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CNN Transcripts for December 16, 2005

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Anderson Cooper 360 Degrees
• U.S. Government Eavesdropping on Americans?; Iraq's Next Generation; PETA Under Fire
• NSA Spying On Americans; Two Faces, Two Choices; Iraq Today And Tomorrow; Secret Lives of Teens; Katrina Victims Still Homeless, Still Feeling the Chill; New Orleans Politics, Accusations Of Race And Class Discrimination, Blocks FEMA Trailers For Homeless Louisianians; Genetic Eating Disorder Keeps Victims Starving All The Time As They Battle Obesity


Lou Dobbs Tonight
• Spying Concerns Lead to Patriot Act Impasse; Congress Debates Immigration Reform; Inspector General: Border Surveillance Flawed; Why Not a China Embargo?; U.S. to Prosecute Illegal Aliens; Evan Spiridellis, Gregg Spiridellis Interview; No Breakthrough In Sight For Latest Round Of WTO talks; Captain Josh Glover Honored


CNN Larry King Live
• Carol Burnett Discusses Her Career and Life


Live From...
• Iraqi and U.S. Officials Calling Election Successful
• Lieutenant General Russel Honore Returns to Iraq Duties; Iraq Elections Go Smoothly, But Long Road Lies Ahead
• Officials Confirm NSA Secretly Eavesdropped on Americans; Impasse Reached on Patriot Act; Preview of 2008 Presidential Race; NYC Transit Workers Call Partial Strike
• Inside the National Security Agency; Some New Orleans Police Remain Homeless; Mortgage Company Loses Customer Data
• Domestic Threat Database Faulty; Reasons for Cold Weather Debated; Domestic Espionage without Court Approval


CNN Live Today
• California Statute Allows In-State Tuition to Illegal Aliens; Diploma Mills Pose Security Threat to U.S.
• Colorful History; Party of Two
• Patriot Act Vote; Wrong Targets On Pentagon List; Partial Strike For New York Transit System; Iraqi Votes Being Counted; Regifting Tips
• Patriot Act at Center of Last-Minute Battle in Congress


American Morning
• New York's Seven Million Commuters Waiting for Word on Transit Strike; Treacherous Morning for Millions Up and Down East Coast
• A Conversation With Reverend Franklin Graham
• No Strike in NYC For Now; Turning Point in Iraq
• NYC Still Moving; Al-Zarqawi Freed?; Troubled Patriot Act; Wintry Misery
• Howard Stern Signs Off From Airwaves of Free Radio; Interview with Arlo Guthrie
• Iraq Violence; Levee Rebuilding In New Orleans; Satellite Radio Companies Compete
• Transit Strikes Underway in NYC
• New York City Transit Workers Threaten Partial Strike; Congress Votes on Patriot Act


Nancy Grace
• Wisconsin police announce the discovery of the remains of 21-year- old Christine Rudy, six months pregnant, who was reported missing by her husband on November 14.


Paula Zahn Now
• Children and Guns; Prosecutors to Seek Death Penalty in Pennsylvania Double Murder Case; Storm Chasers; Celebrity Breakups


Showbiz Tonight
• Stern Exits FM Radio; Ashlee Simpson Hospitalized; Supermodel Shares Tsunami Experiences; Sarah Jessica Parker Dishes on Golden Globe Nominees


The Situation Room
• Senate Refuses to Extend Patriot Act; White House Has Allowed Spying on U.S. Persons without Court Aprroval, Says the New York Times; Iraqi Elections Boost Bush
• Senate Does Not Renew Expiring Patriot Act Provisions; NSA Can Spy On U.S. Citizens Without Court Orders; Senator Gives First-Hand Impression Of Iraq Elections; Border Security May Protect Against Bird Flu; Liberia To Inaugurate First Female President
• Spying on Americans wihout Court Approval; Burbank Airplane Incident; Morgan Freeman on Black History Month; Howard Stern Signs Off


Your World Today
• Iraqi Elections See Massive Turnout Despite Some Violence; General Casey Pleased with Elections; Bush, Congress Reach Compromise on Torture Measure; New York City Transit Strike Looms