.S. and British Diplomats at His Compound
• "Spiderman" To Arrive on Friday
• Internet Stations Could be Crushed By New Copyright Fees
• Inspection of Underwear at High School Dance

April 30, 2002

• Agreement to End Siege at Yasser Arafat's Headquarters Still Not Done Deal
• Brookings Institute: Government Must Take Several Steps to Handle Threat of Terrorism
• One Area of Iraq Could be Key in Any U.S. Plans to Overthrow Iraqi Leader
• Four Weeks Since Palestinians Took Refuge From Israeli Troops in Bethlehem Church
• No End in Sight to Stalemate at Church of Nativity
• Pakistan President Musharraf Trying to Extend Term in Office
• Seattle Area Thriftway Offering Customers Some Unusual Choices at Checkout
• New Jersey Dispute Over Winning Big Game Ticket Settled
• Beatles Memorabilia Goes Up for Auction

April 29, 2002

• Palestinians and Israelis Sign Up to U.S. Proposal to Bring End to Siege of Arafat's Compound
• Catholic Church Continues to Be Criticized For Handling of Sex Abuse Cases
• Interim Government in Afghanistan Has Launched Campaign to Eradicate Poppies for Opium Trade
• Agreement on U.S. Plan to Break Siege of Ramallah Came Quickly
• Israeli Military Says It Raided West Bank Town of Hebron to Strike at City's Terror Network
• New Violence in Hebron Today Comes After Weekend of Mideast Diplomacy by Bush Administration
• 10 Year Anniversary of Rodney King Beating
• Tornado Damaged in La Plata, Maryland
• U.S. Plan to End Middle East Siege To Be Implemented Today
• LA Riots Sparked 10 Years Ago
• Do-It-Yourself Home Improvements
• Despite Human Rights Violations, Jenin No Massacre
• Three Dead After Maryland Tornado

April 26, 2002

• In Middle East Today, Israeli Forces Entered More West Bank Communities
• Cuban Exile Radio Show in Miami Catching a Lot of Attention
• Lisa 'Left Eye' Lopes Dies in Honduras Car Accident
• Saudi Crown Prince's Promise Not to Use Oil as Weapon Just What Wall Street Wants to Hear
• Saudi Crown Prince Abdullah Delivers Stern Warning to President Bush About Risks U.S. Faces
• Nation's Cardinals Scheduled to Gather in Philadelphia Tonight For Dinner
• Every Four Years World Class Competition Called Volvo Ocean Race Held
• U.S. Cardinals Return Home After Meeting With Pope John Paul II
• Lisa Lopez Killed Yesterday in Car Crash in Honduras
• Saudi Arabia Warns Bush of Grave Consequences if U.S. Does Not Come Down Harder on Israel
• Israel Allows One Delegate to Meet with Arafat

April 25, 2002

• 'Washington Post' Reporting American Troops Along Afghan Border Have Been Attacked Several Times
• Israel Has Erected New Electrified Fence in Jerusalem For Security Purposes
• U.S. Cardinals Summoned to Vatican Have Blueprint for Reform
• New Warnings About Possible Terrorist Attacks
• AOL Time Warner Staggers Into History Books
• Sex Abuse Cases Are Costing Catholic Church Millions of Dollars
• Priest Found Guilty of Molesting Ellen Brum Two Decades Ago
• Role Reversal Study Warns of Risk
• Stakes Are High For Meeting Between President Bush and Saudi Crown Prince Abdullah
• Clarinet Kid to Receive Music Degree
• Undisclosed Number of U.S. Military Forces Have Been Sent to Pakistan

April 24, 2002

• Ashcroft Says Security Sweeps in Washington Area Should be a Wake-Up Call For Airports
• Hip-Hop on Display at Museum in Chicago
• Britain's Royal Heartthrob Now Has Another Way to Get Around
• Famous 'Sesame Street' Character Traveled All the Way to Capitol Hill
• In California, Investigators Trying to Determine Whether Track Signal Malfunctioned
• Look at What We Can Expect From Pope John Paul This Week
• Day Two of Vatican Summit Shaping Up Differently From Day One
• Palestinian and Israeli Negotiators Plan to Meet Again Today in Bethlehem
• Bethlehem Standoff Enters Third Week
• Tenet's Mission Hampered by Tensions
• United Airlines Begins Pilot Stun Gun Training
• Jewish Congress Meets to Discuss Rise in Anti-Semitism
• BMW Minis are Here
• NTSB Searching California Train Crash Site

April 23, 2002

• Standoff at Church of Nativity Could Be Over Today or Tomorrow
• Defiant Zacarias Moussaoui Said He Does Not Trust Court Appointed Lawyers
• Robert Blake Will Remain Behind Bars for at Least Another Week
• Recent Focus of Sex Scandal in Catholic Church Has Been in United States
• Insurance Claims and Lawsuits From People Made Ill by Household Mold
• Sexual Abuse Controversy Lands in Corridors of Vatican
• When War on Terrorism Got Cranked Up, Lot of Reservists Answered Pentagon's Call to Arms
• Israelis and Palestinians Discussing How to End Desperate Standoff in Church of Nativity
• Castro Makes Public Private Telephone Conversation With Mexican President
• Debate on Over-the-Counter Claritin

April 22, 2002

• Displaced Elephants Raid Indonesian Farms
• Residents of Ramallah Try to Find Normal Life
• Despite Some Escapes, Bethlehem Standoff Continues
• Interview of Tracy St. George, DJ
• Shocking Political Upset in French Elections
• River Wars Among Florida, Georgia and Alabama
• Dog Rescued at Sea

April 19, 2002

• LAPD Arrests Actor Robert Blake
• Crash Course in What Wines to Sip This Spring
• Federal Investigators Will Begin Probe on Derailment of Amtrak Train in Florida
• Robert Blake Not First or Last Celebrity Arrested
• Niagara New Lifeline For Love
• Robert Blake Arrested for Wife's Murder
• Amtrak Train Derails, Six Killed
• Investigators Look at Milan Plane Crash
• White House May Be Shifting Policy
• Royalties Investigation Finds Songwriter James Carter
• USS Cole Repairs Finished, Ship Ready to Set Sail
• Plane Struck Building After Most Workers Had Left
• Flight 93 Cockpit Tapes Record Voices of "Heroes"

April 18, 2002

• Four Canadian Soldiers Dead After Friendly Fire Accident in Afghanistan
• Cockpit Voice Recording From United Airlines Flight 93 Will Be Played Today
• Federal Judge in Oregon Has Upheld State Law Allowing Physician-Assisted Suicide
• Rescue in Jenin, and Israeli Forces on the Move Again
• Major Explosion Kills At Least 16 People in Chechnya
• FBI Trying to Find If There's Link Between Al Qaeda and Tanzanian Man Arrested in North Carolina
• Allegations Osama Bin Laden Injured and Escaped During Battle at Tora Bora
• Some Detainees at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Say Osama Bin Laden Injured in Tora Bora
• Deadly Accident Happens Overnight in Kandahar
• Surveillance Cameras Everywhere in New York City
• King Zahir Shah Now Resting in Mansion in Kabul

April 17, 2002

• Interview with Chemi Shalev on Second Powell-Arafat Meeting
• Recap of Colin Powell's Peace Mission

April 16, 2002

• Thousands Rally in D.C. to Show Support for Israel in Mideast Crisis
• Pope John Paul II Calling U.S. Cardinals to Vatican
• UFO Research Serious Stuff in China
• Israeli Forces Return to West Bank Town Early This Morning
• Democratic Strategist James Carville Sounds Off
• Update on Events in Middle East
• Medical Privacy Points of Contention
• Kuchi Nomads of Afghanistan May Have Sheltered bin Laden
• Marwan Barghouti Arrested by Israel
• U.S. Resolve Strong in Middle East
• Pope Summons U.S. Cardinals to Rome

April 15, 2002

• In Boston, Protesters Showed Up Sunday Outside Holy Cross Cathedral
• Air Disaster in South Korea
• Colin Powell's Mission Moves to Lebanon
• Officials Moving Ahead With Talks With Israeli and Palestinian Officials
• Survivors of South Korean Crash Had to be Carried Down Mountain
• Powell Heads to Beirut, Damascus for Regional Talks
• 54 Survive Air China Crash
• Powell's Diplomacy Not Yet Effective; Interview of George Mitchell

April 12, 2002

• Powell Has Been Meeting With Sharon This Morning
• Update on Downed Apache Helicopter

April 11, 2002

• Right of Refugees to Return to Homes Crucial Issue in Mideast Conflict
• Israeli Military Expanding and Contracting Operation in West Bank
• Cardinal Bernard Law Facing Growing Calls For Him to Step Down
• Colin Powell Will Arrive in Middle East Thursday
• Three Former Champions Not Competing at The Masters
• Yahoo! Met Earnings Forecasts and Beat Sales Predictions
• New Prison Nearing End of Construction in Guantanamo
• Assessment Team Deciding to Recover or Destroy Crashed Helicopter

April 10, 2002

• Can Tiger Woods Make History Again at Masters Golf Tournament?
• Fears of Wider War in Middle East One Reason For Higher Gas Prices
• Tax Expert Answers Some Questions
• SEC Warning Xerox and KPMG Could Face Civil Charges
• In Israel, Suicide Bombing Claims At Least Eight Lives
• In New Jersey, Five Dead in Shooting Rampage Overnight
• Suicide Bombing in Israel Claims at Least Eight Lives
• Joint Statement Calls on Israel to Withdraw Immediately
• Some May Be Frustrated to Know How Government Spending Some of Their Tax Dollars
• American Lawyer For Convicted Terrorist Has Been Indicted
• Tax Expert Answers Tax Questions
• Tax Saving Tips for Child's College Future

April 09, 2002

• Queen Mother's Funeral Begins Next Hour
• When You Pick 'Wall Street Journal' This Morning You Will See Color
• Arthur Andersen Laying Off About 7,000 Workers
• Royals and Dignitaries From Around World Gathering for Funeral of Queen Mother
• No Letup in Mideast Violence
• Jury Deliberates on Traficant Corruption Trial

April 08, 2002

• Early Morning Missile Attack on Refugee Camp in Jenin
• Sharon Standing Firm Against Global Calls for Israeli Troops to Withdraw From West Bank
• Big Explosion in Jalalabad, Afghanistan This Morning
• Different Military Services Have Training Programs Connected to Civilian Hospitals
• People Have Been Lining Up Along Procession Route for Funeral Queen Mother
• Discussion with Chief Palestinian Negotiator
• With Taliban Gone, Schools Once Again Open to Young Girls
• Wave of Attacks on Jewish Targets Since Middle East Crisis Worsened
• Couple Adopts Twins from China and Reunites Them
• Iraqi President Saddam Hussein Announces Iraq Cutting Oil Exports

April 05, 2002

• Israeli Troops Throw Stun Grenades At Media
• Thousands Line Streets for Queen Mother's Funeral Procession

April 04, 2002

• Israel Resisting International Pressure to Withdraw
• UN Resolution Backing Israeli Withdrawal Opposed by U.S.
• Afghan Security Arrests 350 for Plot Against Government
• Raids in Pakistan May Have Uncovered Terrorist Plot
• Japan Holds Second Annual Robot Convention
• Palestinian Families Defiant Even Under Curfew
• Standoff Continues in the Middle East
• Afghan Warlord Was Preparing Assault on Interim Government
• Cherry Blossoms Beckon Tourists to Washington, D.C.
• Former Pro Baseball Player Alleges Abuse by Priest

April 03, 2002

• Bush Faces Criticism Over Middle East Conflict
• Palestinians Take Refuge in Church of the Nativity
• Day Two of Jury Selection in Skakel Case
• Two Palestinian Teenagers Stranded in San Francisco
• Futures are Pointing to a Higher Open Today
• Al Qaeda Members Disgraced Afghan Women
• 911 Tapes in Deadly Dog Mauling Case
• Conflict Eating Into Tourist Economy in Jerusalem
• Israel Occupies Five Palestinian Towns
• Tax Fraud on the Rise
• Egyptian Mummy Gets CAT Scan
• Redefining Luxury Cars

April 02, 2002

• Sleep Deprivation Rising in America
• Arafat Offered 'One-way ticket'
• Interview with Cathy Atwell, University of Maryland
• Home Depot One of "Fortune" Magazines Top 500
• 9/11 Photo Exhibit Moves to Larger Venue
• Bomber, Israeli Policeman Die in Blast
• Maryland Wins NCAA Tournament
• Al Qaeda Recruitment Chief in Custody
• Black Water Mystery off Florida's Coast
• Pakistan Says 'No' to U.S. Troops in Pakistan
• Nation-wide Anti-telemarketing Law a Possibility
• 2002 Most Endangered Rivers List by American Rivers
• Rowdy Maryland Fans Party in College Park

April 01, 2002

• Israeli Forces Enter Another Palestinian City
• Queen Mother Mourned
• Earthquake Strikes Taiwan
• Interview of Saeb Erakat, Daniel Shek
• Arafat in Good Spirits
• Bush Intent on Pursuing Middle East Peace
• Cherry Blossoms in Capital Signal Spring
• Walker Lindh Heads Back to Court Today
• Queen Mother Passes Away at 101
• Senior al Qaeda Member Reportedly in Custody
• Maryland, Indiana Square Off Tonight

March 29, 2002

• Arafat Surrounded in Ramallah
• Prosecutors Charge Moussaoui With Conspiracy
• Saeed Appears in Court
• Orphaned Killer Whale Calf Attracts Public Attention
• Indiana's New Coach Shows His Stuff
• Sharon Lays Siege On Arafat's Headquarters
• Trial Date Set for Saeed
• Editor Believes E-mail Is From bin Laden
• Government Faces Tough Fight in Moussaoui Trial
• Teenagers Heading for Cancun For Spring Break
• Palestinian Authority Makes International Plea for Help to Stop>
• Medical Advice for Allergy Sufferers
• Legendary Director Billy Wilder Dies

March 28, 2002

• Toll From Hotel Bombing Rises to 19
• Saudi Peace Plan Expected to Be Endorsed at Summit
• Milton Berle Dies at 93
• Palestinian Officers Evacuated in Anticipation of Israeli Response
• Americans in Italy Warned of Possible Easter Attack
• Death Toll From Hotel Bombing Rises to 20
• Israel Weighs Response to Suicide Bombing
• U.S. Embassy in Rome Issues Warning to Americans
• Pentagon Officials Concede U.S. Military Not Ready for Iraq
• Milton Berle, Entertainer, Dies at 93
• Car Manufacturers Targeting Younger Buyers

March 27, 2002

• Sharon Raises New Condition on Arafat's Attendance at Summit
• Annan Calls For Peace At Arab Summit
• More Violence and Deaths Overnight in the Middle East Conflict
• French Police Arrest Suspect in Mass Shooting
• Anthrax Even Purer Than Originally Thought
• USS Roosevelt Arrives at Port Today
• Verdict Announced in Campbell's Privacy Lawsuit
• Illinois Man Hopes To Be Oldest Climber of Everest
• Naomi Campbell Wins Privacy Lawsuit Against Tabloid
• Financial Observers say Arthur Andersen Moving Closer to Bankruptcy
• Arab League Leaders Gathering in Beirut For a Very Important Summit
• Look at Who Came to Rescue in Deadly Shooting in France
• Six Months After Anthrax Attacks, Investigators Still Don't Know Who's Behind Them

March 26, 2002

• Israel Deliberates Arafat's Right to Travel
• Iraq Hopes For Unified Front at Arab Summit
• Government Memo Reports Airport Security Failures
• Mixed Feelings About Afghan King's Eventual Return
• Pair of Earthquakes Strike Afghanistan
• Britney Spears Does London
• Hoosiers Will Overcome Key Injury If They Hope to Win NCAA Tournament
• Spike in Gas Prices May Not be Over
• In Earthquakes in Afghanistan, as Many as 1,800 May Have Been Killed
• Military Has Examined Many Sites Where It Appears Al Qaeda Forces Were Working to Make WMDs
• At Arab Summit, Foreign Ministers Not Mincing Words in Support For Palestinian Uprising Against Israel
• Look at Professor Dave Bayer, Other Mathematician Behind 'A Beautiful Mind'
• Tense Situation in Mideast Persists
• Tough Tribe of Afghanis Struggling for Survival and Hoping for Better Future

