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April 04, 2003

• War Recap
• Baghdad Airport Now a Closed Military Area
• Iraqi TV Shows Address by Saddam Hussein
• Coalition Closing in on Baghdad

April 03, 2003

• Reporting with the 'Devil Docs'
• Troops Have Had Warm Welcome in Najaf
• Embedded with the Devil Docs
• 3-7th Cav Facing Heavy Fire
• Artillery Shelling Reported Near Kalak
• Report from a Forward Operating Base
• Reporting With 101st Airborne Division in Najaf

April 02, 2003

• Talk with Gen. Peter Pace
• U.S. Forces Clearing Parts of Najaf
• Family of Jessica Lynch Celebrating Her Rescue
• Journalists Safe
• U.S. Planes Pound Northern Iraqi Targets
• Reporting with U.S. Air Force
• The Big Picture
• Weather Could Still Affect Troops
• Coalition Forces on Edge of Baghdad
• Interview With Leon Panetta

April 01, 2003

• Arab Voices: War Coverage
• The Latest from Baghdad
• Assessing War Plans with a Former Planner
• Latest from the Northern Front
• Hijacked Plane Departs Cuba
• Talk with Scott Nelson of 'Boston Globe'
• Illuminations Over Sky of Basra
• Reporting from Ramstein AFB in Germany
• Aboard the HMS Splendid
• Harder Than Expected Time in Winning Over Iraqi People
• Analysis of Iraqi Information Minister's Remarks

March 31, 2003

• Reporting with Army's 3-7th Cavalry
• The Fight for Basra
• USAF: 1,800 Sorties Over Iraq Sunday
• U.S., Britain Want Basra as Humanitarian Aid Hub
• Interview With RAF Spokesman
• With the Air Force
• Talk with Member of the ICRC
• Cavalry Takes Comfort in Close Air Support
• Bombardment Intensified in Baghdad

March 29, 2003

• Marines Search for Comrades in Nasiriya
• Night Falls in Baghdad

March 28, 2003

• U.S. Buildup in Persian Gulf Far from Over
• President Bush to Speak Later Today; Coalition Forces Secure Airfield
• Humanitarian Aid Reaches Umm Qasr; Iraqi Civilians Fired on By Fedayeen Saddam
• Humanitarian Relief Arrives in Umm Qasr; Kuwait Confident in Patriot Missile
• Civilians Fired on By Iraqi Paramilitaries
• Life as an Embedded Reporter
• Marine Fighter Pilot Connects With Family
• Coalition Troops Advancing Through Baghdad Not Only Ones Coming Under Fire
• Discussion with David Turnley
• Talk with Alex Perry
• Likelihood of Having to Fight Through Streets of Baghdad Increasing

March 27, 2003

• British Troops Try to Reach Out to Civilians in Southern Iraq
• Discussion with Michael Wilson of "The New York Times"
• Interview With Member of 7th Cav
• Discussion with Christopher Stokes
• American Public Has a Mood of Sober Realism For War in Iraq

March 26, 2003

• British Forces Fighting on Fringes of Basra
• Gen. Grange Discusses Presidents' Appearance at McDill Air Force Base
• Martin Savidge Reports with 1st Battalion, 7th Marines
• With the Air Force
• Talk with Col. Mike Turner
• Showdown With Iraq: Allied Forces Attack Northern Front
• New Poll Shows Americans Don't Think War Is Going As Well As Previous Polls
• Interview With Igor Ivanov

March 25, 2003

• 7th Cavalry Crosses Bridge Under Fire
• Reporting Aboard the USS Lincoln
• F-16 Hits Patriot Missile Site in Southern Iraq
• Update on Situation in Northern Front of Iraq
• Snowstorm Slows Progress
• Father of POW Answers Questions

March 24, 2003

• A Discussion with a British Military Spokesman
• Karl Penhaul Reports with Army's Fifth Corps
• War & Faith
• Reporting from Airbase Near Iraqi Border
• Discussion with ITN Reporter Who's Team Came Under Fire
• Discussion with Iraqi Ambassador to U.N.

March 21, 2003

• Interview with Lawrence Eagleburger
• CNN Expelled from Bagdhad
• Interview With Jane Perlez
• British Defense Officials Say They're in Control of Oil Facilities in Southern Iraq
• Evening Prayers Underway in Kuwait
• Twelve Soldiers Killed in Crash
• Interview with Dexter Filkins
• Discussion with Mike Turner

March 20, 2003

• Red Cross: 14 Wounded in U.S.-Led Strike
• Turkey Parliament Approves U.S. Overflights
• U.S. Patriot Missile Hits Iraqi Missile Over Kuwait
• Reporting with 2nd Marine Division
• Dr. Gupta Reports with Group of Marines
• As Many as 200,000 Ethnic Kurds on Move in Northern Iraq
• Discussion with Mike Turner
• Many Explosions Heard Over Baghdad
• Explosions Reported Over Iraq Capital
• Huge Explosions Heard in Baghdad; Analysis of War Tactics
• Interview With Joe Wilson
• Iraqi Government Assessing War, Military Options
• Heavy Artillery Attack Appears to be taking Place Past Iraq- Kuwait Border
• Analyst of War Seemingly Ever Changing Strategies; Interview With Abdul-Rida Assiri
• Kurds Flee to Northern Iraq
• Artillery Barrage Going From Kuwait Into Iraq
• Artillery Fight Site Main Launching Point Of Planes In First Attack

March 19, 2003

• Interview With Zainab Al-Suwali
• Analysis of Saddam's Sons
• Wisdom of War
• Analysis of Pending Military Combat

March 18, 2003

• Saddam Hussein, Elder Sons Flatly Reject White House Demands
• Discussion with Former Assistant Secretary of State James Rubin
• France Might Help if Weapons of Mass Destruction Used
• Clock Ticking on Bush's Ultimatum to Saddam Hussein
• Gauging Reaction to President's Address
• War Strategy
• Interview With Michael O'Hanlon of Brookings Institution
• Sampling Reaction from Middle America

March 17, 2003

• Protests in Washington

March 14, 2003

• Emergency Summit Set for Sunday
• Elizabeth Smart's Ordeal
• Bush Calls for Palestinian State
• On the Big Screen
• Middle East Road Map Will Help Blair
• Searching for Answers
• Police Trying to Find Out What Happened During Time Smart Held Captive
• Cell Phone Marks 20 Years

March 13, 2003

• Elizabeth Smart Lived Under Veil of Secrecy, Homelessness, Constant Supervision
• Talk with Elizabeth Smart's Aunt, Cousin
• U.S. May Push Vote Back Slightly
• Interview With Bill Condon
• Teen Reunited with Family
• Police Searching For Answers in Smart Case
• Reeve's Surgery
• Still Much to Figure Out About Smart's Nine-Month Odyssey
• Top Aide of Prince Charles Quits

March 12, 2003

• High Stakes, High Drama at U.N.
• Celebrity Dramas
• Eleven Killed in Black Hawk Crash
• Iraq Accuses Bush Administration of Misleading World
• Assassination in Serbia
• Drama Playing Out in Showdown with Iraq Nearing Final Act
• Blair Trying to Win More Support
• B-2 Crews Prepare for Deployment
• Airline Agonies
• New Study Makes Connection Between Smoking, Teeth
• Interview With Diane Lane

March 11, 2003

• Power Struggle at U.N. Resonating Deeply at 10 Downing Street
• Discussion with Member of American Islamic Conference
• U.S., U.K., Spain Lobbying for Their Resolution
• War and Personal Financial Battles
• Bush Continues to Work Phones
• More Americans Appear to be Rallying Behind President Bush
• Interview With Pensacola Mayor John Fogg
• Experimental Drug Offers Hope for Peanut Allergy Sufferers
• Turbulent Times

March 10, 2003

• Some Reporters Getting Firsthand Look at Videotaped Arrest of Khalid Shaikh Mohammed
• Vote on Resolution Possibly Tomorrow
• Gas Prices
• Celebrity Protests
• Talking Oscars
• U.S., France Lobby Undecided Six
• Humanitarian Efforts Not Yet Fully in Place

March 06, 2003

• Compromise Amendment to U.N. Resolution?
• Interview with Director of 'Chicago'
• What Might First Days of War Look Like?
• Bush Will Try to Bolster Argument for War
• Estrada Nomination
• Interview with Mena Suvari
• Interview With Parents of Lindsey Ryan

March 05, 2003

• Police in Haifa Say Palestinian Suicide Bomber Carried Out Attack
• Bush Meets With Top Brass
• Bush's Religious Journey
• Interview with Bill Maher
• Weighing in on Health
• Pope Sends Envoy to Meet Bush
• Surviving an Avalanche
• Interview With Student Protesters
• 'Daily Dose'

March 04, 2003

• Bush Addresses Malpractice Insurance Concerns
• U.S. Sets Up Patriot Batteries in Israel
• Interview With Presidents of Trial Lawyer, Medical Associations
• Florida Law Banning Homosexuals From Adopting Children Before Appeals Court
• How Will U.S. Adapt to Lack of Turkish Support?

March 03, 2003

• White House Happy About Al Qaeda Arrest
• Malvo to Appear in Court Today
• Discussion of Arrest of Accused Al Qaeda Leader
• Victory in War on Terror
• Iraq Destroys More Missiles
• Robert Blake Returns to Southern Californian Courtroom
• Turkish Leaders Consider New Vote on U.S. Troops
• Huge Win in War on Terror
• Suspected 9/11 Planner Arrested
• The Turkish Vote
• Terrorist Capture Very Important
• Attorneys for Lee Boyd Malvo in Court This Morning
• 'Daily Dose'
• Oh, Get Real!

February 28, 2003

• Choice for Military Action or Continued Inspections Creates Divisions Within U.N.
• Baghdad Indicating It Will Destroy Missiles
• North Korea Standoff
• Little Common Ground Between Moscow, Washington on Iraq Issue
• Ironing Out the Wrinkles
• New Kid on Cable

February 27, 2003

• All Eyes Trained on Closed Door of U.N. Security Council Meeting
• Troop Movements Under Way in Iraq
• More NASA E-Mails Coming Out
• Interview with Donnie Wahlberg
• Security Council Mulls Second Resolution
• Final Concept Chosen for Redeveloping Area Where Towers Once Stood
• Administration Considers War in Iraq Part of War on Terror
• Debate Continues Regarding Post-Saddam Iraq
• Ironing Out the Wrinkles
• Turkey Decision Delayed Again

February 26, 2003

• Grand Jury Opens Investigation
• Hussein Grants Interview With Rather
• Nursing Home Fire
• War Cost Estimate Up to $95 Billion
• Why Is There So Much Interest on Hamid Karzai and Afghanistan?
• Interview With Harvey Levin

February 25, 2003

• Talk with Former Weapons Inspector Jonathan Tucker
• Interview With Harvey Levin
• Iraqi Officials: Missile Destruction Under Review
• Bush Administration Pushing for Approval of New Resolution
• Troop Plan Before Turkish Parliament; Interview With George Rupp
• French Bashing
• Special Forces Training

February 24, 2003

• Baghdad Considers Whether to Destroy Banned Missiles
• Rhode Island Fire Marshals Check All Nightclubs
• Weapons Discovery
• U.S. Compiling Draft Resolution
• Family Members Visit Grim Scene on Sunday
• Talk with MTV's John Norris
• Interview With Court TV's Lisa Bloom

February 21, 2003

• Jesica Santillan Suffering Serious Complications

February 20, 2003

• Transplant Error
• Can Deal be Worked Out with Turkey?
• Interview With Former FBI Investigator
• Transplant Error

February 19, 2003

• Security Council Continues Debate
• White House to Seek 2nd U.N. Resolution
• Police to Spend Second Day Searching Peterson House
• Who is the Front-Runner?
• Bush Administration to Seek Second Resolution
• Peterson Home Searched
• German Court Sentences 9/11 Suspect
• Academy Rape Charges

February 18, 2003

• Nightclub Stampede
• Beantown Blizzard
• Limited Airspace
• Iraqi Debate at United Nations
• Dozens Dead, Hundreds Injured, Missing in South Korea Subway Fire
• Political Risks
• Army Begins Live Fire Exercises in Kuwait

February 17, 2003

• Heavy Snow In Northeast Over Weekend Leaves New York City Running Slowly
• White House Deciding About Second Resolution
• Interview With Gov. Robert Ehrlich
• Snow Leaves Airports Running Late, Closed on East Coast
• Stampede at Chicago Club Kills 21
• NATO Votes to Prepare Plans for Defense of Turkey in Case of War With Iraq
• Flight Cancellations Reach 2,000 in Aftermath of Snow
• Connecticut Gets Walloped Too
• 'Celebrity Justice': Robert Blake, Michael Jackson Speak Out
• Winter Wallop, Airline Travel Delays
• Weapons Inspections in Iraq Marches On
• Military Preparations for Possible War With Iraq
• Nightclub Nightmare, 21 Trampled to Death
• Winter Storm Slams Eastern U.S.
• New Cool in High Technology
• Protests in Europe Over U.S. Push for War
• Interview With Michael Waltrip
• Army Begins Live Fire Exercises in Kuwait

February 13, 2003

• Military Perspective on Potential War With Iraq
• President Bush visits U.S. Naval Base
• Iraq Defends Missiles, Denies Allegations
• Reports of Iraq's Missile Reach Foreshadows U.N. Session
• Safe at School?
• Moving the Military
• Chief Weapons Inspectors Give Another Update on Iraq to U.N. Tomorrow
• Interview With James Cromwell

February 12, 2003

• 'Daily Dose'
• Talk with Former U.S. Ambassador to South Korea

February 11, 2003

• Interview With Middle East Analyst
• Tenet: Al Qaeda Still Poses Threat to U.S.
• NATO Trying to Reach Consensus on Policy This Morning
• Iraq Closely Watching Developments in Tensions Between Bush Administration, NATO
• Another NATO Meeting to Begin Shortly
• Is NATO Still Relevant?
• 'Daily Dose'
• NASA Identifies Wing Part
• 'Chicago' Leads with 13 Nominations

February 10, 2003

• U.S. Hits Roadblock Involving Troops in Turkey
• NATO Members Gather in Emergency Session
• Missing in Modesto
• Muslim Pilgrimage
• Remembering Ilan Ramon
• Inspectors Continue Work After Blix Departs
• Missing Woman Mystery
• 'Daily Dose'
• Valentine Quickies

February 06, 2003

• Significant Development in Buildup of Possible War Against Iraq
• Inspectors Visit Site Mentioned by Powell
• NASA Officials Backing Away From Earlier Theory
• Debris Recovery Continues
• New Study Says Men's Fertility Declines with Age
• Many Believe Burden of Proof Has Shifted

February 04, 2003

• Discussion of Ongoing Investigation into Columbia Disaster
• Day of Remembrance, Ongoing Search for Answers
• Interview With President of Astronauts' Memorial Foundation
• Early Focus Looking into Damage to Heat-Resistant Tiles
• Powell Meeting Privately With World Representatives
• Armitage Answers Questions Before Committee
• People Paying Respect to Seven Astronauts

February 03, 2003

• Searching for Answers
• Debris Recovery
• Space Coast Future
• Remembering Commander Rick Husband
• President Releases Budget Plan Today
• Talk with Dennis Tito
• O'Keefe Meets Bush While Search for Debris Continues
• Discussion with Former NASA Engineer Randy Avera
• Command Post Established at Barksdale
• Discussion with 'Time' Magazine's Jeffrey Kluger

January 31, 2003

• Interview with Prime Minister Tony Blair
• Iraq Inspections: Powell Prepares to Present U.S. Case to Security Council
• Stepfather May be Suspect in Disappearance of Wife
• Blair Meeting Moved to White House
• On the Big Screen
• Another Big Diplomatic Day for President Bush
• Activity at North Korea Nuclear Fuel Storage Site

January 30, 2003

• Shoe Bomber Case Sentencing Hearing
• Homeland Security: Law Enforcement Perspective
• Eight European Allies Issue Public Declaration of Solidarity with U.S.
• Shoe Bomber Richard Reid Faces Sentencing
• Negroponte Faces Tough Questions from Democrats
• Horrific Blast
• Interview With Subway's Jared Fogle

January 29, 2003

• World Reacting to State of the Union
• Security Council Meets for Further Discussion on Weapons Report
• Interview With Speechwriter Daniel McGroarty
• Abandoned Child
• Security Council Meeting to Further Discuss Report
• Look at Change One Diet
• Bush Pushes for Economic Stimulus
• Heiress Comes of Age
• Interview With Stuart Rothenberg
• Talk with Author of 'Change One' Diet Plan
• Interview with Jeff Goldblum

January 28, 2003

• White House Gears Up for State of the Union
• A Military Perspective
• U.S. Forces in Largest Afghan Engagement Since Anaconda
• Little Iraqi Reaction to Blix Report
• Afghanistan Firefight
• Race Relations: Problems and Progress
• Interview With Diet Expert K. Dun Gifford

January 24, 2003

• Monday Could be Pivotal Day in Showdown with Iraq
• Chilling Words, Dire Warning from Saddam Hussein's Son
• Smallpox Vaccine
• Talk with Minnie Driver

January 23, 2003

• U.N. Denying Angry Claims Inspectors Barged into Mosque
• Day's Work Well Under Way at White House
• Getting McLean
• Talk with Tim Blake Nelson, David Arquette

January 22, 2003

• Bush Dealing With Eroding Support
• Interview With Mexican Quake Witness
• The Abortion Debate: A Political Battle
• Talk With James Foley, Ed Burns
• Hispanics Now Largest Minority in U.S.
• Where is the Clone?
• France, Germany Urge Bush to Slow Down
• The Politics of Abortion
• Interview With Gretchen Peters of 'Christian Science Monitor'
• 'Daily Dose'
• Bush Facing Opposition from France, Russia on Iraq
• Iraqi Media Say Bush is Lying About Iraq
• Battle of the Pirates Shaping Up for This Weekend
• Interview With Tatum O'Neal

January 21, 2003

• White House Says Time has Run Out
• A Call to Duty
• Without a Trace
• Interview with Harvey Levin
• Deadly Kuwait Attack
• Testing the Promise
• Deadly Avalanche in Canadian Mountains
• Interview With Actors Amy Redford, Tif Luckenbill
• 'Daily Dose'
• Battle of the Pirates
• Ambush Attack on Americans in Kuwait

January 20, 2003

• Police in Britain Have Raided a Mosque This Morning
• Without a Trace
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day Celebrated
• Golden Globe Awards: Star-Studded Night
• Iraqi, Inspectors Agree on Some Points
• Palestinian Perspective
• Interview With Stanley Tucci, Michael Burke
• Fashion Flashback
• Sundance Film Festival: 'Legend of Suriyothai'

January 17, 2003

• House Call: Blood Banks Issuing Urgent Appeals for Donations
• Iraq Inspections: Chemical Warheads Discovered; Hussein Remains Defiant
• Modesto Police Suspect Husband in Peterson Case
• Talk With Former Weapons Inspector Jonathan Tucker
• Showdown With Iraq: Seven U.S. Warships Head to Sea
• Celebrity Dramas
• Reeling in the Years
• Interview With Mr. Moviefone
• Showdown With Iraq: White House Weighing in on Dozen Empty Chemical Warheads
• Several Thousand Marines, Sailors Shipping Out From San Diego
• Golden Globe Gift Boxes Exciting, Expensive
• Golden Globe Awards: Dazzling Diamonds

January 16, 2003

• Gulf War Anniversary
• Iraq Inspections: White House Welcomes Blix's Tough Tone
• Arraignment Expected Today For Man Accused of Running Sex Slave Ring
• Interview With Ted Shaw, Robert George
• Iraqi Scientists Call U.N. Searches 'Intrusive'
• 'Daily Dose'
• Hollywood Heroine
• Interview With Pat Lalama of 'Celebrity Justice'
• Sex Slave Ring?

January 15, 2003

• Preliminary Federal Reserve Tests Show Anthrax
• Drive to the Basket
• Talk With Attorney Eric Dubin
• Minding Your Business: Kmart's Blue Lights Out
• President Bush Chimes in on Affirmative Action
• Celebrity Drama
• Military Hearing on Friendly Fire Continues
• Interview with Rich Ecborg
• Interview with Dr. Mollie Winston

January 14, 2003

• Interview with Scott Silliman
• GE Strike
• Bush to Meet with Polish President
• Malvo in Court Today
• High Stakes
• Friendly Fire Hearing
• Malvo Preliminary Hearing
• Celebrity Drama

January 13, 2003

• Bush Team Offering Incentives to North Korea
• Terror Arrests
• Long Term Deployment in Gulf Impractical
• Hat in the Ring
• Rescue on Mt. Hood

January 10, 2003

• North Korea Standoff
• Talk With Former Weapons Inspector Garth Whitty
• Woman Charged With Starving, Beating Children Arraigned
• Delegation of North Korean Officials Have Gone to New Mexico
• Movie Airs This Weekend About JFK Jr.
• Search for Laci: Sonar Detects Object in Berkeley Marina
• Illinois Governor Expected to Pardon Inmates
• North Korea Standoff: Bill Richardson Meets with Diplomats
• INS Deadline: Tracking Who's Here
• Fatal Flight: Investigators Checking Recent Maintenance
• North Korea Withdraws from Nuclear Non-Proliferation Community

January 09, 2003

• Hans Blix to Give Report to U.N. Security Council
• Suffer the Children
• Daily Dose: New HRT Warning Labels
• Revolutionary Turncoat
• Gadgets & Gizmos

January 07, 2003

• Suffer the Children
• Grammy Nominations: The Sound of Music
• London Police Find Lethal Toxin Ricin, Arrest Seven People
• Nancy Pelosi Sworn In as House Minority Leader
• Tom Daschle Will Not Run for President

January 06, 2003

• Two World Hotspots Get a Little Bit Hotter
• Shipping Out
• Economic Plans Being Rolled Out Today, Tomorrow
• Israel Responds to Pair of Suicide Bombings
• Discussion With Mark Thompson
• Police Search Marina Over Weekend
• Troop Deployments
• Hussein Calls U.N. Weapons Inspectors Spies
• White House Denounces Hussein's Comments, Palestinian Attacks
• Israel Launches Counter-Attack After Suicide Bombings
• Man Threatens to Crash Stolen Plane into Frankfurt Skyscraper
• Police Continue Search for Missing Pregnant Woman in California
• Troops Shipping Off to Persian Gulf
• Japanese, South Korean, U.S. Officials Meeting Today

January 03, 2003

• Police Impound Scott Peterson's Truck, Boat
• Celebrity Dramas
• Bush to Visit Fort Hood
• Missing Woman Mystery
• Westerfield Sentencing Today
• Bush to Review Troops
• Danielle's Killer
• Gephardt Preparing to Join Presidential Race

January 02, 2003

• Peterson Disappeared Only Weeks From Delivery
• Interview with Ronnie Roha

December 31, 2002

• Thousands Gathered in Protest in South Korea
• Without a Trace
• Predictions for 2003
• Celebrity Dramas
• Discussion with Peter Goelz
• New York Gearing Up for Party
• Inspectors Out and About in Iraq on New Year's Eve
• Interview With Mike Luckovich

December 30, 2002

• The Real Rael
• Malvo Due in Court Today
• Three American Missionaries Dead After Attack in Yemen
• South Korea Hinting It May Open Talks With North
• At Least Five U.N. Inspection Teams on Job in Iraq
• Iraq Goods List
• Interview with Harvey Levin
• Draw of the Luck

December 27, 2002

• On the Big Screen
• North Korea Situation Rapidly Building Toward Critical Mass
• Deadly Attack in Chechnya
• Critical Mass
• Cloned Baby?: Medical Explainer
• Cloned Baby?: Ethics
• North Korea Expelling Atomic Energy Inspectors
• Controversial Group Claims It's Cloned Human Being
• North Korea Expels U.N. Inspectors
• Interview With Melissa Fleming

December 26, 2002

• West Virginia Town Waits For Winner to Step Forward
• The Lives They Lived
• North Korea's Nukes; Latest on Weapons Inspections in Iraq
• Stars in the Spotlight: Legal News
• New Measures to be Imposed in Some Palestinian Areas
• White House Monitoring North Korean Situation
• Historical Football Footnote
• CNN.com Year in Review

December 24, 2002

• Christmas in Bethlehem
• Dramatic Developments in North Korea
• Holiday Season Marks Another Serious Test of Airport Security
• Interview with McCumber Family
• Israeli Troops Pull Back to Outskirts of Bethlehem
• Deferred Gratification
• Interview with Sarah Hughes

December 23, 2002

• Frist Fight
• Investigation into Washington-Area Sniper Attacks Takes Unexpected Turn
• Must-See Movies
• Interview With Elmo Shropshire
• Frist: Fresh GOP Face

December 20, 2002

• Look at How Permanent Members of Security Council Responding to Iraq Situation
• Home for Holidays
• Interview with Kentucky Governor Paul Patton

December 19, 2002

• Iraq: The Weapons Hunt: Searches Go On
• Judge to Decide on Central Park Five Convictions Today
• Blix to Go Before Security Council
• And the Nominees Are...
• Napping Key to Babies Sleeping Through Night
• Interview with Kim West

December 18, 2002

• Lott on the Line
• Talk with Sandra Lee
• Expensive 'Custom' Wrinkle Cream Available
• Shipping Out
• White House Says Iraq Weapons Report Incomplete
• Look at World Trade Center Site Plans
• Interview with Former Weapons Inspector Garth Whitty
• Lott on the Line
• New Visions of Ground Zero
• Daily Dose
• Celebrity Court Docket

December 17, 2002

• Reaction to Lott's Interview
• Historic Day at The Hague
• Marine Corps Officials Investigating Sudden Death of Recruit
• President Bush Making Good on Key Campaign Promise Today
• Everyday Hero Gives School Supplies
• U.N. Inspectors Swoop in on Baghdad University
• Harry's Hairy Tale
• Daily Dose
• John Travolta, John Glenn Discuss First in Flight
• Celebrity Court Docket
• Stuart Rothenberg Discusses Lott Debate

December 16, 2002

• Inspection Teams Broadening Search Effort
• In New York City, Commuters at Their Jobs
• Interview with Stuart Rothenberg
• U.N. Inspectors Look at Refinery Complex, University
• Life After Al
• Celebrity Court Docket
• 'TV Guide' Editor Discusses 10 Best Shows of 2002

December 13, 2002

• Interview with Mohamed ElBaradei
• Nuclear Axis of Evil?
• Smallpox: The Risk: Medical Complications
• White House Processing Report, Skeptical of Iraq's Compliance
• Youngest Sniper Survivor
• Hoops Hype: Believe It!
• Making a List: Gifts for Grownups
• Interview with Dr. Ann Webb

December 12, 2002

• Helping Children Sleep
• Interview with Jon Voight
• Israelis Warily Watch Iraqi Situation
• VX Investigation
• Inspectors Fan Out in Search of Forbidden Weapons
• Can Lott Survive?

December 11, 2002

• Apprehension and Boarding of North Korean Vessel
• Interview with Garth Whitty
• The Nuclear Option
• Stanford Plans on Stem Cell Research
• Interview with Harvey Levin
• In Iraq, Inspectors Fan Out
• Pete Rose Pushing for Hall of Fame Spot
• A Lott to Explain
• Hot Holiday Hangouts
• Poll Finds Confusion Regarding HRT
• 'The Sims' Go Online

December 10, 2002

• Iraq Documents Arrived at U.N. Sunday
• Silent Alarm
• Bush to Announce SEC Chairman
• Talk with Former U.N. Weapons Inspector
• Boston Area Priests Calling for Cardinal Law to Quit
• Iraq Irritated by Release of Unedited Document
• Benefits Outweigh Risk of Fish
• Interview with Janeane Garofalo
• Sweet Ideas of Gift Giving

December 09, 2002

• CNN Looks at Internal Look Exercise
• Hussein Calls for Kuwaitis to Rise Up
• Skinny Pill for Kids Dangerous
• United Airlines Files for Chapter 11 Protection
• United Bankruptcy Not Affecting Travelers Yet
• Bush to Nominate New Treasury Secretary
• U.N. Experts Examine Iraqi Report
• Weapons Inspectors Visit Baghdad Sites
• Interview With Lawrence Eagleburger
• Roone Arledge Funeral Today

December 06, 2002

• Interview with Harvey Levin
• Raided Company Possibly Financed by Saudi on Watch List
• Ryder Sentencing Today
• Four Killed in Gaza Strip Raid
• Iraqi Document Will Take Time to Process
• Interview With Former U.N. Weapons Inspector

December 05, 2002

• USS Harry Truman Heads for Persian Gulf
• Iraq Response to Inspections
• Former Weapons Inspector Discusses Iraq
• Smallpox Vaccine Controversial
• Interview with Lee Bandy
• Tips for Consumer Protection Online
• 'Celebrity Justice' Producer Discusses Whitney Houston Trial
• How Will Washington Prepare Nation for Smallpox Attacks?