March 25, 2002

• Talks Resume After Weekend Violence in Israel
• Arab Ministers Meet in Beirut Before Summit
• Berry, Washington Take Home Oscars
• New Art Fleshed Out in Hong Kong
• Oscar Talk with Tom Joyner
• New Strains of Tuberculosis Resistant to Medicine
• No Amount of Sweet Talking Will Fool This Camera
• Leaders of Catholic Church Forced to Address Most Unholy Series of Accusations
• Israelis and Palestinians Meet Again Today on Trying to Come Up With Cease-Fire
• Cheney Says He Has No Immediate Plans to Meet With Arafat
• First Time in Oscars That Top Acting Honors Were Won by Black Performers
• At Academy Awards, Halle Berry Became First African-American to Be Named Best Actress

March 22, 2002

• Four Suspects Charged in Pearl Case
• Zinni To Hold Meeting With Arafat Despite Attack
• Two Men Arrested in Philippines Claim Not To Know Each Other
• Business Travelers Fed Up with Airline Travel
• Four Suspects Charged Today in Kidnapping and Murder of Daniel Pearl
• Denzel Washington Might Win Oscar Sunday Night
• San Francisco Couple Found Guilty On All Counts in Dog's Vicious Killing of 33-Year-Old Woman
• Suicide Bombing in Downtown Jerusalem Threatening Latest Middle East Peace Initiative
• President Bush South of Border, First Stop on Three-Nation Tour of Latin America

March 21, 2002

• Nine Dead After Car Bomb Explodes in Lima, Peru
• Oscar Preparation Has High Price
• Bush Will Focus on Three Regional Issues In Trip to Latin America
• Military Tribunals Will Be Similar to Courts Martial
• Number of Israeli Reservists Refusing to Serve Rising
• Search for Rudolph Slows As FBI Focuses on Future
• Restaurant Business Hurt by False 9/11 Rumor
• Some Progress Being Made At Poverty Conference
• Academy Awards Go For Technical Marvels As Well
• Kent State's Golden Flashes Make Sweet Sixteen

March 20, 2002

• CIA Director Tenet Says Iraq-al Qaeda Connection May Exist
• Cheney Could Meet Arafat in Egypt
• Suicide Bomber Kills Seven in Israel As Cease Fire Plans Continue
• Priestly Pedophilia Not Just American Problem Says Vatican
• Girl Killed by Errant Hockey Puck
• Cheney May Return to Middle East Next Week
• Israeli-Palestinian Meeting Still On Despite Bombing
• Afghan Prisons Overcrowded, Poorly Funded
• Autopsy Today on Girl's Death from Hockey Puck
• Tips on Spring Gardening from Dean Riddle

March 19, 2002

• Cheney To Leave Without Cease-fire
• Operation Anaconda Completed, Troops Move On
• Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inducts Punk, Soul Figures
• Interview of Dr. Carol Pudsey, British Antarctic Survey
• Anaconda Finished
• NATO Not in Support of War in Iraq
• Cheney Will Meet With Arafat After Tenet Plan in Place
• Bin Laden Family Believes Osama Is Alive

March 18, 2002

• Five Soldiers Receive Bronze Star as Operation Anaconda Winds Down
• Israeli, Palestinian Commanders Meet To Discuss Ground Situation
• Cheney To Visit Israel, Will Help Zinni In Any Way Necessary
• Potential Progress in Israel as Cheney Arrives
• Americans Killed In Church Attack To Be Flown Home From Pakistan
• FBI Says It Is Making Progress In Search For Missing Oregon Girls
• Iwo Jima Memorial Dedicated in Hawaii
• Turkey Enforces Turkish Language Use in Schools
• Six Months Later, 9/11 Survivors Still Suffer
• Operation Anaconda Draws to a Close
• Pakistani Church Grenade Attack Kills Five, Including Two Americans

March 15, 2002

• FBI Knew Years Ago Of Plan Similar to September 11 Attacks
• Extradition of Omar Saeed Sheikh to U.S. May or May Not Happen
• Parents of Danielle Van Dam Testify at Preliminary Hearing
• Zinni Wades Back Into Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
• Zinni Wraps Up Talks With Israeli Side Today
• Jury Begins Deliberations on Yates' Sentence Today
• Andersen Can Continue Auditing Despite Indictment
• Reactions to Judge Pickering's Rejected Nomination
• Cheney Visits Yemen Briefly
• Euro Disney Celebrates Anniversary, Expands
• Interview of Maureen Petrosky, "Green Beer Expert"
• Kentucky Wildcats Win First Round NCAA Tournament Game

March 14, 2002

• Cactus Rustling in Arizona
• Appeal of Libyan Convicted in Pan Am 103 Attack Rejected
• Rivals Back Out Of Purchase Talks With Arthur Andersen
• President Bush's Anger Over INS Snafu May Finally Get Results
• Bush: Israeli Actions Not Helping Situation
• Lockerbie Appeal Rejected; Bush Angered At INS
• North Koreans Seek Asylum in Spanish Embassy in Beijing

March 13, 2002

• Dispute Arises In Colorado Over Native American Mascot
• Middle East Violence Casts Shadow Over Cheney Visit
• Andrea Yates Faces Possible Death Penalty with Guilty Verdict
• Mopping Up Begins After 12 Days In Operation Anaconda
• Capture of Shah-e-Kot May Signal Winding Down of Operation Anaconda
• Arthur Andersen Facing Problems In Trying To Sell Parts Of Company
• Coalition Takes Over Shah-e-Kot
• Italian Journalist Killed By Fire From Israeli Tank in Ramallah
• Update on Testimony from Westerfield's Trial
• Yates Found Guilty
• Georgia Woman Accused of Being Married to Six Men at Once
• Berlin Restaurant Serving up Insects on the Menu

March 12, 2002

• Cheney In Middle East; Violence Continues Overnight in Israel
• Interview of 1st Sgt. Scott Schroeder, 101st Airborne
• Prosecutors Get More Time For Evidence Search in Pearl Case
• Villagers Note Decrease in Military Activity Around Shah-e-Kot
• Bush Remembers Victims of 9-11, Warns Terrorists
• People Shredding Documents in Record Numbers
• Israel Launches Two Incursions, Helicopter Strike on West Bank
• Al Qaeda Still Operating, But Where?
• Marjorie Knoller Continues Testimony Today in Dog Mauling Trial
• New York, Washington, Nation Remember September 11

March 11, 2002

• Pentagon Reconstruction Well Underway; Cheney Visits U.K.
• Interview of Jodi Eppler, CH-47 Pilot
• Six Months Later, America Remembers September 11
• Did Some Companies Incorrectly Blame 9/11 for Falling Profits?
• Fighting Seems One Way In Operation Anaconda Now
• Mothers Keep Memories of Fathers Alive For Their Children
• Remembering 9-11 Six Months Later
• CNN Producer, Correspondent Retrace September 11
• September 11 Also Evoked Positive Changes

March 08, 2002

• Explaining El Nino
• Government Rolls Out Color Coded Security Threat Warning System
• Operation Anaconda Progresses Despite Inclement Weather
• Anthony Zinni To Return To Mideast Next Week
• Unmanned Planes Play Key Role in Afghanistan
• Schwarz Freed To Await New Trial In New York Brutality Case
• Space Shuttle Columbia Astronauts Take Fifth Spacewalk
• Zinni Returns to Middle East Amid Violence
• Americans Breaking the Law by Traveling to Cuba
• Fifth and Final Spacewalk for Columbia Astronauts

March 07, 2002

• Camp X-Ray Hunger Strike Seems To Be Winding Down
• U.S. Officials Believe Al Qaeda, Taliban Regrouping in Pakistan
• U.N.-Iraq Talks Will Focus on Sanctions, Weapons Inspectors
• War Crimes Tribunal Denies Release for Milosevic
• Operation Anaconda Resistance Causes Calls For More Hardware
• Astronauts Commence Hubble Spacewalk Number Four
• September 11 Charities Continue to Help Victims, Families
• Operation Anaconda Shows That War Far From Over
• Prosecutors Start Response Today in Yates Trial
• Possible Sleeper Cell Arrested in Philippines
• Strip Malls Far From Immune to Recession
• Rare Monkey Found in Texas
• Astronauts Continuing Work on Hubble Telescope

March 06, 2002

• Drone Sees Execution of SEAL in Afghanistan
• Condit, Riordan Defeated in California Elections
• Operation Anaconda Uses "Hammer and Anvil" Strategy
• Williams May Have Tampered With Evidence
• Congress Looks Into Drug Advertising, Pricing
• Mubarak Wants U.S. Help to Put Summit Together
• Man Saved by Dogs
• Reinforcements To Aid in Operation Anaconda
• Condit, Riordan Lose California Elections
• Hubble Shut Down For Repairs
• U.S. May Have Underestimated Enemy Force Size

March 05, 2002

• Afghan War Enters Dangerous Phase
• Sharon Wants To Restrict Arafat's Visitors; Iraq Meets With U.N.
• Two Astronauts on Space Shuttle Columbia Back at Work
• If Mideast Struggle Could be Summed Up in One Word: Homeland
• Congress Wants Nation's Airports Equipped with Bomb-Detecting Machines by Year's End
• In New Allied Ground Offensive in Afghanistan, Air Support Can be Seen for Miles
• Nation's Seaports Still Have Security Problems
• Mr. Bush Hosts Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak for Talks on Mideast Peace Process
• First of Five Spacewalks to Upgraded Hubble Space Telescope Going on Now
• Another Spacewalk Continues Work on Hubble
• Yates' Last Psychiatrist Obstacle to Insanity Defense
• Texas Democrats Hold Spanish Language Debate

March 04, 2002

• U.S., Coalition Forces Attack al Qaeda
• Prominent Fatah Member Killed; Mubarak Meets With Bush
• Searching for Karadzic
• Dog Mauling Trial Enters Third Week
• Space walkers Attach New Array to Hubble Telescope
• Marine Homecoming: Back from the War
• Space Walk To Upgrade Hubble Underway
• More Muslim-Hindu Violence in India
• U.S. Forces Engaged in Intense Combat
• FBI Director Tours Guantanamo Bay Base
• Catholic Church Plagued By Abuse Scandals
• New York Firefighters Honored in Texas

March 01, 2002

• Replication of "Munsters" House Being Built
• After One-Day Delay, Space Shuttle Columbia Scheduled to Blast Off in Half an Hour
• Daschle Makes Sharp Comments About War on Terror
• Domestic Partner of Woman Killed By Dogs Testifies in Trial Against Dogs' Owners
• Government Panel Investigating Collapse of Enron Gives Company's Former CEO One Week to Clarify Testimony
• Space Shuttle Columbia Blasts Off Towards Hubble Space Telescope
• Fighting Has Intensified Between Hindus and Muslims in City of Ahmedabad
• War on Terror Moving to Several New Fronts
• Decomposed Body Found in San Diego that of Missing Seven-Year Old
• Federal Appeals Court Overturns Convictions of Three of Four Police Officers in Diallo Case
• Tensions Escalating at Camp X-Ray at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba

February 28, 2002

• Body Discovered by Search Group Believed To Be Danielle Van Dam
• Pentagon Confirms Troops Will Be Sent to Republic of Georgia
• FAA Whistleblower Accuses Supervisors of Ignoring Problems
• Hopes for Cease Fire Fade With More Israeli-Palestinian Violence
• U2, Bluegrass, Alicia Keys Walk Away with Grammys
• Shane Williams is Minnow King in Fox Lake, Illinois
• Authorities Believe Van Dam's Body Found
• Russell Yates Testifies, Will Return to Stand Today
• FBI Sends Subpoenas for Anthrax Samples
• Enron Also Managed To Deceive Analysts
• Grammys Awarded; Interview of Tracy St. George, Disc Jockey
• Former Soviet Republic To Receive Assistance from U.S.

February 27, 2002

• U.S. Pushes For Extradition of Omar Saeed Sheikh
• Gallup Poll of Islamic Countries Provides Surprising Results
• Cow Caught After Escaping Slaughterhouse in Cincinnati, Ohio
• Embryo Screening Proves Successful, Raises Ethical Questions
• Westerfield Pleads Not Guilty to Murder, Kidnap of Danielle Van Dam
• Skilling Took Offensive In Congressional Testimony
• Who Can You Trust? Auditors Struggle to Rebuild Reputations
• More Testimony Today in Yates Trial
• Skilling Takes To Offensive in Senate Testimony
• Cochran Represents Georgia Power Employees
• Is Deep Sea Treasure Priceless Find?
• Pakistani Police Threatened Over Extradition; Muslims Distrust U.S.
• Interview of Tracy St. George, Disc Jockey

February 26, 2002

• Van Dam Kidnapping Suspect Now Charged With Murder
• Credit Rating Agencies Come Under Fire Because of Enron Collapse
• Jayson Williams Charged With Manslaughter
• U.S. Troops Take on Long Task of Destroying Stashed Ammunition
• New Drugs Set to Help in Battle Against HIV, AIDS
• U.S. Would Like to Try Omar Saeed Sheikh
• Despite Violence, Some Renewed Hope for Middle East Peace
• Slavery is Gone but not Forgotten
• Skilling And Watkins to Testify Again Today
• Olympic Athletes Turn Attention to Endorsements
• Housing Market Picks Up, Manufacturing Does Not
• Afghan Women Gather To Celebrate Secret Ritual
• Chess Queen Making Chess Cool

February 25, 2002

• U2, India.Arie, Alicia Keys Top Grammy Nominees
• Newest Middle East Peace Plan Proposed by Saudi Arabia
• Sheikh Ordered To Remain in Pakistani Custody For Two More Weeks
• Wrapping Up The Winter Olympics, Canada Takes Hockey Gold
• Countdown Begins For Summer Games in Athens in 2004
• French Figure Skating Judge Changes Story Again
• England's Baftas Awarded Last Night
• Saeed Appears in Court Today, Evidence Against Him Strong
• U.S. Embassy Terrorism Plot Thwarted By Arrests
• Filipino Investigators Say 9/11 Plot May Date From 1995
• Closing Ceremonies End Winter Olympics
• U.S., Canadian Troops in Afghanistan Watch Gold Medal Game

February 22, 2002

• U.S., Pakistan Press Forward To Find Daniel Pearl's Killers
• Yet More Violence In The West Bank, Death Toll At 48 For The Week
• Fast and Furious in Afghanistan
• Investigation Focuses on Finding Pearl's Body
• Russians Miffed By Losses, Judging
• Pearl's Family, Friends Struggle With His Death
• Israeli, Palestinian Security Officials Meet Quietly
• Interview of Richard Eldredge, "Atlanta Journal-Constitution"

February 21, 2002

• Florida Takes Miss Cleo to Court
• Jim Shea Feels Grandfather Was With Him On Gold Medal Run
• Controllers Learned Fate of AA Flight 587 from Other Pilots
• Israel Continues Counter Strikes Against Palestinians
• Some Afghans Blame U.S. For Having to Miss Hajj Pilgrimage
• More Violence in Middle East; Arrest of Assassination Suspect
• Death in NBA Star's Home Raises Questions
• FAA Introduces Webpage for Flight Delays
• Team USA Doing Great at Olympics
• Bush in China: No Deal on Proliferation
• Suspect's Father Apologizes to Victims' Families Alabama Killings
• Tongue Twister

February 20, 2002

• U.S. Still Committed To Defending South Korea From The North
• Mideast Violence Increasing; Negotiators Appealing for U.S. Help
• Japan Provides Logistical Support for War on Terrorism
• North Korea In Economic Crisis
• Dog Mauling Trial Started Yesterday
• Dwight Gooden Arrested on DUI Charges
• James Brown Cleared of Charges
• Baggage Screeners Fight to Keep Jobs
• Bush Tours DMZ Between Koreas
• Investigators Looking Into Motive Behind Corpse Scam
• Products Recalled For Safety Concerns

February 19, 2002

• ISU Proposes Drastic Change in Judging System
• Royal Marines Accidentally Invade Spain
• Lotto Winners in California are Newest Millionaires
• Hundreds of Families Arrive At Georgia Crematorium for Answers
• Spiritual Journey Underway in Saudi Arabia
• Opening Statements Given in Andrea Yates Murder Trial
• The Spy Tour: Retracing Robert Hanssen's Steps
• Japan Provides Refueling, Support Ships to U.S. War on Terror
• Koizumi Must Act Quickly To Capitalize on Bush Visit
• Black Hawk Helicopters Critical To U.S. Military Operations
• First Witness Called in Milosevic Trial
• Testimony Resumes Today in Yates Trial
• Former Black Panther Al-Amin On Trial for Murder
• California Priest Held On Sexual Assault Charges
• H&R Block's Software Confusion

February 18, 2002

• Testimony in Andrea Yates Trial Begins Today
• Body Count May Double At Georgia Crematorium
• At Least 170 Dead in Nepal After Maoist Rebel Attack
• Bush's Asian Tour Starts With Japanese Solidarity
• Three Winning Tickets Sold for California's $193 Million Jackpot
• Allies Concerned America May Move Alone Against Iraq
• Karachi Has History of High-Profile Kidnappings
• U.S. Troops Train Filipino Troops; Government Takes Over Screeners
• Milosevic's Opening Statements Wrap Up
• Bowling Groups Lobby Olympic Committee To Become Olympic Sport
• Letters Reveal More On Relationship Between Bush, Lay
• Ward Burton Wins Daytona 500
• Investigation into Decomposing Bodies Found at a Georgia Crematorium

February 15, 2002

• Afghan Minister Killed by Angry Crowd
• Watkins Hailed as Lone Enron Hero by Congress Members
• Security For U.S. Forces in Cuba Extends Beyond Camp X-Ray
• Milosevic Continues Opening Statement That Blames NATO
• Enron Executives Causey, Buy Fired
• Bush to Visit Bejing; Taiwan-China Relations May Be Improving
• Powell Faces Tough Questions From International Youth
• Princess Margaret's Funeral To Be Held Today
• Honesty Wins Out for Two Boys Tempted to Cash In
• NYC Hit-and-Run Suspect Under Arrest
• Safety Takes Spotlight at Daytona 500
• Getting Ready For The Daytona 500
• Royal Family Attends Princess Margaret's Funeral
• White House Reopens to Select Visitors Today
• Some Companies Give Up on Casual Friday

February 14, 2002

• Al Qaeda Suspect in Yemen Accidentally Kills Himself
• Spann Blames All Taliban Fighters, Tensions Mount with Lindh Family
• Terrorist Linked to Cole Bombing Dead After Shoot Out
• Pearl Suspect Says Pearl Is Dead
• More Detainees Arrive at Guantanamo Bay
• Olympic Snowboarder Looks For Gold After Liver Transplant
• Civil Libertarians Bristle Over Use of Surveillance Cameras
• Figure Skating Controversy Talk All Over Salt Lake City
• Rose Wine Great with Chocolate for Valentine's Day
• Saeed Claims Pearl is Dead; Police Say Saeed is Unreliable

February 13, 2002

• Prime Suspect Arrested, Pearl Still Missing
• Milosevic Trial Enters Second Day
• Giuliani To Receive Honorary Knighthood From Queen Elizabeth Today
• Irradiation Causes Damage to Mail, May Affect Health
• Could California Tot Be The Next Tiger Woods?
• Interrogation of Saeed Yields Little in Pearl Case
• Walker Expected to Plead Not Guilty Today
• Connecticut Hostage Standoff Ends Peacefully
• Honorary Titles Conferred on Giuliani, Former Commissioners
• Lay Takes Fifth; Interview of Thomas Moore
• Interview of Charlie Lyons, "Variety"
• Missouri Psychiatrist Says Elvis is His Patient

February 12, 2002

• FBI Issues New Terrorism Alert For U.S., Interests in Yemen
• What Do Afghan Detainees in Cuba Face?
• Three Men Arrested in Connection With Pearl Kidnapping Face Judge
• Fighting An Old Foe in Afghanistan: Fear
• Reactions From Belgrade To Beginning of Milosevic War Crimes Trial
• U.S. Issues Terrorist Warning In U.S., Yemen
• Milosevic Trial Gets Underway
• Olympic Security, Night Life Ready for Visitors
• Oscar Hopefuls; Interview of Charlie Lyons, "Variety"

February 11, 2002

• Gen. Tommy Franks Visits Yemen To Check on Hunt for Al Qaeda
• Oil For Food Program In Iraq Needs Help To Keep Aid Coming
• Israel Launches New Attack on Palestinian Security Targets
• Picabo Street's Long Road Back To The Olympics
• Updated Death Penalty Study Says More Sentencing Mistakes Likely
• Israel Retaliates After Shooting, Missile Strike
• Olympic Berets Selling Fast
• Winter Olympics Strong Start for Advertisers, Olympians
• Comments on Michael Jordan's Missed Dunk
• Flight 93 Copilot Role Model For Aspiring African-Americans

February 08, 2002

• Pablo Moreira Will Appear in Miami Court Today
• Pakistan Pinpoints Believed Ringleader in Pearl Kidnapping
• Ridge Says Olympics Are Safe, But Do Athletes Agree?
• Bionic Technology Makes More Possible in Medicine
• Cockpit Attacker Was Drunk, Passengers Say
• Kopper Described As Quiet, Strategic
• Skeleton: Little Known Olympic Sport Has First Woman Competitor
• Bush Asks Sharon To Ease Restrictions on Palestinians
• Olympics Set to Get Underway Today
• Preview of "CNN PRESENTS" Airing Saturday Night
• Different Official Jackets Seen Around Salt Lake City

February 07, 2002

• U.S. Trying to Determine Who Was in Vehicle Convoy
• Sharon Visits White House As Violence Continues In Mideast
• DOT Vows to Cut Ties to Argenbright Security
• WTC Flag to be Included in Olympic Opening Ceremony
• U.S. Strikes al Qaeda Convoy; Evidence Against Lindh Compelling
• Cisco Systems Provides Cautious Comments Going Forward
• Detainees Wheeled From Plane to Cell at X-ray
• Letters, Belongings of American Hostages in Philippines Found
• Series of Israeli Leaders Meet in U.S.
• Still a Long Way to go on Child Safety Seat Importance
• Australian Researchers Invent New Pill for Losing Weight

February 06, 2002

• War on Terror Expanding; Police Closing on Pearl's Kidnappers
• Pakistani Police Suspect Sheik Omar Saeed in Pearl's Kidnapping
• Enron Employees Bought Company Stock Even as the Company Crumbled
• South Gets Another Helping of Snow
• Bond Hearing for Lindh Today
• Time Running Out on the Giant Panda
• House Committee Hearing from Head of Arthur Andersen
• Armenian Bobsledding Team Unlikely Olympians
• Yemen Officials Say Two Key Al Qaeda Operatives Could Provide Critical Information
• In Afghanistan, Rival Factions Causing Problems for Fragile Kabul Government
• Police Say They're Closing In on Daniel Pearl's Kidnappers
• Today Is 50th Anniversary of Queen Elizabeth's Reign
• Lay's Attorneys Say He Will Show Up in Washington Next Week

February 05, 2002

• Powers Report on Enron Draws Strong Words From Commerce Committee
• U.S. May Face More Than Abu Sayyaf in Philippines
• New Intelligence Funding Specifics Classified
• NTSB: Cell Phone May Have Contributed to Fatal Crash
• Outside Adoption Not a Priority for Afghan Interim Government
• Gay Adoption Now Backed By Pediatrics Society
• Watching Each Other Across the Fence in Cuba
• Battle For the Bush Budget Begins
• Pentagon Defends Budget's Defense Spending Increase Request
• A Sampling of Super Bowl Ads

February 04, 2002

• Ken Lay Will Not Testify on Capitol Hill Today
• International Controversy Continues Over "Axis of Evil" Comments
• Al Gore Returns To Political Spotlight in Tennessee
• History Shows Guantanamo As Handy, Even Necessary
• Kabul Newspaper Rolls Out, Despite Lack of Equipment
• Pakistani Investigators Look at New Suspects in Pearl Case
• Arafat Calls Terrorism Wrong, Violence Continues
• World Economic Forum Sees Little Violence
• U.S. May Face Tough Situations in Philippines
• Interview with Tom Brady after Super Bowl
• Man Gets New Face After Rare Infection Destroys His Face
• T-Shirts and Celebrating in Boston for the Patriots' Super Bowl Win
• New England Patriots Win Super Bowl XXXVI
• St. Louis' Dynasty Dreams Slip Away With Turnovers
• Moscow Weighs in on Fashion Front
• Jesse Owens Went Through Hard Times to Get to '36 Olympics
• Andersen Taps Former Fed Chairman for Oversight

February 01, 2002

• Kidnappers Extend Deadline For Daniel Pearl
• New Evidence Shows Al Qaeda Planning More Attacks
• HHS Plan Spurs Sharp Reaction from Abortion Rights Activists
• Pearl's Family Waits for Word on Kidnapped Journalist
• Bush To Seek Revamping of Pension Laws
• Powell Says U.S. Will Not Negotiate With Pearl Kidnappers
• Patriots Support Group, Over 700 Strong, Head for Super Bowl
• Nuclear Power Plants Could Be Terrorist Targets
• New Tax on Airline Tickets Covers Security Cost, Drives Price Up
• Ask CNN: How Did The Super Bowl Come About?
• Thank Mice For Vaccines, Therapies, Drugs That Work
• Despite Recent High Temperatures, Snow and Cold May Soon Return
• "Let's Roll" Phrase Controversy
• Afghan Finds Happiness in a Ditch
• Economic Forum Gets Off to Peaceful Start
• American Snipers On Duty in Afghanistan
• Patriots are Underdog; Interview of Buddy Diliberto
• January Jobless Report Expected at 8:30 Today

January 31, 2002

• Daniel Pearls' Editor, Wife Make Appeals to Kidnappers
• GAO Plans To Take White House To Court
• "Axis of Evil" Comment Makes America, World Wonder
• Daniel Pearl's Editor, Wife Make Appeals to Kidnappers
• Marianne Pearl Appeals for Husband's Release
• Pearl's Kidnappers Threaten to Abduct More Americans
• GAO To Sue for Cheney's Energy Documents
• Baghdad Reacts to Bush's Address
• Enron's Creditors Demanding to be Paid
• Kidnapper's Deadline Draws Near; N.Y. Cop Serves in Kandahar
• Karzai Pushes U.N. For More Security Forces
• John King's Guest Appearance on "The Daily Show"

January 30, 2002

• Some Discontent Brews Between Saudi Arabia, U.S.
• Andersen Losing Business After Enron Debacle
• International Responses to State of the Union Address
• Editor Sends E-mail to Pearl's Captors
• Bush Focuses on War on Terror, Economy in Address
• To Hell and Back: Green Berets Tour Capitol, Hear Address
• Elaine Duch: A WTC Survivor's Story
• In Malaysia, Authorities Investigating Extremist Religious Groups for Links to Terrorism
• Some of Afghanistan's Poorest People Just Now Getting Food Aid
• Financial Analysts Believe Federal Reserve's Streak of 11 Straight Cuts Will End Today

January 29, 2002

• U.S. Officials, "Journal" Say Pearl Is Not A Spy
• Current President Bush Has Learned From Father's Mistakes
• Enron's Future Looks Bleak, Even Nonexistent
• Parent Rage Rises At Colorado Kids' Hockey Game
• State of the Union Major Challenge for Bush
• AFL-CIO Calls on Companies to Keep Enron Directors Off Their Boards
• Hamid Karzai Comfortable in Position as Interim Leader
• Patriots Coach Faces Tough Decision
• Honey Bucket Supplying Portable Toilets to Winter Olympics

January 28, 2002

• Special Forces Join Assault on Hospital; CINC For Homeland Defense?
• "Wall Street Journal" Receives Photo of David Pearl at Gunpoint
• Rams Win NFC Championship
• Shirt Printers Scramble to Record Rams' Victory
• Afghans Retake Hospital; Reporter Taken Hostage; Rumsfeld at X- ray
• Terrorist Promotional Videos Circulate in Britain
• Israeli Police Shot and Killed a Palestinian Man Who Ran Over Two Israeli Soldiers
• Lioness from Italy Moves to South Africa
• It Hasn't Struck Midnight Yet for NFL's Cinderella Team

January 25, 2002

• First Day of Document Shredding Probe Gives Few Answers
• Kofi Annan First U.N. Top Diplomat in Afghanistan in 42 years
• Enron Auditors in the Hot Seat
• Hockey Dad To Be Sentenced Today
• Missing School Bus, Children Found, Driver Arrested
• British Charities Launch Campaign to Aid Goma Residents
• Hospice in South Africa Caters to the Dying
• Oregon High School Students Show Grief Over 9-11

January 24, 2002

• Walker Back in U.S, In Court on Thursday
• New Cells in Cuba Will Alleviate Crowding in Kandahar
• Nuclear Weapons Plants Are Vulnerable, Say Former, Current Workers
• Goma Residents Persevere, Despite Destruction From Volcano
• Virgin Records Paying Mariah Carey Not to Sing
• Ken Lay Resigns; Interview of Jamie Sprayregen
• Slow Economy Has Effect on Washington
• Walker Heads to Court Early This Morning
• McDonald's Uses Asterix to Pitch Burgers
• Commerce Emerging Once Again in Kabul
• People Flocking to See World Trade Center Site

January 23, 2002

• Enron Scandal Continues To Shadow Bush Administration
• U.S. Will Announce Policy on Afghan Detainees In Near Future
• New Security Measures Have Baltimore Scrambling for Finances
• On the Catwalk: Yves Saint Laurent's Last Bow
• Two Israeli Women Die; Hamas Declares War on Israel
• Walker to Return to U.S. as Early as Today
• Enron's Collapse Affects Houston Charities As Well
• U.N. to Release Food to Volcano Stricken
• How Did Kmart Reach the State of Chapter 11?
• Lewis-Tyson Fights Starts 74 Days Early
• Abu Sayyaf Finds Some Support Among Poor Filipinos
• Walker Likely to Appear in Virginia Court This Week
• Kmart Will Not Close Its Doors

January 22, 2002

• Four Dead At American Center in Calcutta
• Federal Judge Will Hear Petition on Treatment of Detainees
• Israel Continues Anti-Terrorist Campaign in West Bank
• Cuba's Cooperation May Signal New Phase in Relations With U.S.
• Making Capitol Hill Security Pleasing to the Eye
• Gunmen Fire on U.S. Cultural Center in India, Four Killed
• Goma Refugees Return To Ruins, Homelessness
• Kmart Trying to Comply With Finance Plan
• In Your Face Web Ads Will Probably Increase With Recession
• Tokyo Conference Generates $4.5 Billion for Afghanistan
• Remembering Peggy Lee
• Afghanistan's Central Bank is Rebuilding
• More Detainees Arrive in Cuba
• Some Goma Residents Return to Unsafe Town

January 21, 2002

• Tokyo Meeting Focuses on Donations to Rebuild Afghanistan
• Thousands Return To Volcano Threatened Goma Rather Than Be Refugees
• Rebuilding Afghanistan: Starting From Scratch
• Aussies Rule Golden Globes
• Israel Moves Into Tulkarem
• Leaders Meet in Tokyo To Plan Funding For Afghanistan
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day Celebrated Today
• More American Troops Arrive in the Philippines
• Golden Globes Awarded Last Night
• International Concern Raised Over Conditions in Camp X-ray
• U.N. Team Looks At Safety For Aid Groups in Somalia
• Thousands Flee Lava In Congo

January 18, 2002

• Leicester, England Is Focus of Terrorism Manhunt
• ICRC Now Has More Detainees to Ask About Humane Treatment in Cuba
• Israel Responds To Bat Mitzvah Attack In Hadera
• Pitt Proposes Private Agency To Oversee Accounting Profession
• Colorado Coroner Rejects Rohrbough Investigation Request
• New Airport, Airline Regulations Go Into Effect Today
• Woman Power Makes More Business Sense
• Attack on Israeli Gathering Leaves Seven Dead
• Abdallah Higazy is a Free Man
• Survey of U.S. Cities Preparedness for Terrorist Attack
• Protecting the World's Living Landscapes

January 17, 2002

• Three SLA Suspects Arrested Yesterday
• Powell Visits Afghanistan
• More Afghan War Detainees Arrive at Guantanamo Bay
• Reid Similar to Al Qaeda Operative Described in Computer File
• Kmart Faces Bankruptcy
• U.S. Best Guess: bin Laden and Omar Still in Afghanistan
• Stronger Seaport Security
• Fired Enron Auditor Before Congress
• Virginia Law Student Goes on Shooting Rampage
• Some Workouts Wackier Than Others
• Eight Enron Investigations Ongoing
• War on Terrorism May Go to Somalia
• Only One Third of Americans Want to Postpone or Cancel Tax Breaks
• Oatman, Arizona Has More Than One Interesting Phenomena

January 16, 2002

• Enron Fallout Continues to Mount
• Trial Begins in Ex-priest's Sexual Misconduct Trial
• Can the U.S. Trust Libya?
• Enron Collapse Hurts Local Merchants, Charities
• Somali Resistance Welcomes U.S.
• Can Bush Approval Help Republicans in Elections?
• Marines Patrol Stretches of Afghanistan
• American Taliban to Be Tried on Four Counts
• NYSE Delists Enron
• Afghanistan in Rubble
• Problem Pigs at Pinnacles Park

January 15, 2002

• Enron Under Scrutiny; Former Enron Employees Try to Move On
• Longo Expected in Oregon Today
• Powell Presses India, Pakistan for De-escalation
• Special Forces in Philippines; U.S. Soldier Repairs Mosque
• Palestinian Militant Killed, Threatening Ceasefire
• The Final Stop
• Congress Studies Thousands of Enron-Related Documents
• Human Rights Groups Complain Over Treatment of Detainees in Cuba
• Publicity Led to FBI Capture of Longo
• Palestinian Factions Will Keep Truce Despite Killing of Militant
• Bush Promotes Economic Stimulus Package
• A Somber Place: WTC Debris Sorted At Fresh Kills Landfill
• Limp Bizkit Searches 23 Cities For New Guitarist

January 14, 2002

• Bush to Undergo Physical Examination After Pretzel Incident
• Pakistan Bans Militant Groups
• Spurrier In Line for Redskins Job
• Bush Faints After Eating Pretzel
• Prince Harry Tours Rehab Center
• Pretzel Causes Bush Fainting Spell
• Second Group of Afghan Detainees Heads for Cuba
• Irish Protestants Feel Disillusioned With Peace Process
• England's Prince Harry Admitted Drinking and Drug Usage To Father
• Business in Review: Looking at 2001
• International Animal Welfare Team Arrives at Kabul Zoo
• Will Beijing Opera Continue?