December 04, 2002

• Inspectors Search for Weapons in Iraq
• Interview with Bill Nye

December 03, 2002

• Interview With Adel Al-Jubeir
• 'Newsweek' Reporter Discusses Saudi Arabia
• Virtual Combat Simulation Convention
• U.N. Inspectors View Presidential Site
• Another Cruise Ship Struck with Illness
• Low-speed Crashes Can Generate High Repair Bills
• Interview with Harvey Levin

December 02, 2002

• Iraq Confirms it has Tried to Procure Aluminum Tubes
• U.N. Inspectors Search Military-Industrial Complex Close to Central Baghdad
• Second Cruise Line Experiences Strange Stomach Virus at Sea
• Boston Archdiocese Rumored to be Considering Bankruptcy
• United's Woes, Airline May Seek Chapter 11 Protection
• Interview With Michael Miller
• Tips for Avoiding Identity Theft
• Figure Skater Scott Hamilton Discusses Cancer Web Site
• What Will Happen if the Boston Archdiocese Declares Bankruptcy?
• U.N. Inspectors Tour Plant in Baghdad
• Israeli and Kenya Working Towards Sorting Evidence form Hotel Bombing
• Couple Arrested on Suspicion of Involvement of Hotel Bombing Released

November 29, 2002

• Murders in L.A.
• On the Big Screen
• Worldwide Travel Caution
• Weapons Inspectors Say They're Getting Good Cooperation
• State Department: No Update to Worldwide Travel Caution
• Daily Dose
• Little League Sport
• Latest on Kenya Attacks
• Domestic Attacks in Israel Follow Kenya Violence
• Law Enforcement Perspective on Kenya Attacks
• Savvy Shopping

November 28, 2002

• United Nations Weapons Inspectors Fan Out for Second Day of Searches
• Weapons Inspectors Fan Out for Second Day of Searches

November 27, 2002

• Holiday Travel: Slowed by Snow?
• New Technology May Help Inspectors
• Hollywood Haps
• Sleepy Drivers Account for Many Accidents
• Interview with Paul McCartney
• Interview with Sam Gilliland

November 26, 2002

• U.N. Weapons Inspectors in Place
• Plan Shields Insurers from Catastrophic Losses
• Protect Yourself from Online Theft
• Return to Ozz
• New Arrests in Connection with Shoe Bomb Investigation
• U.N. Weapons Inspectors Making Final Preparations
• Safe Cyber Shopping
• Daily Dose
• Semi-Homemade Holidays
• Playing It Safe

November 25, 2002

• Talk with Michael Weisskopf
• Celebrity Shockers
• Interview with Senator Richard Shelby
• Search for Weapons in Iraq
• Several Prominent Senators Questioning U.S. Ties to Saudi Arabia
• Protecting the Homeland
• Rowdy Fans
• Daily Dose: HIV and AIDS Awareness
• Big Hair Day on Broadway
• Inspectors Arrive as Baghdad Blasts Mission
• Interview With Richard Spertzel
• Buckeye Uprising

November 22, 2002

• President Bush Wraps Up Brief Meeting with Russian President
• Soaring Israeli-Palestinian Tensions
• Major U.S. Milestone in War on Terror
• Miss World Riots
• Iraq No-Fly Zone
• Westerfield Sentencing
• Best Holiday Travel Fares
• Could be Decisive Hour for David Westerfield
• Mystery Surrounding Murder of JFK Premise of New Play
• Things Getting Under Way in Courtroom in San Diego
• Cruise Authority President Discusses Illness at Sea
• NATO Vows to Stand Behind U.N. Iraq Resolution
• Virus Again Strikes Cruise Ship

November 21, 2002

• 2003's Hot Wheels
• U.S. Soldiers Shot in Kuwait
• Sea Sick
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Healthy Holiday Eating
• Bond: The Legacy
• American Missionary Killed in Lebanon
• Hamas claims responsibility for suicide bombing

November 20, 2002

• Bush Trying to Impress Upon NATO Leaders Need to Stand Strong Against Iraq
• High-Tech Supershow
• Fund-Raiser for Small Fries
• 'Daily Dose'
• Poetic Justice

November 19, 2002

• One of Two Convicts Who Escaped from Kentucky Detention Center in Police Custody
• Leaking Oil Tanker Split in Two This Morning
• Iraq: The Weapons Hunt: Watching the View from Amman, Jordan
• Tiger's Take
• Oil Tanker Sinks
• First NATO Summit Behind Former Iron Curtain
• Democrats Fail to Strike 'Special Interests' from Bill
• Manhunt for Escapees
• Brady at His Best

November 18, 2002

• Advance Team of Weapons Inspectors Lands in Baghdad
• Tomorrow Deadline for Getting Thousands of Federal Screeners on Job
• Talk with Richard Butler
• Talk with Former El Al Chief Security Officer
• Three Terror Suspects Appeared in Court Today in London
• 'Daily Dose'
• Man in the Mirror
• Reinventing the Wheel

November 15, 2002

• New Terror Warning
• What About Harry?
• Crucial First Steps in Hunt for Weapons in Iraq
• King of Court
• Jack the Ripper Case Closed?
• Patches Popular for Many Medications
• Interview with Kelsey Grammer

November 14, 2002

• Iraq: The Weapons Hunt: Reaction from Egypt
• Iraq: The Weapons Hunt: Reaction from Egypt
• House Leadership
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Genetics Have Role in Child's Intelligence
• Iraqis Relieved UN Resolution Accepted
• Weapons Inspectors Making Plans to Return to Iraq
• Important Announcement Today on Fate of Two Florida Boys
• House Democrats Busy Today Selecting Replacement for Minority Leader
• Sales Signs
• Terrorist Warning for U.S. Hospitals
• U.S. Forces React to Rising Tensions
• Author Discusses Keys to Smart Babies

November 13, 2002

• A Virtual Tour of the Executive Mansion
• Interview with Kermit the Frog

November 12, 2002

• At Least 70 Tornadoes Swirl Across Eastern U.S. During Outbreak
• Wine & Sanity
• U.S. Believes Iraq Has Ordered Atropine
• Who Is Dean Barkley?
• Salacious Scandal Surrounding Royal Family Appears to be Taking on Life of Its Own
• Robert Blake Murder Case
• Assessing Damage in Tennessee
• Scott Davis of Red Cross Discusses Tennessee Tornadoes

November 11, 2002

• Veterans Day, Arlington National Cemetery
• Donny Osmond Talks About New CD, 'Pyramid'
• Deadly Storms: At Least 35 Killed
• President Attends Veterans Day Ceremony at Arlington National Cometary
• More Nasty Allegations Feeding British Tabloids

November 08, 2002

• View From White House
• Virginia Prosecution Of Muhammad
• Interview with Rep. Linda Sanchez (D), Rep. Loretta Sanchez (D)
• Interview with Marcia Slacum Greene

November 07, 2002

• Paging Dr. Gupta: Hidden Dangers Lurking in Salmon
• Florida Snafu
• Bush Expected to Speak Today
• Add Two More Counts of Murder to Growing List of Charges Against Sniper Suspects
• It Does Not Appear Ryder Will Spend Time Behind Bars
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Fish Facts
• South Dakota Senate Race May Face Recount
• Winona Ryder To Be Sentenced December 6

November 06, 2002

• Interview with Arkansas Senator-Elect Mark Pryor
• Minding Your Business: Aboard the Target Boat

November 05, 2002

• Stuart Rothenberg Looks at Close Elections
• America Votes 2002: Florida Hopes to Avoid Snags That Marred Primary
• America Votes 2002: Most Expensive Senate Races
• For First Time, Al Qaeda Unit Hit Outside Afghanistan
• America Votes 2002: Curbside Voting
• U.S. Senate Race in Minnesota
• U.S. Senate Race in North Carolina
• Look at Florida Elections
• Sources: CIA Strike Kills Six Terror Suspects in Yemen
• Elections in Maryland
• Look at Prosecution's Top 10 List in Ryder Trial
• America Votes 2002: 34 Senate Seats at Stake Today

November 04, 2002

• Critical Debate for Senate Seat from Minnesota
• Races to Watch
• Race to Remember: Marla Runyan

November 01, 2002

• Sniper Suspects Linked to Killing in Montgomery, Alabama
• Democrats Racing Clock in Minnesota
• Winona Ryder Defense Begins Presenting Trial Today
• Look at Weekend Movies
• Diana's Butler Off the Hook
• Baton Rouge Police Investigate Sniper
• Italy Schoolhouse Death Toll at 27
• Ben Stein on How to Ruin Your Life
• Election 2002 Ballot Initiatives
• Rock, Roll & Redecorate
• Look at Election Technology

October 31, 2002

• Legal Perspective in Winona Ryder Trial
• Pumpkin Carving
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Battling Breast Cancer
• Sniper Suspects Update
• Mondale Back on Campaign Trail
• Police Investigating Shooting Death of Jam Master Jay
• Children Killed in Italian Earthquake
• Women Rule in Election 2002
• Master Carver Eyes Halloween Pumpkins

October 30, 2002

• Winona Could Face 3 Years if Convicted
• Book Looks at Love of First Couple
• Cash Instead of Candy
• Sniper Suspects, Latest Developments
• Replacing Wellstone
• Races for Governor
• Interview With Vietnam Rescuer
• Best Haunted Places in America

October 29, 2002

• A Look at 'Asthma Hotspots'
• Interview with Peter Goelz
• Screen Screams
• Sniper Suspects, Federal Charges
• University of Arizona Mourns
• America Votes: Senate Races
• Separated Twins Update: Doctors' Interview

October 28, 2002

• American Shot, Killed Outside Home in Jordan
• Interview with Kelly Ripa
• President Bush Keeping Pressure on U.N.
• Talk with Principal of Tasker Middle School
• Sniper Suspects: Close Encounters

October 25, 2002

• Alabama Authorities Announce Plans to File Capital Murder Charges
• In Moscow, Chechen Rebels Release Eight Children
• For First Time in Weeks, Residents in D.C. Area Going About Daily Activities Without Fear
• In Sniper Case, Devil is Now in Details
• Talk with Witness to Shooting in Montgomery, Alabama.
• Talk with Former FBI Profiler John Douglas
• Death Penalty Among Issues for Sniper Prosecutors
• U.S. Formally Put Version of New Resolution on Iraq Before Security Council
• Terrifying Ordeal for Hundreds Inside Moscow Theater

October 23, 2002

• How Should Parents Handle Discussion with Children About Sniper Attacks?
• Tracing the Path of the Sniper
• Sniper Attacks Disrupt Day-to-Day Life
• Sniper Attacks Make Headlines Around the World
• Sources: Sniper Seeking $10 Million
• Keeping Children Safe
• Interview With Don Clark
• Getting in, Getting Out
• Most World Internet Servers Downed Monday
• Diner Customers Discuss Sniper
• What to Tell Kids About Sniper
• Sniper on Loose: Message From Killer?
• Sniper On Loose: Talking to Sniper

October 18, 2002

• Interview with Kendall Coffey
• Friday: Day D.C. Shooter Usually Hits
• Hostages at School in Southwestern Germany
• Interview with Reggie Jackson
• Police Scour Grounds in Falls Church
• Atlantis Touches Down
• Interview with Janice Min
• Vatican Informs Bishops U.S. Church Plan for Dealing with Sex Abuse Confusing, Ambiguous
• Florida Woman Dying of Mad Cow
• No D.C. Sniper Intimidation

October 17, 2002

• American Hero: Interview With Wayne Alzraki
• White House: North Korea Acknowledges Secret Nuclear Weapons Program
• Noelle Bush Goes to Jail
• Columnist Discusses Real Estate Investing
• Look Inside Missile Alert Facility in Montana
• Saddam Hussein's Palaces May Harbor Weapons
• Sniper on the Loose: Talk with Judy Madden
• North Korea Secret Nukes
• Military's Role in Sniper Investigation
• Montana Missiles: 'Ace in Hole'

October 16, 2002

• One of Few Public Clues in Sniper Shootings Could Involve Michaels Craft Stores
• Look at Kurdish Minority in Iraq
• Sniper on the Loose: How Trained is the Sniper?
• Gun Control, Rights Advocates Join Forces
• Investigators Getting More Info on Sniper
• Talk to Gun Shop Owner in Kensington, Maryland
• President to Sign Congressional Resolution on Iraq
• Iraq's Referendum Meant To Send Strong Message to U.S.
• Pentagon Approves Military Surveillance Planes in Sniper Hunt
• President Bush Signs Resolution
• Sniper on the Loose: Police Draw Upon Eyewitness Accounts
• Baghdad Accuses Bush Administration of Seeking Blank Check to Invade Iraq

October 15, 2002

• Real Estate Expert Gives Mortgage Tips
• Talk with Ed Smart
• Discussion with Kenneth Pollack
• Look at Fear Factor in D.C. Area
• Al Qaeda Link to Indonesia Bombings?
• Sniper on Loose: Searching for Killer
• Scenes from Falls Church Shooting

October 14, 2002

• Quiet Weekend Making Way for Disquieting Work Week
• 'Sopranos' Snubbed
• Interview with Casey Jordan
• Ira Einhorn to Take Stand
• Officials Suspect Weekend Bombings in Bali May be Work of Al Qaeda
• Princess Diana's Butler on Trial
• Al Jazeera Says It's Received Signed Copy From Bin Laden Praising Attacks on Marines

October 11, 2002

• Police Link Manassas Killing to Sniper
• Administration Continues Push for Hussein Resolution

October 10, 2002

• Man Shot, Killed by Single Shot in Manassas, Virginia
• Breaking the Stigma of Mental Illness
• Both Houses Expected to Pass Resolution
• Local Reporter Discusses Public Reaction to Sniper
• No License Plate Number Noticed on Van
• Iraq's Prime Minister Insists They Have No Weapons of Mass Destruction
• Various Agencies Coordinating in Hunt for Sniper
• A Long Walk
• Did Sniper Attack Again?
• Einhorn's 25-Year Murder Mystery
• Senate Debates Iraq
• 'Paging Dr. Gupta': Interview With Dr. Philip Ninan
• Watching Your Speed

October 09, 2002

• Intelligence Officials Studying Audiotape Purporting to be Interview with Bin laden's Top Lieutenant
• Female Serial Killer Executed in Florida
• Twin Peaks and Valleys
• Interview with Howard Kurtz
• Robert Blake Goes Back to Court Today
• Pentagon Marine Attack Linked to Al Qaeda
• Police Comb Woods After Possible Sighting
• Hooking Up
• Blake to Be Given Bail Hearing
• Tough Guy's Soft Side
• Hope for Multiple Sclerosis
• Police Received Phone Call about Man in Woods

October 08, 2002

• Schoolkids Back in Class in Washington Area
• Bush's Iraq Speech Elicits Criticism, Support
• Clint Van Zandt: Shooter Likely to Strike Again
• Iraq Blasts Bush's Speech
• Authorities Processing Leads in Sniper Case
• Decision Expected in Case of Six Men in Buffalo Area
• Will Americans Respond to Bush Message?
• Will Inspectors be Allowed Access to Presidential Sites?
• Freeh Takes Hot Seat Before Panel
• Look at Guide for Picking Up Women
• Congress Holds Hearing on Ephedra
• Model Discusses Plus-size Fashion Doll

October 04, 2002

• Blix to Meet White House Officials
• John Walker Lindh Due in Court to Enter Guilty Plea
• Maryland Police Hunt Killer
• Kurdish Groups Meet
• Talk With Forensic Anthropologist
• Post-Lili, Louisiana in Shambles
• Interview with Peter Max
• 'Red Dragon' Opens
• Interview with Melina Kanakaredes

October 03, 2002

• Look at Science Behind Hurricanes
• Lili Brings Rain, Winds to Coastal Areas
• Inside Saudi Royal Family
• Interview with Max Mayfield
• Congress Moves Toward Vote for Bush's Iraq Policy
• Lili Downgraded, But Still has Punch
• Senate Expected to Begin Debate on Possible Military Action Against Iraq
• Lili Makes Landfall

October 02, 2002

• Enron's Fastow Turns Himself In
• New Jersey Ballot Goes to Court
• Skull Found
• House Leaders, White House Agree on Resolution Language
• Milwaukee Beating
• Breast Exam Debate
• Hurricane Lili Could Bring Massive Storm Surge
• Interview with Jamie Foxx

October 01, 2002

• Still No Known Motive in Bus Attack
• Interview with Max Hillier
• Spy Arrest
• Iraqis, Inspectors Back at Table Today
• AOL Amber Alert
• Weapons Inspectors Finalize Talks With Iraqis in Vienna
• Cargo Hold
• Interview with Max Mayfield
• Bring in Da Tap
• Who Will Fill Torricelli's Shoes: Bruce Springsteen?

September 30, 2002

• Ira Einhorn Trial
• Standstill on the Docks
• Interview with Judy Blume
• U.N. Weapons Inspectors Could Soon Return to Iraq
• Lili Termed a Hurricane
• Murder Trial Begins for Ira Einhorn
• America West Pilots Expected in Court Today
• Expanding the Legacy
• Inside Saudi Arabia: Friend or Foe?

September 26, 2002

• Heart of a Champion
• Interview with Dr. Stephen Hinshaw
• President Bush, Lawmakers Met This Morning
• Allied Planes Hit Radar at Iraqi Airport
• First Ivory Coast Evacuees Leave
• Isidore Hits Southern States
• President Bush Hosting Bipartisan Gathering of Lawmakers at White House
• Tropical Storm Isidore Washes over Gulf Coast
• Link Between al Qaeda and Iraq
• Interview with Dr. David Harvey
• Democrats and Republicans War of Words

September 25, 2002

• Rumsfeld Puts Allies 'On Notice'
• Love and Luck
• U.S. Troops in Djibouti Shrouded in Secrecy
• Interview with Brandon Lofton
• Isidore Approaching Gulf Coast
• Showdown: Iraq; Senate Armed Services Committee Holds Hearing
• Kids in the Crossfire
• Interview with Ray Nagin
• Rescue at Sea: Alone and Adrift
• Resolution Wording
• Bracing for Isidore
• Blaze Near Los Angeles Threatens Homes
• Separating Boys, Girls in Public Classroom
• Latest News on Hurricane Isidore
• Eyeing Isidore; Interview With Max Mayfield
• Daschle Blasts Bush

September 24, 2002

• Isidore's Approach
• 09/11 Intelligence Hearing
• Iraq Responds to Blair Speech, Dossier
• U.S. Forces Called to Ivory Coast by U.S. Ambassador
• Reeve's Results
• U.S. Forces Land in Kuwait for Training
• Working Moms
• Alert Level Lowered from Orange to Yellow
• Russian Replaced as Miss Universe
• White House Praises British Resolve
• Look at 'Phoenix Memo' From FBI Agent
• Foreign Relations Committee Holds Closed-door Hearings
• Interview with Max Mayfield
• Iraq Blasts British Report as 'Baseless'
• Iraq May Use Mobile Weapons Labs
• Blair, Bush Push for UN Action on Iraq
• White House: Dossier Offers 'Compelling Evidence' on Iraq
• Hurricane Warnings Issued for Gulf Coast
• Interview With British Foreign Secretary
• Lawmakers Look at Phoenix Memo, Moussaoui Case

September 23, 2002

• Bush in Trenton, New Jersey, Heading Up Fund-Raiser
• Israeli Forces Effectively Turn Arafat's Compound into Prison
• Max Mayfield Discusses Hurricane Isidore
• CDC Releases Guide to Possible Smallpox Vaccinations
• Interview With Andy Garcia
• Toogood to Be Arraigned Today
• Mother Caught on Tape Expected to Plead 'Not Guilty'
• Bush Speaks Against Hussein while Stumping in New Jersey
• Another Bailout for Airlines?
• In the Eye of Isidore
• Videotaped Mom Faces Child Abuse Arraignment
• Federal Plans being Assembled in Case of Smallpox Outbreak
• Probing the Eye of a Hurricane
• Buffalo Has String of 'Calamities'
• Talk With Art Buchwald
• Creeping Menace
• Mom to Plead Not Guilty to Child Felony Battery
• Iraq Debate on Capitol Hill
• Terror By Smallpox; Vaccination Plans
• Interfaith Listening
• Jewish Victim's Kidney Donated to Palestinian Girl
• Adelphia Execs Indicted on Conspiracy Fraud Charges

September 20, 2002

• Potential Terror Plot Exposed
• About Four Hours From Now, Hearing Resumes in Buffalo
• Interview with Yolanda Janczewski
• Caught on Tape
• Hurricane Isidore Turning Into Major Weather Event
• Monterey Jazz Festival Kicks Off
• Clint Eastwood Huge Supporter of Monterey Jazz Festival
• Damon Wayans Discusses Hit Show "My Wife and Kids"
• Bush Negotiates with Russian Ministers
• Did U.S. Help Create Saddam Hussein?
• Israeli Forces Destroy Most of Arafat's Compound
• Ride of His Life
• Hurricane Isidore: Sustained Winds Now Clocked at 105 MPH
• Police Looking for Child Abuse Suspect
• U.S. Sudanese Pilot May Have Plotted Attacks
• Abusive Mother's Family Not Cooperating with Police
• FBI, CIA Officials Testify on Capitol Hill
• Hurricane Isidore Striking Cuba
• Emmy Predictions
• Monterey Jazz Festival: The Men Behind the Music
• Highest Military Alert Issued Overseas
• Services in New York Nears End
• 9/11 Heroes: Joe Pfeifer
• FBI, CIA Agents Testify at Terrorism Hearing
• Buffalo Terror Suspects Seek Bail
• President Bush Meets with Top Russian Officials
• Interview with Olivia Bosch

September 19, 2002

• Suicide Bombing in Tel Aviv
• Congressional Inquiry Tells of Terror Warnings
• Sports Drinks Not Usually Necessary
• Lawyers for GE's Welches in Court Over Alimony
• Middle East Has Eyes on Palestinians, U.S., Iraq
• Latin Grammy Celebration Shatters Language Barrier
• Draft Iraq Resolution Released
• Congress Returns to 9/11 Investigation
• Bond Hearing Resumes Today For Buffalo Suspects
• 9/11: What Went Wrong
• In New York, Six Suspected Members of Terror Cell Could Go Free
• Interview with Dr. Walter Thompson
• Interview with Vern Yip
• Singapore Says Terror Suspects Tied to al Qaeda
• Men Accused of New York Terror Cell Get Defense
• Interview with Julianne Malveaux, Armstrong Williams

September 18, 2002

• Intelligence Community Report Released
• Bush Met with Congressional Leaders Over Breakfast
• U.S. Forces Massing in Djibouti
• Americans Split on Iraq Invasion
• U.S. Seeks New U.N. Resolution on Iraq
• Congress Reviews Pre-9/11 Intelligence
• Policy Protest
• Vaccine Shortfall May Leave Some Children at Risk
• Investigators Continue Buffalo Terror Probe
• U.S. to Push for U.N. Resolution on Iraq
• Congress Investigates Pre-9/11 Intelligence

September 17, 2002

• Interview With Megan Mullally
• Bush Remains Skeptical About Iraq
• Westerfield Jury Does Sudden About Face
• Morality and the Mob
• Arrested Al Qaeda Militant May be Pearl Killer
• White House Skeptical of Iraqi Offer
• Short on Shots
• Westerfield Formal Sentencing in November
• Feds Pump Arrestees for al Qaeda Info
• A History Lesson
• Glover Takes Up Welfare Cause
• Weapons Inspectors Ready to Return to Iraq
• Terror Investigation Continues in Buffalo
• Interview with Toni Blake
• Santa Cruz City Hall to Protest Pot Raid
• Iraq Invites U.N. Sleuths Without Conditions
• Interview with Brian Jenkins; Intelligence to Be Released Tomorrow

September 16, 2002

• N.Y. Authorities Arrest Six Suspected of Having Ties to Al Qaeda
• Saudis Say U.S. May Use Bases Under U.N. Authority
• Blind Runner Achieves Success: Step By Step
• Interview with Linda Jeter
• In Upstate New York, Authorities Shatter Alleged Terror Cell
• Deliberations Continue in Westerfield Trial
• Key Al Qaeda Operative Says Southeast Asia Hotbed of Terrorist Activity
• 'Forbes' Reporter Discusses List of Wealthiest Americans
• Pakistani Officials Turn Suspect Over to U.S.
• Look at Possible New Afghan Resistance Leader
• U.S. Authorities Have Taken Custody of Ramzi Binalshibh
• Suspected Terror Cell Busted in Buffalo
• Bush Administration Rallying Support on Iraq
• Prince Harry To Take up His Mother's Torch

September 13, 2002

• Bush Back in D.C. Following Africa Talks
• Hearing Postponed in Noelle Bush Drug Case
• Protesters March at DOJ; Interview with Frank Newport

September 12, 2002

• Ceremony Held at Arlington for 9/11 Pentagon Victims
• Bush Makes Case Against Hussein to UN
• Bush Tells World Leaders and Delegates Saddam Hussein Poses a Threat
• Interview with Charles Duelfer
• World Reaction to Bush Speech; Interview with Azizah Al-Hibri
• Bush Makes Clear How to Avoid War With Iraq
• Doubts Among Afghans
• Pentagon Victims Honored at Arlington Ceremony
• Reno Has Not Yet Conceded
• Bin Laden's Lieutenant Accused of Being Major Planner of 09/11 Attacks

September 10, 2002

• Noelle Bush Investigated
• Christopher Reeve Regains Some Movement in Fingers
• Homeland Security Makes Progress, Has Problems
• Reeve's Recovery
• Interview with Bruce Hoffman
• Pastor Discusses Book 'Where Was God on September 11?'
• Widow of New York Firefighter Discusses Work Helping Others
• Interview with Rosalynn Carter
• San Diego Jury Deciding Punishment for David Westerfield Begins Fifth Day
• Interview With Actor Heath Ledger
• Professor Discusses Muslim Extremism

September 09, 2002

• Remembering 09/11: Look at Collapse of Two Towers
• Interview with Howard Chua-Eoan
• U.S., Philippines Trying to Uncover Embassy Bomb Plot
• Discussion With Authors of 'Women at Ground Zero'
• Bush Tries to Enlist Canadian Help
• British Think Tank Releases Report on Iraq's Weapons
• Arafat's Address
• Westerfield Jury Resumes Deliberations
• 09/11 Security
• Jurors Back at Work in Westerfield Trial
• Saddam and the Bomb
• Arafat Speaks Before Council
• Day Four of Deliberations in Penalty Phase of Westerfield Trial
• Interview with James Glanz
• Bush Meets with Chretien
• Interview With Scott Ritter
• Universal Studio's Kongfrontation on Final Ride

September 06, 2002

• Congress Convenes in NYC Next Hour
• Jury About to Begin Deliberations in Case of Two Youngsters Accused of Killing Dad
• Interview With Majority Leader Tom Dacshle
• Gavel Drops at Top of Hour When Congress Convenes at New York's Federal Hall
• Interview with Dr. Nadine Kaslow
• Bloodshed in Afghanistan
• Building the Case Against Saddam
• Congress Holds Special Session in New York
• Interview with Jerrold Nadler
• National Plan for Cybersecurity
• Jury Handed Case of Two Boys Charged With Beating Father to Death
• ID Cards Get Smarter
• How Should Afghan Government Solidify Control?
• A Win for Wildlife
• Congress Convenes in New York
• Trial of Boys Accused of Beating Father to Death in Jury
• Martha Stewart Probe
• Airlines Get Tough
• Bonds Away
• Bush Drumming Support with Allies

September 05, 2002

• Arab League Declares Unity Against Attack
• One Murder, Two Trials
• Helping Kids Cope
• Olympic Massacre
• 62 Percent of Americans Do Not Support War
• Interview With Secretary-General of Arab League
• Iraq Would Embrace Weapons Inspectors
• Brothers on Trial
• Life or Death?
• One King Brother Rests Case
• Jury Deliberations Resume in Westerfield Trial
• Assassination Against Afghan President Averted
• Congressional Debate Heating Up over Iraq
• White House Reverses Decisions on Cockpit Guns
• Chicago's Uptown Theater to See Heavy Renovations
• Interview with Heather Kahn

September 04, 2002

• Rock, Roll & Wrinkles
• Bush Begins Campaign Aimed at Rallying World Around U.S. Policy of Regime Change in Iraq
• Westerfield Jury May Begin Penalty Deliberations Today
• California Burning
• Smallpox Terror Decision Due
• President Meeting With Congressional Leaders on Iraq
• Former Investigator Discusses Hunt for Baton Rouge Serial Killer
• Keiko Swims From Iceland to Norway
• Interview With "Reading Rainbow" Host Levar Burton
• Interview with Deborah Gibson
• WorldCom Execs Arraigned Today
• Searching for a Killer
• Attacking Spam
• Bush to Seek Congressional Support
• Teen Brothers on Trial for Killing Father
• CDC Now Tracking 60 Blood Donors for Possible West Nile
• Survivors Discuss Pentagon Attack
• Interview with Doug Laird
• Afghans Still Waiting for Aid

September 03, 2002

• Group of Senators Proposing Amber Alert System be Implemented Nationwide
• Space Training Halted for Bass
• Hoop Dreams Versus Reality
• Ladysmith Begins Cleanup
• Hunt for Osama
• Contestant Pool on 'American Idol' Dwindles to Two
• Sentencing Resumes for Van Dam's Killer
• McDonald's to Change to Healthier Oil
• Homesick 8-year-old Runs Away in Truck
• Interview with Dean Meyer
• Idol Worship
• Oakland A's Tie Record for Consecutive Wins
• Congress Back in Session
• Open Up and Say AHHH!
• Van Dam Killer's Trial in Penalty Phase
• Westerfield Penalty Phase Resumes
• Search for Meaning
• McDonald's to Use Healthier Oil for Fries
• Interview with Helen Whitney, Part II

September 02, 2002

• Interview with Rachel Nichols
• No Support from Pakistan in Conflict Against Iraq
• South Korea Recovering from Typhoon Rusa
• Can Organ and Blood Donors Transmit West Nile Virus?
• School Daze: Handling that Transition
• Interview with John Challenger
• Wildfire Burns in Angeles National Forest
• New Catholic Cathedral Opens Today
• Pakistan Won't Aid U.S. In Attack Against Iraq
• CDC Probes West Nile Organ Link
• Interview with Marc Siegel
• Interview with Mitch Morrison
• CDC Investigating Possible West Nile Spread Through Transplants
• Pakistan Will Not Support Action Against Iraq
• Administration Feels International Debate Premature
• Cathedral Dedication Ceremony Gets Underway
• Interview with Ed Gilliland
• 'TIME' Photographer Discusses 9/11 Book
• Gay Men Discuss 'New York Times' Announcement of Civil Union

August 30, 2002

• On the Big Screen
• Anthrax Investigation Returns to Florida
• Fans Await Possible Baseball Strike
• Baseball Players Arrive for New Season
• Dissent Within Bush Administration over Military Action Against Iraq Reaches Top
• With First Game Hours Away, Baseball Talking Strike
• Wing Fling
• FBI Reenters Site of First Anthrax Fatality
• Diana's Crash Five Years Past

August 29, 2002

• Kendall Coffey Discusses Skakel Sentencing
• E-Z Shop
• Learning Disabilities
• Look at MTV Video Music Awards
• In the Strike Zone
• Interview with Ellen Fein, Sherrie Schneider
• Kennedy Cousin Sentencing
• Cases of Kidnapped, Missing Children Dominate Headlines
• Interview with Dr. Sheldon Horowitz
• Doctors Answer Viewer E-mail About Learning Disabilities
• Safety in the Skies?
• Interview with Nia Vardalos
• Attorney Discusses Skakel Sentencing
• Baseball Hits Bottom of the Ninth
• AAA: Americans Getting Back to Flying
• Interview with Bob Grimes
• Sony Rolls Out Internet Adapter for PlayStation
• Today's Baseball Games Get Underway
• Americans Willing to Pay More for Aviation Security

August 28, 2002

• Westerfield Trial Into Penalty Phase
• Search for a Superstar
• Judge May Lean Towards Heavier Sentence in Skakel Trial
• Iran Not Taking Kindly to U.S. Intelligence Report Claiming Al Qaeda There
• Tyra Banks Discusses Camp
• New Child Safety Seat System to Save Lives
• California Authorities Still Have No Motive in Abduction of 9- Year-Old Boy
• Skakel in Court
• Interview with Ilyce Glink
• Defense Attorney Discusses Skakel Sentencing
• Defense Attorney Robert Grimes Discusses Westerfield Sentencing
• Skakel Sentencing Hearing Under Way
• 'Faces of Ground Zero': Katrina Marino

August 27, 2002

• Advance Team Enters AMI Building
• Oregon City Prosecutor Expected to File Charges Against Weaver Soon
• Detroit Prisoner Exonerated by DNA
• More Benefits to Morning Coffee Than Just Getting You Up
• Oregon City Grieves
• Officials Believed Hijacking Was Under Way on Plane
• Cheating 101
• Yosemite Killer Convicted
• Bully Pulpit
• FBI to Use New Techniques in AMI Building
• Weaver Family Has History of Brutal Killings
• Police Will Leave up Security Fence Memorial to Slain Oregon Girls
• U.S. Testing Russian-Made Substance to Kill Anthrax
• Look at Soft Drinks, Student Health
• How Safe is Your Old Microwave?
• Bush Meets with Saudi Ambassador
• Mail, Telemarketing Fraud Costs Americans $40 Billion Annually
• Feminist Discusses Glass Ceiling in Media
• Photographer Encourages Reading through Digitally Enhanced Books
• Student, College President Discuss Program to Bring Afghan Students to U.S. to Study
• President Bush Meets With Saudi Prince
• Reporter Discusses Bigamy Conviction
• School Soda Ban
• Bush, Saudi Prince to Talk
• Two Oregon Girls' Remains Identified
• Officials to Enter Attacked AMI Building
• Fed Airport Screeners on Job
• L.A. Schools May Ban Soda

August 26, 2002

• Site of Fatal Anthrax Infection Back Under Microscope
• Autopsy Could Confirm Second Body as Ashley Pond
• Anthrax Probe Has Led FBI Back to American Media Building
• President Bush Getting More Advice on Wisdom of Attacking Iraq
• Major League Baseball Days Away From Strike Deadline
• Time to Gear Up For Fall Movies
• Bush's Legal Aides Say Congressional Approval Not Necessary
• Interview with Col. James Huggins
• In Afghanistan, U.S. Troops Reporting Mixed Success From Biggest Operation in Five Months
• Search Continues in Site Where Missing Oregon Girl's Body Was Found
• Attempt to Separate Conjoined Twins on Hold Until Father Arrives
• Baseball Players, Team Owners Still Meeting
• Interview with Madeleine Nash
• Remains Found Could Be of Second Missing Oregon Teenager
• FBI to Resume Anthrax Investigation in Florida
• Accused Biomedical Expert Accuses FBI of Unethical Procedures in Investigation.
• Reporter Discusses Innocent Man Freed After 17 Years in Prison
• Second Set of Human Remains in Oregon May Be Missing Teenager
• Woman Held for Carrying Loaded Gun Onto Commuter Flight
• President Considering Military Options in Iraq

August 23, 2002

• Terror on Tape: Closer Look at What's on the Tapes in Total
• Hundreds of Protesters Outside Hotel Where Mr. Bush Attended Fund-Raiser
• Police Tensions in Minneapolis
• In Florida, Huge Grasshoppers Causing Lot of Concern
• Widow Discusses Husband's Suicide After Taking Anti-malaria Drug
• Look at Movie 'Simone'
• Almost One Million Workers Try to Stem Flooding in China
• 10 Years Ago, Hurricane Andrew Roared Toward South Florida Shore
• Terror Tapes Received through Afghan Contact
• Interview With Julie Foudy
• Interview with Cyndi Barrington
• Terrorism Experts Say Collection of Al Qaeda Tapes Show Group's Global Reach
• CNN Reporters Answer Viewer E-mails About al Qaeda Videos
• Between Now and Tomorrow, Bush Will See an Awful Lot of California
• Dongting Lake Threatens to Burst Levees
• A Hit Show Takes a Hit
• Look at Video Game Football
• West Nile Confirmed in 37 States
• Getting the Message
• Girl Groups Get Stamp of Approval
• Bush Raises Money for Simon in California
• Totem Tribute
• 'People' Film Reviewer: Weekend Picks
• Tapes Show al Qaeda's Media Savvy
• Ten Years Have Passed Since Hurricane Andrew
• Chinese Officials Bracing for More Evacuations

August 22, 2002

• Westerfield Jurors to Enter Penalty Phase Next Week
• Possible West Nile Case in Georgia
• Sen. Hutchison: Amber Alert Should Go Nationwide
• Mary Lou Retton Taking on New Challenge
• Dame Judi Drenched
• Tape Shows Portable Terror
• Interview with Toni Blake
• Lee Ann Womack is Country Music's Association's Female Vocalist of the Year
• Where is West Nile Virus?
• Interview with Dr. Ronald Klatz
• Mazen Al-Najjar Deported
• In Nation's Capital, Dozens of Black Farmers Rallying in Washington
• Chinese Fight Lake Floodwaters
• California Has Tremendous Death Row Backlog
• Discussion With Consultant for U.S. Government on Terror Tactics And Bomb Making
• Gruesome Discovery on Remote Southern Island in Western Philippines
• West Nile Virus Worsens Still
• Common Sense Makes Big Difference in How You Age
• Interview with James Loy
• Behind the Curve
• Interview with Scott Adams

August 21, 2002

• Interview with Maj. Stephen Langford
• Al Qaeda Was Training for Urban Combat
• West Nile Virus to Worsen by Month's End
• Former Enron Executive Agrees to Plead Guilty
• Bush Meets With Top Brass to Discuss Military Spending
• Grief, Shock Over Murders of Holly Wells, Jessica Chapman Turns to Anger
• Kopper's Sentence Depends on His Usefulness to Authorities
• More on Training Tapes and What They Reveal
• Analysis of Al Qaeda Training Tapes
• In Miami, Florida, Officials Find What May be Achilles Heel of Homeland Security
• Summer Camp Caters to Children of 9/11 Victims

August 20, 2002

• White House Reaction to Terror Tapes
• Media Examines Terror Tapes
• In Atlanta, Two Liberal African-American Women Locked in Desperately Close Race
• Interview with Douglas Easterbrook
• Tape Offers Inside View of Terror Network
• Leads Scarce in Virginia Girl's Whereabouts
• U.S. Planned, Called Off Attack on Iraqi Weapons Site
• Police Quiet About Evidence Inside Short Home
• Infant Ripped From Carriage, Killed by Black Bear
• In Texas, 70 Exposed to Unknown White Powder
• 'Princeton Review' Editor Discusses Best Schools
• Look at Bin Laden and His Forces
• Ring Tones Can Express Personality
• Bin Laden Rallies Followers in Videos
• West Nile Researchers Uncover Flawed Gene in Mice
• Martha Stewart Faces Document Deadline
• U.S. Aborts Plot Against Iraqi Weapons Site
• NEA Web Site Debate