January 11, 2002

• Prisoners to Arrive in Cuba Around 8:00
• Junta Jury to Continue Deliberations
• Many Enron Documents Destroyed
• Kashmir Once a Popular Destination for Tourists
• Some Prisoners in Afghanistan Do Not Interest U.S.
• Abu Sayyaf Group in Philippines May Be Next U.S. Target
• Energy Department Wants To Store Nuclear Waste in Nevada
• Emory University Doing DNA Test on Egyptian Mummy
• Gitmo Will Receive Detainees Soon
• Reid Possibly Part of Previously Unknown Terrorist Network
• U.S. Special Forces Target Al Qaeda Ties in Philippines
• Prince Charles' Picture Spread in British "Vogue"

January 10, 2002

• Seven Marines Killed; Immigrant Hunt Raises Questions; Franks Savy
• Stock Exchange Learns Lesson from 9/11
• "Star Wars" Fans Waiting in Seattle for Tickets
• FDA Urging Farmers and Suppliers to Do Some New Things to Make Sure Food You Eat is Safe
• Crash of U.S. Refueling Jet Grim Reminder of Dangers in War on Terrorism
• China Watches India, Pakistan, Unauthorized Religious Practice
• American Music Awards Focus on the Young
• Seattle Woman Donates Puppy to Chapman Family
• KC-130 Crash Under Investigation; 45 New Detainees In Kandahar
• Hockey Dad Trial Expecting Closing Arguments Today
• U.S. Hopes Diplomacy Will Cool India-Pakistan Flames
• White House Plan For Hydrogen Powered Vehicles Announced

January 09, 2002

• Maryland State Trooper Pulled Speeding Terrorist Over
• Al Qaeda Interrogations Going Well
• Two High Level Al Qaeda Operatives In Custody
• New Violence Casts Shadow On Possible Cease Fire in Mid-East
• Junta's Son Testifies in Hockey Dad Trial
• The Planes Come At Night in Kandahar
• Built Army Tough: An SUV For James Bond
• Thomas Used Folksy Image to Peddle Hamburgers
• Six Dead After Gun Battle in Gaza
• Milosevic Hearing Ends
• India Waits for Musharraf Speech
• Toys With Moving Heads Popular at Hong Kong Show

January 08, 2002

• New Focus in Afghanistan; Mood Tense in Islamabad
• Senators Visit Afghanistan As Military Bomb Terrorist Sites
• Timeline of Charles Bishop's Suicide Flight
• Security Concerns Keep Senators, Blair at Bagrham Air Base
• Fellow Students, Teachers Shocked by Bishop's Actions
• 9/11 Compensation Not As Generous As It Sounds
• Yates Trial Jury Selection Resumes Today
• Bush Gears Up To Deal With Economic Wrangling
• Interview of Jim Memolo, Chicago Talk Show Host
• Volvo Re-Enters SUV Market
• Giraffe Missing from Girault Farm in Texas

January 07, 2002

• Guantanamo Bay Prepares for Prisoners; Tampa Crash Likely Suicide
• Rain in Sydney Helping Control Bush Fires
• Tampa Cessna Suicide Pilot Sympathized With Islamic Terrorism
• Blair in Pakistan Trying to Diffuse Tensions
• Guantanamo Prepares for Afghan Detainees
• Weapons Shipment Could Be Major Obstacle to Peace
• Blair in Islamabad to Cool Tensions
• Afghan Orphans Face Tough Winter
• What Will Happen in 2002?
• Bush Makes Strong Declaration on Taxes
• Argentina Devalues Peso As President Gets New Powers
• SUVs Take Over Popularity, Auto Shows
• Fruitcake Toss in Colorado

January 04, 2002

• Is Mohammed Khan's Case Mistaken Identity?
• One Palestinian Killed After Israeli Army Incursion
• Miami Hurricanes Win Rose Bowl
• Mullah Omar Remains At Large; Salang Tunnel Reopens
• Musharraf Running Late for Nepal Summit
• Palestinians Experience Hardships
• Firefighters Continue the Fight Near Sydney
• Afghans Deny Omar Captured
• Summit in Nepal to Start Late
• Fans Await World Cup
• Photographers Capture Moments in Afghanistan

January 03, 2002

• Gunfight in Kandahar; Earthquake in Afghanistan
• NASA Looks To Electromagnetic Power For Cheaper Launch Options
• Atlanta-Hartsfield Airport At Virtual Standstill
• Zero Financing May Hurt Automotive Industry in Long Term
• India-Pakistan Conflict May Effect War on Terror
• Case of Arab-American Secret Service Agent Heats Up
• Despite Indian Conflict, Pakistani Troops Remain on Afghan Border
• Snow Shuts Down Columbia, South Carolina
• Zinni Expected to Return to Middle East Today
• Moussaoui Trial Set for October
• Ancient Tomb Discovered in Cairo, Egypt

January 02, 2002

• Taliban Intelligence Chief May Be Dead
• Kathmandu Summit Could Diffuse Tensions
• Australian Firefighters Beat Back Blaze
• Blair Important Diplomat for Allies
• Introduction of Euro Gets Mixed Reviews
• Moussaoui To Be Arraigned Today
• Euro's First Day in France Goes Well
• Residents Evacuate as Fires Close in on Australian Homes
• Fiesta Bowl Finale
• Modern War On Terror Echoes Buddhist Mythology
• Ireland Adjusts to Euro, Britain Does Not

December 31, 2001

• Confusion in Kabul Over Peacekeeper Agreement
• Violence Flares In Kashmir
• Choosing the Right Champagne
• Euro to Replace Ancient Currencies
• Euro Kickoff Tonight
• Interview of the Amazing Kreskin, Mentalist

December 28, 2001

• Bin Laden May Have Paid for Escape to Pakistan
• London Mosque Thrust Into Spotlight
• Abducted Child Found, Safe
• Buffalo Buried Under Record Snow

December 27, 2001

• India, Pakistan Want To Try Diplomatic Options
• Will 9/11 Change Rumsfeld?
• 70-Year-Old Man Training to Climb Everest

December 26, 2001

• Tension Mounts Between India and Pakistan; Hard Christmas in Afghanistan
• The Queen of England Reflects on the Year's Events
• Iraqi Christians Celebrate Christmas Despite Sanctions
• Soldier's Mother Finds Son on Front Page of "USA Today"

December 24, 2001

• Passengers Subdued Explosive Shoe Terrorist
• Israeli Ban on Arafat Draws Criticism
• Interview and Performance of Jaci Velasquez
• Last Minute Shopping at FAO Schwartz
• Passenger Reactions To Explosive Shoe Suspect

December 21, 2001

• Marines Search Tora Bora Caves, Bush Freezes More Assets
• Peacekeepers, Firefighters in Afghanistan
• Hamas Calls Halt to Violence
• Argentine President Resigns in Wake of Protests
• Explaining Federal 9-11 Aid
• Nominations for Golden Globes Announced
• Marines Helping in Tora Bora; Pakistan Braces for Flood of al Qaeda; Hamas to Reduce Attacks; Interview of Dore Gold
• American Teens Ask Afghan Teens about Religion
• Apparently There Are Some Gaps in U.S. Government Translation of Bin Laden Tapes; New Aviation Security Measures Supposed to Kick in Next Month

December 20, 2001

• John Walker Interviewed; Kandahar Airport Ready for Prisoners, Planes
• Disarming Underway in Afghanistan; Rural Afghan Villages Have Stood the Test of Time
• Defense Secretary Rumsfeld Says That Pakistani Forces Will Do Heavy Lifting in Catching Al Qaeda Fighters Escaping from Afghanistan
• Ground Level Hunt for Bin Laden Aided by Aerial Reconnaissance; European Union Today Convening Conference to Discuss Reconstruction of Afghanistan
• People in Argentina Demonstrate Outside Presidential Palace
• AT&T And Comcast Announce Merger
• Firemen Reflect on Finding Ladder 4
• "Lord of the Rings" Versus "Harry Potter"
• John Walker Interview Tells His Side
• House in the Hills: Bin Laden's Hideout

December 19, 2001

• No Bombs Dropped on Afghanistan Since Monday; Rumsfeld Says NATO Needs Upgrade
• Where is Osama bin Laden? U.S. Agents Interrogating Al Qaeda Prisoners
• 20 Years Later, Judge Throws Out Abu-Jamal Death Sentence
• Former Employees Tell Congress Enron Kept Them From Selling Company Stocks
• Opening A Living Time Capsule: The U.S. Embassy in Kabul
• FBI Wants to Question P.O.W.'s; Some Postal Workers To Get Anthrax Vaccine; Dogs Help Clear Mines in Afghanistan
• Comparing Afghan and American Teenagers

December 18, 2001

• War on Terrorism May Become New Cold War
• Children's Book Written Before 9/11 Helps Children Deal With Anger
• Florida Looking Up After Ad Campaign Zigged Where Business Had Started to Sag
• Scrabble World Championship Coverage
• U.S. Deciding Whether to Prosecute John Walker; Bin Laden Proving to be Elusive.
• Two U.S. Military Transport Planes in Afghanistan Came Under Fire; Defense Secretary Rumsfeld Joining NATO Counterparts For Two- Day Conference in Brussels
• Talk with Homeland Defense Chief Tom Ridge; Anthrax Scare Has Lots of People Taking Plenty of Precautions with Mail, But Not Santa Claus.
• Agriculture Department Says 202,000 Pounds of Frozen Chicken Nuggets May Have Been Contaminated with Plastic
• Officials Unclear About bin Laden's Whereabouts; Marines Cautiously Helped Others in Mine Field
• Teenagers in Afghanistan and U.S. Exchange Questions

December 17, 2001

• Bin Laden Believed to Be in Tora Bora; U.S. Embassy in Kabul Reopens
• Arafat's Televised Appeal for Peace Followed by Mortar Attack
• Bin Laden Believed Still in Tora Bora; U.S. Embassy in Kabul Re-Opens
• Arafat Speech Met With Skepticism and More Violence
• Rumsfeld Visits U.S. Troops on His Way to Brussels
• Hamas and Israel Criticize Arafat's Address to Palestinians
• Hurricane Brings Chicken Wings and Corn to Cuba
• Political Pressure Mounting For Bin Laden to Be Found; Three Marines Treated for Mine Injuries

December 14, 2001

• Hunt For Bin Laden Continues in Tora Bora
• World Reaction to Bin Laden Tape Split
• Bin Laden May be Cornered; Bin Laden Tape Draws Mixed Reaction in Arab World; Interview of Mohamed Kamal
• Six Palestinians Killed in Clashes With Israeli Military
• Interview of Barry Pollack, American Bar Association
• Obesity Causing More Health Concerns
• Moussaoui Trial Details Still Being Worked Out
• Israel Declares Arafat Irrelevant, Sends Tanks into West Bank
• Homosexuals Seek Partner Death Benefits from 9-11 Attacks
• Musicians Emerge from Taliban Music Ban

December 13, 2001

• Israel Has Struck Back Hard After a Bus Ambush by Palestinian Gunmen; Some 1,600 Taliban Prisoners Returning to Afghan Homes Today
• Government Calling on Hollywood
• Santa Claus in Pueblo Entertains Children at Home Depot
• Gunfire, Explosions Erupting as Five Armed Intruders Storm Parliament Building in New Delhi
• With Deadline Passed, Eastern Alliance Commander Suggests That Talk of Al Qaeda Surrender is Just Talk
• Israel Hits Several Palestinian Targets After Bus Ambush
• United States Has Lost First Airplane in Afghanistan Campaign
• United States Has Lost First Airplane in Afghanistan Campaign
• Fighting in Tora Bora Resumes; Interim Government Starts to Settle In
• LRS Soldiers Provide Needed Battlefield Intelligence
• In U.S., Authorities Have Arrested Two Leaders of Jewish Defense League and Accused Them with Terrorism

December 12, 2001

• Hamid Karzai Heading for Kabul; Cease-fire Between Eastern Alliance and al Qaeda Falls Apart
• Rumsfeld Cautious in His Assessment of Tape
• White House Warning Americans to be on Guard
• Beneath Ground Zero
• Fears End of Ramadan Could Spark New Violence
• White House Warning Americans to be on Guard
• Beneath Ground Zero
• If Osama Bin Laden in and Around Tora Bora Cave Complex, There Are a Series of Scenarios for Possible Escape
• 11th Interest Rate Cut Fails to Inspire Sustained Buying
• In Tora Bora Area of Afghanistan, Eastern Alliance Commanders Have Issued New Offer to Al Qaeda
• Fears End of Ramadan Could Spark New Violence
• If Osama Bin Laden in and Around Tora Bora Cave Complex, There Are a Series of Scenarios for Possible Escape
• In Tora Bora Area of Afghanistan, Eastern Alliance Commanders Have Issued New Offer to Al Qaeda
• Israel Responds to Mortar Attacks With Helicopter Strikes
• Fighting Underway in Tora Bora; Government Calls in Independent Experts for bin Laden Tape
• Investigators Followed Money Trail To Moussaoui

December 11, 2001

• Bin Laden Manhunt Focuses on Tora Bora
• Family Touched By Tragedy Twice
• Mistaken Identity Leads to Detainment In New Jersey
• Peace and Security Is Goal of New Afghan Leadership
• Cleanup Continues at Trade Center Site, Three Months After Attacks
• Eastern Alliance Tells al Qaeda: Surrender or Die
• More Violence in the Middle East makes it Harder to Achieve Peace
• Pentagon Hopeful That bin Laden Can Be Found at Tora Bora
• South Africa Has Wave of Infant Rape
• Premiere of "Lord of the Rings"
• Marines at Camp Rhino Now Hunting the Enemy; Cease-Fire Talks Expected Today in Middle East; Hanukkah Week for Jews Around World, Including Afghanistan

December 10, 2001

• Powell in Moscow for Talks With Russian Leaders
• White House Ponders Release of New Tape; Bombing of Tora Bora Intensifies
• Tribal Factions Struggling Over Power of Kandahar
• Israel Rejects Temporary Cease Fire Offer
• Seven Terrorists on the FBI's Most Wanted List
• Eastern Alliance Surrounds al Qaeda; Transfer of Power to Interim Governor in Kandahar Shaky
• Women Still Wearing Burkas in Kabul
• Israel Rejects Cease-fire Offer; Israeli Settler Wounded by Gunfire
• Pentagon Says It Believes bin Laden Still in Tora Bora
• High Endurance Skiing Championship Continues in Aspen

December 07, 2001

• Fighting Continues Near Tora Bora; Taliban Flees Kandahar
• Pearl Harbor Survivors, Gathering to Mark 60th Anniversary of Attack, Reflect on September 11th
• Israeli Warplanes Bomb Palestinian Security Compound in Gaza City
• WWII Veterans Remember Attack on Pearl Harbor
• Anti-Taliban Forces Making Some Slow Gains in Eastern Afghanistan
• Attorney General Ashcroft in the Hot Seat Before Senate Judiciary Committee
• In the Middle East, Some of the Wounds May Never Heal
• Opposition Forces Reportedly in Control of What Was Taliban's Last Holdout
• Ashcroft Defends Justice Department Methods; Worldwide Hunt for al Qaeda Continues; Soldier Injured in Friendly Fire Incident During Prison Riot Speaks

December 06, 2001

• Eastern Alliance in Close Quarters Battle With Al Qaeda
• Some People Held for Questioning Say They are Victims of Profiling
• Anti-Taliban Forces Focus on Al Qaeda
• Markets Coming Off of Rally Today
• Abortion Clinic Anthrax Hoax Suspect Arrested in Springdale, Ohio
• Battle For Kandahar Heating Up; Army's 10th Mountain Division Readies Soviet Air Base for Aid
• Pentagon Looking into Cause of Accidental Bombing in Afghanistan
• Pearl Harbor Survivors Recognize Parallels With September 11th
• Diplomacy Efforts in Middle East Reach "Flurry" Stage

December 05, 2001

• Fighting Heats Up in Tora Bora
• Another Suicide Attack in Jerusalem
• Bush Speaks in Orlando, Florida
• September 11th Fund Comes Under Scrutiny
• Pentagon Says American Special Forces Soldier Wounded in Afghanistan; Do You Have Right to Know if Some of Your Mail May Have Touched Anthrax-Contaminated Letter?
• Port Authority Lost Many Heroes On September 11th
• Delegates Charged with Shaping Afghanistan's Political Future Have Made Official Agreement
• Another Suicide Bombing in Middle East
• Does Bin Laden Have a Weapon Called a Dirty Bomb in His Arsenal?