August 19, 2002

• Terror on Tape: Some Information on Tapes Government Already Knew
• Virginia Kidnapping Case Still Baffling Investigators
• In Europe, Surging Rivers Leave Trail of Death and Destruction
• New York Releases Report on Response to 9/11 Attacks
• Fears Serial Killer on Loose in Baton Rouge Area
• Frustrating Search For Jennifer Short Takes Police to Pond Near Virginia Home
• In Germany, Soldiers, Civilians, Emergency Crews Frantically Trying to Keep Out Waters
• Bush to Hold Meeting on Defense
• Can They Keep Players on the Field?
• "Terror on Tape": Chemical Tests
• Pope Wraps Up Four-Day Visit to Poland
• New York's Mayor to Hold News Conference
• Serial Killer May be Near LSU Campus
• International Effort to Fix a Broken Heart
• Caution on Campus
• In Danielle Van Dam Case, Jurors Have Been at It For Over a Week
• Analyzing al Qaeda's Chemical Tests
• In Germany, Government Announces It's Delaying Planned Tax Cut to Help Cover Damage Caused by Floods
• Al Qaeda Tapes Show Chemical Testing
• White House Official Calls Tapes 'Visual Confirmation'
• Study finds Room for Improvement in NYPD, FDNY
• Feds to Search Counterterrorism Training School Today
• Affidavit: Guns Found in Virginia Couple's Home

August 16, 2002

• Massive Search Fanning Out Across Virginia For Missing 9-Year- Old
• Charles 'Andy' Williams Gets 50 Years
• Interview with Peter Guralnick
• Tiger Woods Could Nail Third Major of Season
• Talk With Man Who Met Elvis at Nixon White House
• Interview with Rick Schmidlin
• Authorities Continue to Search for Clues in Virginia Abduction
• Eastern German City of Dresden Under Siege by Floodwaters
• Colorado Animals Test Positive for West Nile
• Pope John Paul II Due to Land in Beloved Homeland of Poland
• Interview with Bob Grimes
• Baseball Talks Strike Deadline
• West Nile Virus Expanding Its Reach
• Water Level Hit All-Time High in Dresden, Germany
• Commemorating 25th Anniversary of Elvis' Death at Graceland
• Cosmetic Surgery Soars Among Retirees
• Pope Arrives in Native Poland
• Nationwide Search For 9-Year-Old Virginia Girl
• Graceland Hosts Candlelight Vigil
• West Nile Worsens
• Ephedra, Metabolife at Center of Criminal Investigation
• Justice Department Looks at Metabolife
• Rape Suspect Allegedly Knows What Happened to Two Oregon Girls
• MLB: A Called Strike?
• Dresden's Record Flood Yet to Peak
• Rain Fails to Dampen Elvis Vigil
• Interview with Robert Gordon

August 15, 2002

• Trafficant's Ohio Constituents Give Unusual Show of Support
• Texas Kidnapper Likely Trying to Fill Need
• Patient Left on Operating Table Speaking Out
• Floodwaters in Dresden, Germany Continue to Rise
• Look Back at Elvis Through His Pictures
• Shoe Designer, Celebrities Teaming Up to Raise Money for Breast Cancer Research
• Interview with Dr. David Borenstein
• In Europe, Record Flooding Forces Largest Evacuation Since WWII
• Former Atlanta Area Sheriff to be Sentenced Today
• Former Texas Prison Guard Arraigned on Charges She Snatched Month-Old Girl
• Dresden In Line of Flood Wave
• Accused Texas Baby Snatcher Arraigned
• Police: Motive 'Hazy' in Girl's Kidnapping
• Former Sheriff to be Sentenced
• Interview with Alfredo Azula
• FDA Approves New Antidepressant Drug
• Dresden Fearing Flood Peak
• Baby Snatcher Arraigned

August 14, 2002

• Government Taking Closer Look at Hormone Replacement Therapy
• Interview with Todd Morgan
• In Zimbabwe, Battle Over Land Heating Up
• Talk With Dennis Quaid
• Interview With Christina Christian
• Pentagon Considering Sending Inspectors to Iraq to Investigate Fate of Missing Pilot
• Still No Motive Behind Cortez Abduction
• Interview with Karen Wilkison
• FBI Hitting Streets Around Princeton, New Jersey With Photo in Anthrax Investigation
• Missing Girl Found, But Case Not Closed
• Florida's Child Welfare Chief Out
• European Floods Force Prague to Face Toughest Day in Centuries
• Interview with Joann Donnellan
• Interview with Jeannie Schulz
• Woman Arrested as L.A. Girl Found
• Florida Child Welfare Chief Quits
• Florida's Child Welfare Head Resigns
• Drenched Prague Fears Surge
• How Does Media Decide Which Child Abduction Cases to Cover?
• Worst Flood in 200 Years Ravaging Prague
• IBM Announces Layoffs
• Flood Heavily Damages Historic Prague
• Flood Waters Threaten Historic Dresden
• Interview With Bob Stuber
• Motive Unclear in California Abduction
• Photo Worth A Thousand Words?

August 13, 2002

• Bush Arrives at Forum; Interview with Ron Brownstein
• Police Continue to Search Lake for Little Girl
• Diocese of San Jose Working to Restore Faith in Church
• European Floods Kill 76
• Bush Bringing Together Blue-Chip Execs, Blue-Collar Joes For Talk About Economy
• Nicolas Cage, Lisa Marie Presley Marry in Supersecret Ceremony
• 'Brown Cloud' Taking Huge Toll on Human Health in Asia
• India Arie Discusses Work
• President Bush in Texas at Economic Forum
• Prague Dealing With Massive Flooding
• If U.S. Moves Against Saddam Hussein, It'll Find Eager Allies Among Kurds
• California Sounds Amber Alert for 4-year-old Girl
• Beer No Better for Health than Other Drinks
• Columnists Debate Bush Economic Forum
• Bumpy Week For Commercial Airlines

August 12, 2002

• Golden Gate to Come Off Alert; Interview with Mary Currie
• Major League Baseball's Players Likely Setting New Strike Date
• U.S. Airways Files for Bankruptcy
• Interview with Renny Roker
• Officials Plan to Reduce State of Alert at Golden Gate Bridge Today
• MLB Could be Heading Into Strike Zone
• Interview with Bill Faria, Josh Kampf
• Elvis Fans Flocking to Memphis
• Jurors Back Deliberating Case Against David Westerfield
• Baseball Players' Union Likely to Set Strike Date
• Fertility Clinic in Kentucky Just Months Away From Cloning Human Baby
• Air Traffic Controllers' Tales of 9/11
• U.S. Allies Square Off in Afghanistan
• Looming Threat of Baseball Strike
• Bush to Host Forum Tomorrow
• Air Traffic Controllers Talk About 9/11
• Great Deal of Talk About Role of Special Forces in Hunt For Al Qaeda Leaders
• Iraq Gives Reporters Tour of Factory
• President Planning Economic Summit in Texas
• Interview with Peter Newcomb
• Reporter Discusses Baseball Strike

August 09, 2002

• Financial Disaster at WorldCom at Least Twice as Bad as Previously Reported
• Westerfield Jurors Go Back to Deliberations
• Surgeon in Massachusetts Accused of Checking Out Hospital in Middle of Surgery
• Surgeon Suspended for Cashing Check During Surgery
• Samuel L. Jackson Teams Up With Vin Diesel in Action Thriller 'XXX'
• West Nile Virus Worse Than Ever
• International Child Pornography Ring Broken Up
• Jury in van Dam Murder Trial Continues Deliberations
• Interview With 'Signs' Director M. Night Shyamalan
• Customs Announces Breakup of Child-Molesting and Pornography Ring
• Interview With Tom Clancy
• Jury Deciding Westerfield's Fate
• Avila to be Arraigned Today
• Federal Government Beefing Up Aid to Fight West Nile Virus
• Some Amusement Parks Struggling to Attract Customers, Others Doing OK
• U.S., Afghan Officials Trying to Determine Whether Huge Explosion Accident or Act of Terror
• WorldCom to Restate Even More Earnings
• In Washington, Administration Officials Meeting With Iraqi Opposition Groups
• Scientific Evidence Crows Smarter Than Anyone Thought Possible
• Defense Attorney Discusses van Dam Murder Trial
• Not Guilty Plea on Part of Alejandro Avila
• State, Defense Depts. Host Iraqi Opposition Leaders
• Martha Stewart's Friend in Touch with Investigators

August 08, 2002

• Baseball Players Agree to be Tested for Illegal Steroid Use
• Jurors Resume Deliberations in Case That Could Redefine Legal Responsibility
• Medical Entomologist Discusses Mosquito Repellents
• Deliberations Expected to Begin Today in Trial of David Westerfield
• First of Kind Drunken Driving Case in Hands of New Jersey Jury Today
• Storm Experts Backpedaling on Forecast
• Doctors, Family Optimistic About Twins
• Administration Officials Meet With Palestinian Leaders
• Answers to Questions About Formerly Conjoined Twins
• Researcher Discusses Crop Circles
• In New Jersey, Jurors Back Deliberating Case That Could Redefine 'Legal Responsibility'
• Interview with Jerry Oppenheimer
• Jurors in San Diego Could Soon Begin Deliberating Fate of David Westerfield
• Look at What It's Like to Have West Nile Virus
• Israel Sweeps through Gaza for Arrests
• Microsoft Once Again Settles With Government
• America, Iraq Consider Talks, War
• For First Time Ever, MLBPA Players Agree to be Tested for Steroids
• Jurors Deliberate Case of Friend Who Let Friend Drive Drunk
• Prosecution Completes Rebuttal in Danielle Van Dam Case
• Interview with James Hughes
• 'At the Movies'
• White House Unconcerned by Iraqi Threats

August 07, 2002

• West Nile Claims Fifth Person; Interview with Cathy Schemp
• In Deadly Drunken-Driving Accident, Can Friend Be Held Responsible?
• Interview With Mariel Hemingway
• Twins Recovering from Hours of Surgery
• How Do You Make It in Music Business?
• Jury May Be Getting Case Today in Trial of David Westerfield
• Doctors Hoping Twins Will be Interacting by Tomorrow
• Mayor Discusses Fertilizer Shed Fire
• L.A. Twins Could Pave Way for Egyptian Conjoined Twins
• Closing Arguments Under Way in Trial of David Westerfield
• Attorney Making Animated Plea to Jury in Defense of David Westerfield
• Residents Take Precautions Against Mosquitoes
• Health Officials Warning This Could be Beginning of Nation's Worst Outbreak of West Nile Virus
• Health Official Discusses Chicagoland West Nile Affliction
• Questions Answered About West Nile Virus
• Interview with John Trager

August 06, 2002

• Closing Arguments Due in Van Dam Murder Trial
• Latest on Conjoined Twins Recovering From Surgery
• Interview with Dr. Michael Karpf
• Next Month, Nation to Stop to Remember 09-11
• Crime Reporter Discusses Baton Rouge Murders
• Bush to Begin Vacation
• Interview with Alonzo Washington
• Navy Dive Chief Discusses Raising of Monitor's Turret
• Twins Conjoined at Head Fine After Separation
• New York to Have Simple, Powerful Remembrance of 9/11
• Closing Arguments Expected to Begin in Van Dam Murder Trial
• Twin Girls Now in Separate Beds
• Mother of Girl in Pledge of Allegiance Battle Goes Against Dad
• N.Y. Officials Announce Plans to Mark First Anniversary of Terror Attacks
• High Level Meetings Held Between Palestinians, Israelis
• Bush Has Full Schedule Before Month Off
• Interview with John Hightower
• Conjoined Twins Were Developing as Normally as Possible
• Series of Hacking Attempts Launched Today
• New Self-motivation Exercise Unveiled: Fire Walking

August 05, 2002

• Court Hearing For Two America West Pilots Accused of Operating Aircraft Intoxicated
• In Chicago, Bond Hearing Scheduled For Seventh Man Charged in Fatal Mob Attack
• Interview with Ron Brownstein
• Talk With Author of 'Hip Hotels'
• Billie Jean King Discusses Women in Sports
• In Pennsylvania's Coal Country, Bush Doing a Little Mining
• Interview with Peter Greenberg
• Navy Divers Work to Raise USS Monitor
• Surgeons in L.A. Focus on Twin Baby Girls Born Joined at Top of Head
• Court May Make Example of Ex-Pilots
• No Bond For Six Defendants in Van Crash Beatings That Left Two Dead in Chicago
• Look at Thrills of Skydiving
• Interview with Andrew Kohut
• In Pennsylvania, President Continuing to Talk Up Economy
• Prosecutors Plan to Announce Today Whether They'll Seek Death Penalty Against Alejandro Avila
• U.N. Replies to Iraqi Letter
• Suicide Bomber Misfires
• Man Survives Vicious Cougar Attack
• Louisiana Health Secretary Discusses West Nile Outbreak

August 02, 2002

• FBI Agents Look at Former Researcher's Apartment
• Two Teenagers Rescued Who Were Kidnapped at Gunpoint
• In Southern California, Police Arrive in Nick of Time to Rescue Two Kidnapped Girls
• Kidnapped California Girls Safe
• Law Testifies in Open Court
• Despite Search Warrant, No Arrests in Sight in Anthrax Probe
• Two Fires Have Burned About 200,000 Acres
• Police Say Alert System Instrumental in Finding Kidnapped Girls
• Southwest Oregon Top Priority of Firefighters in Country
• Interview with Joann Donnellan
• Safety Report Says Equipment Used by Britain's Army Not Up to Standards
• Look at 'Beep-Ball'
• Rumsfeld Wants Tougher Approach to al Qaeda
• White House Says Iraq Policy Unchanged
• Former Weapons Inspector Discusses Iraqi Pledge for Access
• Blake Defense Has Tape of Phone Conversation
• Shuttle Fleet Expected to Fly Again in September
• Interview with Isaac Julien

August 01, 2002

• Five Americans Among Those Killed Yesterday in Mideast Attack
• President Bush Meeting With Jordan's King Abdullah
• Blazes in Southwestern Part of Oregon Designated Top Firefighting Priority
• Ticket Sales Down for Flights on 9/11
• Baton Rouge Police Hunt for Killer
• Bookings Down on 09/11
• Hebrew University Campus Remains Saturated With Grief and Shock
• Rumsfeld Wants New Plans for Overthrow of Saddam
• Baton Rouge Police Seek Serial Killer
• Baton Rouge Killer at Large
• Interview with Ann Scofield
• Police Search for Kidnapped Girls in California
• WorldCom Execs Released on Bail
• Study Reaffirms Benefit of Mammograms

July 31, 2002

• When Politicians Go to Prison
• Police in Chicago Trying to Sort Details of Grisly Scene
• Discussion of Possible U.S. Attack on Iraq
• Interview with Robert Wagner
• In Jerusalem, Explosion Tears Through Crowded Cafeteria at Hebrew University
• Team Chosen to Design Permanent Memorial to Princess Diana
• Indication Al Qaeda Changing Tactics Post-9/11
• AOL Time Warner under Justice Department Scrutiny
• Interview with Earl Christian, Nick Cewe
• In Louisiana, Hunt on For Serial Killer
• Twenty-Seven Major Wildfires Burning in Nine States
• 7 Killed in Jerusalem Attack
• In Louisiana, Police Hunt for Serial Killer
• Whales Perform Ritual in Sydney Harbor
• Hearings Examine Threat Saddam Poses; View From Streets of Iraq
• Palestinian Authority Condemning Bold Terrorist Attack at Hebrew University
• AOL Stock Down After Justice Opens Investigation
• Senate Rejects Prescription Drug Benefit for Medicare
• Delegation Returns to Cuba from Canada
• 'TV Guide' Tipping Hat to Cartoon Characters
• Debate Continues on Possible U.S. Attack on Iraq
• Hamas Claims Responsibility for Blast
• Bush Condemns Attacks, Vows to Focus on Peace

July 30, 2002

• Second Day in Row Pilot Whales Beach Themselves
• Interview With Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright
• Springsteen Holds Free Concert in New Jersey
• Investigators Going Over Data Recorders and Examining Track Where Amtrak Derailed
• Look at What It May be Like to be Trapped in Mine
• Study: Exercising Outside on Hot, Hazy Days Can Be Hazardous
• Ben & Jerry's Under Fire
• Afghan Authorities Arrest Suspected al Qaeda With Explosives
• Not Looking Good For Whales Who Beached Themselves For Second Straight Day
• Interview with Conner, Robin Mitchell
• Bruce Springsteen Releases New CD
• Animal Experts Fear Whales May be Ill
• Detention of bin Laden Body Guards Suggests His Death
• Springsteen to Launch into Nationwide Tour
• President Bush Signs into Law Sweeping Corporate Reform Bill
• NTSB Investigates Amtrak Accident
• 'Inside the Vatican' Editor on Pope's Guatemala Trip
• Cubans Seek Asylum in Canada
• Van Dam Murder Trial Resumes
• Airline Bankruptcy Leaves Passengers Stranded
• 'The Boss' Kicks Off Tour With Free Concert
• "Cape Cod Times" Reporter Discusses Whale Beaching
• Retired Miners Explain Mining Process
• President Signs Corporate Accountability Into Law
• Cubans Defect in Canada
• CNN Down in Mine
• Investigators Examine Amtrak Accident

July 29, 2002

• Allen Iverson Hoping to Score Another Victory With Latest Trip to Court
• Black Butte Ranch Partially Evacuated
• The Boss Back in Action
• Nine Coal Miners Pulled From Flooded Mine Shaft
• ASA Pilot Could Face Disciplinary Action
• National Day of Mourning Marks Ukrainian Air Show Tragedy
• Pope Leaves for Guatemala
• Discussion of Bush Administration's Potential War Plans Against Iraq
• Ideas For Quick Weekend Getaways
• Will U.S. Invade Iraq Soon?
• Interview With Miners' Physician
• Mine Rescue Miracle
• Pope Heads to Guatemala
• Atlantic Southeast Airlines Pilot Drunk
• Miners in Surprisingly Good Condition after Ordeal
• Interview with Jewell Horne
• On Cape Cod Beach, Volunteers Working to Keep More Than 50 Beached Whales Alive
• ASA Pilot Not Yet Suspended
• Pope Heads for Guatemala
• Interview with Jack Liles

July 26, 2002

• Moussaoui Reverses Guilty Plea
• Interview with David Hess
• Florida Experts Warning Swimmers to Stay Out of State's Lakes Today
• Mr. Moviefone Discusses New Austin Powers
• Interview with Sue Exline
• In Canada, Some 200,000 Young People Gather For Pope's World Youth Day
• Mine Rescue Stalled
• Sequoia Fire 10 Percent Contained
• Bush Threatens to Veto Homeland Security Bill
• Firefighters Have Containment Line Around 10 Percent of Fire
• Reporter on Pope in Canada
• Battle Shaping Up over Homeland Security Bill
• At Fort Bragg, Four Soldiers Accused of Killing Wives
• U.S. Navy Joins in Effort to Rescue Nine Trapped Miners
• Firefighters in California Trying Best to Keep Forest Fire From Spreading
• In Pennsylvania, Slow, Difficult Process of Digging Rescue Shaft Under Way
• Interview with Heather Kahn
• Mining Rescue Efforts Restart
• Navy to Help With Mining Rescue

July 25, 2002

• Rescue Teams Racing Clock and Rising Water
• Coast Guard Training Newest Security Team
• Firefighters Battling to Contain Blaze Before It Reaches Ancient Sequoias
• Defense Wraps Up Case Against David Westerfield
• Tale of Orphaned Orca May Be Coming to End With New Beginning
• Horses Get Hitched
• Westerfield's Son Testifies
• Hope Alive for Trapped Miners
• Traficant Booted From House
• Look at Moussaoui, Westerfield Trials
• Discussion With Former Attorney For Timothy McVeigh
• Frantic Race to Save Lives of Nine Trapped Miners
• Woman Held, Believed Responsible for California Blaze
• New Development in Dispute Over Remains of Baseball Legend Ted Williams
• House Passes Corporate Reform Legislation
• SEC Looks at AOL Time Warner
• Paddle Board Champ Discusses Attempt to Cross Florida Straits
• Actor-activist Diane Ladd Discusses Fight for Better Diets
• Moussaoui May Plead Guilty
• SEC Probes AOL Time Warner
• House Passes Corporate Reform Bill
• Rescuers Racing Against Time to Save Trapped Miners
• Sequoia Suspect to Be Arraigned
• Maritime Safety Team Conducts Drills
• Washington Seeks to Punish Corporate Lawbreakers
• Host Discusses 'Designing for the Sexes'
• 'People en Espanol' Writer Discusses Latin Grammys

July 24, 2002

• Philadelphia Kidnappers Likely Had Some Connection to Family
• Hormone Therapy May Do More Harm than Good
• Could be End of Line For Controversial Congressman James Traficant
• Author of 'Turner Diaries' Dies
• Congress Urging MLB to Begin Mandatory Steroid Drug-Testing Program
• 7-Year-Old Girl Kidnapped Girl Now Safe at Home
• Israel Braces for Revenge Attacks
• Interview with Marion Asnes
• Talk With Father of 'American Idol' Hopeful
• Blue-Collar Town Focus of Little League Investigation
• Neo-Nazi Icon William Pierce Dead at 68
• Interview with Jim Paxon
• Major Catholic Event Kicks Off Tomorrow in Canada
• Stock in Paul O'Neill and Harvey Pitt May be Headed Downward
• Possible Deal Could Make Life Tougher for Corporate Crooks
• Interview With Child Advocate Gail Gross
• Pope Rests in Canada; Interview With Devotees
• Police Focusing on Finding Philadelphia Kidnapping Suspects
• Five Cable Executive Hauled to Jail This Morning
• OB-GYN discusses HRT
• Study: 80 Percent Car-Truck Deaths Car to Blame
• Florida Aquarium to Offer Dive Among Sharks
• Traficant to Face House Vote Today
• Interview with John Waggoner
• Idea to Elevate SEC To Cabinet-Level Agency Rebuffed
• U.S. Warns Americans in Israel
• House to Debate Traficant's Future

July 23, 2002

• Interview with Corina Morariu
• Israeli Strike Against Shehade Also Kills Civilians, Baby
• Avila One Step Closer to Justice
• Israel Bracing for Retaliation After Attack
• Bush: Israeli Attack 'Heavy-Handed'
• Interview with Ra'anan Gissin
• Five-year-old Girl Takes on Fire
• Afghan Military Graduates First Class of Recruits
• Will Boys of Summer be Around This Fall?
• Palestinians Vow Revenge on Israel
• Bush: Israeli Airstrike 'Heavy-Handed'
• Sgt. Jeff Kuhns Discusses Children Packed in Car Trunk

July 22, 2002

• Tiger Woods' Bid For Grand Slam Becomes Little More Than Footnote
• Paris Cobbles Together Bit of Coast and Plops It Down in Landlocked City of Lights
• Air Show Gives Boeing, Airbus Chance to Show Off
• Wall Street Worries
• Alleged Friend of Zacarias Moussaoui Will Be in Court Today
• Man Accused of Kidnapping, Murdering Samantha Runnion Faces Arraignment Today
• Interview with Michael Berens
• Avila Faces Arraignment Today
• Investors Closely Watching Stock Markets Today
• Current Test for Anthrax Believed to be Unreliable
• Interview With Terry Savage
• Bush Speaks For Homeland Security Department in Oregon
• Everyone Who is Anyone in Aviation at Exclusive Airshow in England
• U.S. Forces Play Diplomatic Role for Central Afghan Government
• Bush Speaks For Homeland Security Department in Illinois
• Israel Could Release Portion of Frozen Tax Funds to Palestinian Authority
• Prosecutor to Meet With Runnion, May Seek Death Penalty
• WorldCom Serves Up Biggest Bankruptcy in U.S. History
• News of WorldCom Bankruptcy Adding to Anxiety of Many Investors
• Drought Has People Rethinking Conservation
• When Will You Retire?
• Man Authorities Believe Killed Samantha Runnion Expected to be Formally Charged
• Dry Weather Hits West
• U.S. Being Asked to Train Hamid Karzai's Bodyguards
• Rallies, Sell-Offs Often Short on Information
• WorldCom: Service Should Remain Normal
• Runnion Suspect to Be Arraigned in California
• Interview With Charles Payne
• Drought's Effect on Wildlife

July 19, 2002

• Update on British Open
• Heavy Metal TV Mom Sharon Osbourne Says Cancer Has Spread
• Interview with Joseph Rouzan
• Ray Charles Tops List of Stars Shining Brightly in Atlanta
• Bush at Ft. Drum, New York Today
• Police Closer to Kidnap Arrest in California
• Increased Breast-Feeding May Decrease Cancer Risk
• Moussaoui Admission Raises Legal Quandaries
• Look at How Far Bin Laden's Terrorist Network Reaches
• Authorities Getting Close to Finding Child Killer
• Keeping Kids Safe with High-Tech Device
• Interview with 'Forbes'' Penelope Patsuris
• Report From British Open
• Forensics Experts, Police Closer to Arrest in Runnion Case
• President Visits Troops
• In Tampa, Two Infected With HIV in Blood Transfusions
• Simply Medicine, Cash-only Practice for Vermont

July 18, 2002

• Police Say Way 5-Year-Old's Body Dumped Sends Warning and Taunting Challenge
• Tomorrow, International Spy Museum Opens in Washington
• Bush to Meet Arab Ministers in Wake of Palestinian Attacks
• Discussion With Creator of 'CSI'
• Two California Police Officers Expected to Turn Themselves In
• Interview with Cynthia Nixon
• In Southern California, Police Scrambling to Find Man Who Killed 5-Year-Old
• President Bush's Niece in Jail This Morning in Florida
• President to Meet with Arab Leaders After Return from Michigan
• Cloak and Dagger Coming Out of Shadows Tomorrow in Washington
• Talk With 'West Wing' Creator Aaron Sorkin
• "Washington Post": AOL Used Aggressive Accounting to Inflate Revenue
• Interview with Freddy Rodriguez, Rachel Griffiths
• International Spy Museum Opening in Washington D.C.
• Can Tiger Woods Make It Three Majors in a Row?
• In Southern California, Parents Guarding Children More Closely Than Usual
• Despite Renewal of Mideast Violence, Movement on Diplomatic Front
• Interview with Mark Schwed
• Another Head Could Roll at AOL-Time Warner
• Moussaoui Arraigned on Third Indictment
• Life Goes on After Tel Aviv Bombing
• Bush to Meet with Arab Leaders
• Police Zeroing in on Kidnapper, Murderer in California
• Traficant Guilty of Ethics Violations

July 17, 2002

• Body Found in California May Be Runnion
• In Afghanistan, Contests For Hearts, Eyes and Minds of People
• Greenspan to Testify Before House Committee
• Interview With Ernie Harwell
• Former Nurse Suspected in as Many as 20 Hospital Deaths
• Coroner Trying to Determine Whether Body Found is 5-Year-Old Samantha Runnion
• Interview with Darren Star
• From Wall Street to Main Street to Pennsylvania Avenue, Economy a Major Issue
• Police Stepping up Patrols at Golden Gate Bridge, Disneyland
• In Mideast, Gun Battle Erupts During Search For Suspects in Ambush
• Gruesome Discovery May Dash All Hope in Samantha Runnion Abduction
• Interview with Dr. Lance Barrett-Lennard
• Twenty Wildfires Strike Oregon
• 'Travel & Leisure Golf' Editor Discusses British Open
• Bass, Russians Nearing Deal to Go to ISS
• FBI Counterterrorism Chief Personally Believes bin Laden Dead
• Texas Nurse Arrested for Murder; Interview with Tim Cole
• Children Learn Basic Safety Skills in Illinois
• Police Officer Performs CPR, Saves Dog's Life

July 16, 2002

• Seven Dead, Eight Critically Wounded in Bus Attack
• Dispute Over What to Do With Ted Williams' Body Continues
• Number of City Slickers Taking Ranch Vacations on Rise
• New York Panel Reveals Six Designs For Future of World Trade Center
• Possible Plans for World Trade Center Site Unveiled
• New Action by Prosecutors Could Make Moussaoui Eligible For Death Penalty
• President Bush Unveils Roadmap to Homeland Security
• Allen Iverson in Police Custody
• Wall Street Worries Continue
• Alcopops Ads Targeting Kids?
• Israeli Defense Force Searches For Bus Attackers
• Greenspan Speaks to Senate
• Traficant Fails to Show for House Panel
• Greenspan Says U.S. Economy Seems to Have Stood Its Ground
• Senate Battles Over Prescription Drug Plans
• Fed Chairman Sees Roses; Wall Street Sees Thorns
• National Security Strategy Unveiled
• West Bank Bus Ambush Kills Seven
• Allen Iverson Awaiting Arraignment
• Ted Williams' Children Still Feuding Over Remains
• Proposals Revealed for Rebuilding Ground Zero Site
• Woman Wins Worst Writing Contest

July 15, 2002

• Former U.S. Attorney Discusses Walker Lindh Case
• Deal Made Between Government and John Walker Lindh
• Pakistani Judge Convicts Militants of Pearl Death
• Crews Battle Oregon's Largest Wildfire
• Bush Trying to Reassure Americans Economy Healthy and Strong
• Interview with Abdel Bari Atwan
• Knoller to be Sentenced
• Daniel Pearl's Killers Convicted
• Full Body Medical Scans
• Judge Announces Sentence For Marjorie Knoller
• In New York Today, Closing of Another Chapter From 09-11
• Analysis of Sell-Off on New York Stock Exchange and Other Markets
• Analysis of Wall Street Worries
• Interview with Robert Pelton
• Look at Arizona Mountain Barren 25 Years After Blaze

July 12, 2002

• Wayward Whale Scheduled to Begin Long Journey Home
• Gay Couple to Adopt Quadruplets
• Man Who Shot Alleged Police Brutality Video Wakes Up in Hospital
• Interview with Russ Leatherman
• FBI Warning About Possible Attack on Oil Refinery
• Mitchell Crooks' Lawyers Discuss His Case
• World AIDS Conference Concludes Today in Dramatic Fashion
• Whale Awaits Boat Repair
• Investors Nervous About What to Do Next
• Iverson Waits for Attorney at Home
• William H. Macy Discusses 'Door to Door'
• March Will Take Place to Protest Donovan's Jackson's Treatment
• Short-term Investors Pulling Money Out of Markets
• Government Trying Hard to Keep Tabs on People Who May Be Working For Al Qaeda
• In Some of America's Biggest Cities, Suspected Al Qaeda Operatives Being Closely Watched
• Federal Court Rules Hamdi Cannot Meet With Lawyers
• Baseball Pricing Itself out of Ballpark?
• Crooks Back in Police Custody After Hospitalization
• Analysis of Legal Cases in News Today
• Some Say Prices We Pay at Ballpark Outrageous
• Crooks Arrested for Outstanding Warrants
• Discussion of High-Profile Legal Cases
• Government Says Terrorists Hiding in Major U.S. Cities
• Scientists Race to Return Orca to Pod
• Family Denied Boarding Southwest Flight Due to Weight
• Whale May Be Taken to Canada Over the Weekend
• British Students Discuss Day With Colin Powell

July 11, 2002

• Smart Family, Police Doubt Letter's Credibility
• Study Suggests Government Will Have Tough Time Meeting December Deadline to Screen Bags
• California Sees High Temperatures, Humidity
• Interview with Marc Malkin
• Julia Roberts Keeping Low Profile Since Surprise Wedding
• Interview with Tom Gardner
• Bush Telling Execs: Do As I Say, Not As I Did
• Study Says Federal Officials May Not Meet December 31 Deadline For Screening Checked Bags
• Decision on Iverson Charges Could Come Today
• Terrorism's Ripple Effect on AIDS
• Interview with Sam Simon, Jerry Cerasale

July 10, 2002

• Case of Alleged Brutality Headed From City Hall to Courtroom
• Baseball All-Star Game Called After 11th
• Administration, Congress at Odds on Arming Pilots
• Look at Some Innovations to Help Fight War on Terrorism
• President Bush Taking Big Business to Task
• AIDS Conference Focuses on Orphans
• Interview with Rob Sproc and Jim Tilmon
• All-Star Game Ends in Tie, Angering Fans
• Supposed al Qaeda Spokesman Says More Attacks Planned
• California Power Companies Do Not Anticipate Rolling Blackouts
• Interview with Peggy Whitson
• Non-native Fish Threatens Maryland Pond
• Shanley To Be Arraigned Today
• Foreign Nationals Arrested in U.S. for Fraudulent Visas
• When Is a Child Too Old to Breast-Fed?
• Interview with Martha Burk
• Hijackers Opened Bank Account with Fake Social Security Numbers
• Bush Rallies Homeland Security Workers
• DA Considering Charging Iverson Over Gun Incident
• Shanley to Be Arraigned on Rape, Assault Charges
• Pastor, Brother Held in Texas for Beating Child
• Exhibit of Products Showcases Anti-terror Equipment
• Prosecutors Could File Charges Against Iverson

July 09, 2002

• In Afghanistan, British Combat Forces Have Wrapped Up Last Operation in Region
• President Bush Set to Make Speech About Corporate Responsibility
• Analysis of President Bush's Speech on Wall Street
• Will Ted Williams' Body be Frozen or Cremated?
• Caught on Tape: California Officer Relieved of Duty
• Safety on the Road: Three Small SUVs Earn High Safety Ratings
• Doctors Warn of Hormone Therapy Risks for Women
• Major League Baseball Set for All-Star Game
• President to Address Wall Street
• Baseball Strike May Be Looming; Interview with Dr. Jerry Lemler
• Texas Governor Expects $1 Billion in Flood Damage
• Bush Calls for More Corporate Responsibility
• Corporate Responsibility Economic, Political Issue for Bush
• President Calls for New Commitment to Ethics
• Interview with Jeffrey Seglin
• Protesters Angry With Thompson at World AIDS Conference
• Cryonics: Fact or Fiction?
• Interview with Jeffrey Rosensweig
• Police Expected to Charge Ricci with Burglary

July 08, 2002

• In Texas, 13 Counties Declared Federal Disaster Areas
• MLB Enters All-Star Break With Distant Thunder of Possible Strike Growing Louder
• Health Experts Around World Converging in Spain to Confront AIDS Crisis
• On Capitol Hill Today, Lawmakers Focusing on WorldCom Accounting Scandal
• Talk With Spokesman For Family of Woman Killed at LAX
• Australian Lleyton Hewitt Claims One of Premier Turf Wars in Sports World
• Baseball's Strike Zone
• Fats Vs. Carbs
• Fisherwomen of Cape Cod Promoting Trade With Hot New Calendar
• Time of Year For the Running of the Bulls
• AIDS Vaccines Long-term Promises
• Former SEC Chair Discusses WorldCom
• Texas Floods Hit Homes
• Interview with Scott Woolley
• Palestinian Children Find Summer Activity in Camps
• Major League Baseball Players Consider Strike
• Family of Ted Williams Fights Over Body
• Security Video May Hold Key to Smart Disappearance
• Interview With Karen Springen
• U.S. Lawmakers Urge More Involvement in Afghanistan's Security
• WorldCom Employees Testify on Capitol Hill
• Interview With Scott Woolley
• President Bush to Address Corporate Failings
• Major League Baseball Players Consider Strike
• Texas Residents Return to Homes Following Floods

July 05, 2002

• LAX Shooting Terrorism?
• Texas Official Discusses Floods
• Terrorism Expert Discusses LAX Attack
• Interview with Ari Ackerman, Linda Jacobs
• 'New York Times' Reports Plans to Attack Iraq Are in the Works
• Floods in Texas Force Residents to Flee
• Federal Authorities Identify LAX Gunman
• Interview with Tommy Lasorda
• Authorities Do Not Know Motive of Yesterday's Shooting at LAX
• 'New York Times' Says U.S. Draws Up Plans for Attack on Iraq
• Heavy Rain Taking Toll in Texas
• Saddam Hussein's Stepson Likely to Be Deported
• Nasdaq's Plans to De-List WorldCom Stock on Hold
• Interview With San Antonio Mayor Ed Garza
• After One Month, Police Looking for Answers in Smart Case
• Authorities Identify LAX Gunman

July 04, 2002

• Old Glory Etiquette
• Neighborhood Watch Programs on Rise
• Colors of Liberty
• Today's Threat to Washington May Be the Heat
• America West Pilots Lose Licenses; Hussein's Stepson in Custody
• Family of Daughter in Afghanistan Reunites
• Park Police Sets Up Perimeter on Washington Mall
• Photographer, War Hero Discuss New Book
• Interview with 'Ben Franklin,' Sylvia Naguib
• President Celebrates 4th in West Virginia Town
• Band Performs 'Hero' for Holiday
• Interview With Keni Thomas of Cornbread
• Interview with Jenkins Family
• Relative of Saddam Hussein Arrested in Miami
• Interview with Melissa Reyna-Ojeda, Family
• Americans Get Ready to Celebrate Fourth of July
• President Bush Honors Veterans on Holiday
• Believed Stepson of Saddam Hussein in U.S. Custody
• City of Brotherly Love Prepares for Fourth
• Japanese Man Becomes Top Dog in Eating Contest
• Unprecedented Security Highlights Fourth of July Festivities
• President Bush Celebrates Holiday in West Virginia
• Deadly Fourth of July Blaze Cancels Celebrations
• Interview With Jay Hakes
• Americans Celebrate Holiday With Lawn Mowers and Hotdogs
• Interview with Toby Keith

July 03, 2002

• Sosa Angered by Sportswriter's Suggestion of Drug Testing
• Grand Jury Indicts Gregg
• Interview with Kevin Stass
• Drug Bust Nets Military Personnel
• Atlanta Homicide Suspect Captured in Thailand
• Police to Announce Reward for Information on Elizabeth Smart
• Interview with Rick Perry
• Cities Add Security For 4th of July
• Beating Heat Key to Enjoying Holiday, Summer
• Rumsfeld Waiting for Investigation of Afghan Bombing
• No Charges Filed in Fire Started by Injured Hiker
• Interview with Aaron Carter
• George Michael Video Raises Political Issues
• Interview with Erich Kunzel
• Interview with Jill Bernstein
• Interview with Video Game Experts
• Potential for Terrorist Attacks in U.S. Remain High
• "Frankenfish" Haunts Maryland Pond
• Heat Wave Sweeps Nation
• Pentagon Says Too Early to Determine Fault in Deadly Bombing
• Baby Abandonment Case in Iowa Sparks Legal Debate
• Interview With Philip Butler
• New Fisherwoman Calendar Reeling Them In

July 02, 2002

• Members of Fossett Balloon Crew Discuss Trip
• Pentagon Looks Into Bombing of Afghan Wedding
• Salt Lake Police Looking for 'Mystery Man'
• Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles Attend Garden Party
• Capital on Alert for Fourth
• Investigators Search Site of German Plane Collision
• Dermatologist Roams Beaches to Save Skin
• Afghan Government Urges Greater Care in U.S Military Operations
• Midair Confusion in European Crash
• Park Police Prepares for July 4
• Interview with John Parachini
• U.S. Convoy Attacked in Afghanistan
• Investigators Search Ricci Home Again
• Interview with Jim Tilmon
• Man Survives Removal of Spear Through His Skull

July 01, 2002

• Interview with Leon Lott, James Metts
• WorldCom Stock Plummets
• Arizona Firefighters Reining in the Flames; Interview With U.S. Forest Service Chief
• Eating While Sleeping
• Curator Discusses National Gallery's Egyptian Show
• Workers Protest Against Palestinian Authority
• Interview with Eleanor Holmes Norton
• CNN Gives Tips for Not Getting Sunburned
• Arson Suspect Remains Behind Bars as Firefighters Battle Wildfire
• Interview with Andy Serwer
• Interview with Armstrong Williams, Julianne Malveaux
• Arizona Firefighter Loses Home to Blaze
• Interview with Debra Winer
• Interview with Alan Cohen
• Interview with Billie Vincent
• Interview with Teresa Chambers
• New York Readies Security for July Fourth
• Interview with Chief Joseph Thomas
• Interview with Rusty Ludwig
• Al Gore Speaks Out on War in Afghanistan
• Congressman Watts Will Retire When Fourth Term Expires
• Recent Insider Trading Scandals Raise Larger Questions
• Partying Continues as Brazilians Celebrate World Cup Win
• New York Judge Finds Death Penalty Unconstitutional
• Utah Police Face Continued Frustration in Smart Case

June 28, 2002

• Online Sources for Funds
• Ballerina Susan Jaffe Discusses Exit from Stage
• Mr. Moviefone's Weekend Picks
• WorldCom, Xerox in Different Situations
• Firefighters Gain Ground in Arizona; To Burn or Not to Burn
• Manson Follower Up for Parole
• Police Examine Ricci's Jeep
• House Passes Prescription Drug Bill
• View From Britain
• Xerox Reaudit $1.4 Billion Short
• Interview with Yuri Hromov
• Man Whose Case Ruled Out Pledge of Allegiance Speaks
• Plane Crashes into Car in Florida
• Van Houten Up for Parole for 14th Time
• Interview with Donald Ratajczak
• Arizona Firefighters Focus on South End of 417,000 Acre Wildfire
• James Bond Movies at 40
• Interview With Roseann Iovine
• Interview With Janice Min
• Women of Enron Pose for 'Playboy'
• WorldCom to Lay Off Thousands
• Probe Into Smart's Disappearance Focuses on Ricci
• Leslie Van Houten Comes Up for Parole
• Years of Bad Policy Led to Western Firestorm, Experts Say
• Pension Fund Suffers Loss Due to Drop in WorldCom's Stock Price
• Firefighters Say Hayman Fire Will Be Contained by Sunday
• Interview With Jeffrey Seglin
• Interview With Musician Jimmy Buffet
• Researchers Find Bathing Babies Increases Risk of Asthma
• Corporate Scandals Stun an Already Wobbly Wall Street

June 27, 2002

• Fire Season Has Already Caused Enormous Damage in Arizona and Colorado
• Connecticut Quadruplets Going to College Together
• Paging Dr. Gupta: How Far Would You Go to Get the Perfect Body?
• Supreme Court Rules School Vouchers Legal
• Major Technology and PC Expo Wraps Up Today in New York
• Courts Tackle Several Controversial Education Issues
• Firefighters Face Blazes on Multiple Fronts
• Brother Burns Brother
• Grand Jury Investigates Elizabeth Smart Disappearance
• Robert Blake Seeking Bail
• Firefighters Grow Optimistic About Saving Show Low
• Authorities Call Witnesses Before Grand Jury
• Pledge Plaintiff Gets Threatening Phone Calls
• Politicians Line Up to Attack Pledge Ruling
• Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Drug Testing, Vouchers
• Supreme Court Looks at School Vouchers
• Full Circuit Court, Supreme Court Likely to Overturn Ruling
• Look at Man Who Sued Over Pledge of Allegiance
• SAT May Get Overhaul; Interview with Josh Fisher
• MCI Customers Will Likely Have Uninterrupted Service
• Fires Controlled Around Show Low, Arizona
• At WorldCom Headquarters, Many Await Word of Former CEO
• CNN Looks at Body Image
• SATs to Be Changed
• School Superintendent Pledges to Fight "Under God" Court Decision
• California School Continues Reciting Pledge of Allegiance
• WoldCom Peril Should Not Interfere With Telecommunications
• Supreme Court Approves Random Drug Testing in Public Schools
• Supreme Court Favors School Vouchers, Drug Testing
• Richard Ricci's Wife Testifies Before Federal Grand Jury
• Interview With Barton Gellman
• Supreme Court Says Yes to Vouchers and Drug Tests
• Netanya Has Been Hard-Hit By Suicide Attacks
• Arizona Fires Continue Consuming More Than 400,000 Acres
• College Board to Make Major Changes to SAT
• 'Popular Science' Editor Demonstrates New Gadgets
• Interview with Scott Woolley

June 26, 2002

• After Taliban Rule, Genders Remain Apart in Afghanistan
• Zimbabwe's Government Orders Nearly 3,000 White Farmers to Surrender Land
• New Study Released on Effects of Spanking
• Talk With Russian Scientist Trapped on Ship Off Antarctica
• WorldCom Teeters on Edge of Bankruptcy
• Look at Some Hot 4th of July Getaways
• Rockets Have High Hopes for Yao Ming
• Authorities to Hold Press Conference About Elizabeth Smart Case
• Palestinian Authority Plans to Hold Elections Early Next Year
• Martha Stewart May be Facing More Than Allegations of Insider Trading
• Fires Spread Across West
• 'Vibe' Writer Discusses R. Kelly Case
• Family Handyman Focus of Smart Search
• Weather Holds for Show Low, but for How Long?
• History Points to Growing Fires
• Arizona Town Copes With Impending Conflagration
• No Public Defender For Yasser Esam Hamdi
• Firefighters Keep Blaze From Destroying Show Low
• WorldCom Caught in Accounting Scandal
• Palestinian Authority to Hold Elections Next Year
• G-8 Summit to Cover War on Terror
• Interview with Suzanne Kantra
• New High-Tech Devices
• Interview with Andy Serwer
• Wife of Ricci Appears Before Grand Jury
• Arizona Firefighters Cautiously Optimistic
• Investigators Look at Possible Cover-up in Stewart Stock Sale
• Reports of Arrest for Chediski Fire Are False
• Profile of Victims of Terror

June 25, 2002

• Interview with Carley Roney
• President Bush Fine-Tuning Policy on Mideast
• In Chicago, Locked-and-Loaded Issue Over Gun Rights and Legal Wrongs
• Bush to Visit Arizona Wildfire Evacuees
• Congress Holding Hearings on Bush's Plan to Create Department of Homeland Security
• Gadgets Gaining More Popularity Among Hikers
• Bush to Talk Middle East at G8
• Bush's Mideast Vision Met With Some Optimism and Lot of Skepticism
• Interview with Kristan, Beth Grubb
• Mixed Palestinian Reaction to Bush Peace Proposal
• G8 Summit Set to Begin in Canada
• Bush's Mideast Speech Gets Mixed Reviews
• Arizona Fires Threaten City of Show Low
• Police Seek Help to Determine Ricci's Whereabouts on June 5
• Palestinians, Israelis Emphasize Different Portions of Bush Speech
• An Intimate Look at the Victims of Mideast Terrorism
• Philadelphia Program Leads to Rush to Courts
• Judge Enters Not Guilty Plea for Moussaoui
• Interview With Judith Krug
• Apaches Fight Arizona Blaze
• Police Say Ricci Not a Suspect in Smart Case
• Interview with Mark DiMassimo
• Firefighters Keep Fire From Destroying Show Low
• Zacarias Moussaoui Hearing Rearraigned

June 24, 2002

• Doctor Discusses Darryl Kile's Death
• Wildfire Will Likely Reach Show Low
• Interview with Darvin Schoenborn
• Cardinals Take the Field After Kile's Death
• Salt Lake City Police Focus on Contractor
• Administration Holds Judgment on al Qaeda Tape
• Martha Stewart Facing Insider Trading Investigation
• Interview with Ozzie Smith
• Massive Wildfire Threatening Homes in Arizona
• Police Questioning Worker Who Did Painting For Smart Family
• Police Remain Frustrated In Case Of Elizabeth Smart Abduction
• Floods Inundate Midwest
• Israel Launches New Strikes In West Bank, Gaza
• Two Fires in Arizona Merge Into One Massive Blaze
• President to Outline New Mideast Position
• Profile of Suicide Bombing Victim
• New Technique Offers Hope For Alzeheimer's Patients

June 21, 2002

• Will We See Williams Versus Williams at Wimbledon?
• Big Apple on Cruise Control For Premier of 'Minority Report'
• Congress Looking Over Proposed Changes at FBI
• Prince William Turns 20
• Overheard Cell Phone Conversation Prompts Federal Investigation
• White House Up in Arms Over Intercepted Communications That Made Way Into Media
• Las Vegas Man Overhears Possible Terrorist Plans
• Rodeo Fire Threatens to Merge with Smaller Wildfire
• Israeli Forces Fire on Jenin Crowd in Error
• 'Mistake' Ends in Tragedy in One West Bank Town
• U.S., Britain Both Lose in World Cup Quarterfinals
• Three Computers Seized from Smart Home for Investigation
• Intercepted Phone Call Leads to FBI Investigation
• White House Concerned by Intelligence Leaks
• Prince William Turns 20
• High Winds Make for Hard Day in Arizona
• Interview with Brian McBride
• Interview with Michael Hamdan
• Germany Ends U.S. World Cup Run
• FBI Director Tells Congress Anti-terrorism Plans
• Who Is Abu Sabaya?
• Israeli Troops Enter Nablus
• Man Says Terrorists Targeting "City of Sin"
• Search for Elizabeth Smart Continues
• Mueller Pitches Revamped FBI to Congress
• Father of Elizabeth Smart Makes Tearful Plea to Abductor
• Interview with Peter Kafka
• Filipino Forces Close in on Abu Sayyaf Leader

June 20, 2002

• Talk With Olympic Gold Medalist Derek Parra
• Report Finds L.A. Traffic to be Worst in U.S.
• Talk With Make-A-Wish Foundation Recipient Brandi Bouchard
• Supreme Court Says It's Unconstitutional to Execute Mentally Retarded
• Messages Intercepted on Day Before September 11th Attacks
• Fires Rage in Colorado, Arizona
• Drivers Spending More and More Time Stuck in Traffic
• Weather Turns Against Firefighters Battling Massive Flames Raging in Colorado
• Seven Middle Eastern Men Offer Cash For Replica Ambulance
• F-16s Scramble Too Late to Protect White House
• Israeli Prime Minister, Defense Minister At Odds Over Reoccupation
• Court Rules Against Capital Punishment for Mentally Retarded
• Interview with Bobby Kitchens; Firefighters Battle Western Blazes
• Israelis On High Alert for Possible Attacks
• Fighter Planes Scrambled Too Late to Reach White House
• Life in the Fast Lane
• CDC Debating Use of Smallpox Vaccine
• Interview With Katherine Cosgrove
• Interview With Scott Hunsucker, Mark Orr
• What Will Car of the Future Look Like?
• Congress Looks Into Pre-9/11 Intercepts of al Qaeda Communications
• SEC Considers Legal Action Against Imclone
• Should White House Expand Its Airspace?
• Congress, White House Upset Over pre-9/11 al Qaeda Messages
• Several Large Wildfires Burn in Colorado
• Police Receive Ransom E-Mail in Smart Kidnapping Case
• Interview With Don Garber, Marcelo Balboa
• Interview With Jack Otter

June 19, 2002

• Endeavor Waiting, Watching Weather for Landing Opportunity
• Russian Researchers Trapped in Ice in Antarctica
• Jack Buck Died Last Night in St. Louis
• Interview with Peter Benchley
• Cruise, Spielberg Team Up for 'Minority Report'
• Investigators Now Say Colorado Fire Deliberately Set
• Israeli Leaders Wasting Little Time Answering Yesterday's Suicide Bombing
• Governor Ventura Not Seeking Re-election
• Israel Responds to Suicide Bombing With Reoccupation
• In Smart Kidnapping, Salt Lake City Police Changing Some Critical Details
• Massive Wildfire South of Denver On Move
• Senior Al Qaeda Figure in Custody Today in Morocco
• Question of How Colorado's Biggest Wildfire Started Takes Another Strange Turn
• Israeli Military Thunders Back into Number of West Bank Towns
• Police Question Drivers in Exclusive Neighborhood Where Smart Was Snatched
• Ranks of Bin Laden's Lieutenants Starting to Shrink
• Suicide Bombings Cause Delay in Bush Middle East Announcement
• Forest Service Worker To Be Accused of Setting Fire, Sources Say
• Interview with Ehud Olmert
• Police Try to Clarify Earlier Statements in Smart Case
• Interview with Elizabeth Fenn
• Endeavour Shuttle Lands at Edwards Air Force Base
• Elvis Song Remixed For Nike Ad

June 18, 2002

• At Least 19 Dead After Suicide Bomber Attacks City Bus in Jerusalem
• In San Francisco Dog Mauling Case, Surprising Turn of Events
• Some Big League Names Appearing Before Congressional Leaders
• Atlanta Toddler Survives in House after Mother's Death
• Supersized Fast Food Meals Supersizing America
• In Colorado, Fire Crews Telling More Residents to Get Ready to Run
• 19 Killed in Jerusalem Bus Bombing
• Family of 14-Year-Old Missing Girl Makes Another Plea For Her Return
• Judge Refuses to Allow Caretaker of Rilya Wilson to Visit Child's Younger Sister
• Israeli Leaders Scoffing at Notion of Palestinian State
• Winds and Tinder Dry Brush Hindering Efforts to Contain Wildfires in Colorado
• Colorado Wildfires: Hundreds Forced to Evacuate
• Robert Blake Expected to Request Bail
• Congress Examines Steroid Use in Baseball
• Senior Beefcake
• Prominent Personalities at U.N., Putting Starpower Behind Goodwill Efforts
• Jerusalem Bus Bombing Brings Bush Plan into Question
• Tenet to Take Hot Seat at Joint Hearing
• Police Ponder Possible New Lead in Smart Case
• Broad Support Among Americans for Overthrowing Hussein
• Botox May Help Headache Sufferers
• Supersized Meals Make for Supersized Calories
• Early Assumptions About Smart Case Were Wrong
• Former Senator Looks for Smart from the Skies
• Colorado Farmers Try To Maintain Way of Life in Midst of Blaze
• Israelis Consider Response to Suicide Bombing; White House Says Peace Process Must Continue
• FBI, CIA say 9/11 Attacks Almost Impossible to Stop
• Robert Blake Bail Hearing to be Held Today
• Interview with Dennis Kneale
• Russian Woman Hailed in Israel
• Explosions Rock Kabul
• Interview with Angelina Jolie
• Studies Find Botox Soothes Problem Headaches
• Plea Deal Struck in Decades-Old Kidnapping Case

June 17, 2002

• John Walker Lindh Due in Federal Court This Hour
• U.S. Forest Service Worker Feeling Heat in Colorado
• Retrieving Lost Minutes From Nixon Tapes
• Tips For Today's Stock Market
• Interview With Tiger Woods
• Some Industry Analysts Say Guilty Verdict in Andersen Criminal Trial Signals End
• U.S. Team Headed For Quarter Finals Against Germany
• Terry Barton Charged With Setting Largest Wildfire in Colorado History
• Interview with Richard Stengel
• Today Marks 30 Years Since Watergate's Opening Act
• Lindh Attorneys Seek Dismissal of Charges
• Forest Service Worker Has First Court Appearance
• Hollywood Cemetery Goes Hi-Tech
• Bush in Atlanta Campaigns for Minority Home Ownership
• Forest Service Worker in Court for Setting Fires
• Judge Throws Out Murder Conviction in Dog-Mauling Case
• Forest Service Employee Denied Bail in Colorado Fire Case
• Attorneys for American Taliban Return to Court
• U.S. Defense Secretary Returns From 10-Day Asia Trip
• Interview With Tiger Woods
• Woman Accused of Starting Colorado Fire Makes Court Appearance
• Police Continue Search for Elizabeth Smart
• Lawyers For Walker Lindh Seek Dismissal of Charges
• Conflict in the Middle East: Fence in West Bank Raises Concerns
• Second-Degree Manslaughter Conviction Against Knoller is Overturned

June 14, 2002

• Look at Developments in Firefighting
• Storied History of Bethpage Black Course Subject of New Book
• Bishops Up Late Trying to Hammer Out Charter
• No One Has Claimed Responsibility For Suicide Bombing in Pakistan
• License Plates From Vehicle Bret Edmunds Seen Driving Found
• In Dallas, Catholic Church Leaders Meeting To Confront Sexual Abuse Crisis
• Police Find Edmunds' License Plates
• Westerfield Uses 'We' When Describing Supposedly Solo Trip
• In Pakistan, U.S. Embassy Shut Down Following Bombing
• Church Abuse Crisis: Vatican Opposed to Zero-Tolerance Policy?
• Interview with Delia Gallagher
• Ryder Arraigned in Beverly Hills
• Politically Sensitive Talking Points Make Way From White House to General Circulation
• Bishops in Dallas May Vote on Abuse Policy
• Weather Gives Firefighters a Chance to Fight Back
• Discarded License Plates Latest in Search for Elizabeth Smart
• Interview with Cardinal Roger Mahony
• Ephedra Comes Under Scrutiny by F.D.A.
• Carol Carr Granted Temporary Release From Prison
• Fire Near Denver Destroys 22 Homes
• FDA Calls for More Research Into Ephedra Products
• Bishops Propose Policy to Deal With Priestly Sexual Abuse
• Edmunds Spotted in Texas, New Mexico
• Bishops Expected to Vote on Plan to Deal With Sexual Abuse
• Wildfires Threaten Denver
• Firefighters Go High-Tech
• Cause of Air Force Plane Crash Remains Unknown
• U.S. Embassy, Consulates in Pakistan Closed Following Suicide Bombing
• Study Says Police Harrassment of Women is Widespread
• U.S. Soccer Team Advances to Second Round of World Cup

June 13, 2002

• Search Continues for Elizabeth Smart
• In Dallas, Bishops Sitting in No-Holds-Barred Meeting
• Salt Lake City Police Dispute 'Tribune' Report
• Catholic Bishops Meet in Dallas, Texas
• Bishops Conference Hears From Sex Abuse Victims
• Is Moussaoui Competent Enough to Act as His Own Lawyer?
• Interview With Capt. Atkinson of Salt Lake City Police
• Interview With Bishop Joseph Vasquez
• Karzai Elected to Lead Afghanistan
• Artificial Vision Becomes Reality
• Fire Near Castle Rock, Colorado Could Burn All Summer
• National Weather Service Expects Drought This Summer
• Space Shuttle Endeavour Crew Members Repair Robotic Arm

June 12, 2002

• Astronauts Set New Endurance Mark
• At Least Eight Wildfires Ravaging Parts of Colorado
• Golfers Get Set for Start of U.S. Open
• FEMA Says Inferno Southwest of Denver Worst Wildfire He's Ever Seen
• Bush Says United States Will Enforce Bush Doctrine
• Some Firefighting Officials Say They Haven't Been Trained For Dirty Bomb
• Road For Suspected Shoe Bomber Richard Reid Leads to France
• Police Zero in on Upscale Neighborhood Where Smart Family Lives
• Interview with Pam Maples
• Interview With Father Steve Rosetti
• Documents Point to Possible Police Deception in Blake Case
• LAPD Transcripts May Discredit Detective in Blake Case
• Salt Lake City Police Have Received Over 6,000 Leads
• Interview with Joe Allbaugh
• Interview with John Cornwell
• Debate Rages Over Selling Private Medical Information
• Interview with Theodore McCarrick
• Tom Ridge Discuses New Department of Homeland Security
• Fire Menacing Denver Suburbs
• Bishops Hold Conference on Sexual Abuse Policy

June 11, 2002

• 40,000 Denver Residents on Verge of Evacuation
• Al Muhajir Not Volunteering Any Information
• McCartney to Wed Mills in One Hour
• Interview With Victoria Toensing
• Jose Padilla Had Long Record with Police
• Paul McCartney Weds Heather Mills
• If Dirty Bomb Explosion Unleashed, What Would Be Medical Fallout?
• Celebrities Roll into Glaslough for McCartney Wedding
• Wildfires Near Denver Still Unpredictable
• 'Inside Al Qaeda' Result of Five-Year Investigation
• Interview with Dr. Jim Augustine
• Pentagon Facade Completion Marked with Ceremony
• Man in Custody in Pakistan Possible Coconspirator with Padilla
• Reid Appears in Boston Court Today
• Denver Choking With Smoke, Soot from Wildfires
• Salt Lake City Police Think Suspect in Smart Case is Still in Area
• Press Helicopter Delays McCartney Wedding, Sources Say
• Paul McCartney and Heather Mills Marry
• Jose Padilla Has Record of Evading Justice
• How Prepared is the U.S. for a Dirty Bomb Attack?
• Rumsfeld Arrives in India
• Search for Elizabeth Smart Continues
• Bush Urges Congress to Approve Homeland Security Cabinet Department
• Padilla Lawyer Says Her Client is Being Held Unlawfully
• Could the U.S. Handle a Dirty Bomb Attack?
• Congress Considers Creating New Cabinet Department
• Nine Wounded in Israeli Restaurant Blast
• Interview With Former FBI Profiler Candice Delong
• Wildfire Threatens Denver Suburbs

June 10, 2002

• Paul McCartney-Heather Mills Wedding Day Set for Tomorrow
• Colorado Facing Massive Wildfires
• Wildfires Rage in Colorado
• Police Grow Frustrated Over Missing Utah Teen
• Israelis Skeptical of Palestinian Authority Concessions
• Press Prepares for McCartney Wedding
• Interview with Ethan Zohn
• Utah Police Still Lack Leads in Elizabeth Smart Kidnapping
• Abdullah al Mujahir Held as Enemy Combatant in U.S. Custody
• Interview With David Kaplan
• Is U.S. Prepared to Deal With Dirty Bombs?
• Interview With David Albright
• Sir Paul McCartney-Heather Mills Wedding Tomorrow

June 07, 2002

• Possible Sentence for Skakel Ranges From 10 Years to Life
• World Grieves for Slain Missionary Couple
• Mountain Climbers Describe Mount Everest Trek
• White House Responds to Philippine Dead
• Pub Patrons Respond to World Cup Win
• Authorities Search Canyon for Missing Utah Girl
• Possible Tyson Victory Worries Boxing Insiders
• Michael Skakel Convicted of Murder
• Manslaughter Arraignment Starting Soon for Jayson Williams
• Missionary Killed in Rescue Attempt of Hostages
• More Alleged Remains of Chandra Levy Discovered
• Politics Comes Into Play Strengthening Security
• San Francisco Couple Faces Sentencing for Dog Mauling
• Search for Missing Utah Girl Continues
• Shuttle Endeavour Reaches International Space Station

June 06, 2002

• New Intelligence Center to be Created
• Skakel Jury Wants More Information
• President Bush Prepares Speech on Homeland Security
• FBI Comes Under Senate Microscope
• Testimony Continues in Danielle van Dam Case
• Senate Reviews FBI Knowledge Prior to September 11

June 05, 2002

• Interview with Bob Vila, Home Improvement Expert
• 68-Count Indictment Against 17 Alleged Gambino Family Members
• Lost and Found Ring
• Khalid Shaikh Mohammed Played Key Role in 9/11, But Not Mastermind
• Islamic Jihad Claims Responsibility for Car Bombing
• U.S. Officials Believe Khalid Shaikh Mohammed Played Key Role in 9/11 Plot
• Intelligence Committee Investigators Questioning FBI Whistle- blower Coleen Rowley
• Interview with Brandi Chastain, World Cup Champion
• Autopsy Results Due Today in Death of 7-Year-Old Boy
• Danielle Van Dam Murder Trial Gets Under Way
• Lawmakers Investigating Intelligence Failures Before 09-11
• Grand Jury Will Hand Down Indictment Today Against R. Kelly
• Singer R. Kelly Faces Possible Child Porn Charges
• Day Two of Deliberations in Trial of Kennedy Cousin Michael Skakel
• Coleen Rowley to Meet with Congressional Investigators Today
• State Department Issues Reward for Arrest of Bin Laden's Lieutenant
• Palestinians and Israelis Reacting to Bus Bombing
• Day Two of the Van Dam Trial Begins Today
• R. Kelly Could Face Charges of Child Pornography
• Investigation Continues into Paolo Ayala's Death
• Harvard Jihad Commencement Controversy
• Parents Expected to Take Stand in Van Dam Murder Trial
• Interview with Harold Decker, American Red Cross
• Israel Vows Severe Retaliation for Suicide Bus Bombing
• FBI Agent Rowley Interviewed Under Oath by Committee Staff
• Announcement Expected in R. Kelly Investigation
• Closing Arguments Given Today in Andersen Trial
• Al Qaeda Lieutanant Says Khalid Shaikh Mohammed Helped Plan 9/11 Attacks
• Nigerian Mother Faces Death Penalty for Bearing Child Out of Wedlock
• Singer R. Kelly to be Indicted on Child Pornography Charges
• Murky Pool May Have Delayed Discovery of Boy
• Father Takes Stand as David Westerfield Trial Underway
• Justice Department to Announce New Rules for Immigrants

June 04, 2002

• Parade Honors Queen Elizabeth II
• Hearings on Capitol Hill Looking at U.S. Intelligence Situation
• Colorado Hit Hard by Wildfire
• East and Southeastern Coastline Fretting Over What They See As Recipe for Disaster
• Airborne Anti-Terrorist Operation Getting Underway
• Congressional Hearing on 9/11 Intelligence Getting Underway
• U.S. Catholic Conference Releases Draft For Handling of Abuse Cases
• Church Leaders Outline Draft of Abusive Priest Plan
• Westerfield Trial Opening Statements Today
• U.S. Attorney Announces 17 Indictments of Alleged Mobsters
• Queen Elizabeth's Golden Jubilee Celebration Nears End
• Joint Intelligence Committee Looks into 9/11 Clues
• Jury Deliberates Over Skakel Verdict
• Bishops Have Plan to Deal With Priests' Sex Abuse
• Defense Expected to Make Much of van Dam Lifestyle
• Interview with Kevin Rooney, Former Mike Tyson Trainer
• Golden Jubilee Weekend Wraps Up this Evening
• Government Holds Hijacking Exercises
• Congressional Investigations on 9/11 Get Underway
• Catholic Church Announces New Guidelines for Abuse
• Kidnapping/Murder Trial Underway in San Diego
• Interview with Wildfire Expert Janelle Smith
• Indonesia Serving as Possible Haven For al Qaeda
• Interview With Chuck Austen

June 03, 2002

• Lawyers in Murder Trial of Skakel Have Started Closing Arguments
• Interview with Drs. Sampson Davis, George Jenkins, Rameck Hunt
• Customs Showing Off High-Tech Devices Aimed at Prevent Terrorism
• Intelligence Snafu?
• U.S. Troops Launch Air Assault on Eastern Afghanistan
• Queen's Golden Jubilee Celebrations Continuing
• Winona Ryder's Court Hearing Today
• Interview with Foreigner's Phil Gramm, Mick Jones
• CIA Tracked Terrorists Years Before 9/11
• Pop Music Pervades Queen Elizabeth's Golden Jubilee
• Winona Ryder Appears in Court
• Curtain Set to Rise on Queen Elizabeth II Tribute
• Rural Clinics May Face Shortage Due to September 11
• Closing Arguments Begin in Skakel Murder Trial
• Congress to Hold Hearings Into Pre-9/11 Intelligence
• Russian President Tries to Get Leaders of India, Pakistan to Meet
• Customs Commissioner Demonstrates Anti-terrorism Technology
• CIA Tracked 9/11 Hijacker Months Before Attacks
• Customs Service Reassures Americans of Secure Borders
• Town Hall Meeting Scheduled to Discuss Florida Children Services
• Closing Arguments Under Way in Skakel Trial
• Preliminary Hearing Held in Winona Ryder Shoplifting Case
• Thousands of Britons Gather for Queen's Jubilee
• Interview With Jeffrey Krames, Author of `The Rumsfeld Way'
• Wildfires Burn in Locations Throughout U.S.
• Mystery of Rilya Wilson Continues
• Congress to Investigate FBI, CIA
• England Celebrates Queen's Golden Jubilee
• U.S. Forces Continue Hunt for al Qaeda, Taliban
• Meeting Between Pakistan, India Leaders Uncertain