December 04, 2001

• Pashtun Leaders Press Attacks on Kandahar Airport
• Israel Strikes Gaza and West Bank Simultaneously
• Enron Struggling to Operate

December 03, 2001

• Bus Bombings Rock Israel
• Marine Forces Increase Near Kandahar, Awaiting Orders
• Afghan Delegates Agree to Plan, Now Have to Agree on Specifics
• Israelis, Palestinians React to Weekend of Suicide Bombings
• Marines In Afghanistan Receive More Equipment
• Israeli Teens Try To Cope With Violence
• While War Changes With Technology, Making Peace Remains Difficult
• Richard Harris in "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone"
• Bombings in Israel Claim Many Young Lives; Interview of Marc Ginsberg
• Reporters Face Tough Battle to Get Information in Afghanistan

November 30, 2001

• Former Beatle George Harrison Died Yesterday in Los Angeles
• Talks in Germany Turn Focus on Government Positions and Women's Rights
• Pentagon Skeptical of Northern Alliance Reports; Says Taliban Leadership Fracturing in Kandahar
• Mutual Funds and Employee Investors Hardest Hit By Enron Slide
• Interview of Martin Lewis, Beatles Historian
• Bush Makes No Apologies For Recent Legal Strategies; Justice Deparment Offers Visas for Information
• Violence Sabotaging U.S. Special Envoy's Work in the Middle East
• Budget Surplus Is Gone, Social Security Surplus May Be Next
• Heavy Bombing in Afghanistan Focusing on Cave Complexes
• Misidentified Firefighter Finally Laid To Rest Under Correct Name
• Lost Diamond Returned to Owner in Denver
• Anticipation of Conclusion of Talks in Bonn Runs High
• Ashcroft Unveils New Fast-Track Visa Rewards Program For Information
• Search Continues for Bin Laden at Pakistani Border
• Enron Collapse Sends Creditors Reeling
• Some Afghan Women Choose to Follow Taliban Guidelines
• Grinch and Christmas Decorations Stolen

November 29, 2001

• Military Tribunal Debate Centers on Civil Liberties, Constitution, and Precedent
• Questions Raised About Scale of Force in Prison Revolt
• Efforts To Set Up New Afghan Government Inching Along
• Pakistan Denies Reports Of Helping Pakistani Taliban Evacuate From Konduz
• Two Area Tribes in Negotiations Over Control of Spin Boldak
• While Most Americans Support Military Tribunals, Opposition Exists in Senate
• Afghans Going Into Winter Without Basic Necessities
• USS Carl Vinson Gets Preview of "Behind Enemy Lines"
• Latest Updates From The Pentagon On the War in Afghanistan
• CIA Director Calls Spann a Hero
• Intensive Bombing Pounds Kandahar
• German Authorities Arrest Moroccan Man Who Shared Bank Account with Mohammed Atta
• San Antonio Man Gives Away His Idea for Motorized Flag Raising Invention
• Project Greenlight Chooses First Screenwriter Winner

November 28, 2001

• Airstrike On Target Near Kandahar May Have Caught Mullah Omar
• Taliban Claims Mullah Omar Safe; Talks on Interim Government Continue in Germany
• Northern Alliance Quells Taliban Prison Rebellion; Hundreds Dead
• Where War on Terrorism Will Go Next Is A "Riddle" Waiting To Be Solved
• Mullah Omar May Have Been in Complex Targeted By U.S.; Prison Riot Quelled
• Harvard Biochemist's Disappearance Is Still A Memphis Mystery
• Options For U.S. Concerning Iraq Are Limited and Problematic
• Futures to the Down Side Again Today
• Man Finds Lost Diamond in Snow in Denver
• Spending Now Just Means Bills Later For Taxpayers
• Former Al Qaeda Safe House Contains Evidence of Chemical Weapons; Taliban Fighters Switching Sides Not Unusual
• Security Measures May Not Be in Place by Deadline

November 27, 2001

• Talks Between Afghan Factions Get Underway
• U.S. and Northern Alliance Continue to Combat Prison Riot
• U.S. Marines Continue to Build Presence
• Afghan Tribal Leaders Meet in Bonn, Germany
• Afghans Want a Broad Based Government Out of Germany Meeting
• New Violence As Israeli-Palestinian Talks Get Underway
• Taliban Negotiating Surrender of Spin Boldak
• Marines To Set Up Forward Base of Operations in Afghanistan
• Iraq Holds Firm Despite Bush's Strong Words
• Discounts More Important With Recession Declaration
• Magnum Photos Displays Photos of New York's Terrorist Attack
• Cloning Announcement in U.S. Sparks Reaction Worldwide
• Insight into "Harry Potter" star Daniel Radcliffe

November 26, 2001

• Spin Boldak Still in Taliban Control
• Konduz Residents Celebrate Alliance Capture of City
• Taliban Uprising in Mazar-e-Sharif Leaves Many Dead
• Cloned Human Embryo Re-Sparks Ethical Debate
• Intense Fighting Near Kandahar
• Documents Uncovered at Al Qaeda Safe Houses
• Thousands of Innocent Land Mine Victims in Afghanistan
• Will Consumer Holiday Shopping Trends Boost Economy?
• Futures Pointing to a Modestly Higher Start Today
• Tribal Leaders Have Not Been Able To Convince Mullah Omar to Give Up Power
• Bonn Chosen for Afghan Meeting Because of Good Relations Between Germany and Previous Afghan Governments
• New Oriental School Online Helps Students Prepare for American Universities

November 23, 2001

• Fighting Continues Near Konduz Despite Surrender Agreement
• Afghanistan Just One Battle In War on Terrorism
• Authorities Focus Anthrax Investigation On Lundgren's Home
• Russia Agrees to 50,000 Barrel a Day Cut
• Early Morning Shoppers Get Some Good Deals
• Taliban Prepared to Fight to the Death for Kandahar
• Interview of Kris Janowski; Reflections on Murdered Journalists
• Americans Have Increased Interest in Arabic
• Fighting Continues in Konduz
• Investigators Baffled in Connecticut Anthrax Case
• Stores Hoping to Lure Customers Before Christmas
• U.S. Uses Advanced Technology in the Hunt for Bin Laden
• Stateside Doctors Prepare for Anthrax while Doctors in Afghanistan Conduct Relief Work
• Interview of William Whitmore, Allied Security
• Holidays Hard For Military Families

November 21, 2001

• Reactions to Taliban News Conference
• Ninety Four Year Old Diagnosed With Anthrax
• Taliban Claims High Civilian Casualties, Low Taliban Casualties
• Tips for Travelers this Holiday Season

November 20, 2001

• Four Journalists Identified; U.S. Offers Reward For Bin Laden in Afghanistan
• Investors May Pull Back After Yesterday's Strong Gain
• Deposed Afghani President Rabbani Is Trying to Set Up New Government
• Brooks Performing for Service Men and Women Aboard USS Enterprise
• After Ending Threat of Osama Bin Laden, How Do We Continue to Combat Terrorism Worldwide?
• Role of Hair and Head Coverings in Islamic World
• Many Concerned That There Will Be Power Struggle in Afghanistan
• Thanksgiving Travel Will Be Down

November 19, 2001

• Northern Alliance and Taliban Face Off Near Konduz; Noose Grows Tighter on Bin Laden
• Close Friend of Taliban Leader Switches Sides in Kandahar
• Concerns That Taliban Will Be Replaced With Another Violent Regime
• Colin Powell's Peace Settlement Speech Extraordinarily Anticipated by Middle East
• Phillips Petroleum and Conoco to Merge
• Indian Army Platoon Ambushed in Kashmir Region
• Entire Generation of Students Forever Changed by September 11

November 16, 2001

• Fugitive Suspected As Intended Fifth Hijacker of Flight 93
• Congress Hammers Out Aviation Security Agreement
• Cautious Opening Predicted for Market Today
• Taliban and Northern Alliance Battling for Control of Kunduz
• "Harry Potter" Opens Today
• Aid Workers and Their Families Happy That They Are Free
• Aid Workers Doing Well And Still Want to Help Afghans
• Pakistani Concerns over Conflicts and Government in Afghanistan
• U.S. And British Troops Land At Baghram Air Base in Afghanistan
• Interview of Paul Barker, Director of CARE
• Doctors Without Borders Returns to Herat; Experiencing Problems Around Kabul
• Futures Pointing to Flat to Slightly Higher Opening on Wall Street
• Philip Morris Looks to Change Name
• Doctors Without Borders Returns To A Calm Herat
• Rudder Problem May Have Caused Crash of Flight 587 in Queens
• Scenes from Saira Shah's "Unholy War"
• Scenes from Saira Shah's "Unholy War"

November 15, 2001

• Critics Say Military Tribunal Order Endangers Constitution
• Stock Futures Forecast Flat Opening as Microsoft Xbox Debuts
• Finding or Catching Bin Laden Will Be Difficult
• What To Expect in Hunting Bin Laden
• U.S. Bombs Important Al Qaeda Building; Aid Workers Released
• Lot of Questions Being Raised About Report Claiming Some Documents on How to Make a Nuclear Weapon Found in Al Qaeda Safehouse
• Ask CNN: What is Martial Law?
• "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" Hits Silver Screen Tomorrow
• Pakistan Restricts Border Crossing from Afghanistan
• More Buying a Possibility on Wall Street
• In Crash of American Airlines Flight 587, Officials Looking into Whether Aerial Phenomenon Caused Crash
• Airstrike Destroys Building Said to Hold Key Al Qaeda Leaders
• Northern Alliance Making Gains In Southern Afghanistan; Heavy Fighting for City of Konduz
• International Aid Workers
• Interview of George Black, NTSB Investigator; Family Moves On After Engine Lands in Kitchen
• 'Here's What I Don't Get'
• Eastern Provinces of Afghanistan Change Administrations; Bloodlessly Remove Taliban from Power
• Investigators Focus on Tail Fin For Clues About Airplane Crash in Queens
• Interview of Barry Pollack, Criminal Defense Attorney
• Business Update
• Red Cross Criticized for Announced Intention of How They Would Handle 09/11 Donations
• Student's SAT Tests Quarantined in New Jersey Post Office
• Battle in Mazar-e-Sharif School Leaves Over 500 Taliban Soldiers Dead
• Job Fair Being Held for Workers Displaced by 09/11 Attacks
• Wendy Chamberlin Speaks on Aid Workers Rescue
• International Aid Workers Finally Free After Months Under Taliban Control
• Role Tribal Leaders Might Have Played in Western Aid Workers Release
• Details Coming Out on Rescue of Aid Workers
• Interview of Hanan Ashrawi, Palestinian Legislator
• World Trade Center Victim's Family Struggles to Move Forward

November 14, 2001

• Doctors Without Borders Returns to Kabul
• United Nations Ships 100 Tons of Humanitarian Aid to Herat
• Reports of Battle in Kandahar Conflict With U.S. Statements
• Sources Say Jalalabad, Nangarhar Province Fall to Northern Alliance
• Stock Index Futures Pointing to Solid Open Today
• Young Children Must Also Deal With the Crash of Flight 587
• President Bush Signs Order to Set Up Military Tribunals for Terrorists
• Residents of Kabul Celebrate Freedom From Taliban; Forces Fight Near Talaqon
• Changing U.S.-Russia Relations Include Nuclear Arsenal Cuts
• Bush Authorizes Military Tribunals; Northern Alliance Claims Control of 70 Percent of Afghanistan
• How are Firefighters Coping After Dual Disasters?
• What is a Stage 4 DEFCON Alert?
• Energy Will Be Major Focus on Wall Street Today
• Fall of Kabul: Bush and Other World Leaders Pressing for Transitional Government as Soon as Possible
• U.N. Trying to Design Political Structure for Afghanistan
• Cockpit Voice Recorder Reveals Talk of Turbulence from another Airliner
• 'Here's What I Don't Get'
• Victim's Families of Flight 587 Mourn their Loss
• Concerns Raised About Northern Alliance's Conduct
• Support for Taliban Remains Strong in Quetta, Pakistan
• October Retail Sales to be Released Today
• Little Kabul in California, Home to 20,000 Former Afghan Refugees
• America Recovers: Talk with Two Guys in N.Y. Fire Department
• Fighting Reported in Kandahar While The Northern Alliance Patrols Kabul
• Taliban Still Has Strong Support Inside Pakistan
• Reaction from New Yorkers on Power Shift in Afghanistan
• Memory Module in Flight Data Recorder of AA Flight 587 Damaged
• Shimon Peres Speaks on Middle East Peace Resolutions
• War in Afghanistan Shifts from Kabul to Taliban Stronghold of Kandahar; NTSB Says Memory Module in Flight Data Recorder Damaged
• Interview With Former Energy Secretary Bill Richardson
• Focus Shifts to Taliban Stronghold of Kandahar

November 13, 2001

• The Personal Toll of Flight 587's Crash
• Higher Opening Expected, With A Wary Eye on Airlines and GE
• Futures Point to Strong Opening Despite Airline Stock Tumble
• Investigation into Flight 587 Crash Has Many Unanswered Questions
• Recovery of Bodies from Flight 587 Almost Complete
• Travelers Seem Relieved At Flight 587 Crash's Accident Status
• Pentagon Reacts With Cautious Optimism to Fall of Kabul
• Neighborhood Hit By Plane Lost Dozens of People on September 11
• Taliban Leaves Kabul in Small Groups
• World Body Scrambling to Put Together Meeting to Discuss Interim Post-Taliban Government
• Engines on Doomed Airbus A-300 at Center of Accident Investigation
• What Live Cameras Didn't Capture in Crash of Flight 587
• Taliban Forces Have Withdrawn from Kabul as Northern Alliance Moves In
• Investigation Continues as Families Deal With Loss
• Recovery of Victims at This Point is Almost Complete
• At Least 265 Killed When Plane Crashes in Queens
• Northern Alliance Takes Kabul, Afghanistan
• While Monitoring Developments in Anti-Taliban War and American Airlines Plane Crash, Bush Has Had to Prepare for Summit with Putin
• Taliban Hopes Northern Alliance Infighting will Plunge Kabul into Anarchy
• Feeling of Apprehension in Kandahar
• Stock Futures Show Strong Gains
• Entire Families Wiped Out in Flight 587 Disaster
• Pentagon's Reaction to Northern Alliance's Success in Kabul
• Fear and Shock in New York Crash of American Airlines Flight 587; Northern Alliance Troops Patrolling Streets of Kabul This Morning
• Final Route Taken by Opposition Forces into Kabul Not an Easy One; Afghanistan Faces Political Power Vacuum
• Pakistani Tribes Watching Flight of Taliban
• The Role of The Red Cross In Queens
• Public Confidence Hangs in the Balance of Aviation Security Bill
• Interview of John Mercer
• Mayor Rudy Giuliani Speaks about the Crash of Flight 587
• Analysis of Northern Alliance's Swift March on Kabul
• Bush to Meet With Putin for Three Days of Talks
• Interview of Joshua Cooper Ramo