May 31, 2002

• High Drama on Mt. Hood
• Warning Terrorists Could Use Shoulder-Fired Missiles Against Airliners
• State Department Urges All But Essential American Diplomats to Leave India
• Interview with Melissa Gilbert, Host, 'Adoption'
• Steroid Use Increase Seen in Younger Age Groups
• Interview with Jill Bernstein, "Premier" Magazine
• Air Force Reserve Rescue Helicopter Goes Crashing Down Oregon Mountain
• India and Pakistan Have Massed Some One Million Troops Along Kashmir Region
• N'Sync Star Looking to Catch Ride Into Space This Fall
• U.S. and Britain Urging Citizens to Get Out of India Today
• Rescue Helicopter Crashes With Six Crew Members Onboard
• Underground Coal Mine Fire That Started in 1962 Still Burning
• 'Food & Wine' Out With Top Five Destinations For Good Eats and Drinks
• Congress Taken Aback by New FBI Guidelines
• Interview with Professor of Clinton Course, Margaret Scranton
• State Department Issues Alert to Embassy Personnel in India
• Pennsylvania Town is Victim of Slow Burn
• Which Teams Have the Best Chance in the World Cup?
• United States Urges Americans to Leave India
• Expert Discusses Rescue Chopper Crash
• California Department Store Clerk Hailed as Hero
• Watching What You Type
• Recovery Teams Try to Bring Down Three Bodies From Mt. Hood
• State Department Urges Americans to Leave India
• K-Mart Store Clerk Saves Girl's Life
• Interview With Keith Hammonds of 'Fast Company' Magazine
• Profile of Britain's First Female Commando
• World's Most Popular Sporting Event Gets Under Way in Seoul

May 30, 2002

• Interview with Bono, Singer, Activist
• Interview with Jonathan Greenspun, Community Assistance Unit
• Recovery Efforts Officially End at Ground Zero
• U.S. Looks at Evacuation Plans for Americans in India
• Interview with Mental Health Expert Virginia Stern
• Al Qaeda May Be Adding to Rising Tensions Between India, Pakistan
• FBI's Focus to Switch From Prosecution to Prevention
• Interview With Jimmy Chiusano
• Small Business in Lower Manhattan Suffers Economic Hardship
• A Look at Whistle-Blower Coleen Rowley
• Interview with Child Psychologist Christina Hoven
• Rumsfeld to Head to India, Pakistan
• White House Concerned About Escalating India-Pakistan Tensions
• Interview With NYC Firefighters Tiernach Cassidy
• Interview With Firefighters Turned Film Makers Lou, Amy Angeli
• FBI Introduces Sweeping Changes

May 29, 2002

• Stamp Collecting Can Bring You Big Money
• FBI Unveiling Sweeping New Changes That Will Redefine How Agency Counters Terrorism
• Former FBI Terrorism Task Force Agent Discusses Restructuring
• Recovery Teams Return to Murky Waters of Arkansas River Today
• Police Finishing Work at Levy Site
• Bob Hope Turns 99
• 61 Inches of Entertainment
• Interview With Michael Weisskopf
• FBI Prepares for Major Overhaul
• Italian Authorities Allegedly Recorded al Qaeda Conversations
• Steroids Cause Serious Side Effects
• Skakel Murder Trial Nearing New Phase
• Getting the Big Picture
• Judge Orders Attorney for Second American Taliban
• Inside the New FBI
• CIA Analysts Will Aid FBI Intelligence Analysis
• Interview With Ronald Kessler
• Italians Wiretapped Suspected al Qaeda Before September 11
• British Forces Continue Operation Buzzard
• Baseball Steroid Use Revelations Cause Furor
• Anti-abortion Activists Post Pictures on the Internet
• Interview with Iraq Expert Sandra Mackey
• Bay Area Salt Ponds to be Sold to Government
• Scientists May Be Able to Clone Extinct Tasmanian Tiger

May 28, 2002

• After Bridge Collapse, Norman Barton Saved One of Victims
• Out West, One Firefighter Injured Battling Wildfires Now Burning in Arizona
• Look at Oldest Reporter in North Dakota
• Defense Expected to Wrap Up Case Today in Skakel Trial
• How Do You Get Two and a Half Ton Killer Whale From France to Ohio?
• Skakel Murder Trial Nears Closing Arguments
• Oklahoma Bridge Collapse: Death Toll Rising
• Sailors Aboard USS Stennis Come Home
• D.C. Examiner to Reveal Findings on Levy Death
• Memorial Service for Chandra Levy Today
• Homecoming Nears for USS Stennis Sailors, Families
• Bono-O'Neill Visit Ugandan AIDS Clinic
• Panel Leader Discusses Florida Child Care
• Chandra Levy Murdered
• Bush Heading for Home After a Week Abroad
• U.S.S Stennis Returns Home
• Ramsey Fields Questions on Levy Murder
• Levy Family Prepares for Memorial Service
• Jeb Bush Receives Stinging Report on State's Handling of Rilya Wilson Case
• Interview with Mike Brooks
• FBI Expects New Terrorism Squad
• Bush Meets Pope
• Defense Not to Call Skakel to Stand
• USS Stennis Arrives Home
• Chandra Levy Memorial to Begin Hours After Homicide Confirmed
• For Second Time in a Year, Bush Sits with Pope
• Interview with Louis Hennessy; Where does the Levy Investigation Stand?
• Death Toll has Rises to Nine in Bridge Collapse in Oklahoma
• Interview with Craig Marks

May 27, 2002

• Family Life Returning to Normal for Sarah Wooster of London
• How Do You Enjoy Summer Glow Without Incurring the Ravages?
• Annual Memorial Day Parade in Manhasset, New York
• Fighter Jets From USS John C. Stennis Returning
• Divers Recover Wreckage From Bridge Collapse
• President Bush Spends Memorial Day in France
• Three Names Added to Vietnam Memorial in Washington
• Pope's Frail Health Draws Attention
• Treasury Secretary, Bono Continue African Tour
• Interview With William Heenan
• Divers Pull Remaining Victims From Arkansas River Disaster
• President Bush Spends Memorial Day at D-Day Invasion Site
• Texas Community Honors Fallen Soldier in War on Terror
• Americans Pay Tribute to Veterans of Vietnam War
• State of National Parks in Question
• Tips on Summer Grilling
• Investigation Continues into why Barge Hit Bridge
• At Least Two People Killed Outside Tel Aviv
• Bush Honors Nation's War Dead
• Homecoming at Lemoore Naval Air Station
• Bush May Meet Pope
• Texas Town Honors First American Soldier to Die in Enduring Freedom
• First American Soldier Killed in Afghanistan Honored
• Security Changes Underway at Nation's Airports
• National Parks Strain Under Load of Many Vacationers
• Three Names Added to Vietnam Memorial
• America's Fallen Soldiers on Minds of U.S. Forces
• Soldiers Return From War in Afghanistan
• Movie Season on Track to Break Record
• Review Potentials of the Summer
• President Bush to Conclude European Tour in Italy
• Dave Mill Used Wits, Technology to Call for Help
• Recovery Efforts Continue Near Bridge Collapse
• Memorial Day Much More than a Picnic
• Three New Names Set for Vietnam Memorial Wall
• U.S. Troops in Afghanistan Celebrate Memorial Day
• Memorial Day More than Just a Holiday
• USS Stennis Squadrons Return Home Today
• Recovery Continues Today in Bridge Collapse
• Summer Travel Safety and Security Changes
• Americans Honor Veterans on Memorial Day

May 24, 2002

• Investigation Continues in Chandra Levy Death
• If Your Child Disappeared, Would You be Able to Give Police an Accurate Description?
• FBI Issues Terror Alert for Underwater Attacks
• In Moscow, President Bush and Russian President Putin Sign Landmark Treaty
• Startling Admission From Pentagon regarding Weapons Testing During Cold War
• Police in Levy Investigation Turning Attention to Man Serving Time for Assaulting Women in Park
• Skakel's Defense Continues Its Case Today
• Joint Hearings Begin Next Month into Intelligence Issues Prior to Terrorist Attacks
• In Monrovia, California, Mountain Lion Trapped in Somebody's Backyard
• News From Across the Pond
• Witnesses Contradict Each Other in Skakel Trial
• Interview with Crash Test Expert Dr. Bella Dinh-Zarr
• Dr. Beach Names St. Joseph Peninsula State Park Top Beach
• Interview With Nilou Motamed of 'Travel & Leisure'
• Interview With Actress Diane Lane
• Bono, O'Neill Continue on Trip Across Africa
• Bush and Putin Hail New Strategic Partnership
• FBI Director Orders Probe Into Zacarias Moussaoui Case
• New Figure Emerges in Chandra Levy Case
• Americans Travel With Caution on Memorial Day Weekend
• D.C. Police Are Combing Rock Creek Park
• Interview with South Asia Expert Philip Oldenburg
• Bush, Putin Sign Arms Treaty
• FBI Field Agent Letter Sparks Justice Department Investigation
• Lebanese Brothers on Trial in N.C. for Aiding Hezbollah
• Interview With Mike Brooks
• Tensions Rising Between India and Pakistan
• Police Continuing Investigation in Chandra Levy Mystery
• Former Classmates Testify in Skakel Trial
• Protect Your Skin from the Sun
• Profile of Sean 'P. Diddy' Combs
• Man Builds Rollercoaster in Backyard
• Interview with Critic James Inverne on Madonna's New Play
• U.S., Russia Agree to Reduce Nuclear Stockpile
• Congress Will Look Into Intelligence Failures Before 9-11
• Interview With Elaine Shannon of 'TIME' Magazine
• Levy Family Remains in Seclusion

May 23, 2002

• For Some, Chandra Levy Was a Cherished Friend
• Westwood Studios Displays 'Earth and Beyond' at Vegas Computer Games Show
• Former Kennedy Family Babysitter on Stand Today in Skakel Murder Trial
• More Firefighters Joining Battle Against Wildfire That Threatens Hundreds of Homes in Colorado
• Electronic Entertainment Expo Under Way This Week in Los Angeles
• Police, Media Gather in D.C. Over Levy Body
• Al Qaeda Leader Confirms White House 9/11 Target
• Police Try to Uncover Mystery Surrounding Chandra Levy's Death
• Bush Visits Moscow
• Bush Administration Wants to Develop Nuclear Bunker Buster
• Kennedy Babysitter Expected to Testify in Skakel Trial
• U.S. Officials Say United Flight 93 Was Intended to Crash Into White House
• Baby-sitter Testifies in Skakel Trial
• New Information Comes Out About Alleged Shoe Bomber Reid
• Scientists Study Hormone Affecting Weight Loss
• Interview With Teresa Vieira of Red Cross
• Interview with John Garcia, James Moore
• 'Rosie the Riveter' Sells for $5 Mil
• Retailers Check Out New Holiday Season Videogames at E-3 Expo
• Washington Police Vow to See Chandra Levy Matter Through to End; Interview with Scott Fear, Ted Williams
• Leader of Milwaukee's archdiocese, Latest Catholic Clergyman to Come Under Fire for Alleged Sexual Misconduct
• Bush, Putin to Sign Major Agreements
• Bush Wants Nuclear-Tipped Bunker Buster
• U.S. Army Puts Out Video Game in Hopes of Attracting Recruits
• People of Rishon Letzion Questioning Safety
• Ice Cream a Favorite Among Residents of Kabul
• Can Forensics Help Determine Cause, Time of Chandra Levy's Death?
• Milwaukee Archbishop Asks Church to Accept His Resignation
• U.S. Officials Say United Flight 93 Intended to Hit White House on 9-11
• Russia, U.S. Scheduled to Sign Nuclear Arms Reduction Treaty
• E3 Expo Under Way in L.A.
• Interview With Marc Klaas
• Al Qaeda Detainee Confirms 9/11 Plane Headed for White House
• Palestinian Authority Condemns Latest Suicide Bombing

May 22, 2002

• Recent Terror Alerts Have Made Many People Literally Worried Sick
• Chandler Police Decided It Was Time to Reel in Some Fugitives and Use Bad Guys' Greed as Bait
• Digital Titans Tangling in Los Angeles This Week
• Victim's Sister Discusses Birmingham Bombing Trial
• How Do You Know When to Face Fears, and How Do You Know When to Go Get Some Help?
• Bono and U.S. Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill on First Leg of Four-Nation Africa Tour
• Bono, Treasury Secretary O'Neill Discuss Mission to Africa
• Administration Faces Mounting Criticism Over Pre-9/11 Warnings
• More Terrorist Warnings for New York
• New York's Fleet Week Launches Many Ships
• House Intelligence Hears of Phoenix Memo
• New York City Keeps Guard Against Terror
• Interview with Mike Brooks
• Former NTSB Managing Director, Pilot Discuss Cockpit Guns
• Police on Heightened Alert in NYC
• Bush Scheduled for Four Countries
• Many Boats Arrive in New York During Fleet Week
• New York Braces For Possible Attack On Landmarks
• Explosion in Rishon Letzion
• Cherry Guilty
• Interview with Avi Zohar
• Navy Salutes New Yorkers
• Police Examine Possible Remains of Chandra Levy

May 21, 2002

• White House Downplays Phoenix Memo; Powell to Release Terror Report
• Terrorists: Who Are They, and Where?
• Cardinal Bernard Law Triggers Latest Crossfire of Allegations in Open Letter
• Bono, O'Neill Arrive in Ghana to Start African Tour
• Castle Made Up of Castaways Now Home and Monument to Unconquerable Spirit
• Phoenix Memo Causing More Problems
• Rep. Gephardt Would Establish Independent 9/11 Commission
• Transportation Head: No Cockpit Guns
• Off-Handed Remark by Michael Skakel Dominates Morning's Testimony at Murder Trial
• Miami Police Hunt Baby Kidnappers
• U.S. Forces On Move in Afghanistan.
• Zoloft May Ease Extreme PMS
• Season For Sun and Surf Also Primetime for Shark Attacks
• Terrorism on Some British Minds
• Seemingly Innocent Blow to Chest Can Kill Children
• FBI to Face Congressional Questions on Phoenix Memo
• Transportation Administration Rules Against Cockpit Guns
• Damaging Testimony Heard in Skakel Murder Trial
• Who Knew About the So-Called Phoenix Memo and When?
• Interview with Juliette Kayyem
• Closing Arguments in Birmingham Bombing Trial
• Intelligence Agencies Under Scrutiny as Pre-9/11 Furor Continues
• Skakel Trial Continues
• Kitty Dukakis Speaks Out About Shock Therapy
• In Jerusalem, Sandbags Lesser of Two Evils
• Prisoner Lives in Airducts
• Tour of Medieval Mansion

May 20, 2002

• Apartment Buildings, Water Supplies at Risk to Terrorism
• Prosecutors Reach Key Point in Skakel Trial
• How Much Did President Know and When Did He Know It?
• Bush Wants Key Reforms in Cuba
• Few Details Emerging Regarding Death of Soldier
• Vice President Warns of Terror Threats
• Suicide Bombings Rock Israel Yet Again
• Government Reviews Bin Laden Tape
• Many in Washington Say Some Sort of Terror Attack Will Hit U.S. in Not Too Distant Future
• Interview with Bill Daly, Control Risks Group
• President Bush Talking Cuba Again Today
• Skakel Murder Trial Continues
• Suicide Bombings in United States Inevitable?
• Falling Just Short of Mount Everest
• Prosecution Continues Case Against Michael Skakel
• Bush Speech Receives Mixed Reviews Among Dissidents in Cuba
• Special Forces Soldier Killed on Patrol in Eastern Afghanistan
• Study: White Wine Helps Lungs
• Six Students Die at School District in State of Pennsylvania
• Buzz About Once-a-Day Pill That Researchers Say Eases Symptoms For Terminally Ill Lung Cancer Patients
• Transcript Contains Damaging Testimony Against Skakel
• Judge to Rule on Blake Bodyguard's Lawyer
• Interview with Erik Lindbergh, Pilot
• President Bush Rules Out Changes to Cuba Trade Sanctions
• Interview With Jim Solomons
• Robert Blake Case: Judge Decides on Bodyguard's Defense
• Body of Special Forces Soldier Heads Back to United States
• Defense Rests in 1963 Birmingham Church Bombing Case
• Interview with Dennis Hays, Jeff Flake

May 17, 2002

• Interview With Keshia Knight Pulliam
• Bono, O'Neill to Raise African Awareness
• Miller First North American to Climb Both Everest Faces
• Lottery Players Have New Chance to Strike It Rich
• Interview with Former President Jimmy Carter
• Interview with Dr. Michael Friedman, Former FDA Commissioner
• What is Cast of Original 'Star Wars' Trilogy Doing Today?
• Bush Responds to Criticism Over 9/11 Intelligence
• Police Say Seedy Mix of Religion and Sex Has Taken Root in Georgia
• Allies Encounter Taliban, al Qaeda Resistance
• Pakistani Authorities Believe Body is Pearl's
• Could Bush Have Known of 9/11?
• Study Links Pizza to Obesity
• Interview With Jessica Stern
• Suspect Confesses to Shooting Catholic Priest
• President Bush Speaks Out on 9-11 Warnings
• Interview With Republican Strategist Ed Gillespie
• Interview With Linda Pauwels
• Interview with Security Expert Peter Orszag
• In Grafton, Illinois Rains Exacerbate Flooding
• Interview With Mark Schwed
• TV Soaps Steaming Up Screen
• Congress Reacts to September 11 Warnings

May 16, 2002

• Paging Dr. Gupta: Eye Can See Clearly Now
• A Little More Than Three Weeks Away From Showdown Between Tyson and Lewis
• Mississippi River Rising With Floods; Interview with Ken Schaefer
• President Briefed on Possible Hijacking Plot in August
• Audiences Appraise 'Attack of the Clones' With Critical Eye
• Wildfire Rages in Northern Arizona
• Women Climbers Overcome Obstacles, Tackle Everest
• President's Daily Briefing Warned of Possible Hijacking
• Uniforms, Cyanide Stolen in Truck Heists
• Congressional Democrats Demanding Investigation of What White House Knew About 9-11 Attacks
• Midwest Braces for More Rain
• 'Star Wars' Hits Theaters
• Interview with Josh Cottingham, 'Star Wars' Fan
• Was Bush Warned of al Qaeda Hijackings One Month Before 9-11?
• Is Washington Playing Blame Game Over 9-11 Today?
• Witness Testifies Skakel Confessed in Moxley Murder
• Interview With Dr. James Hays
• Interview With 'TV Guide's' Mark Schwed
• Interview With Senator Evan Bayh
• Interview With Stansfield Turner
• Federal Agents Investigate Theft of Airport Uniforms
• Mexican Police Investigate Theft of 10 Tons of Cyanide
• Cloudy Skies Add to Flooding Concerns in Missouri

May 15, 2002

• Democrats on Attack Over Fund-Raising Photo
• Talk With 'CSI' Creator
• Fans Wait for "Star Wars" in Charitable Fashion
• Cuban Opposition Groups Encouraged By Carter Speech
• Florida Police Look into Past of Caregiver
• Democrats Accusing Republicans of Marketing Tragedy For Partisan Political Ends
• Baltimore Priest in Stable Condition Following Shooting
• Arafat Promises Reform in Speech Today
• Cuban Press Reaction to Carter Speech Muted
• Democrats Angered by Use of 9/11 Photo in RNC Campaign
• Trial of Kennedy Cousin Michael Skakel Continues Today in Norwalk, Connecticut
• 'Star Wars' Fans Anticipate Tonight's Premier
• Look at a New Low-Carb Beer
• Michael Skakel's Father May Testify Today
• Making the "Star Wars" Music; Interview with John Williams
• Carter Will Dine With Castro
• Crowds Heat up for 'Star Wars'
• Bail Hearing for Man Who Shot Priest
• New Low-Carb Beer Unveiled
• Missouri Inundated by Floods
• Interview with Dr. Sherri Shubin
• Stripper at Odds with Christian School
• Interview with Marc Berman
• Border Patrol Agents On Lookout for Cyanide
• Mixed Review From White House on Carter Visit to Cuba.
• Bail Hearing For Dontee Stokes
• Another Ice Berg Has Broken Free
• People Anticipate 'Attack of the Clones'

May 14, 2002

• Former Priest Shot and Wounded Outside Baltimore Home
• Worlds of Sports and Entertainment Converge in Monaco For Laureus World Sportsman of the Year Award
• Skakel Prosecutors Will Not Call Brother
• Carter Tours Cuba with Castro
• Interview with Phylicia Rashad, Actress
• Discussion With Advertising Legend Mary Wells Lawrence
• Search for al Qaeda and Taliban Continues in Afghanistan
• Israeli Prime Minister Sharon Faces Critics
• Prosecution Decides Not to Call Tommy Skakel to Stand
• Hunt for International Terrorists Proceeds
• Israeli Prime Minister Gets Jeers From Party Before Knesset
• In Baltimore, Priest in Hospital Today With Gunshot Wounds
• Sexually Abusive Priest Shot in Baltimore
• Reporter Discusses Lion Attack
• 'Star Wars,' 'Spider-Man' Club Officials Discuss New Movies
• In Tampa, Florida, Busch Gardens Suspends Private Tours After Lion Bit Off Arm of Zookeeper
• Alabama Church Bombing Trial Begins; Interview with Mickey Johnson
• Sanctioned Iraqis Defend Country
• Chicago Judge Refuses to Throw Out Terrorism Perjury Case
• Carter to Deliver Short, Important Speech This Evening
• FEMA Official Discusses Midwest Flooding
• Former President Carter to Speak on Cuban TV, Radio
• Cancer Deaths Drop
• Nine-Year-Old Allegation Comes Back to Haunt
• Should Shanley's Records be Made Public?
• Judge Refuses to Throw out Perjury Charges Against Islamic Charity
• U.N. Security Council Approves Sanction Overhaul Against Iraq
• Stories of Storms Survived in Midwest
• Growing Number of Teens at Risk for Type-II Diabetes
• Israeli Soldiers Poised Outside Gaza
• Carter to Address Cuban People
• Cuba Excels in Health Care, Education
• Interview with Daniel Sieberg

May 13, 2002

• Carter in Cuba
• Interview With PLO Leader Yasser Arafat
• Interview With Corporate Trainer Steadman Graham
• Zookeeper in Serious Condition in Tampa After Lion Bites Off Part of Arm
• Time of Season to Tune in For TV Nostalgia
• Severe Storms Pounding Midwest For Over a Week
• Boston Cardinal Bernard Law Faces Third Day of Deposition
• Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter in Cuba Today
• Arafat Hits the Road, and Sharon Plows Into Potential Roadblock
• Discussion of Michael Skakel Case
• New and Improved Medication Hits Market This Week
• Carson All-Time King of Late Night
• Arafat, Sharon Suffer Separate Setbacks
• Kennedy Cousin Skakel's Murder Trial Continues
• Bush, Putin Agree on Nuclear Arms Reduction Treaty
• Cardinal Law Undergoes Third Questioning Session
• Third Suspect in 1963 Alabama Church Bombing to Be Tried
• Tutor May Have Suggested Skakel Family Vacation After Moxley Murder
• Busch Gardens Director Discusses Lion Attack
• Bush Will Sign Arms Reduction Treaty
• Yasser Arafat Discusses Plans for Peace
• Opening Statements Expected in 1963 Church Bombing Trial
• Carter in Cuba, Following Bush Accusations
• Interview With Carl Sferrazza Anthony
• Deposition of Cardinal Law Continues in Boston
• Interview With Raghida Dergham
• State Officials Under Fire For Losing Girl
• Carter Tours Biotechnology Lab
• Bush to Sign Treaty in Moscow Next Week
• Arafat Heads for Various Parts of the West Bank
• Interview with Ben Ermini
• Investigation Underway Into Lion Attack
• Law Deposed Third Day
• U.S. Special Forces Clash with Suspected Taliban
• Military May Introduce Food Patch
• Interview with Alex Pappademas
• Advertizers Get a Preview of TV Line-up

May 10, 2002

• In Connecticut, No Testimony Today in Murder Trial of Kennedy Cousin Michael Skakel
• What's Hot in the Movies This Season?
• Robert Hanssen Will be Sentenced This Morning
• Atlanta Exhibit Displays Photographs of Lynchings
• Judge Hearing Arguments About Skakel Made by Former Tutor Ken Littleton
• More Than 100 People Emerge From Church of Nativity Compound
• Suspected Pipe Bomber Luke Helder Set to Leave Nevada
• The Citadel Will Mark a Milestone Tomorrow
• Hanssen's Decision to Spy For Moscow Took Him Down Path Paved by Spies Before Him
• Cardinal Law Faces More Questions in Court
• Gallup: 72 Percent Support Death Penalty
• Mister Mom
• Interview with Tammy, Chris Higgins
• Standoff Over, Israelis Withdraw from Manger Square
• Helder's Flight From Reno Delayed
• Hanssen Lived Complex Double Life
• Body Found in Missouri Not That of Missing Florida Child
• Interview with Rep. James Maloney (D), Connecticut
• Standoff in Bethlehem Comes to End
• Pipe Bomb Suspect Awaits Federal Charges
• Cardinal Law Questioning Continues
• First Black Women to Graduate from Citadel
• Authorities Still Searching for Missing Florida Girl
• Pipe Bomb Suspect Transported to Iowa
• "Star Wars" Fanatics Await New Movie Premiere

May 09, 2002

• JFK Jr's Death Providing Him With Little Privacy
• FDA Holding Hearing on Controversial Fertility Treatment
• Man Admits to Bombing Spree
• Professor Rob Sobhani Discusses Israel
• What Happens Now to Alleged Mailbox Pipe Bomber?
• Accused Rapist Priest Seeks Bail Reduction
• Shanley in Court for Bail Reduction Hearing
• Shimon Peres to Talk to Italian Prime Minister Regarding Exiles
• Most High School Seniors Looking Forward to Wearing Cap and Gown in Few Weeks, But Some L.A. Grads Won't Be Allowed To
• Panel's Investigation Into Rilya Wilson Case Hits Roadblock
• Helder to Meet with Parents in Jail
• Judge Considers Boston Priest's Bail Request
• Israelis Celebrate Jerusalem Day
• Israel Calling Up Reservists for Possible Strikes
• Pipe Bomb Suspect Will Move to Iowa
• Boston Cardinal Continues Testimony in Sex Abuse Case
• Actress Julia Roberts Testifies Before Congress
• Church of Nativity Standoff Draws Closer to Resolution
• President Bush Calls Recent Arafat Statement Encouraging
• Robert Blake Guardianship Case Continues
• Interview with Ed Gordon; Rising Career of R. Kelly Seriously Sidetracked
• Possible Leftover Anthrax Found
• Thousands of Animals Dead From Toxic Algae

May 08, 2002

• Skakel Murder Trial Continues
• Boston's Cardinal Bernard Law Goes Under Oath in Church Sex Abuse Scandal
• Gurnsey's President Discusses Jerry Garcia Auction
• Plastic Surgery Offers Personal Options
• Authorities Apprehend Pipe Bomb Suspect; Excerpts From Writing
• Tel Aviv Bombing Rocks Peace Process
• Fmr. State Department Spokesman Rubin Discusses Middle East
• Retired FBI Officer Discusses Pipe Bombings
• Taste Test of New Vanilla Coke Formula
• Arafat Condemns Bombing, Braces for Reprisal
• Bomber Sent Incriminating Letter to 'Badger Herald'
• Cardinal Law Giving Deposition
• Interview of Barry Jessurun, Vanilla Bean Cafe
• Pipe Bomb Suspect Makes First Appearance in Federal Court
• Panel Investigates Disappearance of Florida 5-Year-Old
• Cardinal Law Deposition Gets Under Way
• New Graduation Requirement Prepares Students for Future
• Helder's Father Tipped Off Local Police
• Negotiators Rethink Bethlehem Solution
• Police Can Train for High Speed Pursuit in Michigan
• Interview with Dr. Julius Few, Plastic Surgeon
• Attorney Discusses Lawsuits Against Boston Church
• Following Bombing, Prime Minister Returns to Israel
• Conflict in the Middle East: Negotiations Continue at Church of Nativity
• Cardinal Law Gives Deposition in Sex Abuse Scandal
• Interview With Devin Burghart
• Yasser Arafat Urges Palestinians to Stop Suicide Attacks
• Pipe Bomb Suspect Allegedly Confesses
• New Revelations in Mailbox Pipe Bomb Case
• Police Face Car Chases a Lot of the Time

May 07, 2002

• Canadian and U.S. Forces Complete Inspection of Area Near Tora Bora
• Israel's Prime Minister Huddling With Bush Later This Afternoon
• FBI Trails Midwest Pipe Bomber
• Standoff at Church of Nativity Ends
• Pipe Bomb Trail Crosses U.S.
• Fire Department Official Discusses Rescue of Flooded School Bus
• Kennedy Cousin Murder Trial Begins
• Michael Skakel Goes on Trial This Morning in Connecticut
• Rev. Shanley Arraigned in Child Rape Case
• Al Qaeda Graves Located in Afghanistan
• Church of Nativity Standoff Continues
• New Follow-up Treatment Available for Breast Cancer Patients
• Ariel Sharon Stops by White House
• Equality Now Tries to Bring Women's Voices in Middle East Peace Discussions
• Church of Nativity Standoff Expected to End
• FDA Approves Botox
• Shanley Bail Set at $750,000
• Skakel Trial Gets Underway, Moxley Mother to Testify
• Clinton To Head U.S. Delegation to East Timor
• Sugar Pill Placebo Almost As Effective As Depression Drugs
• Man Survives Three Days Trapped in Overturned Car
• Luke John Helder Suspected of Pipe Bombings
• Interview with Jeffrey Newman
• U.S.-Israel, Where to Go From Here
• Bethlehem: Deal Close but Not Complete
• Spidey Raises Bar; Interview with Paul Dergarabedian

May 06, 2002

• Iraqi Oil Will be Flowing Once Again This Week
• War Emblem Leads Pack Every Step of Way to Win Kentucky Derby
• As Chirac Celebrates, Le Pen Looking Forward to Upcoming Election Battles
• Home Owners Association Decides Forbidding Navy Veteran to Fly Flag Not Good Idea
• Discussion With 'Star Wars' Creator George Lucas
• Jerusalem Hospital Handles Israeli, Palestinian Casualties
• Hate Group Expert Discusses Midwest Mailbox Bombings
• Negotiations Slow at Church of Nativity
• Mailbox Pipe Bombs Hit Midwest
• Wildfires Scorch Colorado
• White House Holds Humorous Correspondents' Dinner
• Clone Conundrum Continues
• Israeli Prime Minister to Come to U.S. for Meeting With President
• FBI: Anti-government Notes Accompany Midwest Mailbox Bombs
• 'Business Week' Writer Discusses Catholic Church Money, Scandal
• Interview with Jerry Penacoli, 'Extra'
• Search for Missing Florida Girl Continues
• Interview With Rick Barton
• Israelis, Palestinians Search for Resolution in Bethlehem
• Israeli Prime Minister Visits Washington
• American Taliban Fighter Goes to Trial
• Injured Israelis, Palestinians Often Treated Side by Side
• Interview With Bob Tigert
• Interview With Mike Schneider

May 03, 2002

• Expert Discusses Biker Gangs
• Moviegoers Around Country Caught Up in Web of Excitement
• Former Priest Shanley to Be Arraigned on Rape Charges
• Apolo Anton Ohno Discusses Being One of 'People''s 50 Most Beautiful People
• Officials to Give Update Into American 587 Crash
• Joe Gibbs Only Person to Win Super Bowl and Winston Cup
• Shanley To Go Before Extradition Hearing
• Palestinians, Israelis Battle for Moral High Ground
• Friction Between Rumsfeld and the U.S. Army?
• Officials Releasing New Details on Flight 587
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• "Star Wars" Convention Offers Numerous Products for Fans
• Secretary of State, Russian Foreign Minister Meet, Discuss Nuclear Policy
• Pressure Mounts on Freed Arafat to Make Peace
• Shanley Could Return to Massachusetts in 10 Days or Less
• Orthodox Good Friday Sees Empty Bethlehem; Many Wait for Peace
• U.S., British Continue Search for al Qaeda
• Georgia High School Students Prepare for First Integrated Prom
• New Star Wars Movie to Debut in Two Weeks
• Priest Awaits Extradition to Boston
• White House Anticipating Meeting With Ariel Sharon
• War on Terror Heats Up
• New Battle Emerges Over Defense Spending
• Interview With Owen Gleiberman
• Cameras on D.C. Streets Still Source of Controversy
• New Report Shows Putting Children to Sleep in Adult Beds Could Be Dangerous
• Interview With Robert Franek of 'Princeton Review'

May 02, 2002

• Mourners Gather for Lopes Funeral
• Huge Crowd Gathers For Lopes Funeral in Atlanta
• 'Operation Snipe,' Major New Sweep For Al Qaeda, Under Way
• No Clues of Florida Girl Missing One Year From State Care
• New Study Shows Importance of Helmets to Kids
• In Israel: Arafat Freed, More Shots at Church of Nativity
• Several Options Available to Fight Wrinkles
• Palestinian Leader Yasser Arafat Emerges From Battered Ramallah Compound
• Arafat Wants to Meet With Prince Abdullah
• Family Members and Friends of Lisa Lopes Gathering Today to Say Goodbye
• Astronauts John Glenn, Sally Ride Discuss Need for Science Education
• Porn Click Away for Children
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Getting Wrinkles Out
• Group of Protesters Enter Church of Nativity
• Bush Puts High Burden on Arafat
• Interview With Hanna Nasser, Mayor of Bethlehem
• Former Boston Priest Arrested on Charges of Raping a Child
• Arafat's Compound in Ramallah Damaged by Israeli Attacks
• Interview With Charles Sennott of 'The Boston Globe'
• Bush Meets With EU to Discuss Middle East
• Fans Pay Respects to Lisa 'Left Eye' Lopes
• Interview With Christopher Patten
• Interview With John and Jack Payne

May 01, 2002

• New York's Indian Point Nuclear Power Plant Generating Controversy
• Military Tribunal Called to Order on Hollywood Soundstage
• Grace Living Center in Jenks, Oklahoma is School and Nursing Home
• Yasser Arafat Could be Walking Out of Ramallah Headquarters as Early as Today
• Dozens of Palestinians Still Holed Up at Church of Nativity
• Police in Miami-Dade County, Florida Looking For 5-Year Old Rilya Wilson
• May Day Rallies in France Protest Le Pen
• Arafat Residence Siege in Tense Negotiations
• Game Show to Help Afghan Women
• Robert Blake Asking Judge For Bail Today
• Terrier From Burned-Out Taiwanese Tanker On Way to Honolulu Harbor
• Half of Americans Breathe Hazardous Air Pollution
• Converted Episcopal Priests Allowed Wives as Catholic Priests
• Deal Struck to End Siege of Arafat Compound
• Houston Official Discusses Raging Fires
• Half of Americans Live With Dangerous Air

April 30, 2002

• Israel Resists Jenin Investigation
• Interview with Norman Mailer, Lawrence Schiller, "Into the Mirror"
• Gunshots Heard at Arafat Headquarters
• Story of NYFD Battalion Commander Richard Picciotto, Who Survived 09-11
• Investigators Penetrate Atlanta Federal Buildings
• Winner of Disputed New Jersey Lottery to Be Decided
• Catholic Church Faces Criticism Over Legal Strategy
• Royal Commentator on England's Golden Jubilee
• Al Qaeda Fighters Killed in Afghanistan
• 50 Years Since 'American Bandstand' Hit Airwaves
• 20 Palestinians Emerge from Church of the Nativity
• Interview with Shimon Peres, Israeli Foreign Minister
• Arafat Still Confined to Compound
• Conflict in the Middle East: More People Emerge From Bethlehem Church
• Secretary of State Testifies Before Senate
• New Pictures Released From Hubble Telescope
• Feds Charge Syrian-Born American with Lying About Links to Terrorism
• Arafat May Walk Free
• Bethlehem Struggles Under Curfew
• Renewed Fighting Near Border of Pakistan
• Should Pilots Carry Guns?
• Interview with Dr. Dorothy Mitchell-Leef
• Doctors Consider Operating on Newborn Cojoined Twins
• Chandra Levy Case One Year Later
• Parents of Missing Child Meet with Reporters
• Interview with Mike Brooks
• Bush Describes Administration as Compassionate Conservative
• Ashcroft Addresses Media
• New Jersey Couple Wins $59 Million
• Interview With Adam Shapiro

April 29, 2002

• Talk With La Plata, Maryland Tornado Survivor Joe Aqua
• Look at Ultimate Cell Phone
• To Mark Anniversary of L.A. Riots, Bush Visiting L.A.
• South Central Remains Economically Disadvantaged After Riots
• La Plata, Maryland Hit Hard by Tornado
• There Could be Progress in Standoff at Church of Nativity in Bethlehem
• Interview with Matt Roush, "TV Guide"
• Police in San Diego Searching for Missing Toddler
• Year Since Washington Intern Chandra Levy Vanished
• Maryland Community Reeling After Tornado
• Interview of Bernard Kinsey, Former Head of Rebuild LA Program
• Tire Safety Week Stresses Motorist Care
• Darryl Strawberry Sentenced to 18 Months in Prison
• Israelis Enter Hebron as Talks Make Progress on Arafat Detainment
• Conflict in the Middle East: Palestinian Leader Close to Freedom
• Interviews With Diana Buttu, Alan Baker
• White House Calls New Mideast Agreement Hopeful
• Maryland Emergency Crews Clean Up Mess Following Tornado
• Where is L.A. Today 10 Years After Riots?
• Germans Mourn Loss From School Shooting
• Music Industry Battling Internet Piracy
• Tornado in Maryland Kills Three
• Conflict in the Middle East: Israel Moves Into Hebron
• White House Keeping Eye on Middle East Crisis
• Iraqi People Show Public Support for Saddam Hussein
• Top Chicago Cop Could Spend Time Behind Bars
• Los Angeles Remembers Anniversary of Riots
• Motorists Under Pressure to Take Care of Vehicles
• Interview With Bill Zehme
• Violence Continues Despite Talks
• Late Tornadoes Cause Six Deaths Across Country
• U.S., Russia Want Less Warheads
• Iraqi Leaders Say Iraq Is Ready to Defend Itself

April 26, 2002

• Report of Possible Reassignment of Boston Archbishop Bernard Law
• Prosecutors in New Jersey Appear to Have Scored Some Points Against Former NBA Star
• 09-11 Has Created Some New Problems For Local Police Departments
• Is Pope John Paul II Jeopardizing His Legacy?
• Pakistan to Allow U.S. Hunt for Al Qaeda
• Interview with Ian Burke, Friend of TLC Member Lisa Lopes
• Fans Mourning Loss of Lisa 'Left Eye' Lopes
• Developments From Meeting Between Bush and Saudi Crown Prince
• Palestinian Protest in Ramallah Turns Violent
• Interview with David McCullough, Jim Rees, Director of Mount Vernon
• Gallup Poll: Respect Decreasing for Catholic Church
• Ocean Race Around World Begins
• Brooklyn Public School Makes Final Robot Competition
• Interview of John Guth, Jeff Tweiten
• 'The Bachelor' Winners Speak
• 17 Killed in School Shooting in Germany
• American Cardinals Gather for Annual Dinner
• Israelis Fire Stun Grenades, Tear Gas at Marching Palestinians
• Bush Weighs Conflicting Pressures on Middle East
• Rumsfeld Warns of Possible Taliban, al Qaeda Offensive in Afghanistan
• Ex-Student Kills 17 in School in Germany
• 'Boston Herald' Reports Cardinal Law Will Be Moved to Vatican
• Interview With R&B Radio Host Frank Ski
• Bush Says He Forged Personal Bond With Crown Prince Abdullah
• School Shooting Leaves 17 Dead in Germany
• Future of Boston Cardinal Up In Air
• President Bush Encouraged About Economy
• Interview With Sonia Murray
• Ship Crews Finish Transatlantic Race
• New Trouble for Former NBA Star
• Cardinals Discuss Zero Tolerance Policy

April 25, 2002

• Blake Attorney Says Stuntmen Just Seeking Spotlight
• South African Space Tourist Rode Soyuz Rocket Into Orbit Early This Morning
• Fertility Options Available for Older Couples
• Which Comes First, the Briefcase or the Bottle?
• South African Heads to Space Station
• Discussion About Novel Written by Slave Woman
• Reinforcements On Way to Sweeping Wildfire in Colorado
• Severe Storms Rake Much of Midwest
• Nine Palestinians Walk Away From Church of the Nativity
• Some Call Church's Response to Sex Scandal Little More Than Damage Control
• Bush and Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Abdullah to Come Together on Bush Ranch
• Colorado Firefighters Battling to Protect Homes from Wildfire
• Interview with Lorenzo Benet on Robert Blake Murder Case
• Reaction to Blueprint for Catholic Church Reform
• Saudi Crown Prince Meets with President Bush Today
• Nine Palestinian Children Leave Bethlehem Church
• President Bush Meets With Saudi Crown Prince
• Israeli, Palestinian Leaders Host Greek, Turkish Foreign Ministers
• U.N. Delays Fact-Finding Mission to Jenin
• House to Approve Split of INS
• U.S. Cardinals Conclude Meeting at Vatican
• British Citizens to Sing Praises of Queen During Golden Jubilee
• Saudi Crown Price Meets Bush in Texas
• Suspects in Murder of Israeli Official Tried, Convicted
• Report on Operation Anaconda Finished
• Al Qaeda Leader: Malls, Supermarkets; Banks All Potential Targets
• U.S. Government Racing to Screen All Checked Baggage
• Colorado Firefighters Struggling to Keep Up with a Wild Fire
• Explosion in Manhattan
• Interview With Ben Venzke
• Interview with Rob Sobhani
• Middle East Bombings Affect Both Sides of Conflict
• Dr. Atkins Suffers Cardiac Arrest
• Do School Books Weigh Too Much?
• Second Space Tourist Takes Off

April 24, 2002

• Atlanta Police Dept. Conducting Two-Month Test of Segways
• New Pictures From Fatal Train Accident in Southern California
• More Shooting Outside Church of Nativity
• 'Inside the Vatican' Editor Discusses Sex Abuse Scandal
• 12 U.S. Cardinals Appear to be Leaning Toward 'One Strike and You're Out' Policy
• Church of Nativity Front in War
• Powell Sharing Insights With Congress About Mission to Mideast
• Investigators Return to Scene of Deadly Train Crash
• Interview With Mark Shuttleworth
• Madrid Police Arrest al Qaeda Suspects
• Cardinals to Issue Plan on Sex Abuse
• Vatican Meeting Finishing Up
• Surveillance Tape Shows Train Accident
• NTSB Looks at Surveillance Tape Near Train Crash
• Interview With Dennis Tito
• Interview with Barb Tmock, U.S. Forest Service
• Director, Camper Discuss Camp for 9/11 Kids
• New Study Shows Dairy May Help Reduce Risk of Diabetes
• Israeli Delegation Heads to UN With Concerns Over Investigation
• Woman Rescued From Truck Driver Abductor After Scrawling Plea on Bathroom Wall
• Vatican Summit Draws to Close
• Celibacy Among Priests Comes Under Question
• Massachusetts Man Guilty of Killing Seven Co-Workers
• Stay-at-Home Dads Face Greater Health Risk According to Study
• American Cardinals Consider Zero-Tolerance Policy
• Government Releases New Information on Nursing Home Care

April 23, 2002

• Al Qaeda Purportedly Knows How to Build 'Dirty Bomb'
• Crisis in Priesthood Reverberates All the Way to Vatican
• Look Back at Life and Death of Yitzhak Rabin
• Cardinal Law Under Fire in Boston For Handling of Crisis
• Extraordinary Meeting Resuming Inside Vatican
• Karen Hughes Announces She's Resigning
• Interview with Margerry Bakley
• River Conflict Between States Heating Up
• Israeli and Palestinian Negotiators Discuss Deadly Standoff at Church of the Nativity
• Pope John Paul II Tells American Cardinals There's No Place in Priesthood for Abusers Who Harm Young
• Negotiations to End Three Week-Old-Standoff at Church of the Nativity Under Way
• Palestinian Fighter Who Surrendered Telling His Story of What Happened in Jenin
• Karen Hughes Leaving Bush Administration
• Pope Meeting With American Cardinals at Vatican
• Does Abstinence-only Sex Education Work?
• Pope Makes Strong Remarks on Priest Sex Scandal
• Standoff Continues at Bethlehem's Church of Nativity
• Top White House Counselor Resigns
• Interview with Keith Taylor, ModestNeeds.org
• Congress Discusses Abstinence Only Programs in Schools
• Washington State Home to Best Tasting Water
• U.S. Cardinals Meet Officials at Vatican
• INS Arrests 30 People at D.C. Airports
• Top Presidential Aide Announces Resignation
• United Nations Investigators to Head to Jenin
• Cuban Leader Lashes Out Against Mexico

April 22, 2002

• Blake Expected in Court Today
• Cardinals Arrive in Rome
• Some Movement in Bethlehem Standoff Stalemate
• Interview with Delia Gallagher, 'Inside the Vatican'
• Two American Cardinals Arrive in Rome
• Extreme Right Wing Candidate Makes it Into French Runoff
• Interview of Rob Lowe, Actor
• Interview with Mayor Mickey Bora of Fairfield, Illinois
• Blake and Bodyguard to Be Arraigned Later this Morning
• Robert Blake Faces Arraignment Today
• FDA Considers Making Claritin Available Over the Counter
• Historic Drought Leaves Northeastern United States High & Dry
• Dog Rescued After Spending Weeks on Abandoned Ship
• Robert Blake Expected to Face Formal Murder Charges
• Vatican Officials Prepare Meetings With American Cardinals
• Standoff Continues in Bethlehem
• United Nations to Send Investigators to Jenin
• FDA Discusses Making Claritin Over the Counter Drug
• Citizens React to Cardinals' Meeting at Vatican
• Presidential Primary in France Sparks Controversy, Protests
• Tapes from Teenage Terror Plane Crash Released
• FAA Releases Traffic Control Tower Tapes Related to Teen Suicide
• American Cardinals, Vatican Confront Sex Scandal
• Standoff Continues at Church of Nativity

April 19, 2002

• Actor Robert Blake Charged With Murdering His Wife
• Interview with Catherine Crier, Court TV Anchor
• Robert Blake Faced With Murder Charge That Could Carry Death Penalty
• USS Bataan Marine Helicopter Squadron Flying Into New River Air Station
• Return to Service for USS Cole
• Interview of Suzanne Walther, Louis Cooper
• Something Called Marriage Movement Now Getting Some Federal Attention
• In California, Homeowner Having Invasion of Feathered Kind
• DA Requests that Blake Be Held Without Bail
• Investigators Search for Clues in Amtrak Derailment in Florida
• USS Cole Is Back on Open Seas
• Actor Robert Blake Charged With Wife's Murder
• Four People Killed in Amtrak Train Crash
• Conflict in the Middle East: Israeli Military Operations Continue
• Residents of Milan Say They Feel Less Secure
• Grammy Winner's Rough Life Leads to Music, Movie
• USS Cole Sets Sail Again
• Jenin Survivors Return to Devastated Camp
• Israel Claims Arrest of Militant Leader
• Relief in Site for Palestinians in Church of Nativity
• Amtrak Derailment Leaves Four Dead
• White House Reevaluates Middle East Policy
• Actor Robert Blake Charged With Killing Wife
• Investigators Looking Into Cause of Plane Crash in Milan
• Shuttle Atlantis Prepares Return Home
• Track Misalignment May Have Played Part in Amtrak Train Derailment
• Blake Expected to Be Arraigned Monday
• White House Reassesses Policy in Middle East
• Interview With William Portanova
• President Bush Briefs Reporters
• Interview With Defense Attorney William Portanova

April 18, 2002

• Families of Some 9-11 Victims Finding Out What It Was Like For Loved Ones in Final Moments
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Allergy Agony
• Marines Return Home After Tour in Afghanistan
• Talk With Former 'L.A. Law' Stars Susan Dey and Harry Hamlin
• Bush Calls Powell Mission a Success
• Bush and Powell to Meet Later This Morning
• FBI Trying to Determine Whether There is Link Between Al Qaeda and Tanzanian Pilot
• Space Shuttle Atlantis Now On Way Back to Earth
• Troops Coming Back to Camp Lejeune
• Powell Briefing Bush on 10-Day Mission
• More Details on Incident Involving Friendly Fire Between U.S. and Canadian Forces
• Interview with Terje Larsen, U.N. Special Envoy
• Federal Agents Are Holding Tanzanian Pilot on Immigration Charges
• Marines Come Home From Afghanistan
• Allergy Agony
• Interview With Rick Dandes
• Bush Swings from 'Withdrawal Without Delay' to 'Timetable OK'
• U.S. Kills Canadian Soldiers, Pentagon Expresses Regret
• Witnesses Saw Smoke From Plane Before Crash
• Families of Victims to Hear CVR Today
• 29th Marine Expeditionary Unit Returns

April 17, 2002

• Many of President's Blunders Cleaned Up Later On in Transcripts
• Powell Goes to Cairo Before Returning to Washington
• Bush To Assert War Goals in VMI Speech
• British Troops Search for al Qaeda, Taliban Pockets
• Interview with Rob Sobhani, Georgetown University
• Bush Speech Focuses on Middle East, War on Terror
• Bin Laden Likely Slipped Out of Tora Bora
• Georgia Woman One of Three Lottery Winners
• Temperature Hitting Record Highs
• Conflict in the Middle East: Secretary Powell to Return to U.S.
• Conflict in the Middle East: Colin Powell Mission Draws to Close
• Three Winners Share $331 Million Lottery Jackpot
• Conflict in the Middle East: Colin Powell Mission Nears End
• President Bush Urges Israelis, Palestinians to Take Action
• Israelis Celebrate Independence Day With Concerns About Crisis
• Pentagon Denies That Error Led to Osama bin Laden's Escape
• Interview With Akida Eldar
• Boston Cardinal Makes Secret Visit to Vatican
• Three Winners Share $300 Million Big Game Jackpot
• President Bush Gives Stern Message on Terror
• Pentagon Denies Reports of Osama bin Laden Escape
• New Evidence Suggests Terrorists Attempted Chemical Attack
• Yasser Arafat Remains in Ramallah Compound
• One Winner Claims Share of Big Game Jackpot
• Heat Wave Hits Northeast

April 16, 2002

• Jeff Mathy Plans to be Youngest Person to Reach Summit of Seven Highest Peaks in World
• Several Thousand Homeless in Jenin; Interview of Edward Djerejian
• Time Beginning to Run Short on Powell's Peacemaking Mission
• Several Hundred British Forces Engaged in First Military Action in Afghanistan
• Abuse Scandal Has Affected Church Morale, Finances
• Gunfire In and Around Manger Square
• Secretary of State Wraps Up Talks With Israeli Leader
• Vatican Has Called a Meeting in Rome of All U.S. Cardinals
• Lotto Players Snapping Up Big Game Tickets Today
• Barbara Morgan to Reach Space Station in 2004
• Siblings Charged in 6-year-old's Death
• Powell to Meet with Arafat Again Before Leaving Region
• Cardinals Called to Rome for Highly Unusual Meeting
• Death and Destruction in Jenin Refugee Camp
• U.S. Tightens Border Security
• Bush, Abdullah Meeting will Happen
• Interview with General Amer Rasheed
• British Marines Join U.S.-Led Effort Against Al Qaeda
• Progress But No Breakthrough
• Tone Generally Positive Between Bush and Sharon
• Vatican V. Cards, One Week Away
• Two Children in Custody for Killing Younger Brother
• Air Patrols Modified
• $325 Million Up For Grabs
• Actor Robert Urich, 55, dies of Cancer

April 15, 2002

• Cardinal Law Staying Archbishop as Long as God Gives Him Opportunity
• As Powell Races Around Mideast, Peace Process Moving at Snail's Pace
• Top Human Rights Body of U.N. Condemns Israel's Military Assault of Jenin Refugee Camp
• Tiger Woods Captures Third Masters Championship
• Powell Returns to Tel Aviv After Meeting with Syrian President
• Key Palestinian Militia Leader Reportedly in Israeli Custody
• Part of Peace Efforts in Mideast Is to Put Together Peace Conference
• Reporters and Aid Workers Getting Chance to Go in and Look at Jenin
• Explosion in Afghanistan Kills Four U.S. Servicemen
• Colin Powell Visits Lebanon and Syria in Search For Peace
• Conflict in the Middle East: Israelis Arrest Key Palestinian
• Secretary of State Arrives in Tel Aviv
• Thousands March at Capitol in Support of Israel
• Bomb Threat on D.C. Banks Has Passed
• Four U.S. Soldiers Killed in Kandahar
• Powell Visits Lebanon
• Assad Gives No Assurance of Reining in Hezbollah
• Sense of Frustration, Although Groundwork Being Made
• Pro-Israeli Rally in Washington
• Stand-Off Continues in Bethlehem
• Security a Key Issue Between Israelis and Palestinians
• Pro-Israel Rally Taking Place in Washington D.C.
• Powell Floats Idea of Conference for Middle East Peace

April 12, 2002

• Conflict in the Middle East: Fierce Fighting Continues in Jenin
• Jewish Settlements One of Many Issues on West Bank

April 11, 2002

• Interview with Lorin Anderson, "Golf" Magazine
• Netanyahu Calls on U.S. to Apply Principles It's Using in War on Terrorism to Conflict in Mideast
• New York Nightspot Really Pushing 21st Century Thing
• Debate Over Alaska Oil Starts Today
• Powell Headed to Mideast to Try to End Bloodshed
• No Diplomatic Progress in Standoff at Bethlehem's Church of the Nativity
• Incursions Overnight Into Two Small Towns on West Bank
• Bush Administration's Point Man Due to Arrive in Israel Later Today
• People Losing Faith in Leader of Catholic Archdiocese of Boston
• Congress Holding Hearings on Tax Fraud
• Israel Withdraws From Two Dozen West Bank Villages, But Invades Two New Ones
• It's Secretary of State Powell's trip, But President Bush's Policy On Line
• Palestinian Holdouts Give Up At Jenin Refugee Camp Today
• Spiritual Leader of Boston's Catholic Community Facing Mounting Pressure to Resign
• Atlantis Astronauts Beginning a Challenging Construction Job
• Israel Gains Control of Jenin Refugee Camp
• International Aid to Afghanistan Not Reaching Remote Areas
• King of Jordan Winning Praise From World Leaders
• Secretary of State to Arrive in Jerusalem Tomorrow
• White House Lowering Expectations for Powell's Mideast Mission
• Numerous Obstacles Confront Powell's Peace Mission
• Israel Continues Military Operations Despite U.S. Requests
• Speculation Grows Regarding Boston Cardinal's Resignation
• Showdown Over Energy Nearing in Congress
• Interview With King Abdullah
• Interview With Chemi Shalev
• Sharon Says Operations Will Continue
• Interview With Archbishop of Canterbury's Mideast Envoy
• Cardinal Law Faces Pressure to Resign
• White House Lowers Expectations for Powell Visit
• U.S. Servicemen Injured in Helicopter Crash in Afghanistan
• Senate Set to Begin Debate on Drilling for Oil in ANWR

April 10, 2002

• Powell To Meet With Arafat on Saturday
• Suicide Bomber Strikes Northern Israeli Town
• West Bank Scene of Fiercest Fight of Israeli Offensive
• Frank Gaffney of Center for Security Policy Discusses Conflict in Israel
• Police Officer Turned Killer on Run
• Israeli Government Telling the World, 'We Told You So'
• Fighting Continues in Refugee Camp in Jenin
• Powell Meets With International Representatives in Madrid
• Bush Fires Opening Round in New Cloning Debate
• Hostility at Lebanese-Israeli Border
• Niece of Israeli Ambassador to U.N. Killed in Attack
• Niece of Israeli Ambassador to U.N. Killed in Bombing
• Jenin Fighting Said To Have Subsided
• New Violence Makes Cease-Fire Tough
• Interview with Christopher Dickey
• Stage Set for Cloning Fight
• Most Dangerous Job: Ambulance Driver in West Bank
• Interview with Reverend Riah Abu El-Assal
• PGA Mater's Tournament Begins Tomorrow

April 09, 2002

• Middle East Diplomacy Chief Goal of White House
• U.S. Defeat in Philippines Remembered, as New Troops Fight
• Royal Funeral For Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother
• Golf Greats Hoping to Win Green Jacket Will Have to Master Longer Course
• Israeli Forces Give Ground to Some Places, Take Ground in Others, and Lose 13 Soldiers
• 13 Israeli Soldiers Killed in Ambush
• Despite Rising Prices, Gas Cheaper Than Last Year
• Former Andersen Partner to Plead Guilty to Obstruction
• Interview With Tony Karon
• Boxing Becomes Hit Among White-Collar America
• Thirteen Israeli Soldiers Killed in Ambush
• President Bush Keeping Eye on Middle East
• Attorney General Announces New Terrorism Indictments
• U.S. Troops Prepare for Deployment to Yemen
• Mourners Pay Respects to Queen Mother
• Levis Strauss to Lay Off Employees
• Residents Find Peace of Mind on the West Bank
• Interview with Edward Djerejian
• Augusta Remodeled
• Violence Deals Crippling Blow to Tourism

April 08, 2002

• Thousand Wait in Line to Pay Respects to Queen Mother
• Israeli Raids Go On Despite Strong Words From President Bush; West Bank Town of Jenin Under Attack by Israeli Forces
• Will Space Shuttle Atlantis Launch Today?
• Oprah's Book Club to Cut Back
• Brothers Search For Brothers As 9/11 Recovery Work Nears Close
• In Afghanistan, At Least Four Dead in Apparent Assassination Attempt
• Thousands Wait in Line to Pay Respects to Queen Mother
• Genetically Engineered Cold Virus Showing Promise
• Congress Returns to Washington This Week
• In Afghanistan, Interim Defense Minister Escapes Apparent Assassination Attempt
• Priest Accused of Sexual Abuse Commits Suicide
• Israeli Missiles Hit Jenin Refugee Camp
• Professor Discusses Middle East Crisis
• Hussein Suspends Oil Exports
• Documents Regarding Boston Priest Released
• Winds Threaten to Delay Space Shuttle Launch
• Andersen to Lay Off 7,000 Workers
• Muslims Changing Their Names
• Bush Claims: I Meant what I Said
• Sharon to Keep Initiative
• Iraq Stopping Oil Exports for a Month
• 'Mountain Lion' Patrols to Continue
• Sharon Determined in Crackdown on Terror Infrastructure
• Bush: 'I Mean What I Say'
• Hussein Halts Oil Exports
• Interview with Roger Diwan
• Rumsfeld Gives Press Briefing

April 05, 2002

• Bush, Blair to Meet in Crawford, Texas
• Israeli Troops Shoot at Journalists
• Middle East Focus of Administration
• Heart of Israeli Killed in Bombing Gives Palestinian Life
• Late Queen Mother in State
• U.S. Envoy Anthony Zinni Has Met with Arafat; Israeli Forces Keeping Up Massive Military Offensive in West Bank
• Bush Will Give Down Home Welcome to Tony Blair
• Interview of Ken Jakubowski, Lake View Community Consultant
• British People Line Streets to Pay Respects to Queen Mother
• U.S. Envoy Gen. Zinni Meets Yasser Arafat
• Hezbollah Clashes With Israeli Troops
• Israelis, Palestinians Appeal to American Negotiators
• Administration Steps Into Middle East Crisis
• Middle East Conflict Proving Dangerous for Journalists
• Interview With Javier Solana
• General Franks Says Afghanistan Still Dangerous
• Queen Mum's Funereal Procession Marches Through London
• President to Meet With British Prime Minister
• Second American Taliban Returns to United States
• Israeli Forces Say They Killed Passover Massacre Mastermind
• Blair Set to Meet Bush This Weekend
• Hamdi Moved to U.S. Naval Station in Virginia
• Britain Pays Respects to Queen Mother
• Interview With Wayne Owens
• Interview With Geoffrey Kemp

April 04, 2002

• Battle Rages in Israel
• Atlantis Liftoff Delayed by Leak
• Home Depot Founder Discusses Donation to Fight Against Anthrax
• New Wave of Anti-Semitic Violence in Country With Largest Jewish and Islamic Communities in Europe
• Fuel Leak Stalls Scheduled Launch of Space Shuttle Atlantis
• Colin Powell to Visit Middle East
• Israeli Military Activity Continues in Palestinian Towns
• U.S. Envoy to Speak With Palestinian Leader
• Interview With Alon Pinkas
• Israelis Produce Documents Tying Arafat to Terrorists
• Pentagon Discovers Second American Taliban
• Second American Taliban to Be Transferred to U.S.
• Interview With James Rubin
• Interview With Hanan Ashrawi
• Interview With Dalia Rabin-Pelosoff
• Bush Sends Powell to Middle East
• Yasser Arafat Remains Under Siege in Ramallah
• Interview With Nasser Al-Kidwa
• Political Impact of Bush Decision on Middle East
• President Bush Reverses Middle East Policy
• U.S. Military Confirm They Have Second American Taliban Fighter

April 03, 2002

• 'Food & Wine' Announces Best New Chefs in America
• Man Speaks From Inside Besieged Church of Nativity
• Look at Luxury Cruise Ship 'The World'
• Beirut Demonstrators Protest U.S. Support of Israel
• Administration Watches World Protests Against Israel Policy
• Former Ambassador to Egypt Discusses Middle East Violence
• Anti-U.S. Protests in Lebanon Prompt Heavy Police Action
• Story of Wealthy Businessman Found Dead in Hamptons
• 'Food & Wine' Announces Best New Chefs in America
• White House Reacts to Rapid Turns in Middle East
• Interview with Malik Yoba and Stephanie Mills
• Former Asst. Secy. of State Jamie Rubin Discusses the Current Mideast Crisis
• Egypt Suspends Many Ties to Israel
• IRS Says Obesity Tax Deductible
• U.S. Government Sifting Through Documents Discovered in Pakistan
• Arab League Secretary General on Escalating Middle East Conflict
• Interview With Tamara Wittes
• Palestinian Leader Remains Confined to Compound
• Interview With Sean Riordan
• Israeli Forces Gain Control of Five Palestinian Cities
• Calls for Bush to Get Involved in Middle East Increase
• Does Powell Plan to Get More Involved in Middle East Crisis?
• Rumsfeld Addresses Iraq, Abu Zubaydah
• Middle East Crisis Front and Center at the U.N.
• Nablus May Face Israeli Forces
• Interview With Sheriff's Deputy Tom Prunier

April 02, 2002

• Residents of Luxury Cruise Ship Sail 'the World'
• 47 Million Sleep Deprived
• Former Israeli Justice Minister Discusses Escalating Violence
• Search for Bin Laden Continues
• Israeli Forces Pound Palestinian Security Headquarters
• American Rivers Group Publishes Endangered Rivers Report
• UN Envoy Discusses Middle East Hostilities
• New Cruise Ship Redefines Luxury
• White House Confirms Man Captured in Pakistan Top Aide to Bin Laden
• Interview with Martin Indyk, Former U.S. Ambassador to Israel
• High Death Toll Follows Siege of Palestinian Headquarters
• Pakistani President Makes First Official Visit to Afghanistan
• Defense Officials Claim Iran Now Supporting al Qaeda
• Interview With Sharon Adviser on Conflict
• University of Maryland Wins First Men's National Basketball Title
• Israeli Campaign Against Alleged Palestinian Terrorists Grows
• Bush Administration Criticized for Lack of Support in Middle East
• Israelis in West Bank Coping With Fear
• Interview With Dr. Arthur Caplan
• New Sea Condos Set Sail
• Middle East Crisis Continues to Escalate
• Maryland Wins Men's Basketball National Championship
• "Do Not Call" Proposal Questioned by Telemarketers

April 01, 2002

• American Taliban Trial Focuses on Document Access
• Top Bin Laden Lieutenant Captured in Pakistan
• Doctor With Medical Release Association Discusses Afghan Situation
• Journalist Discusses Challenges to Israeli Prime Minister
• American Discusses Living Through Israeli Bombing
• Funeral for Britain's Queen Mother April 9
• Shimon Peres Discusses Violence in Israel
• Interview with Steven Travers, Baseball Writer
• Interview of Ellen McGirt, Jay Golden, "Love Letter from America"
• Conflict Escalates in Middle East
• U.S. Makes Adjustments to Handling Middle East Crisis
• Interview With Muhammed Rashid
• John Walker Lindh Case Returns to Court
• Interview With Jon Meacham
• Jeb Bush Leads Reno in Fla.; Presidents and Baseball Have a Close Relationship
• Rumsfeld Holds Press Briefing
• Reaction to Car Bombing in Jerusalem
• Abu Zubaydah Captured
• High Ranking Al Qaeda Abu Zubaydah Apprehended
• Israeli Forces Enter Tulkarem
• Interview with Robert Jobson
• Major League Baseball Begins Today
• Maryland and Indiana Play for NCAA Title

March 29, 2002

• Mother, Son Journey to Pakistan
• Pentagon Investigates Possible Friendly Fire Incident
• Russian Jews Reviving Passover Traditions
• Suspects in Daniel Pearl Case Face Indictment Next Week
• U.S. May Acquire 50-Year-Old Smallpox Vaccine Stockpile
• Israeli Troops Surround Arafat Compound
• U.S. Defends Involvement in Middle East Crisis
• U.S. Soldier's Death Killed May Have Resulted From Friendly Fire
• Interview With Alon Pinkas
• Interview With Rafik Hariri
• American Airlines Inspect Fleet of Planes
• Light Pollution Becomes Newest Environmental Phenomenon
• Interview With Michael DeCourcy

March 28, 2002

• Palestinians Brace for Retaliation After Passover Massacre
• With New Violence, Hopes of Mideast Deal Have Been Deeply Eroded
• Arab Peace Initiative for Mideast Adopted at Arab Summit
• Man, Fiancee Discuss Comic Book Proposal
• Perspective on Arab Peace Initiative
• California Gov. Davis Directs HMOs to Pay for Morning-after Pill
• Paging Dr. Gupta: The Skinny on Fad Diets
• New Developments in Catholic Church Sex Scandal
• The Skinny on Fad Diets
• Navy SEAL Killed in Afghanistan; Pentagon Releases Budget Request
• How Will Israeli Respond to Suicide Attack?
• Milton Berle, Television Star, Dead at 93
• Israel Reels After Passover Bombing
• Arab League Puts Forth United Front on Issue of Peace With Israel
• Government Will Seek Death for Zacarias Moussaoui
• Arab Tensions May Thwart Attacks on Iraq
• Israeli Cabinet Deciding on Response to Bombing
• Justice Department to Seek Death Penalty Against Moussaoui
• Aid Reaching Afghan Families After Earthquake
• Interview with Ra'anan Gissin