November 12, 2001

• Bugti Tribal Life in Baluchistan Province of Pakistan
• Dynegy to Buy Troubled Enron
• China and Taiwan's Approval By WTO Will Help Investors
• Northern Alliance Advancing on Kabul
• Northern Alliance May Be Headed for Kabul
• Northern Alliance Claims Capture of Herat; Three Western Journalists Killed in Taliban Ambush
• Taliban and Northern Alliance Both Claim Control of Herat
• Holiday May Bring Quiet Day on Wall Street
• White House Looks to Hollywood
• Free Trade, Energy and Hewlett-Packard Top Market Concerns Today
• USS John C. Stennis Ships Out For Operation Enduring Freedom
• One Day Left for W.T.O. Conference
• Comprehensive Review of Florida Outcome Shows Even with Hand Recount, Bush Would Still Have Won Presidency
• Hollywood and White House Officials Hold Summit
• Talk with Actor Ron Silver and Comedian Ben Stein
• Push Toward Afghan Capital Apparently Under Way
• Death of Kathy Nguyen Continues to Baffle Investigators
• Quick Stop Tankers Crucial to War Effort
• U.S. Walks Fine Line Between Arab World and Israel
• Three Reporters Killed in Apparent Ambush by Taliban Forces
• Bin Laden Says His Al Qaeda Group Has Nuclear and Chemical Weapons
• U.N. Opens New Afghan Refugee Camp in Pakistan
• Richard Butler's Perspective on Iran
• Wall Street Could Start Off With Some Selling
• Mark McGwire Announces Retirement
• Pakistani Scientist Has Been Secretly Traveling into Afghanistan; 'Here is What I Don't Get'
• Discussion with New CEO of Argenbright Security

November 09, 2001

• Rockwell Images Take On New Meaning with New War
• Homeland Security: Changes and Problems in American Security
• Safety Tips for Holiday Traveling
• Fall TV Shows Reflecting Impact of September 11
• Victim's Families Struggling to Get Charity Money
• Laura Bush Speaks of September 11th
• New Heroes Emerge from September 11 Attacks
• Richard Butler's Views on the Israel-Palestine Conflict
• Producer Price Index Comes in Today
• President Bush Rallies the Nation
• Discussion with Chief Palestinian Negotiator
• Ashcroft Outlines Changes in Justice Department
• Sen. Feinstein Proposing Legislation to Protect Public and the Labs from Terrorists
• Discussion with Czech Prime Minister
• Highlights from President Bush's Address
• No Bombing Yet This Morning in Afghanistan After Heavy Bombing Last Night
• 'Here's What I Don't Get'
• General Franks Makes Rare Appearance at Pentagon
• Across Pakistan a Wave of Anti-American Riots; Often in War, Children Become Innocent Victims
• World Trade Organization Meets in Qatar
• Interview of Dr. Dan Hanfling
• President Bush Delivers Address in Atlanta
• Sound Off: U.S. Intelligence Could be in for Big Shake-Up
• Anthrax Investigation Continues to Look at Domestic Extremist Groups
• Moonless Night in Kandahar Allows for More U.S. Bombing
• Love Surprising Us When and Where We Least Expect It
• Washington Planning to Turn to Hollywood for Helping Hand

November 08, 2001

• Sailor Falls Overboard as U.S. Strikes Continue in Afghanistan
• Owners Announce Plans to Contract League by at Least Two Teams
• Terrorism Does Have a Price Tag
• Shortages in Afghanistan Continue as Exiles in U.S. Prepare for Fall of Taliban
• U.S. Has Renewed Pledge of Support from Britain; Word of Search and Rescue Mission for USS Kitty Hawk and Sailor Who's Overboard
• New Report Linking Iraq to Islamic Terrorism
• At Center of Congressional Deadlock Over Airline Security is Question of Whether Security Should be in Hands of Federal Workers or Private Companies
• Airline Industry Looks at Options, Including Profiling
• Bloomberg Has Big Shoes to Fill
• Former State Department Officials Talk About Contacts With Taliban
• Area East of Kandahar Pounded by Alliance Fighter Bombers
• Mixed Opening Expected on Wall Street Today
• Some Articles Point to Heroic Image of Firefighters as Example of Return of Manly Man
• McCain and Bayh Speak About Their Call to Service Act
• 'What I Don't Get': Parisians Asked to Pick Up After Own Pups
• Conflicting Statements Cast Doubt on Security of U.S. Nuclear Power Plants Against Attacks
• Spirit of America: Jeremy Glick's Family Has Set Up Foundation to Honor Him and Help Young People at Same Time
• Interview With Mohamed El-Baradei
• Ask CNN: How Did the Red Cross Get Started?
• Profiling Suggested as Way to Tighten Up Airport Security
• Dying Words of D.C. Postal Worker Raise Troubling Questions; President Bush Tours CDC in Atlanta
• Discussion with Former Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

November 07, 2001

• Look at President Bush's Recent Tougher Tone; Concorde Preparing for Takeoff
• Look at President Bush's Recent Tougher Tone; Concorde Preparing for Takeoff
• The Symbolism Behind King Abdullah's Visit to England
• Northern Alliance Makes Progress Around Town of Mazir-e-Sharif; Kabul Remains Primary Target
• Understanding Completely Different Culture in Pakistan and Afghanistan
• Fed Rate Cut Spurred Market, Investors Hope for Same Today
• Magic Johnson Off the Court, But Still Running Hard
• Today Marks First Month of Bombing Campaign
• Bloomberg Wins in New York City
• Pull Back Possible After Yesterday's Surge on Wall Street
• Bloomberg Upsets Green in N.Y. Mayoral Race
• How Many Countries Besides Pakistan Recognize Taliban Government?
• Perspective on Critical Relationship Between President Musharraf and President Bush
• Political Analyst Ron Brownstein Looks At Elections
• Baseball Owners Looking to Chop Two of the 30 Teams
• American Airlines to Replace TWA Name With Its Own
• Kansas City, Missouri, Harley-Davidson Plant Workers Talk about the Times
• Sound Off: Key Element in Any War is Propaganda and Public Relations
• September 11th Tragedy Inspires Comic Book
• New York Firefighter Terry Farrell Was A Hero Before September 11
• NYC Voters Choose Billionaire Businessman to Lead City Through Troubled Times
• Health Officials Say We Might be Out of Woods on Additional Anthrax Cases
• Federal Reserve Sends Key Interest Rate to Lowest Level in 40 Years
• Interview With Dr. Bernadine Healy
• Just How Many Bags Can You Take on the Plane?
• Interview With Bo Dietl and Dr. Michael Baden
• Richard Butler's Views on ongoing War on Terrorism
• Baseball Owners Vote to Eliminate Two Teams
• Was Red Cross Clear on Intended Donor Money Use?
• Interview With Richard Butler
• Baseball Owners Vote to Eliminate Two Teams

November 06, 2001

• Major Security Breach at O'Hare Airport Triggers Firestorm; Number of Sources Say U.S. Helicopter Crashed in Pakistan
• Polls Open in New York City for Mayoral Race
• New York City Voting for Mayor Today
• Is Cipro a Two-Edged Sword?
• Race for New York City Mayor Has Added Significance; Word of Crash of a U.S. Helicopter in Pakistan
• Military Campaign Against Afghanistan Might Not Be on Same Timetable Pakistanis Have in Mind
• Moderate Muslims Stand to Gain or Lose a Lot from War in Afghanistan
• Security Breach at Chicago's O'Hare Airport Raises Questions About How FBI Handled Matter; Military Families Discuss War Against Terrorism
• Discussion with 13-Member NATO AWACS Crew
• Those Going to D.C. Don't Have as Many Sightseeing Options as They Used to
• Mayo Clinic's New Anthrax Test Has Not Been Approved Yet
• We Have Come Up With New Way to Factor in Wind Chill
• New York City Votes on Giuliani's Successor
• Arizona Diamondbacks Celebrating World Series Win
• Reaction to President Bush's Speech This Morning
• Interview With Bob Mankoff
• Opposition Forces Claim They're Gaining Ground on Taliban Stronghold
• Reports Out of Pakistan U.S. Chopper is Down
• Incident at Chicago's O'Hare Triggers Another Storm of Criticism Over Airline Security
• Manhattan Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital Due to Reopen Within the Hour
• Richard Butler Talks about Biological Weapons
• Authorities Looking for Security Flaw at O'Hare; Interview With Mary Schiavo
• Subtle Signs of Thaw in U.S.-Iran Relations
• September 11th Is a Huge Factor in Today's Elections
• As Election Looms, Ad Campaigns Turn Negative Again
• Interview With Dick Gephardt

November 05, 2001

• Interview With Dr. John Gearson on Britain's Involvement in Afghanistan
• Taliban Floods Journalists With Information and Images
• Stock Index Futures Point to Higher Opening
• Key West Celebrates Michelle's Miss
• Taliban Moves Out of Downtown Kandahar
• Rumsfeld Gains U.S. Access to Air Bases in Tajikistan
• Northern Alliance Stages Show of Strength For Leaders
• Rumsfeld Five-Nation Tour Wraps up in India
• Northern Alliance Says It Is Ready for a Fight
• Arizona Wins World Series
• Can Bin Laden and Cohorts Elude U.S. Forces in Afghanistan's Network of Tunnels and Caves?
• Who is Osama Bin laden, and Why is One Man Such a Threat to the U.S.?
• Israeli Troops Withdraw From West Bank Cities Despite Violence in Jerusalem
• "Time's" Michael Elliot Speaks Road Map of Afghanistan
• Hurricane Michelle Misses Havana
• Northern Alliance Ready to Advance on Kabul
• Highlights from the Emmy Awards
• U.S. Special Forces Involvement Helps Bombing Campaign
• Office of Homeland Security Faces Tremendous Bureaucracy
• 'Here's What I Don't Get'; A Look at Hurricane Michelle as it Skirts Florida
• Longworth Building Reopens Today
• Highlights of Arizona Diamondback's World Series Win
• After Confrontation Between New York's Finest and Bravest, Search Through Rubble Goes On
• Interview With Robert Housman
• Maj. Gen. Don Shepperd Explains Weapons Used to Bomb Caves
• Sound Off: Are We Back to Normal?
• Afghan Winter Could Be Disastrous for Refugees
• CDC Pulls Smallpox Experts Out of Retirement to Educate Current Medical Community
• Yankee Fans Will Have to Wait Until Next Year; Emmy Awards Show Unique
• Hurricanee Michelle Appears Headed for Bahamas and May Threaten South Florida
• Talk with People with Family Aboard USS Theodore Roosevelt

November 02, 2001

• House Passes Aviation Security Bill Preferred by President
• Blair Back in London After Middle East Tour
• Lack of Registration Causes Problems for Afghan Refugees
• U.S. Bombing Runs Against Frontline Taliban Troop Positions Today; Pentagon Spokeswoman Says Small Afghan Village was a Terrorist Target
• New White House Public Relations Initiative Aims to Keep Coalition Together
• California is Stepping Up Already Heightened Security Around Landmarks; Hollywood Taking a Close Look at Its Mail
• Turkey's Interests in Afghanistan
• Bombing Continues in Afghanistan
• Secrecy Around Detentions Raising Some Concerns
• The New York Fire Department Marks First Graduating Class Since September 11
• Unemployment Rate Jumps to 5.4 Percent
• New NYC Firefighter Discuses Graduation and Doing the Job
• Carpet Bombing Targets Deployed Enemy Troops, Helping to Weaken Taliban Overall
• Sound Off: Can Any Package Really Turn Economy Around?
• Pakistani Scientists Released; Interview With Richard Butler
• California Steps Up Security at Major Bridges; FBI and Justice Department Trying to Confirm Validity of Information on Bridge Threats
• America Recovers: For America's Children, Most Psychologists Say it Has Been Difficult Making Sense of September 11th
• Interview With Ken Tucker
• California Governor Gray Davis Says Credible Threat Targeting Major West Coast Bridges
• Investigators Looking for Anything to Explain How Hospital Worker Contracted Inhalation Anthrax
• House and Senate Pass Different Bills; Interview With Rep. Peter Defazio (D) of Oregon
• Handwritten Letter Attributed to Bin Laden Calls for Holy War
• Third Day Taliban Taking Group of 26 International Journalists Around Afghanistan
• Parachute Company Has Creative Solution to Highrise Emergencies
• Critics of War Offering Alternative to Fighting

November 01, 2001

• Kansas City Stamp Facility Closed While Hazmat Team Cleans It Thoroughly; President Bush's Directs Congress to Improve Economy
• Look at Military Strategy in Afghanistan and Two High-tech Planes Heading Over There
• U.S. Steps Up Campaign Against the Taliban
• Muslim Leader Says Group Recruiting Hundreds of Armed Volunteers to Fight Alongside Taliban; Airstrikes Intensifying Against Taliban Positions
• Latest on British Prime Minister's Talks Israeli and Palestinian Leaders
• Washington Praising Increasing International Cooperation in Tracking Terrorist Money
• Families Dealing with Feelings After the Attacks
• Group of Correspondents Allowed into Kandahar
• Bush Administration Knows It has to Convince Muslim and Arab leaders U.S. Justified in Targeting Afghanistan
• U.S.-Led Airstrikes Taking War Against Terrorism to Taliban Frontlines
• Between Collateral Damage and Impending Winter, Conditions in Afghanistan Are Poor
• America Strikes Back: Discussion with Exiled Crown Prince of Iran
• Rock Bottom Remainders Raise Money for Children of 9-11 Attacks
• America Recovers: Interview of Motion Picture Academy President Frank Pierson on Cinema's Post-9/11 Morality
• Anthrax in America: Coming to a Street Corner Near You: Bioterrorism Detectors?
• Interview With Anna Rodriguez, Neighbor of Kathy Nguyen
• America Recovers: Seagrave Fire Apparatus Making Fire Trucks for New York
• Kathy Nguyen's Neighbors Say They're Stunned and Scared; Discussion with NIH Director Anthony Fauci
• Discussion with President of Bayer
• Discussion with Former CIA Director James Woolsey
• New Security Technology: Videocrunch Black Box Recorder
• Interview With Patricia Villone Garcia
• Homeland Security: House Debates Best Way to Protect You in the Skies
• Another Potential Terrorism Target is Nation's Food Supply
• Firefighters Have Become Nation's Newest Superstars
• Tony Blair Tries to Shore Up Support in the Middle East
• Ask CNN: How Does al Qaeda Operate?