March 27, 2002

• Hunt for Bin Laden Took U.S. Special Forces to North Central Afghanistan Today
• Powerful Aftershock Rocks Northeastern Afghanistan Today
• An Israeli Viewpoint in the Mideast Crisis
• Former Atlanta-Area Sheriff Faces Trial in June for Ordering Hit On Successor
• Arab Summit Begins Without Key Members
• Recent Allegations of Abuse in Boston Shaking Trust of Some of Catholic Church's Most Reliable Supporters
• Arab League Summit Hit a Snag Today
• Enemy Prisoners Detained in Afghanistan
• Afghans Bury Dead After Earthquake
• Sailors Return From War
• Thousands of U.S. Sailors Return Home Today
• 'Newsweek' Editor Discusses Arab Summit
• Soldiers Relate Experience of Cave to Cave Fighting
• USS Roosevelt Arrives, Bringing Cheer to Families
• Motorhead's Dream at New York Auto Show
• Interview of Lisa Stevens, National Zoo
• One Sailor's Survival at Sea Makes Homecoming All the More Emotional
• Auto Show Showcases Cars for Youth
• Interview With Shibley Telhami
• Interview With Saudi Official Adel Al-Jubeir

March 26, 2002

• Military Homecoming Underway in Norfolk, Virginia
• Al-Jazeera Interview with Israeli Prime Minister Canceled
• Quakes Rock Afghanistan; Reports of bin Laden Sighting Unverified
• Interview with Milton McGriff, John McWhorter
• Sharon Indicating Conditions Not Yet Ripe For Arafat to Attend Summit
• Peace on Agenda at Arab Summit
• White House Pressing Israel to End Arafat Travel Ban
• Terrain, Weather and Aftershocks Making It Hard to Reach Victims of Earthquake in Afghanistan
• In Afghanistan, Pentagon Says Spring Weather Makes Movement Easier
• Soldier Returning From Afghanistan Meets Son for First Time
• General Hugh Shelton, Former Chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff, in Intensive Care
• Allegations of Sexual Abuse Have Rocked Catholic Church
• Arafat's Absence in Beirut Could Change Atmosphere Dramatically
• Thousands Feared Dead After Afghan Quake
• New Study Finds Lapses in Aviation Security
• United Nations Observers Killed in West Bank
• Teenage Girl Convicted in Suicide Case in Canada
• Former Joint Chiefs Chairman Treated for Spinal Injury
• Interview With John Fein
• Family Seeing Triple Thanks to Three Sets of Twins
• Student Exchange Programs Opening Teens' Eyes to Other Countries

March 25, 2002

• History Made at 74th Annual Oscar Awards
• Strong Winds Push Several Fires Across More Than 12,000 Acres in New Mexico
• Rumsfeld Set to Detail Plans for U.S. Military to Begin Training an Afghan National Army
• For First Time, Both Best Actor and Actress Awards Go to People of Color
• Worst Appears to Be Over for Fire-Ravaged Upscale Community in New Mexico
• Navy Pilot Michael Scott Speicher's Status Changed to 'Missing in Action' Last Year
• Bush Administration Now Deeply Involved in Events in Middle East
• Gasoline Prices Have Skyrocketed in Recent Weeks
• Some Residents Returning to Mountain Homes in New Mexico Find Those Homes Torched
• Girls Officially Allowed Back Into Classroom in Afghanistan
• Polish Immigrant Has Left Life Savings to City of New York
• Former Taliban Government Destroyed Massive Statues Sacred to Buddhist Faith
• U.S. Urges Israel to Allow Palestinian Leader to Attend Arab Summit
• Interview with Steven Cojocaru, 'People'
• Denzel Washington, Halle Berry Among Big Oscar Winners
• Tight Security for Oscar
• DVDs Hide Easter Eggs
• Interview With Doug Laird
• U.N., Iraq to Schedule New Round of Talks
• Israeli Prime Minister to Decide on Arafat Tomorrow
• Academy Awards Makes History
• Binge Drinking on College Campuses Remains High
• Support High for Palestinians in Beirut
• Some New Mexico Residents go Home in Despair
• Interview with Elayne Fluker
• White House Releases Recommendations on Alternative Meds
• Taliban Destroyed More than Statues

March 22, 2002

• Justice Department v. Oregon in Assisted Suicide
• Talk with Alex Michel, Star of ABC's New Reality TV Series 'The Bachelor'
• Most Damaging Witness Against Knoller May Have Been Knoller Herself
• In Pearl Kidnapping and Murder Case, Earlier, Suspects Whisked Into Court
• 09-11 Attacks Create Opportunity For Those Who Lost Nothing But Sense of Compassion
• Despite Attacks, Middle East Talks Continue
• Senior Israeli and Palestinian Security Officials Meet with U.S. Envoy Anthony Zinni; More Violence at Israeli Roadblock
• How Investigators Bust Online Kiddie Porn
• Security Top Concern at Academy Awards
• New Exercise Routines Keep Health Interesting
• Writer Discusses Academy Awards
• Zinni Wants To See More Than Pledges in Middle East
• Car Bomb in Peru Still Unclaimed
• Interview of Mike DeCourcy, 'The Sporting News'
• Hollywood Prepares For Oscar Night
• President Bush Announces New Terms for Foreign Aid
• Interview With Dennis Smith
• A Look at a Suicide Bomber
• Hollywood Gets Ready for Oscar Night
• British Woman Wins Landmark Right-to-Die Case
• President Bush Visits Mexico
• Police in Peru on High Alert After Bombing
• Another Bomb Attack Hits Jerusalem
• Dog Owners Found Guilty in Mauling Trial
• Concerns Arise About Philadelphia School System
• Firefighters Battle Hotel Fire in Oklahoma City
• Interview With 'Entertainment Weekly's' Steve Daly

March 21, 2002

• Interview with Joanna Mastroianni, Designer
• Israel Postpones Security Meeting with Palestinians Following Suicide Bombing
• This Afternoon, Rumsfeld Will Announce Rules For War Tribunals
• Oscar Night to See Dazzling, Costly Diamonds
• Jurors in Dog Mauling Case in L.A. Reach Verdicts On All But One of Five Counts
• Pope John Paul II Breaks Silence on Sexual Abuse Within Catholic Church
• Gallup Poll: Americans Upbeat About Economy
• NHL Reviews Arena Safety After Death of Fan
• Another Deadly Attack in Jerusalem Threatens Peace Process
• U.S. Prepares Legal System for Guantanamo Bay Detainees
• U.S. Set to Announce Details of Military Commissions
• Pope John Paul II Addresses Sexual Abuse by Priests
• Rumsfeld Opening Statements Regarding Military Commissions
• Pamela Anderson Says She Is Undergoing Treatment for Hepatitis C
• Suicide Bombing in Jerusalem Kills 3, Self
• Bush Addresses Middle East in Speech
• Jury Makes Decision in Dog Mauling Case
• Preparations for Academy Awards Under Way
• Afghans Celebrate New Year

March 20, 2002

• Bombing Will Not Upset Israel Negotiations
• Professor Discusses U.S. Efforts at Israeli Peace
• Correspondent Reflects on Months on Afghan Front Lines
• How Much Foam is Too Much?
• Interview of Kurt Pickering, Tennessee Emergency Management Agency
• Study: African-Americans Get Lower-Quality Health Care Than Whites
• Insurance Institute Releases New Crash Test Results
• Researchers Say Antiviral Drug Could Lead to Pill to Fight Smallpox
• Eight Killed in Bus Attack in Northern Israel
• Supreme Court Hears Argument in High School Drug Testing Case
• Interview of Lee Daniels, Producer, "Monster's Ball"
• Troops in Afghanistan Come Across GPS Device That Belonged to Soldier Killed in Somalia in 1993
• Style, Talent Go Together at Oscars
• Cecil First Fan to Die At An NHL Game
• Congress Moves Closer to Campaign Finance Reform
• Interview with Michael Arace
• Automakers Make Grade for Safety
• Ashcroft Asks 3,000 Middle Eastern Men to Talk to Law Enforcement
• Pentagon Develops Legal System to Deal With Detainees
• Interview With John Allen
• Crash Test Results on Five Vehicles Out Today
• Study: African-Americans Get Lower-Quality Health Care Than Whites
• Priest Sex Abuse Scandal Puts High Toll on Catholic Churches
• Bush Holds Media Availability
• Man Serves Time for Bigamy

March 19, 2002

• Cheney May Meet With Arafat
• Tenet Assesses World Threat Before Congress
• Inspector General's Issues Report on FBI's Handling of McVeigh Case
• 15th Anniversary of AZT
• Talk with Author of New Book 'Around the World in a Bad Mood'
• Cheney In Turkey to Gather Support Against Iraq
• Operation Anaconda Finished, But Not Hunt for Al Qaeda and Taliban Fighters
• Vice President Calls for Peace Talks in Israel
• INS Under Attack for Terrorist Visas
• Al Qaeda Pursuit Continues, Even After Anaconda
• New Tiny Defibrillator Proves Effective
• Breakup of Ice Shelf May Point to Climate Change
• Writer Gives NCAA Picks
• President Concerned About Economy; INS Chief to Speak Before Congress
• Jury Deliberates in Dog Mauling Trial
• Fed Leaves Interest Rates Unchanged
• Cheney Raises Hopes for Peace
• Interview with Carla Del Ponte
• Interview with Jane Macartney
• Interview with Rudi Dekkers

March 18, 2002

• Franks Distributes Medals; U.S. Assaults Convoy in Afghanistan
• Dick Cheney Arrives in Israel to Lend Support to Peace Effort
• Cheney Arrives in Israel to Find No Cease-fire In Place
• Musharraf Convenes Committee to Investigate Yesterday's Grenade Attack on Protestant Church
• Operation Anaconda May Be in Final Hours, But Still Plenty of Action in Afghanistan
• Athletes Discuss Sports Charities
• Renowned Photographer Michel Comte Lending Talents to Red Cross
• Pakistani Church Bombers Sought
• Week-Long Countdown to Oscar Night Under Way
• Violence Continues Despite Ongoing Talks
• Some Claim Smear Campaign Against John Nash, Subject of 'A Beautiful Mind'
• Grenade Attack Kills, Wounds Several, Including Americans
• Dog Mauling Trial Closing Arguments Get Underway
• Operation Anaconda Drawing to Close
• Osama bin Laden's Network Has Expanding Reach
• Tipper Gores Declines Run at Senate
• New Breakthrough in Fight Against Heart Disease
• Prickly Issue Over Cacti Develops in Southwest
• Vice President Meets With Israeli Leaders
• Operation Anaconda Near Completion
• Vice President Visits Jerusalem
• Catholic Newspaper Raising Questions Amidst Scandal
• Interview With Suzy Spencer
• Operation Anaconda Nears Completion
• Interview With Paul Bremer
• Group of North Koreans Find Asylum in Seoul

March 15, 2002

• Cheney in Middle East
• Israeli Tanks Remain Outside Ramallah as Zinni Meets With Leaders
• Canadian Forces Engaged In Light Combat
• Jury Could Go Either Way in Yates' Sentencing
• President Bush in North Carolina Today Rallying Troops and Promoting Defense Budget
• Gruesome Discovery Today in State of Oregon
• Closing Arguments for Penalty Phase of Yates' Trial Now Concluded
• Andrea Yates Case: Testimony Concludes in Penalty Phase
• President Visits Troops at Fort Bragg
• U.S. Envoy Meets With Palestinian Leaders
• Tipper Gore Considers Run for Senate
• Coalition Troops Rooting Out Remaining al Qaeda Forces
• Government Suspends Andersen's New Business Dealings
• Jury Begins Deliberations in Andrea Yates Trial
• Operation Anaconda Moves Into Exploitation Phase
• Bush Makes Pitch for Increased Defense Spending
• Cheney Visits USS Stennis in Arabian Sea
• Saudi Arabia Comes Out Against U.S. Striking Iraq

March 14, 2002

• Scottish Appeals Court Upholds Conviction of Former Libyan Intelligence Agent in Bombing of Pan Am Flight 103
• Jurors to Decide Death for Andrea Yates
• Yates Sentencing Trial Begins Shortly
• Allied Troops Scour Mountains After Operation Anaconda
• Paging Dr. Gupta: How Do You Get Fab Abs?
• Scott Hamilton Helping Children Who Are Suffering Illnesses as Spokesman for Target House
• Activists Debate Gay Parenting
• Interview of Cynthia Alksne, Contributor
• Paging Dr. Gupta: Getting Fab Abs Like Janet
• Canadians Help Check Afghan Caves
• More Palestinians, Israelis Dead As Zinni Arrives
• Indictment Expected Today For Lead Suspect in Kidnapping of Daniel Pearl
• President Bush Stunned Over Visa Approvals Delivered for Two of Hijackers From 9-11
• Indictment Against Arthur Andersen Could Come This Afternoon
• U.S. Envoy Zinni Returns on Third Mission Aimed at Brokering Peace Deal
• Commander of Operation Anaconda Says U.S. Forces Won't Let Up
• Sentencing Phase Begins in Andrea Yates Case
• Grand Jury Indicts Omar Saeed Sheikh in Pearl's Kidnapping
• Arthur Andersen Rejects Plea Bargain
• Judiciary Committee Expected to Vote on Pickering's Nomination
• Suspect in Daniel Pearl Case Could Face Indictments
• Judiciary Committee Expected to Reject Pickering
• Prosecution Rests in Penalty Phase of Andrea Yates' Trial
• United States Envoy Arrives in Middle East
• Operation Anaconda Enters Transitional Phase
• Interview with Michael Wildes, Jerry Sullivan
• Zinni Arrives in Tel Aviv
• Tourist Flights to Space
• U.S. Envoy in Tel Aviv to Meet With Israeli Prime Minister
• Tourist Flights in Russian Space Program Take Off

March 13, 2002

• U.S. and Afghan Troops Declare Operation Anaconda a Success
• 13 More Bodies Recovered From Ground Zero
• Some 20,000 Israeli Troops Have Marched into West Bank and Gaza
• Insurance Institute CEO Discusses Minivan Crash Data
• Legal Perspective on Sentencing Phase of Andrea Yates Case
• Israel Launches Biggest Offensive in Decades
• U.S. Mops Up in Shah-e-kot, Pentagon Admits Women, Children Killed
• Possibility of U.S. Action Against Iraq Just One of Topics Between Cheney and Egyptian President
• Allies Take Key Afghan Valley
• Yates Verdict Surprisingly Swift
• Study: Dangerous Chemicals, Drugs in Water
• Jury Must Now Decide Whether Andrea Yates Should Get Life in Prison or Death Penalty
• Israeli Armor Enters Center of Ramallah
• Jury Hears More Cross-Examination in Case Where Dog Mauled Neighbor to Death
• Operation Anaconda Won, But How Many Taliban and Al Qaeda Fighters Got Away?
• From Capitol Hill, Bid to Force Automakers to Boost by 50 Percent Fuel Efficiency of Cars and SUVs
• Sanchez is First Hispanic Governor Candidate in Texas History
• Reactions After Finding 13 More Bodies at Ground Zero
• Interview of David Champion, "Consumer Reports"
• Special Agent in Charge Discusses Missing Oregon Girls
• Firefighters' Remains Mourned at Ground Zero
• Attorney General Orders Investigation of INS
• Violence Rages On in West Bank
• Vice President Visits Middle East
• Interview With Steve McCurry
• Penalty Phase of Yates Trial to Start Tomorrow
• Nuclear Weapons Issue Tops Agenda in U.S.-Russia Talks
• Senate Rejects Attempt to Require Higher Fuel Efficiency in Cars
• Georgia Woman Accused of Being Married to Six Men at Once
• Look at U.S. Soldiers in Operation Anaconda
• Loch Ness Monster Keeping the Legend Alive

March 12, 2002

• Legal Analyst, Trial Psychologist Discuss Yates Trial
• Former Federal Prosecutor Discusses Yates Trial
• Dozens of Israelis and Palestinians Killed in Stepped-Up Assaults Across Region
• Decision Expected This Week on Whether or Not to Send U.S. Forces into Yemen
• Police Surround Home Near Catholic Church Where Two People Were Killed
• Slump in Skies Will Continue For Another Year
• Many Passwords Easily Cracked
• Anaconda Winding Down; Yemen May Be Heating Up
• Journalists Fired On By Israeli Forces
• Two Girls Missing From Same School, Apartment Complex
• Attorney Discusses Yates Murder Trial
• Suspect in Church Shooting Holed Up in New York Home
• Government Approved Visas for Two of 9/11 Hijackers
• U.S. Could Start New Mission in Yemen
• Israeli Soldiers Scour West Bank
• Interview with James Poniewozik
• How Do the French Pick Their President?
• Some U.S. Troops Being Pulled Back to Bagram

March 11, 2002

• Ceremonies Being Held Today at Ground Zero
• Analysis of President Bush's Speech and Current Military Operations
• New York Fire Department Remembers
• Six Months After 9/11, It's a Changed World
• Fire Truck Makers Remember 9/11
• Bush Thanks Coalition Partners in War on Terror
• Correspondent Recalls Spending September 11 With President Bush
• CNN Staff Remembers September 11
• Update on Investigations into 9-11 Attacks
• Organization Helps Victims' Families, Advocates Policy
• Interview with Dr. Michael Friedman
• Six Months to Date Commemorating 09-11, Victims Remembered
• Cheney Rallying Support Against Iraq; Anaconda Enters New Phase
• 9/11 Investigation Still Underway
• Wall Street Lost Much on 9/11
• Six Months After 09-11, Heartbreak Met with Courage, Resolve and Dedication
• Photo Journalist Relates His 9/11 Experience
• Interview With Stephen Push
• Interview With Dr. Alvin Poissant
• Quilting Fundraiser Providing Comfort for September 11 Victims
• Paul O'Neill Announces Agreement Between U.S. and Saudis
• People Remember 9/11 Exactly Six Months Later
• Bush Remembers Lost Lives of 9/11
• Israeli Soldiers Rounding Up Palestinian Men
• 9/11 Investigation Continues
• Family Bears Added Burden Following September 11 Loss
• Families Observe 9/11 Anniversary Through Quilts
• Interview With David Van Biema

March 08, 2002

• Chief Hubble Scientist on Updates
• Bush Heads to Florida
• Artists Discuss WTC Memorial
• Pentagon Officials Say Fighting Could be Over by Weekend
• Mideast Awash in Worst Bloodshed of Current 17-Month Long Conflict
• Something Amiss in Recently Released Abu Sayyaf Hostage Tape
• In Mideast, No Let-Up in Eye-For-an-Eye Retribution
• Depression Affects Millions of Americans
• Donald Rumsfeld Interview
• Prominent Republican Senator Says He Does Not Have Heart to Continue in Public Life
• New Mobile Classroom Brings Blaze Directly to Recruits
• Body Count Mounts in Bloodiest Day of Bloodiest Week in Mideast
• Battle Continues in Mountains as Reinforcements Reach Gardez
• Operation Anaconda May Be Hampered By Bad Weather
• At Guantanamo Bay, Hunger Strike Virtually Over
• Men Discuss Waiting Months in Line for 'Star Wars' Tickets
• Highly-Regarded Psychiatrist Expected Back on Stand in Yates Trial
• First Hand Account of Operation Anaconda
• Will ABC Get Letterman to Leave CBS and Then Dump 'Nightline?'
• Republican Senator Thompson Will Not Run Again
• Interview of Ted Rall, Cartoonist
• President Expresses Grief for Soldiers Killed in Afghanistan
• Interview With Matt Roush
• Jerry Seinfeld Parking Garage Project Not Amusing Neighbors
• Reinforcements Support Operation Anaconda
• Commanding General of Camp X-Ray Addresses Detainees
• White House Sends Cheney, Special Envoy to Middle East
• Interview With Alice Hoglan
• Senator Fred Thompson Will Not Run for Reelection
• K-Mart to Close 300 Stores
• Living Large in Iffy Economy
• Interview With Rajeev Dhawan
• Is Economic Downturn Hurting Your Sex Drive?

March 07, 2002

• Operation Anaconda Deadliest Ground Battle Yet in Afghan War
• Astronauts Wrapping Up Space Walk
• Forecasters Say El Nino Is Back
• Some Foods Get Bad Rap
• Miss USA Sees Bright Future
• Independent Counsel Gray: Clinton Investigation Closed
• 'Paging Dr. Gupta': Answering Your E-Mail Questions on Nutrition
• Interview of Damon Lusk, Deborah Renshaw, Bruce Driver
• Bush To Unveil Plan For Corporate Financial Responsibility
• Bad Weather May Hinder Operation Anaconda
• Six Days into Operation Anaconda, Both Sides Have Upped Ante
• Louima Makes Statement as Schwarz Makes Bail
• President Still Plans $20 Billion Aid for New York
• Al Qaeda Showing No Sign of Surrender
• Iraq, United Nations Discuss Return of Weapons Inspectors
• System for Issuing Terror Alerts Altered
• New Photos of Pentagon Attack on September 11 Released
• Interview With Paolo Pasicolan

March 06, 2002

• Some Question Whether There Has Been a Recession After All
• Jail Psychiatrist Testifies Yates Was in Psychotic State When She Killed Her Children
• Life and Death Debate in Waters of Washington's Puget Sound
• Stories Emerge From California Elections
• In Operation Anaconda, Allied Forces and Afghan Troops Battling Al Qaeda and Taliban Forces
• Three of Servicemen Who Died Were With Army's 75th Ranger Regiment
• Israel Raided Gaza and West Bank Today
• New Biography in Stores on Laura Bush's Life
• Military Will Likely Have More Casualties
• Look at Deadliest Battle of War
• Service Planned for Killed Georgian Soldiers
• Al Qaeda May Have Used Internet Guest Books To Communicate
• Bush Court Appointee Under Fire
• Surprising Election Results in California Primary
• Al Qaeda Online for Terrorism
• Some Calling for Peace Amidst Violence in Middle East
• Andrea Yates Trial: Defense Wrapping Up Its Case
• Operation Anaconda: U.S. Forces Lead Way in Fighting
• Operation Anaconda Picks Up
• Russians Upset Over New Steel Tariff
• Soldiers Returned to U.S. Soil
• Bush Blasts Democrats
• Doctors Warn: Stress Brings Depression
• Recession or Slowdown?
• More Appeal for Computers

March 05, 2002

• Bodies of Eight U.S. Servicemen Arrive at Ramstein Air Force Base in Germany
• Israel Violence Explodes
• MTV Exec Discusses Ozzy Osborne Show
• Marlins, Expos Spring Training
• Remains of Seven Servicemen Killed in Afghanistan Begin Journey Home
• Coalition Meeting Tough Afghan Resistance in Eastern Afghanistan Mountains
• Pentagon Staff Receive Medals of Valor
• In Mideast, Within Hours, Eight People Killed in Two Shooting Attacks
• Defense Witness Who Testified in Yates Trial Expected Back on Stand Today
• Massachusetts Governor Jane Swift Faces Possible Opposition From Within Own Party
• Christopher Reeves Slated to Testify Before Senate Committee Today
• Details on Poll Concerning Muslim World and United States
• Reporter Discusses Jayson Williams Murder Investigation
• Johns Hopkins Issues Recall Over Possible Contamination
• Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Blurs Into Endless Cycle of Violence
• Looking at Operation Anaconda
• Mubarak to Press Bush to Work Harder for Peace
• Congress Claims Being Left Out by Bush
• Condit Battles for Nomination
• Baseball 16 Days Away

March 04, 2002

• More Than 40 Killed Over Weekend in Israel
• Rapidly Escalating Violence in Middle East
• Play Highlights Blind Slave Musician; Interview of Emma Jefferson
• Murder Trial of Andrea Yates Enters Its Third Week Today
• In Noble, Georgia, Work Begins Again in Case of Crematory Tragedy
• Six U.S. Soldiers Killed When MH-47 Helicopter Came Under Enemy Fire
• Interview of Blaschum Family
• Some Happy Folks in San Diego Watching Their Loved Ones Come Home
• New Senate Report Accuses Nursing Homes of Allowing Abuse of Elderly Patients
• Less Than a Month Remaining Until Opening Day in Major League Baseball
• Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak Stepping Forward in Cause of Peace
• On Docks of San Diego, Hero's Welcome Awaits Men and Women of Three U.S. Ships
• U.S. Troops in Fierce Fighting in Paktia Province
• Seven U.S. Servicemen Killed in Afghanistan
• U.S. Soldiers Reunite With Loved Ones
• U.S. Soldiers Reunite With Loved Ones
• Mountains in Afghanistan Proving to be Rough Terrain
• President in Minnesota to Discuss War, Education
• Boys of Summer Begin Spring Training
• Terrain also Foe of U.S. in Afghanistan
• Rugova to Lead Yugoslav Province
• Shuttle Astronauts Begin Overhaul on Hubble
• Major League Spring Training Begins
• Nine U.S. Soldiers Killed in Afghanistan
• President Rallying Support for War in Afghanistan
• Joyous Reunions for Soldiers Coming Home
• Congress Investigates Elder Abuse
• Alleged Arms Dealers Professes Innocence

March 01, 2002

• Secret Government for Dark Future
• Number of Aging Golf Pros Get Letters Suggesting They Not Play in This Year's Master's
• Two War Detainee Protesters Required to Take IVs
• New Technology Attacks Brain Cancer
• London Flight Terrorist False Lead
• Shuttle Astronauts to Remake Hubble
• Bush Speaks on Retirement Security
• Legal Insights into Diane Whipple Case and Andrea Yates Case
• Yates' Friend To Testify Today
• Searchers, Neighbors Cope With Van Dam's Death
• Broadband Service Debated in House
• Couple Celebrates 65 Years of Marriage
• Standby Government Exists; U.S. May Train Yemeni, Georgian Troops
• Jail Time for Tax Avoidance Schemes
• Hunger Strike in Guantanamo Bay Losing Strength
• Defense's Expert Witness Set to Testify in Andrea Yates' Case
• Polls: Israeli Prime Minister's Approval Rating Slipping
• Look at Microsoft's Tech Fest
• What Can You Do With a Gas Mask?
• White House Keeps "Bunker Government" in Place
• U.S. Troops Travel to Yemen
• Andrea Yates Trial: Expert Witness for Defense to Testify
• Computers Sold to Public Filled With Secret Information
• High-Speed Chases, Amazing Rescues
• Interview With Mike Stachura
• Technology Gives People With Brain Tumors Hope
• Elaborate Tax Scheme Costs Man Jail Time

February 28, 2002

• Body Found, May Be That Of Danielle Van Dam
• Russell Yates Returns to Witness Stand to Defend Wife
• Saudi Peace Plan In Jeopardy As Violence Escalates in West Bank
• Groundbreaking Surgery Lets Boys Be Boys
• Fmr. Fed. Prosecutor Examines Cases in News
• People Who Write Own Music Get Honored at Grammys
• Garth Brooks Discusses Read Across America
• Rusty Yates Should Be Back on Stand Once Again Today
• Washington's Top Democrat Says America Not Winning War on Terrorism
• Authorities Working to Identify Body Found Near San Diego
• Law Enforcement Officials Believe Body Discovered That of Danielle Van Dam
• Group Forms Ties Between Islamic, Neo-Nazi Extremists
• Children in 14 States Develop Welt-Type Itchy Rashes
• NATO Enters Hunt For Radovan Karadzic
• Court Throws out Louima Case
• Democrats Question Continued Success of War on Terrorism
• Stars At Grammy Awards Show Their Fashion Taste
• Officer Convictions in New York Torture Case Overturned
• Yates Husband Defends Wife in Trial
• Russell Yates Resumes Testimony in Court
• Former Prosecutor Discusses Newsworthy Cases
• War Detainees in Hunger Protest
• Top Senator Criticizes War on Terror
• U.S. Will Send Troops to Former Soviet Republic
• FBI Monitoring Air India Flight to New York
• U.S. Forces Help Fight Terrorism in the Philippines
• Scientists Uncover Another Downside of Genetic Cloning
• Interview With Abner Louima's Attorney, Sanford Rubenstein

February 27, 2002

• Andrea Yates's Husband to Take Stand
• Fed Chairman to Speak to Congress
• Secret Service Loses Cheney Security Plans
• Pakistan May Send Chief Suspect in Pearl Case to U.S. to Face Justice
• U.S. Government Asking Bin Laden Family to Provide DNA Samples
• New Indication Today of Level of Danger to World Security
• Rock Legends and Neo-Soul Newcomers Among Hopefuls At Grammy Awards
• FBI Issues Subpoenas Ordering Labs to Ship Anthrax Samples
• Russell Yates May Take Witness Stand
• Grammy Awards Tonight at Staples Center
• Pressures Mount as Pakistan Considers Extradition of Sheikh Omar
• U.S. Wants bin Laden DNA, May Send Troops to Georgia
• Bush Holds Media Availability
• Russell Yates to Testify in Wife's Murder Trial
• Doctors Who Operated on Jordan's Knee Say His Injury Was Not That Serious
• Man Pleads Guilty to Giving False Statements to FBI Agents
• Pakistani Officials Grapple With U.S. Extradition Request
• U.S. May Send Troops to Republic of Georgia
• Russell Yates To Testify; Interview of Cynthia Alksne, Rusty Hardin
• FAA Whistleblower Says Recommendations Not Followed Up
• Mary Jo White Key Figure in War on Terror
• Russell Yates To Testify After Lunch, Defendant's Mother
• L.A. Setting Up Along Red Carpet for Tonight's Grammy Awards
• Airport Employees Arrested for Using Fake IDs
• Government Officials Investigate FAA Whistle-Blower's Claims
• Interview With 'Vibe' Magazine's Emil Wilbekin
• 'Jurassic Park' Not Realistic Enough for Scientists; Kilauea Volcano Slides Into Ocean
• Deep-Sea Exploration Company May Have Found Shipwreck Loaded With Gold
• Inventor of Voice Mail Dies

February 26, 2002

• Impressions of A Widow: Mariane Pearl Sends a Message
• Interview with Jamie Sale and David Pelletier
• Doctor: Yates Insane
• Three Key Enron Figures Facing Another Round of Grilling Today
• In Disappearance of Danielle Van Dam, Neighbor to be Arraigned on Murder Charges
• Skilling Faces Tough Questions
• Bush To Unveil Welfare Reform Ideas
• Senators Continue to Ask Tough Questions of Skilling
• Pearl Murder Investigation Moving Forward
• FDA Not Doing Enough to Prevent Mad Cow Disease?