October 31, 2001

• Interview with Peter Finn of "The Washington Post"
• Stock Market Looks At Lower Opening; Ford Changes Top Management
• War Makes Strange Bedfellows: Iran Helps U.S. Efforts
• History Repeats: Islam and The West Have Met Many Times Before
• Bob Franken Reports on Yesterday's Defense Department Briefing
• Musharraf Confident in Power, Even in Face of Political, Economic Unrest
• Normal Life Exists Amidst Bombing Campaign
• One That Got Away: German Government Seeks Planner at Heart of Attacks on U.S.
• Allied Bombers Strike at Dawn; Pentagon Says They're Satisfied with Airstrikes
• Nic Robertson Reports from Taliban Controlled Compound
• No Traces of Anthrax at Hospital Where New York Worker Diagnosed with Inhalation Anthrax
• Ask CNN: Is It Possible This Conflict Will Eventually Result in a Military Draft?
• Interview With Representative Robert Andrews (D) of New Jersey
• Anthrax in America: Next Victim: Postal Service?
• Gross Domestic Product Forecast: 1 Percent Decline
• New York Firefighters Concerned About World Trade Center Dust
• Crucial Report on Nation's Economy Just Released
• Anthrax in America: Weapon Difficult to Make
• Interview With Scott Ferrall
• Investigators Wonder if Newest Anthrax Cases are Related to Daschle Letter
• Target: Terrorism: Discussion with House Minority Leader Richard Gephardt
• Now Doctors Worry About Cross-Contamination From Anthrax Letters in the Mail
• America Strikes Back: Interview of Adel Al-Jubeir, Foreign Policy Adviser to Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia
• Target: Terrorism: Discussion with Senate Minority Leader Trent Lott
• Interview With Richard Butler
• Anthrax in America: Attacks Put Postal-Sorting Centers in State of Siege
• New York City Anthrax Victim in Critical Condition
• Sound-Off: Should the U.S. Tighten Up on Student Visas?
• Target: Terrorism: Interview of Osama Bin Laden Biographer Hamid Mir
• Interview With Dr. Ivan Walks and Dr. Martin Blaser
• Airline Security Still Not Tight Enough
• Interview With Morris Dees

October 30, 2001

• Campaign in Afghanistan also a Propaganda War; Interview with Jef McAllister
• America Strike Back: Support Waning Among Some People for Military Campaign
• U.S. Reiterates Main Goal of Military Campaign to Eviscerate Al Qaeda from Afghanistan
• Due to Anthrax Scares, Patients May be Taking Antibiotics for Flu
• Officials Keep Bringing Investigation Back to New Jersey
• Wall Street News
• Latest on Military Strikes in Afghanistan
• Military Families Always Prepared for Deployments
• People in Kuwait Watching U.S. War Campaign Closely
• 'The Agency's' Plots are Too Close to Reality
• War on Terrorism Being Fought in Afghanistan, But Economic Effects Being Felt in Pakistan
• Love-Hate Relationship with New York Yankees Hasn't Changed
• Quickly Writing History for Textbooks
• Ashcroft Warns of Impending Terrorist Attack on U.S.; Interview with Robert McFarlane
• Public Concerns about Opening Mail
• At Least One of Hijacking Suspects Was on a Student Visa
• How is Bush Administration Handling Public Concerns?
• Anthrax Scare Widening; Interview with Rep. Chris Smith (R), New Jersey
• FBI Faced with Multiple Missions
• Since September 11th, We've Come to Understand a Lot About Psychology of Fear That Terrorism Can Create
• Talk with Queen Rania of Jordan
• Richard Butler Speaks on War Against Terrorism
• William Ford to be Ford Motor Company's CEO
• Interview with New York State Attorney General Elliot Spitzer
• Interview with Julianne Malveaux and Armstong Williams
• America Strikes Back: Ramadan in War on Terrorism

October 29, 2001

• Milosevic Continues to Defy International Tribunal
• Numerous Reports Released This Week Will Keep Wall Street Busy
• Is The Anthrax Terrorism Homegrown or Foreign?
• Bombing in Afghanistan Facing Growing Skepticism
• Why Some People Chose to Attend Yesterday's Memorial Service in New York
• Woman's Husband Awaits Word on Husband in Afghanistan
• Iran And U.S. Have Similar Intrests In Afghanistan Without Taliban
• Many Feel Events in Middle East Will Determine How Successful America Will Be in War on Terrorism
• Ask CNN: What is the Difference Between a War and a Holy War?
• Suspected Money Supplier Was Key Figure in India-Pakistan Conflict
• Officials Admit They're Still Learning About Anthrax and How It's Spread
• U.S. Military Planning to Put Forward Base Inside Afghanistan; People Living in Northern Alliance-Controlled Village Hit by Errant U.S. Bomb
• Who Would Replace Taliban Government If It Falls?
• Many Arab Nations Blame U.S. for Making Bin Laden Larger Than Life
• Changed in a Moment: Interview of 9/11 Widow Nilsa Rivera on Charity
• Goodwin Out as CEO of United Airlines
• Since September 11th, Some People Have Been Attacked Simply Because of How They Look
• Wall Street Could Start the Week With Some Selling
• UNHCR Struggles to get Camps Set Up for Refugees
• Homeland Security: Governors of Florida, Oklahoma Discuss Security Against Anthrax
• New York Postal Workers Plan to Head to Court Over Anthrax
• Dr. Sanjay Gupta Reports on "World Trade Center Syndrome"
• Trace Amounts of Anthrax Found at Justice Department Mail Processing Facility
• Interview with Dr. Ivan Walks on the Switch from Cipro to Doxycycline
• Anthrax Investigators Also Looking at Domestic Groups
• Should Airport Security Personnel be Federal Employees?; Just How is President Bush Handling Crisis?
• Update on New Jersey Postal Workers; Interview with William Smith, President of the New York Metro Postal Workers' Union
• America Strikes Back: Look at Marine Forces
• Anthrax in America: Contamination Spreads Across Capitol Hill, Nation's Post Offices
• America Strikes Back: UNHCR Races to Set Up Camps for Afghan Refugees in Pakistan

October 26, 2001

• Despite Yesterday's Gains, Stock Futures Point to Lower Opening
• Cheney Warns There Could be More Attacks on U.S. Citizens; Northern Alliance Trading More Shots with Taliban Forces
• Homeland Defense: Government Officials Continue to Warn of Terrorist Attacks
• Bodies of Six Pakistanis Killed in Afghanistan Returned to Country for Burial
• Futures Indicate Weaker Opening after Stocks Finish Higher Yesterday
• Sharon Agrees to Conditional, Staggered Troop Withdrawal
• Saudi Arabia Forced Into A Cautious Position By People
• Interview with Mai Yamani
• Two Pakistani Scientists Detained for Contact with Taliban
• Special Units Ready to Move into Action Just in Case of Bioterrorist Attack
• Ways to Make the Mail Safer
• Target: Terrorism: Interview of Phoenix, Arizona, Mayor Skip Rimsza on World Series
• Congress Passes Anti-Terrorism Legislation
• Making the Moost of It: With Twin Towers Destroyed, Face of New York Changed Forever
• Anthrax in America: CIA Mail Room Contaminated
• Civil Libertarians Questioning Whether Some Detainees Since 09/11 Are Prisoners of War
• Possible Iraqi Link to Anthrax Terrorism
• Target: Terrorism: British Ground Troops Expected to Join War in Afghanistan
• Israel to Withdrawal if Palestinians Observe Cease-Fire
• Sound Off: Do Detainees Have Information That Could be Critical in Breaking Terrorist Network?
• Conflict in the Middle East: 'TIME' Reporter, Palestinian Legislative Council Member Hanan Ashrawi Discuss Next Step for Peace
• Anthrax Detected in Mail Receiving Building at CIA in Langley, Virginia;
• Great Britain Commits 200 Special Forces Troops to Ground War in Afghanistan
• Sole Survivor Talks About Ahmed Shah Massoud Assassination
• Interview with Nancy Soderberg On A Post-Taliban Government
• Stock Futures Deteriorate, Point to Lower Opening
• British Ground Troops to Deploy to Afghanistan

October 25, 2001

• Second Florida Inhaled Anthrax Victim Goes Home
• Security and Safety In the Post Office
• Look for Mixed Opening in Stock Markets
• As Airstrikes Continue, Others Gather in Pakistan to Discuss Post-Taliban Afghan Government
• Pentagon Believes Taliban May Poison Afghans, Blame U.S.
• Earnings From Texaco, Chevron and Goodyear Expected Along with Mixed Opening
• Stock Index Futures Point to Flat Opening
• Iraq Still Suspect in Biological Terrorism
• Microsoft Rolls Out Windows XP Among Deteriorating Stock Futures
• America Strikes Back: Taliban Continue Artillery Attacks North of Kabul
• Afghan Leaders Gather in Pakistan to Consider Post-Taliban Government
• Bob Hope Passes USO Baton to Wayne Newton
• Sharon Says Israel Will Withdraw From West Bank When Mission Is Complete
• Target: Terrorism: Interview of Former UN Weapons Inspector Richard Butler
• America Strikes Back: Helicopters, Other Air War Machines
• Disarmament Will Not Reduce Protestant-Catholic Tensions in Northern Ireland
• Anthrax Investigation: More Contamination in Hart Senate Office Building
• Anthrax Investigation: Interview of Infectious Diseases Specialist Craig Smith
• America Strikes Back: Pentagon: Taliban May Poison Relief Food
• India Accuses Pakistan of Terrorism, U.S. of Hypocracy
• Interview with Sumantra Bose About the Conflict Over Kashmir
• Microsoft's New Issue: Interview of Bill Gates on Cyberterrorism
• Postal Service Reacts to Anthrax Deaths and Scare
• America Strikes Back: Pentagon: Taliban May Poison Dropped Food
• Yankees World Series: Interview of ESPN's Don LaGreca
• British Shop for Latest Anti-Terrorism Gadgets
• Anthrax Found in Congressional Freight Elevator
• Health Officials Observing at Least 45 Possible Cases of Anthrax
• Interview with David Kessler on Cipro
• Dr. Sanjay Gupta Demonstrates How Anthrax Can Get Out of an Envelope
• Twelve stories of Scaffolding Collapse in New York City
• White House and Bayer Agree on Low Price For Cipro Antibiotic

October 24, 2001

• Homeland Security: Interview of Rafi Ron, New Logan Airport Security Consultant
• Anthrax Investigation: Anthrax Anxiety Reaches White House
• Anthrax Investigation: Interview of William Smith, New York Metro Postal Union President
• Next U.S. Threat -- Nuclear Weapons
• Anthrax Investigation: Anthrax Attacks Testing Very Limits of Public Health System
• White House Mail Facility Has Anthrax Spores
• Interview with Dr. David Satcher, Surgeon General
• Postal Workers are Angry Over Apparent Delay in Anthrax Testing
• Ask CNN: What is the difference between freezing and seizing assets?
• Postmaster General Speaks on Anthrax Threat to Postal Employees and Customers
• Anthrax Investigation: Should Post Office be Shut Down for Thorough Inspection?
• America Strikes Back: Airstrikes on Afghanistan Enter Day Four

October 23, 2001

• Conflict in the Middle East: Egypt's Perspective on Conflict in Middle East and on Terrorism
• Homeland Security: New Yorkers Worry About Terrorism on Subway
• Anthrax Investigation: Two Postal Employees Who Died Worked at Brentwood Postal Facility; Discussion with Rep. Christopher Shays
• Spirit of America: Families of Undocumented Immigrants Killed in 9/11 Attacks Go Without Aid
• Anthrax Investigation: Much of Response Only Now Devised
• High Grade Anthrax Needs to be Traced to Source
• America Strikes Back: Bombings Pound Taliban
• Conflict in the Middle East: Interview of Israeli Foreign Minister Shimon Peres
• Anthrax Investigation: Both Postal Workers Believed to Have Died from Anthrax Worked at Brentwood Facility
• America Strikes Back: More U.S. Airstrikes Hit Taliban Frontline Troops
• Ask CNN: What Is a Terrorist Cell?

October 22, 2001

• America Strikes Back: Investigation of September 11th Attacks Continues Here and Abroad
• APEC Forum Has Mixed Outcomes For Bush
• New Inhaled Anthrax Case in Washington, D.C. Postal Worker
• Sound Off: What if Al Gore Were in the White House and Directing the War on Terrorism?
• As Anthrax Cases Continue to Appear, Doctors Focus on Treatment and Vaccines for Bioterrorist Threats
• America Strikes Back: Look at Taliban's Military Capabilities
• America Strikes Back: Richard Butler's Reaction to Taliban Press Conference
• Chief Postal Inspector Calls Anthrax Investigation "Intense"
• Knowing the Terrorist: Al Qaeda's Guerrilla Fighting May Prove Troublesome For U.S.
• Taliban Claims 2 U.S. Helicopters Shot Down as It Accuses U.S. of "Genocide"
• Homeland Security: In Wake of Attacks, Security at Golden Gate Bridge Tight; Anthrax Attacks Appear Focused on High-Profile Targets
• Postal Worker in D.C. Diagnosed with Inhaled Anthrax; Taliban Claim They Shot Down Two U.S. Choppers
• Changing Mood of Northern Alliance; In-Depth look at FA-18 Strikes

October 19, 2001

• Anthrax: CBS Employees Tested After Assistant to Dan Rather Diagnosed
• America Strikes Back: Maryland Company Makes Only Commercially Available Field Test for Anthrax
• Knowing the Terrorist: Al-Qaeda's Attempts to Acquire Weapons of Mass Destruction
• Family Support Business Getting a Lot of Business These Days
• Anthrax: New Jersey Mail Carrier's Route May Lead to Suspect
• America Strikes Back: Aid Workers Provide Independent Sources of Information from Afghan Cities
• Sound Off: Did the House Overreact?
• APEC Summit Expected to give Strong Statement Condemning U.S. Terrorist Attacks
• America Strikes Back: Courting the Ethnic Tribes in Afghanistan
• Bioterrorism: Richard Butler's Views on the Threats of Anthrax and Smallpox
• Microsoft Beat Expectations

October 18, 2001

• Ask CNN: What Is A Terrorist Cell?
• America Strikes Back: Interview of Imran Kahn, Pakistani Opposition Leader
• Anthrax Investigation: Interview of Surgeon General Satcher
• Homeland Security: Security Tight at Federal Courthouse in New York; Some of Nation's Most Prized Sites Vulnerable
• America Strikes Back: The Role of The AC-130
• Anthrax: Richard Butler Speaks on Possible Anthrax Origin from Iraq
• Worlds's Most Wanted: Hunting the Terrorists
• America Recovers: Markets React to Bush Adviser Predicting Recession

October 17, 2001

• America Recovers: Students Return to School Just Four Blocks From Ground Zero
• America Strikes Back: Pakistan, India at Odds Over Kashmir
• Anthrax Investigation: Baby Infected at ABC in Good Condition
• Knowing the Terrorists: Al Qaeda's Subsidiaries
• Bush Seeks Support as He Travels To China for Economic Summit
• Who Has Stockpiles of Chemical and Biological Weapons?
• Is It Right Time for Overseas Trip for Bush?; Handwriting Expert Compares Two Letters Containing Anthrax
• Conflict in the Middle East: Cabinet Member Rehavam Zeevi Assassinated
• America Strikes Back: Interview of Envoy for Former Afghan King
• America Strikes Back: Look at Massive B-52 Bomber
• Anthrax Investigation: Interview of Health and Human Services Secretary Thompson
• President Bush Leaving Today to Attend APEC Summit
• People from the Hart Office Building Tested for Anthrax
• President Bush Leaves For China Economic Summit

October 16, 2001

• Anthrax Scare: Common Thread in Anthrax Cases is Mail Sorting Center Near Trenton; Mayor Giuliani Now Urging Residents Not to Panic Over Anthrax Letters
• America Recovers: Story of Tugboat Captain Who Was at Helm When Jets Smashed into World Trade Center
• Knowing the Terrorists: What and Who is Al Qaeda?
• America Recovers: How Anthrax Affects Children
• Anthrax Scare: Jeb Bush to Visit Palm Beach County After Second AMI Worker is Infected
• Anthrax Scare: ABC Employee's 7-Month-Old Son Infected with Bacteria; Mailroom Worker at AMI Now Has Anthrax
• Anthrax Scare: Reno Letter Tests Negative For Anthrax, Says CDC
• Anthrax Scare: Talk with Senate Minority Leader Daschle
• America Strikes Back: Latest Barrage of Firepower Comes as Powell Meets in Pakistan with President Musharraf
• America Strikes Back: Next Terrorist Attack Could Be on Infrastructure
• America Strikes Back: Secretary of State Colin Powell Now in India; Anthrax Scare Has Americans Worried
• Sound Off: Is Idea of National ID Cards Good One or a Bad One?
• Anthrax Scare: Fears About Disease Spreading Fast
• Cockpit Transmissions From Hijacked Planes Give Chilling Insights into September 11
• Ask CNN: What Precautions Should People Traveling Abroad Take?
• Anthrax Scare: ABC News Producer's Son Has Cutaneous Anthrax

October 15, 2001

• America Strikes Back: Most Intense Bombing of Kabul Yet
• America Strikes Back: The Role of Helicopters In Possible Troop Deployment
• America Strikes Back: Anti-American Protests Escalate in Pakistan; Following the Al-Qaeda Money Trail; Making Sure Charitable Contributions Get to People Who Deserve It
• Anthrax Scare: Employees at AMI Face More Tests
• America Recovers: America's Trial Lawyers Creating Organization That Promises Free Legal Aid to Victims and Families
• Anthrax Scare: More Exposures in New York, Possible Exposures in Boston and New Jersey
• Conflict in the Middle East: Arafat Wants to Restart Peace Process
• Anthrax Scare: U.S. Post Office Issues Security Guidelines for Suspicious Mail
• Anthrax Scare: More Possible Anthrax Exposures in New York, Boston and Reno
• Anthrax Scare: AMI Employees Will be Retested
• Anthrax Scare: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Perform Tests for Anthrax on Letters, People
• America Strikes Back: Poll Shows Pakistanis Support President and Taliban
• America Strikes Back: Taliban Escort Journalists Through Village Supposedly Hit by American Bombs
• America Strikes Back: U.S. Military Had Taliban Leader Cornered On First Night

October 12, 2001

• America Strikes Back: Perspective on the Situation in Afghanistan
• Spirit of America: Look at Dogs Who Are Heroes of Ground Zero
• America Strikes Back: Analysis of Battlefield Images
• America Strikes Back: Former Security Adviser's Perspective on Homeland Defense
• America Strikes Back: Overview of Terrorist Organizations on the FBI List
• America Recovers: Photos of September 11th Make Vacant Soho Shop a Gallery
• America Strikes Back: New Warning is Vague, But Appropriate
• Homeland Defense: Response to Warning is Concern or Ambivalence
• Homeland Defense: Airport Security Has Holes
• Pledge Across America Involves Children in History
• America Recovers: New Information May Cause Drop in Stock Markets
• America Strikes Back: Protests in Pakistan Sometimes Violent Today
• Homeland Security: Most Wanted List Grows, Capitol Security Increases
• Homeland Security: FBI Posts Warning on Website
• America Strikes Back: Pakistanis Protest in Quetta
• America Strikes Back: Looting and Burning Occurs in Karachi Protests
• America Strikes Back: Historian Reviews Bush Press Conference
• Annan and U.N. Share Nobel Peace Prize
• America Strikes Back: Inside the C-17 Cargo Plane

October 11, 2001

• America Recovers: Firefighter Reality Show Remembers Fallen NYFD Members
• America Recovers: Recovery Continues in New York One Month Later
• America Strikes Back: Heavy Bombing in Kandahar Forces Evacuations
• Anthrax Scare: Third Anthrax Case Spurs Criminal Investigation
• America Recovers: One Month Anniversary Sees Memorials Across the Country
• America Recovers: WTC Victim's Girlfriend
• America Strikes Back: Atty. Gen. Ashcroft Reports on Current Investigations
• America Recovers: Company That Lost 15 Firefighters Has Become a Memorial
• America Strikes Back: Pentagon Plans to Deploy Ground Troops
• America Strikes Back: Military Strategy in Airstrikes
• America Strikes Back: Interview with U.S. B-1B Bomber Pilot in Afghanistan
• America Strikes Back: Bombers Use "Bunker Busters" to Target Taliban and Al Qaeda
• America Strikes Back: Interview with Senator Joseph Biden (D- DW)
• America Strikes Back: Overview of Asian Countries Being Courted for Coalition
• America Strikes Back: Northern Alliance Prepares for Offensive
• America Strikes Back: The Strategy Behind Intensive Bombing
• Lieberman Discusses Ongoing Military Action
• Memorial Service to Commence at Ground Zero
• WTC Victims' Families Cope With Loss
• Third Florida Employee Exposed to Anthrax
• U.S. Continues Heavy Air Strikes Over Kabul, Afghanistan
• New York Grieves for Victims
• Memorial Service to be Held at Pentagon
• Markets Open After Wednesday Rally
• Massive Refugee Crisis Threatens Countries Around Afghanistan
• Memorial Service Will Honor Pentagon Victims
• America Begins Recovery From Terrorism

October 10, 2001

• America Strikes Back: Talk with Senate Minority Leader Lott; Attacks Brought Not Only Death and Destruction, But Dislocation
• America Strikes Back: Some Fighters in Northern Alliance Growing Impatient
• America Strikes Back: Latest Details on Anthrax Scare; More U.S. Raids on Afghanistan
• America Under Attack: Discussion with Secretary of State Colin Powell
• America Strikes Back: New Developments in Florida Anthrax Case
• America Strikes Back: Bush Warns War Against Terrorism Will Extend Far Beyond Afghanistan
• America Strikes Back: President Will Try to Compromise With Congress on Classified Briefings; To Release Most Wanted Terrorists List
• America Strikes Back: Daylight Raids Continue in Afghanistan
• America Strikes Back: Senate Members Give Rough Outline of Compromise with Bush
• Anthrax Scare: Florida Anthrax Strain Possibly Produced in Iowa in 1950s
• America Strikes Back: Satellite Photos Show Damage Done to Military Targets
• America Strikes Back: Sen. Gephardt Comments on Truce With Bush, Economy, and Military Action

October 09, 2001

• America Strikes Back: Some New Developments in Anthrax Case Causing Lot of Concern
• America Strikes Back: Latest on Four U.N. Workers Killed in U.S. Airstrikes; Some Cracks in Coalition
• America Strikes Back: Heightened Security in Sears Tower
• America Strikes Back: Soldiers from Fort Drum, New York Taking Part in U.S. Military Action in Afghanistan
• America Strikes Back: Taliban Ambassador Remarks on Attacks
• America Strikes Back: Anthrax Investigation Takes New Tone in Florida
• America Strikes Back: Northern Alliance Continues Bombardment of Taliban; Daylight Airstrikes Begin
• America Strikes Back: Bush Limits Attendance at Congressional Briefings
• America Strikes Back: First Video of Damage in Kandahar
• America Strikes Back: Police Use Force on Demonstrators in Pakistan, Indonesia
• America Strikes Back: Security Tightens in Washington and New York
• America Strikes Back: FBI Takes Over Anthrax Investigation in Florida
• America Strikes Back: Role of Navy Carrier Groups in Afghanistan Attacks
• America Strikes Back: Reports From Kabul
• America Strikes Back: McCain Comments on Afghanistan Campaign
• Anthrax Scare: As FBI Investigates, Hundreds Get Tested for Exposure
• Sound Off: Syria's Admission to U.N. Security Council Sparks Debate

October 08, 2001

• America Strikes Back: Reaction from Sen. Bayh and Sen. Hagel
• America Strikes Back: Insights into Humanitarian Food Drops in Afghanistan
• America Strikes Back: Military Strikes Prompt Demonstrations
• America Strikes Back: Afghanistan's Northern Alliance Assists in Attacks
• America Strikes Back: According to a Taliban Diplomat, Bin Laden Still Alive
• America Strikes Back: Video of Damage of Kandahar and Attack Timeline
• America Strikes Back: Air Strikes and Humanitarian Aid Missions in Afghanistan Successful
• America Strikes Back: Security Increases Around Country in Response to Attacks on Afghanistan
• America Strikes Back: Bush to Swear in Tom Ridge for Homeland Security Position
• America Strikes Back: Pentagon Assesses Effectiveness of Strikes
• America Strikes Back: European Leaders Voice Support for Bush
• America Strikes Back: Analysis of Bin Laden Statements
• America Strikes Back: The Role of the B2 Bomber
• America Strikes Back: New York City Heightens Security Further
• America Strikes Back: Further Reports From Kabul
• America Strikes Back: Afghanistan's Northern Alliance Helps Bombard Taliban
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• America Strikes Back: Pentagon Awaits Damage Reports
• America Strikes Back: Congressional Leaders Support and Back Bush
• America Strikes Back: Bush Will Address American Fears
• America Strikes Back: Airports Tighten Security

October 05, 2001

• Russian Plane: Cabin May Have Bullet Holes
• Target: Terrorism - Keeping the Airports Safe
• Target: Terrorism: Uzbekistan Announcing Today It Will Allow the U.S. to use a Single Airbase
• America Recovers: Back to Business
• America Recovers: Clean Up Costs
• Target: Terrorism - Anthrax Victim in Florida Appears to Be Isolated Case
• Spirit of America: Skating Event the Garden
• Breaking News: Former Senator Mike Mansfield (D-MT) Dies at the Age of 98
• Target: Terrorism - America Expects More Attacks
• Target: Terrorism - Isolated Anthrax Case
• Target: Terrorism - On the Front Line
• Target: Terrorism - Preemptive Bombings?
• Target: Terrorism - Blair Tour
• Target: Terrorism - Official Warns of 100 Percent Chance of More Terrorism on America if Afghanistan Attacked
• Target: Terrorism - U.S. Military Planners Consider Preemptive Strikes on Taliban Air Defenses In Order to Deliver Aid
• Conflict in the Middle East: Renewed Violence in Jerusalem; Sharp Remarks From Sharon
• America Recovers: "Talk" Magazine Changes It's Tone to Reflect the Mood of New York City
• Anthrax Case Not Related To Terrorism
• Target: Terrorism - Egyptian Piece of Puzzle
• Money Matter: World Economy
• Target: Terrorism - Aid to Afghanistan
• Changed in a Moment: Jobs Lost
• Explaining Anthrax

October 04, 2001

• America Recovers: New York City Continues to Be A Polite Place
• Target: Terrorism: Refugee Crises in Afghanistan Also Refugee Crisis in Neighboring Pakistan
• Target: Terrorism: Pakistani Government Confirming It's Seen Enough Evidence to Indict Osama Bin Laden
• Target: Terrorism: Pilots Using Visual Flight Rules Still Grounded if Plane Near Major Airport in Big City
• America Recovers: Talk with a Man Who Escaped the Twin Towers After Being Badly Burned
• Target: Terrorism - Rumsfeld in Oman
• Target: Terrorism - Defense Secretary Visits Oman
• Audio Clips of Police on September 11
• America Recovers: Regan National Airport
• Target: Terrorism - Rumsfeld on the Road
• Target: Terrorism - Tracking the Taliban
• America Recovers: Travel Slowly Resuming
• Target: Terrorism - Transportation Security
• Pakistan: U.S. Evidence Enough For Indictment
• America Recovers: The Myth of The New Yorker, Polite or Rude?
• Greyhound Busses Back on the Roads after Attack
• Target: Terrorism - Homeland Security Insights
• Target: Terrorism - Pakistan Government Claims to Have Evidence to Indict Osama bin Laden
• Russian Airliner Crashes into Black Sea
• America Recovers: Treasury Secretary Outlines Bush's Economic Stimulus Package

October 03, 2001

• Target: Terrorism: Defense Secretary Rumsfeld Takes Trip to Middle East
• America Recovers: In Four-Nation Tour, Defense Secretary Rumsfeld Plans to Reinforce Coalition
• Target: Terrorism - Rumsfeld Goes to Middle East
• Target: Terrorism - Taliban Says Enemies of Taliban Are Traitors

October 02, 2001

• Target: Terrorism: Discussion with Former Senator Sam Nunn
• America Recovers: Many Americans Staying Close to Home in Wake of September 11th Attacks
• Spirit of America: Mackay Brothers Good Example of Charitable Spirit
• Target: Terrorism - Bush and Congressional Leaders Meet This Morning
• Target: Terrorism - Coalition Building
• Target: Terrorism - Reopening Reagan National
• America Recovers: The Economy
• America Recovers: At The Site
• America Recovers: President Decides to Reopen Reagan National
• Conflict in the Middle East: White House Reveals New Intentions
• America Recovers: Reagan National Expected to Reopen
• America Recovers: Fed Expected to Cut Interest Rates
• America's New War: Blair Set to Address Taliban Today
• Target: Terrorism - The U.S. and Afghanistan
• Target: Terrorism - Northern Alliance
• Target: Terrorism - British Special Forces
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October 01, 2001

• Target: Terrorism: Pakistan's Position Has Brought it to Center State; Speculation Focuses on Next Terrorist Attack
• Spirit of America: Woman Helps Man Make Final Connection with Family
• Spirit of America: One Man's Ordeal in Escaping World Trade Center
• Target: Terrorism - Bioterrorism in the U.S.
• America's New War: United States Tells Taliban Hand Bin Laden Over
• America's New War: Mohamed Atta Could Have Been Money Organizer
• America's New War: USS Kitty Hawk Headed in General Vicinity
• America's New War: The Investigation Continues
• Target: Terrorism - U.S. Intelligence
• America's New War: Bush Authorizes $100 Million in Relief for Refugees
• America's New War: Refugee Crisis; Afghanistan Fighting
• Conflict In The Middle East
• America's New War: Patriotically Incorrect
• Target: Terrorism - Suspected Terrorist Letters
• Target: Terrorism - Airport Security
• America Recovers: A Firefighter's Funeral
• Energy Crisis is Over
• Target: Terrorism - U.N.'s New Measures to Fight Terrorism
• America's New War: Ways to Defend Against Terrorist Attacks
• America's New War: Protecting Against Terrorism

September 28, 2001

• America's New War: Second Quarter GDP Released
• America's New War: President Bush Turning Attention to Building International Coalition for Campaign Against Terrorism.
• America's New War: Rules for Terrorists
• America's New War: Pakistani Delegates Meet With Taliban
• America's New War: Saudis Allow U.S. to Use a Military Base
• America's New War: NY Rescue and Recovery Operation Update
• Spirit of America: Officials Everywhere Pushing for Americans to Get Out and Support Economy
• America's New War: Occurrence of False Bomb Threats Greatly Increased
• America's New War: Pakistan Delegation Mission to Afghanistan Twofold
• America's New War: Afghanistan Women Form Underground Society to Educate Girls
• America's New War: Kissinger's Views on Afghanistan and Mideast Situations
• America's New War: New Developments About Terrorists
• America Recovers: Flying Around America
• America's New War: Landmines and Children
• America Recovers: A Hero's Send-Off
• America's New War: Military Action and Airline Security
• America's New War: Afghanistan's Ongoing War

September 27, 2001

• America's New War: Latest Investigation and Military Buildup Information
• America's New War: Keeping the States Safe
• America's New War: Latest Developments in Washington
• America's New War: Developments in Pakistan and Afghanistan
• America's New War: Hazardous Material Threat
• America Recovers: Journey Through Manhattan
• America's New War: America's Threat of Bioterrorism
• America's New War: The Emotional Toll

September 26, 2001

• America's New War: Military Buildup Overseas Continues; Discussion About Women of Afghanistan
• America's New War: Hollywood Reworking Fall Season
• America Recovers: Fall TV Impact
• America's New War: National Guard Air Force Pilots Train for Homeland Defense
• America's New War: Overseas Developments
• America's New War: Anti American Protests in Afghanistan
• America's New War: The Economic Effect
• America's New War: The Investigation Into Terrorism
• America Recovers: Applying for Death Certificates in New York
• America's New War: Police Search Trucks in Manhattan
• America's New War: Protestors Set Fire to U.S. Embassy in Kabul
• America's New War: Airport Security
• America's New War: Government Takes Action in Capitol
• America's New War: New York Security
• America Recovers: Help for Families
• America's New War: Living in Fear
• America's New War: Afghanistan Economy Eroded by Years of Fighting
• America's New War: Keepin The Airports Safe
• America's New War: Homeland Security
• America's New War: Pentagon Reconstruction
• America's New War: Airline Pilots Union Asks for Guns in Cockpit

September 25, 2001

• America's New War: Family Pleas for Peace
• America Recovers: President Bush Meeting with Congress to Discuss What Federal Government Can Do to Try to Help U.S. Economy
• America's New War: President Has Much to Address Today
• America's New War: U.S. Removing Taliban Support
• America's New War: Taliban Facing Multiple Front Threats
• America Recovers: Economic Volatility
• America's New War: Legislating Safety in the Sky
• America's New War: Arming Pilots
• America's New War: Saudis Drop Taliban
• Spirit of America: Election Day in New York
• America's New War: Changing World Schematics
• America's New War: Saudi Arabia Cuts Taliban Ties
• America's New War: Looking for Change of Government in Afghanistan
• America Recovers: Speculation that Economy Will Start to Pick up
• America Recovers: Cleanup and Rescue Operation in New York a Momentous Task
• America's New War: Bipartisan Meetings to Combat Terrorism
• America's New War: American Troops Mobilizing for War

September 24, 2001

• America's New War: Those Who Knew Atta Have Hard Time Believing He's a Terrorist
• America's New War: A Look at FBI's Investigation
• America's New War: The Logistics of Fighting a War
• America's New War: President Freezes Terrorists Assets
• America's New War: Massive Effort in New York to Remove Rubble
• America's New War: Stocks Markets Prepare to Open This Monday Morning
• America's New War: Trying to Cope
• America's New War: Empire State Building Tallest Once Again
• America's New War: Can Rudy Run For Three
• America's New War: Progress in New York is Steady but Slow
• America's New War: U.S. Redirects Pakistani Debt
• America's New War: Possible Routes of Invasion
• America's New War: Taliban Likely to Have Information Regarding Osama bin Laden
• America's New War: Bush Uses Support for Long Campaign Against Terrorism
• America's New War: Undercover in Afghanistan
• America's New War: U.S. is Forgiving Pakistani Debt
• America's New War: What to Expect From Markets This Week
• Spirit of America: New York Tourism Suffering
• America's New War: New York Refugees

September 21, 2001

• America's New War: Airline Industry Suffering
• America's New War: Pakistan Protests United States
• America's New War: The Nation's Recovery
• America's New War: Turbulent Times for Markets Around the World
• America's New War: Lack of Travel Becoming Far-Reaching Economic Impact
• America's New War: Taliban Rejects Bush's Demands
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