February 25, 2002

• Search For Danielle Van Dam Intensifies After Arrest of Suspect
• Some Olympic Medalists on Way to Stardom
• Yates Murder Trial in Week Two
• Look at Struggles of Pullman Porters of the Past
• Judge Orders Saeed Held Two More Weeks in Pearl Case
• Accused Pearl Kidnapping Leader in Court
• Williams Turns Himself In To Face Charges
• Closing Curtain For Winter Olympics: Fireworks, Drug Busts
• 'Reporter's Notebook': Matthew Chance, Back from Afghanistan
• Interview of Gary Parker, Bruce Fein
• Salt Lake City 2002 Winter Games History
• 60 Votes Needed to Break Arctic Refuge Drilling Filibuster
• Bloodshed Continues With Wounding of At Least 10 in East Jerusalem
• Former NBA Star Facing Charges in Connection to Death of Limousine Driver
• Operators of Women's Clinic in New York Uneasy About New Neighbor
• Judge Orders Pearl Suspects Held Two More Weeks
• Utility Tunnel Near U.S. Embassy in Rome Filled With Questions
• Williams Will Likely Be Charged With Manslaughter
• Salt Lake City Recovers, Moves On After Olympics
• Violence in Middle East As Israel Invites Saudi Prince to Jerusalem
• International Manhunt Underway For Major Arms Trafficker
• Suspect in Disappearance of 50 Women Has First Court Appearance
• Winter Olympics Wrap Up Safely
• NBA Star Jayson Williams Surrenders to Police

February 22, 2002

• FBI Examining Tape of Pearl's Murder for Clues
• Washington Monument Reopens After Renovations
• Homes of Underground Railroad Being Featured on Home & Garden Television
• Remembering Danny Pearl: Through the Eyes of a Friend
• Videotape Shows Pearl's Abductors Cutting His Throat
• 'Upset' Seems to be Key Word Today in Salt Lake City
• 'People' Editor Discusses Olympic Skating Fashion
• U.S., Philippines Say Helicopter Crash Not Caused by Enemy Fire
• Houston Prosecutors Planning to Rest Case in Trial of Andrea Yates
• Pentagon Officials Fear There May Be No Survivors in Helicopter Crash in Philippines
• Sarah Hughes Captures Gold in Women's Figure Skating; Complaints of Russians Have Brought Memories of Cold War Olympic Competitions
• Sarah Hughes Takes Gold; Putin Says Russians Will Stay At Games
• "Gosford Park" Should Be Your Choice Over "Dragonfly" or "Queen"
• Tourists Resume Visits to Washington Monument
• Hughes Deserved Gold; Russians File Formal Protest
• U.S. and Russia Hockey Game Has Taken on Some Added Drama
• Tape of Pearl's Murder May Come to U.S.
• Prosecution Rests in Yates Trial
• Washington Monument Reopens
• Facing Danger: Journalists In A Troubled World
• Pakistan: We Know Who Killers Are
• Off Philippine Coast, Search-and-Recovery Teams Scouring Waters
• Search for Omar Continues, Officials Hope for Results Soon
• Controversy Threatens to Tarnish Gold That Sarah Hughes Won
• GAO Sues Veep
• Interview With Ed Hula
• Interview With Jenny Potter, Sarah Tueting
• Interview With Sharon Rosenbaum-Smith

February 21, 2002

• An American Gold Rush at the Winter Olympics
• Talk with Bronze-Winning U.S. Speedskater Jennifer Rodriguez
• Israel Pummels Palestinian Areas Ahead of Sharon Speech
• 'International Figure Skating' Publisher on Olympic Competition
• President Bush and President Zemin Meet in China
• Interview of Steven Bradbury, Alisa Camplin, Gold Medalists
• Another Huge Night Tonight in Salt Lake City
• Israel Sends Ground Troops into Gaza City
• Rumsfeld Denies Disinformation Campaign
• Sharon to Address Israeli People Regarding New Policies
• Chauffeur's Death Ruled A Homicide
• Activists Discuss Sharon Address
• Interview With Olympic Gold Medalist Tristan Gale
• Suspected Nazi Prison Guard Stripped of U.S. Citizenship
• Heavy Rain Threatens Homes in California

February 20, 2002

• Defense Secretary Visits Olympics
• Israel Has New Aggressive Strategy in Palestinian Conflict
• Supreme Court to Address Vouchers
• Joint Chiefs Chairman in Afghanistan
• Interview of Mark Lund, "International Figure Skating Magazine"
• Talk With Brazilian Olympic Bobsled Team
• Underdogs Top Dogs in First Ever Women's Olympic Bobsled Competition
• FAA Puts Out Control Tower Tapes Related to Crash of American Airlines Flight 587
• Mysterious Death in Memphis May Have Link to Terror
• Hillside Overlooking Salt Lake City Has Become Shining Symbol of 2002 Olympics
• Authorities Release Control Tower Audiotapes of American Airlines Flight 587
• Troops From Across U.S. Provide Security For Olympics
• In Middle East, Nearly a Year and a Half of Sustained Violence
• Court Considers Reconsiders Execution of the Mentally Retarded
• In Egypt, Rescue Crews Pull Bodies from Wreckage of Train
• FAA Releases Tower Tapes Of American Airlines Flight 587
• In Several Hours, Mr. Bush Will Leave Behind Korean Peninsula
• Interview of Tommy Boswell, Russell County Sheriff
• Noble Residents Shocked By Doings At Crematory
• Muslim Pilgrims File Out of Mecca and Into Desert As Part of Hajj
• Rumsfeld Praises Troops, Says Homeland Security Concerns Long Term
• FAA Releases Flight 587 Audiotapes
• Supreme Court Debates Capital Punishment, School Vouchers
• Interview With David Isby
• Education Advocates Debate Vouchers
• Interview With Nedzi Sacirbey
• Rumsfeld Visits Troops Providing Security at Olympics
• Air Traffic Control Tapes Released in Case of Plane Crash in Queens
• Supreme Court to Consider School Vouchers, Execution of Mentally Retarded
• Interview with Joe Pack
• Supreme Court Debate Rekindling Death Penalty
• Americans Capture More Gold

February 19, 2002

• ISU Changes How Skaters Are Scored and How Judge Are Selected
• Year After Gruesome Dog Mauling in San Francisco, Owners of Dogs Going on Trial
• First Full Day of Testimony Expected in Murder Trial of Andrea Yates
• Magazine Publisher Discusses Olympic Competition
• Israeli Warplanes Strike Palestinian Targets in West Bank and Gaza
• Interview of Bill Nye: IOC Makes Environment a Principle
• Testimony is Set to Resume This Hour in Case of Andrea Yates
• ISU Plans Overhaul of Figure Skating Judging, Scoring Systems
• Body Count at Georgia Crematorium "Growing By The Hour"
• Macabre Search Continues Today at Crematory in Northwest Georgia
• Pentagon Establishing Office of Strategic Influence
• More Judges, New Scoring Proposed for Figure Skating
• Year After Gruesome Dog Mauling in San Francisco, Owners of Dogs Going on Trial
• Interview of David Vise, "The Bureau and the Mole"
• Growing Number of Cities Making Income Primary Factor in Deciding Which Schools Students Attend
• Dog Mauling Trial to Get Underway Today
• Olympic Spotlight Going to Shine Brightly on Michelle Kwan Tonight
• New Scoring for Skating
• Olympic Berets Designed for U.S. Team Hot Souvenir
• Rain May Impede Search For Bodies, Not Work At Tri-State Crematory
• Opening Statements Begin in Dog Mauling Case in Los Angeles
• President Bush in South Korea
• Interview of Brian Boitano
• Phrase 'Axis of Evil' Provocative in Many Circles of World
• Women's Figure Skating Starts Tonight
• Interview of Jaxon Van Derbeken
• Effects of Axis of Evil Designation
• Dog Owners on Trial for Fatal Dog Attack
• Black Hawks Playing Big Role in Afghanistan
• Big Day Ahead for Americans in Olympics
• Grocers Fighting Switch to Metric System

February 18, 2002

• Some 200 Bodies Believed Strewn Around Grounds of Crematory
• Jurors Will Consider Death Penalty Against Texas Woman Accused of Drowning Children
• Federal Government Begins Taking Over Security at Hundreds of U.S. Airports
• No Problems At Atlanta Airport With Federal Management of Screeners
• One of Most Common Vaccines for Childhood Diseases in Short Supply
• Look at Social Skills That Can Determine Success and Happiness Far Beyond Classroom
• Federal Government Has Now Taken Over Responsibility for Airport Security
• Bush Shows Support for Japanese Prime Minister
• In Georgia, Remains of 200 People May be Grounds of Crematory
• Olympic History Made With Awarding of Two Gold Medals to Canadian Pairs Skaters
• Witty Takes Gold, Sets Record Despite Illness
• American Presidency Subject of New Exhibition Opening in Chicago This Week
• Interview of Alexei Yagudin
• Andrea Yates Trial Set to Start Soon
• Yates Trial: Interview of Former Federal Prosecutor Cynthia Alksne
• Travel Smooth on First Day of Government Takeover
• Top FBI Assistant Director to Step Down
• Bush in Japan Shows Support for Prime Minister
• Andrea Yates Trials Begins
• Bodies Discovered Near Georgia Crematory
• Afghans Make Pilgrimage to Mecca
• Opening Statements Given in Andrea Yates Trial
• Crematory Director Arrested After Bodies Discovered
• Interview With Richard Harpootlian
• Americans Earn More Olympic Medals

February 15, 2002

• British Royalty Gathers for Funeral of Princess Margaret
• Queen Mother in Attendance at Princess Margaret's Funeral
• Several New Movies Out With Big Stars
• There Will be a Joint Press Conference Between IOC and ISU
• Historian Discusses Olympic Controversies
• Walker Finds Out Today When Trial Will Begin
• National African-American History Museum Could Become Reality
• Sports Tribunal Plans Hearing Today in Skating Flap
• Snowboarding Can be a Dangerous Sport
• Alexandria Home To Today's Legal Action
• Bush Heads For Asia; White House Reacts To Colin Powell's Comments
• Milosevic's Opening Statement Stretches Into Second Day
• Princess Margaret To Be Interred With Her Father
• White House Tries To Clarify Powell's Comments; White House Reopens
• Interview With Olympic Silver Medalist Travis Mayer

February 14, 2002

• Milosevic Holding Court for a Second Day at His Trial
• Members of Massachusetts Sect Ordered to Reveal Daughter
• Country Star Waylon Jennings Dies
• Detectives Again Search Home of Neighbor of Missing Girl
• Enron Employee Sherron Watkins Will Testify Before House Committee
• Interview of John Zimmerman, Kyoko Ina
• Latest Revelation in Olympic Ice Skating Controversy
• FBI: There Could Be Some Teddy Bears Made Into Bombs
• Enron Whistle-blower to Testify; Campaign Finance Reform Passes
• Fashion Week: Interview of Designer Bob Mackie
• Former Enron Exec Sherron Watkins About to Tell Story to Congress
• Campaign Finance Reform Fight Moves Back to Senate
• Fire Extinguished Outside Kandahar Airbase
• Police Do Not Consider Saeed A Reliable Source
• President to Unveil Alternative to Kyoto Treaty
• Olympic Security Checking Teddy Bears
• Sources Say Abu Zubaydah Tapped As Al Qaeda Military Leader
• Canadian Television Reporter Discusses 'Skategate'
• Witness in Congress Warned Ken Lay of Enron Troubles
• President Bush Plans to Unveil His Alternative to Kyoto Treaty
• New Developments in 'Skategate'
• Barry White Puts Sharks in the Mood for Love
• Does Chocolate Make the Best Valentine Day's Gift?

February 13, 2002

• Walker Says He is Not Guilty of Charges That Could Send Him to Prison for Life
• Pakistan Police Say Man Believed to be Mastermind Behind Pearl Kidnapping Tough to Crack
• Skating Battle Moves Off Ice and On to Front Pages
• Those Who Know Her Best Discuss Surrey Spice Girl, Best in Westminster Dog Show
• U.S. Snowboarders Discuss Olympic Sweep
• Milosevic Speaking in Own Defense at Trial Before U.N. War Crimes Tribunal
• Talk With Model Instructor J. Alexander
• Exchange of Gunfire at Kandahar Airbase
• Press Conferences to Deal With Olympic Skating Controversy
• American-Taliban Fighter Enters Plea Today During Arraignment
• House to Vote on Campaign Finance Reform
• Queen Elizabeth Bestows Giuliani with Honorary Knighthood
• Two Men Charged With Running Through Security Checkpoint Near Pentagon
• ISU to Launch Investigation Into Pair's Skating Controversy
• Olympics May Leave Legacy in Aviation Security
• Pakistan's President Musharraf Visits Bush at White House
• Interview of Sir David Frost
• Controversial Call at Olympic Figure Skating Competition Threatening to Become Full-Scale Scandal
• Gunfire at Kandahar Airport, Seven Detained
• Investigation on 50 Missing Canadian Women Focuses on Pig Farm
• John Walker Lindh Pleads Not Guilty to 10 Charges Against Him
• Despite Controversy, Olympics Exciting So Far
• Pakistani President and President Bush Meet at White House
• Attorneys Discuss John Walker Trial
• Debate Rages in Congress Over Campaign Finance Reform
• Skating Officials Respond to Judges' Controversial Decision
• Olympic Gold Medalist Discusses Snowboarding
• Pakistani President Visits U.S.
• American Taliban Pleads Not Guilty
• Wait Continues for Daniel Pearl
• Congress Debates Campaign Finance Reform
• Fleischer Talks About Campaign Finance Reform

February 12, 2002

• Police Arrest Prime Suspect and Believe He May Lead Them to Pearl's Whereabouts
• FBI Alert New Terror Attack Could be Looming Against U.S. Interests
• Today's Developments in War on Terrorism Raised Profile of Winter Olympic Security
• FBI Issues Most Specific Terrorist Alert Yet
• FBI Issues Terror Alert Late Last Night
• U.S. Officials Saying Information About Terrorist Threat Came From Guantanamo Bay Detainee
• Designer Douglas Hannant Discusses New Line
• Pakistani President Musharraf Arrives in Washington to Talk About Campaign Against Terror
• Reporter Discusses Search for Missing Women's Bodies Near Vancouver
• Interviews of Peter Travers, Marisa Tomei, Will Smith
• Prime Suspect in Pearl Kidnapping Arrested in Karachi
• Lay Take the Fifth, Hopes to Tell Story "Soon"
• Ken Lay Appears Before Senate
• Calmer Winds Ease California Fires
• Pairs Figure Skating Competition Outcome Draws Criticism
• Connection Between Enron and Campaign Finance Reform
• Kidnapping Suspect In Custody; Musharraf Meets With Bush
• Talk With Peter Jackson, Director of 'Lord of the Rings'
• Serbs React to Milosevic Trial With Indifference, Anger
• Alleged Terror Conspiracy Triggers Worldwide Alert
• Yemeni Officials On High Alert After FBI Warning
• Former Enron CEO Pleads Fifth
• British Authorities Investigate Robbery at Heathrow Airport
• Firefighters Still Battling Blazes in California
• Pentagon on Defensive Over Controversial Military Incidents
• Olympic Figure Skating Endures Another Controversy
• "Lord of the Rings" Captures 13 Oscar Nominations

February 11, 2002

• Shannon Bahrke Discusses Being First Olympic Medalist
• Fashion Week Hitting Stride on New York's Runways
• Prestigious Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show Under Way
• Evidence Found In Zawar Kili; Search For Pearl, Kidnappers Goes On
• Canadian Mounties Appear to Have Long-Running Serial Killer Case on Their Hands
• Pair of Winter Wildfires Raging in Southern California This Morning
• Bush Promotes Domestic Agenda; Interview of Mike France
• New Anti-Drug Campaign Being Launched Today Against Ecstasy
• Pentagon Investigating New Allegations Against Military, CIA
• Look at What's Ahead in the Olympics
• Flight 93 Copilot An Inspiration
• Mideast Violence Escalates With Israeli Gunship Attacks in Gaza
• California Fires Approach Camp Pendleton
• California Wildfires Damage, Destroy 16 Homes
• Ken Lay Will Not Testify Tomorrow Before Congressional Hearing
• Rear Adm. Stufflebeem Offers Details About Forensics Investigation in Eastern Afghanistan
• President Bush Talking Up Key Issue on Domestic Agenda: Health Care
• Senators Raise Concern Over Trade Center Area Air Quality
• Look at What Ken Lay Has Had to Say
• Pentagon Officials Sorting Through Grisly Evidence From Missile Attack
• 'Deseret News' Reporter Discusses Winter Olympic Security
• Southern California Firefighters Hard at Work Today Battling Two Winter Wildfires
• Ecstasy Use on Rise; Interview of Dr. Robert Stockfish
• President to Return to Domestic Issues in Speech
• Chief of U.S. Forces Visits Yemen President
• Ecstasy Use up 71 Percent
• E.U. Commissioner Condemns U.S.
• UMBC Chess Team Regarded as No. 1 in Western Hemisphere.
• Women's Downhill Postponed
• Interview with Derek Parra
• Year of Horse in China

February 08, 2002

• FDA to Approve Botox Anti-wrinkle Procedure
• Journalist Discusses Time in Afghanistan
• Profile of Omar Saeed Shiek, Pearl Kidnapping Suspect
• Business As Usual At Hartsfield, Despite Bomb Threat
• Interview of Andy Serwer, "Fortune"
• When Salt Lake City Games Open Later Tonight, Bud Greenspan's Cameras Will be Rolling Along
• Travers: Warner Should Have Held "Damage" Back Permanently
• New Information Out About Hellfire Missile Attack Against Suspected Al Qaeda Convoy
• Paperboy Saves Life
• Salt Lake City Comes Alive in a Big Way for Olympics
• Man Who Broke Into Plane Cockpit to Go to Court
• Gallup Poll: Americans' Fear of Olympic Terrorism Down From 1996
• Passenger Wanted to "Destroy Everything"
• U.S. Troops Looking for Bodies After CIA Missile Strike
• Some Olympic Qualifying Events Postponed for Wind
• Bush To Open Games Today
• Ken Lay to Speak Before Congress
• President Heads West for Olympics
• World's Top Athletes Prepare for Winter Olympics
• Interview With Lisa Riley Roche
• New Test Created to Detect Ovarian Cancer

February 07, 2002

• Man Charged with Running War on Capitol Hill Today
• U.S. Olympic Team Will Carry Tattered Treasure from WTC During Opening Ceremonies
• Olympic Athletes Help Program That Vaccinates Third World Children
• Scientists at Work on Gene Therapy to End Muscle Deterioration
• In Washington, Enron Hearings Continue
• After Hostage Standoff, Texas Fugitives Taken In Oklahoma
• One Enron Exec to Answer Questions; Interview of Robert Breeden
• Sharon Meets With Bush Today
• Security at Olympic Games in Salt Lake City Extra Tight
• Delta Expected to Become First U.S. Airline Offering Defense Training to Crew Members
• Unruly United Airlines Passenger To Be Returned To States
• Former SEC Chairman Discusses Enron Hearings
• United Airways Credits Door Reinforcement, Crew in Flight 855
• Enron Execs Face Tough Questions in Congress
• Interview With Andy Serwer
• Amtrak 'irreversibly Flawed'
• Interview with James Shelledy
• 'Immortality Industry' Dedicated to Medical Technology

February 06, 2002

• Duke University Discusses Bail for John Walker
• 50 Years on the Throne
• New Study Raises Concerns About Too Much Food for Infants During Early Months
• President Bush on Way to New York City
• Argenbright Security Notified by DOT Department Will Not Do Business With Company
• How Could a Band of Terrorists Outmaneuver the World's Most Powerful Nation?
• U.N. Vehicles May Be Involved in Afghan Avalanche
• Enron Employees Bought Stock Even as It Went Sour
• Taliban Fighter Raised in Marin County, California Denied Bail
• 50 Years Ago Today England's Princess Elizabeth Learned She Was Queen Elizabeth
• Congress Kills Economic Stimulus Package
• Police Progress in Search for 7-year-old Girl
• Gallup Poll: Popular President Ronald Reagan Had 53 Percent Job Approval
• John Walker Lindh Remains Behind Bars
• Congress Considers Measures To Ensure Retirement Plans Safety
• U.S. Concludes Investigation Into Afghanistan Commando Raid
• Interview With Fordham University Law Professor Ian Weinstein
• U.S. Officials Sever Ties With Argenbright Security
• Queen Elizabeth II Celebrates 50 Years on England's Throne
• President Bush Visits New York
• John Walker Lindh Denied Bail
• Detainees Released After Raid
• Flights to Guantanamo Bay Resume
• Economic Stimulus Fails in Congress
• Interview With Deanna Rose
• Interview with Barry Scheck, Peter Neufeld
• Search Continues for Top Al Qaeda Suspects
• Air Battle Over, Danger Remains on Ground in Afghanistan

February 05, 2002

• Former CIA Officer Talks About Search for Bin Laden
• Congressional Hearings in Enron Bankruptcy
• Interview with NASCAR Legend Jeff Gordon
• 'Reporters Notebook': Covering the War from Afghanistan
• Intense Search Under Way for Missing Girl
• Ken Lay Subpoenaed By House, Senate Committees
• Several Committees of Congress Digging Through Wreckage of Enron Today
• FBI Sends Letter to 30,000 Microbiologists
• Disturbing War of Words Between Iranian Government and Israel
• Bush Budget Includes Job Training Cuts
• Bioterror Huge Concern in Budget Proposal Announced Yesterday
• Interim Government May Be Giving Cash to Raid Victims' Families
• In Former Soviet Republic, U.N. Officials Have Recovered Two Containers Filled With Radioactive Materials
• Interview of Richard Breeden, Former SEC Chairman
• Sen. McCain Has Cancerous Melanoma Removed
• Doctors Diagnose Potentially Internal Illnesses in New Way
• Pakistani Interior Minister: Daniel Pearl Will Be Found
• High-Level Investigation Now Under Way into January Raid by U.S. Commandos in Afghanistan
• More Than 100,000 People Remain Without Electricity Five Days After Deadly Ice Storm in Midwest
• San Diego Police Spokesman Discusses Search for 7-year-old Girl
• Conflict Brews Over Enron; Budget
• John Walker's Lawyers Request Release Until Trial
• Families Angry About Waiving Right to Sue
• Enron Oil Hid Losses in '87
• More Pleas From 'Wall Street Journal'
• U.S. Helping Philippines Deal with Terrorists
• Scientists Say Conditions are right for another El Nino
• World Food Program Estimates 1 Million Orphans in Afghanistan

February 04, 2002

• Patriots Win Has Boston Feeling Good
• Ken Lay Likely to Be Subpoenaed After Canceling Today
• Former Enron CEO Declines Senate Hearing
• Daniel Pearl's Kidnappers Have Been Silent for Days
• Daniel Pearl's Kidnappers Have Been Silent for Days
• Bush Budget 2003 Released Today in Washington
• Troops See Super Bowl; Interview of David Goetzl, "Advertising Age"
• Oklahoma Officer Discusses Search for Texas Escapees
• Senate Committee To Vote on Issuing Subpoena to Lay
• Jesse Owens Honored With Museum, Park
• School Near Ground Zero Resumes
• U.S. Patrol Finds Afghani Man Seriously Wounded
• What Americans Think of President Bush's Budget Proposal
• Fans Gather in Foxborough to Await Patriots Return Home
• Hunt For Four Texas Fugitives Leading Police to Southern Oklahoma
• Patriots Fans Celebrate Super Bowl Victory
• Enron Hearings Under Way at Capitol Hill
• White House Officials Respond to Enron
• President Proposes Major Increase in Defense Spending
• Did Cell Phone Contribute to Fatal Car Wreck?
• Interview With Lon Anderson
• Patriot Fans Celebrate Super Bowl Victory
• U.S. Troops Assist Philippines in Fighting Terrorism
• Profile of Jesse Owens

February 01, 2002

• Growing Controversy About Mammograms
• 'Sports Illustrated' Writer on Winter Olympics
• Mild Spell Melting Minnesota's Labor of Love
• Look at Security From a First-Class Perspective
• Bush Hints At Leads in Pearl Case
• Look at Super Security at Super Bowl XXXVI
• Interview of Hisham Melham
• Look at Covering War in Afghanistan Live
• Talk with Kansas City Mayor Kay Barnes
• Spent Fuel at Power Plants Could Be Terrorist Target
• Reactions To Al-Jazeera's Bin Laden Tape
• Government Sent Confidential Memo to Nuclear Power Plants Across U.S. Last Week
• Pakistan, India Wrangle As Pearl Investigation Proves Frustrating
• Political Scientist Discusses Bin Laden Video
• Look at Super Bowl XXXVI's Super Security in New Orleans
• Nuclear Plant Terrorism Warning Same As FBI Warning From Last Year
• Interview With Kate Michelman, Laura Echevarria
• U.S. Prepares for Major Events; Facing Weapons of Mass Destruction
• U.S. Government Not Tipping Its Hand on Pearl Case
• Bush Outlines Plan For 401(k) Adjustment
• Military Officials Opening Investigation Into Afghanistan Raid
• Franks Launches Investigation into Raid on Munitions Dump
• President Bush Unveils 401(k) Plan
• Interview With Terry Savage
• Protesters Rally at World Economic Forum
• Two Conflicting E-Mails From Pearl's Kidnappers
• Security in Philippines Stepped Up After Deadly Attack on Americans
• Super Bowl Fans Will Meet Tight Security in New Orleans
• Interview With Wayne Friedman of 'Advertising Age'

January 31, 2002

• Terry Anderson Discusses Pakistani Hostage Daniel Pearl
• Photographs, Drawings of Potential American Targets Found in Afghanistan
• E-mail Extending Kidnapper's Deadline Not Yet Authenticated
• Explosive Detecting Machine Did Job in San Francisco Airport
• Bush Calls on Seniors, Volunteers to Aid America
• Pearl's Kidnappers Extend Deadline, Issue More Threats
• Texas Police Search for Escaped Inmates for Third Day
• Interview of Rod Paige
• Economic Forum Being Held in New York City
• Interview of Mike James, Secret Service Agent
• Kudos for Karzai's Clothes
• Unearthed Materials Suggest More al Qaeda Attacks
• Kidnappers of Daniel Pearl Extend Deadline
• U.S. Forces Making Final Repairs to Kandahar Airport
• NYC Police Prepare for Protests Against World Economic Forum
• Highway Robbery Becoming a Problem in Afghanistan
• Al Qaeda Plotting More Attacks?
• Irradiated Mail Making Capitol Hill Staffers Ill
• Daniel Pearl's Kidnappers Extend Execution Deadline
• Rumsfeld Outlines Transformation of U.S. Military
• Several American Soldiers Hurt in Helicopter Crash Recover
• Protesters Targeting World Economic Forum Promise Peaceful Demonstrations
• Interview With HHS Secretary Tommy Thompson

January 30, 2002

• Week Ago Today 'Wall Street Journal' Reporter Seen on Streets of Pakistan
• Boxing Regulators in Nevada Deny Tyson License
• Continued Reaction to Bush's State of the Union Address
• GAO Announced It Will Sue White House; Some Parts of State of the Union Not Playing Well in Baghdad
• New PSAs Use Humor to Fight Colon Cancer
• NASA Gives Heads Up About a Falling Satellite
• Seven-Year-Old Dakota Fanning Earned Nomination From Screen Actors Guild
• Interview of David Isby, Defense Analyst
• Progress Report on Education Reform
• Will Fed Cut Rates Again?
• Bush Administration Being Dragged Into Court by Congress on Matter of Confidentiality
• Noelle Bush May Be Symbolic of Growing Problem
• Iraqi Officials Keep Low Profile
• Flag Factory Workers Respond to Bush's Address
• Fed to Make Announcement on Interest Rates
• Pakistani Police Report a Breakthrough in Search for Daniel Pearl
• Americans React to State of Union Speech
• GAO Plans to Sue White House
• Interview With Leon Furth
• Iraqis Respond to Bush's State of the Union Address
• New Ad Campaign Launched to Promote Colon Cancer Screening
• Interview With Bank One's Diane Swonk
• How Was Bush's Speech Received by Viewers?
• 'Mushrooms' Become First Line of Defense at Kandahar Airport
• Is a Piece of Space Debris Likely to Hit You?
• GAO Takes White House to Court

January 29, 2002

• Elaine Duch Going Home Today From New York Weill Cornell Burn Center
• Enron's Collapse Will Have Far-Reaching Implications
• Mike Tyson Confronts Mike Tyson
• Tonight President Bush Will Try to Stir Up Support For Domestic Battles
• Young Man Will Climb Continental Summits
• Americans Looking for Bush to Address War, Economy Tonight
• Tonight, Hugely Popular President Will Addresses a Nation at War
• Military Investigating Hard Landing of Transport Helicopter
• Trade Center Burn Victim Beats Odds
• If Pearl is Located, Would U.S. Launch a Rescue Operation?
• Elaine Duch Beat The Odds On Burn Survival
• 16 Injured in Chinook Helicopter Hard Landing
• Kidnappers Link Daniel Pearl's Fate to Detainees at Guantanamo Bay
• Could High-Tech Footprints Help Find Daniel Pearl?
• WTC Victim Released from Hospital
• Noelle Bush Arrested After Allegedly Committing Fraud and Forgery of a Prescription
• Bush Heads for State of the Union With Great Political Capital
• New York D.A. Has Charged 12 People with Stealing Money From Two Charities
• 9/11 Burn Victim Goes Home Today
• Bush's First State of the Union Will Focus on War and Peace, Recession and Recovery, Safety and Security
• Death Toll Could Reach Thousands in Lagos Ammunition Disaster
• Writer Discusses Journalist Held in Pakistan
• Meeting on Tyson's Nevada License
• Super Bowl to Have Unprecedented Security
• Daughter of Florida Governor Arrested for Prescription Fraud
• President Prepares State of Union Address
• Search Continues for Missing Journalist
• War Detainees From Same Small English Town
• Survivor of September 11 Attacks Leaves Hospital
• Enron Names New CEO
• Nigerian President Investigating Disaster
• Tyson Could Make Comeback
• Rams Meet Pats
• Toilets to the Olympics

January 28, 2002

• Unique Story of Man Wounded in Yesterday's Suicide Bombing in Jerusalem
• Discussion with Former Massachusetts Governor William Weld
• Interview of John Dickerson, "Time"
• Pakistani Officials Investigating Journalist's Kidnapping
• Interview of Dan Jansen, Speed Skater
• USS Greeneville Collides Again, This Time With USS Ogden
• Group That Released Photographs of Daniel Pearl Calling Itself National Movement for the Restoration of Pakistani Sovereignty
• Bush Administration Hosting Its Man in Afghanistan
• Israelis Trying to Overcome Latest Shock of a Suicide Bombing
• Airborne Expands Security Perimeter; Special Forces in Afghanistan
• Search Goes on in Pakistan for Missing "Wall Street Journal" Reporter
• Karzai Visits With U.S. Leaders in Washington
• Collision of Two Naval Vessels Took Place in North Arabian Sea Yesterday
• Man Survives World Trade Center, Jerusalem Attacks
• Enron's Whistle Blower is Prophet of Doom
• World Trade Center Train Back on Track
• Two Navy Vessels Collide in Arabian Sea
• Kidnapped Journalist Daniel Pearl in Jeopardy
• In Afghanistan, U.S. and Afghan Forces Face Off with Al Qaeda Fighters at Kandahar Hospital
• "Reporters Without Borders" Group Takes up Pearl Plight
• Studying Student Visas
• Enron Close to Naming New CEO
• Pentagon Defends Treatment of Detainees in Guantanamo Bay
• Stephen Cooper may be New Enron CEO
• Lion Meets Lioness
• War on Terror Zooms in on Southeast Asia
• Tracking Terrorists Through E-mail

January 25, 2002

• Pennsylvania School Bus Driver Due to Appear in Court Today
• Homeland Security Will Be Topic For Bush in Maine
• Massachusetts Judge Sentences Thomas Junta to 6-10 Years in Prison
• Pastor Discusses Children's Wild Bus Ride
• Enron's Financial Meltdown Touched Off a Flood of Lawsuits
• Administration May Cut Off Arafat
• Former Enron Executive Found Dead in His Car With Suicide Note
• Along Border of Pakistan and India, Thousands of Troops Remain in Standoff
• Bush Administration Debating Whether to Cut Ties with Palestinian Authority
• Annan Goes to Pakistan
• NTSB Still Trying to Determine Why Airbus Crashed
• Junta Given 6 to 10 Years; Attorneys Will Appeal Sentence
• Errant Bus Driver Had A Change in Behavior Recently
• Former Enron Executive Apparently Committed Suicide
• In Kandahar, Already Small Signs of Change
• Kandahar Skirmishes Show that War Far from Over in Afghanistan
• Administration Reconsiders Arafat Policy
• Surgeons Implanting Genetically Modified Material in Brains of Alzhiemer's Patients
• Former Enron Executive Dead of Apparent Suicide
• Al Qaeda, Taliban Pockets Mount Resistance to U.S. Forces
• Hockey Dad Sentenced in Rink Rage Trial
• U.S. Forces Call in Muslim Chaplain to Guantanamo Bay
• Aboard the USS John C. Stennis
• Pennsylvania Bus Driver Awaits Arraignment
• Fifth al Qaeda Suspect in Videotapes Identified
• White House Considers Action Against Palestinian Authority
• U.S. Military Looks for a Few Good Dogs
• Enron Scandal Examined
• Interview With Ralph Reed
• Bush Administration Considers Breaking Ties With Arafat
• Otto Nuss Appears in Maryland Courtroom
• Interview With Karen Tumulty

January 24, 2002

• Special Forces Soldier Wounded in Afghanistan
• First Court Appearance Brief for John Walker
• Customs Service Has Additional Responsibility of Trying to Prevent Terrorists from Bringing in Weapons
• Enron Hearings Begin; Employees React to Lay's Resignation
• Greenspan's Speech Likely to Have Upbeat Message About Economy
• John Walker Sees Parents for First Time
• Fed Chairman on Economy, Enron
• American Taliban Fighter John Walker Makes First Appearance in Front of Federal Judge
• Council on Foreign Relations Launches Terrorism Answers Web Site
• Jurors To Be Selected Today in Dog Mauling Case
• 'Modesto Bee' Bureau Chief Discusses Gary Condit
• Who Took The Biggest Loss at Enron? Ken Lay Did
• House Investigators Grilling Executives From Accounting Firm That Handled Enron's Books
• Enron CEO Resignation No Surprise in Hometown
• House Questions Nancy Temple; David Duncan Pleads the Fifth
• Woman Appears to be Having Two Sets of Identical Twins
• Look at Former Enron Chairman and CEO Kenneth Lay
• Military Involved in Shootout Overnight in Kandahar, Afghanistan
• At White House This Morning, Bush Spoke to Gathering of Nation's Mayors
• Campaign Finance Reform to Reach House, Fueled by Enron Contacts
• Walker Lindh Appears in Court For 15 Minutes
• Interview with Richard Breeden
• Interview with Sandi Haller
• Lava Covers Goma Runways
• Safe Deposit Boxes may be Unsafe
• Police Briefing on Found School Bus
• Gephardt Delivers Speech to Democrats
• 63-Year-Old Bus Driver Remanded To Custody.
• Interview with Lorraine Bracco, Carolyn Maloney, John Dingell
• John Walker's First Court Appearance
• Politicians Working the Economic Stimulus Plan
• Enron Hearings Continue
• Silver Lining in Enron Controversy

January 23, 2002

• Professor Discusses Charges Against American Taliban
• Bush Gathers Congressional Leaders
• FBI Director Visits Afghanistan
• John Walker Scheduled to Land on American Shores Today
• In Anthrax Investigation, FBI Has Turned Up Few Solid Leads
• Third Artificial Heart Recipient OK
• Barak Has Strong Words for Arafat
• Norwegians Clear Land Mines From Kandahar Airport
• Massachusetts Judge May Send Two Parents to Jail Because of a Child Who May Not Even Exist
• Interview of Hank Aaron
• A Look at Favorites in Olympic Figure Skating
• Tyson-Lewis Fight Breaks Out Early
• Kofi Annan Weighs in on Guantanamo Bay Detainees
• On Capitol Hill, Members of Congress Taking Up Where They Left Off; Enron Employees Scheduled Meeting Won't Happen Today
• Investigators Say Interrogations Exposed Terrorist Plots
• Military Plane Carrying John Walker On Its Way to U.S. From Afghanistan
• U.S.-Libyan Relations May Be On The Mend
• Carl Vinson Sailors to Return Home
• Today, Walker Returns to Country He Left Behind; Transfer of Additional Detainees into Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Suspended
• Mr. Bush Said Fight Against Terrorism Will Require More Money; Tomorrow Begins First of At Least 10 congressional Hearings into Enron
• FBI Sweetening Pot For Anyone Who Might Have Information to Crack Anthrax Case
• How Safe Is Your City?
• Interview with Rosemary Wolfe, Clovis Maksoud
• U.S.S. Carl Vinson Coming Home.
• One of First 'Carolyn Keene's Found
• 2 Members of 'The Body' May go to Jail
• Interview with Deputy John Hackman
• How Should Detainees be Treated?
• Walker to Remain in Custody upon Arrival
• U.S.S. Carl Vinson Returns Home
• Bush Feels Walker Will get Justice
• Enron Hearing Due to Start Tomorrow
• Interview with Billy Tauzin
• U.S. Suspends Transfer of Detainees
• Marin County's Opinion of John Walker

January 22, 2002

• Kmart Files For Bankruptcy Protection
• Bush Heads to West Virginia For Speech on Economy
• Some Red Cross Suggestions Already Implemented at Guantanamo Bay
• John Walker a Step Closer to Being Returned to U.S.; Whether Detai