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CNN Transcripts for February 02, 2013

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Your Money
• Betting on Recovery; A New Housing Boom?; Opening the Gates; BlackBerry's Last Stand; Timing the Market; Dumping Guns; Big Games, Big Bucks


CNN Newsroom
• Alabama Standoff Enters Fifth Day; Baseball Star Says He Didn't Dope; Mom Sues After 7-Year-Old Handcuffed; Ethics Committee Investigates Menendez; Housing Market Recovers; Groundhogs Predict Early Spring; Wild Week Of Weather For U.S.; Grand Jury Voted To Indict Ramseys
• Child Held Hostage in Alabama; Alex Rodriguez Accused of Doping; Dan Marino Admits to Extra-Marital Affair and Child; 49ers Player Makes Controversial Remarks about Homosexuals; Trial of Woman for Murder in Arizona Continues; Hillary Clinton Resigns as Secretary of State; Former Football Player Discusses Brain Injuries Incurred from Playing; Movie Critic Reviews Football Films
• A 5-year-old Boy Held Hostage in Alabama; Alex Rodriguez Again Accused of PED Use; Grand Central Terminal Marks 100 Years; Nuclear Threat from North Korea
• U.S. Woman's Body Found in Turkey; Jimmy Lee Dykes Holds Alabama Boy Hostage for Fifth Day; "Blind Side" Player in Super Bowl; Study Says Men Should Do Manly Chores; Grand Jury Wanted to Indict John, Patsy Ramsey; Man in the Wrong Driveway Killed; Backstage at "Monday Mornings"
• U.S. Woman's Body Found in Turkey; Group Claims They Bombed U.S. Embassy; Agonizing Wait in Alabama Town
• 5-Year-Old Boy Held Captive in Underground Bunker; President Obama Takes Push for New Gun Control Measures to Minnesota Next Week; Gabby Giffords Goes to Capitol Hill


CNN Presents
• Who is Black in America?


Piers Morgan Live
• Ed Koch: His Last Interview; Super Bowl Preview; Interview with Jennifer Lawrence and David O. Russell


CNN Live Event/Special
• Kickoff in New Orleans: A CNN Bleacher Report Special


The Situation Room
• Former Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords Returns to Capitol Hill to Testify on Gun Control; Sunday Super Bowl Features Sibling Rivalry; Former Senator Hagel Grilled by Republicans in Confirmation Hearing


CNN Saturday Morning News
• Child Held Captive in Underground Bunker; Hillary Clinton's Heartfelt Goodbye; Former NYC Mayor Dead at 88; Groundhog Day!; Tracking Manti Te'o; Report: Jury Wanted to Indict Ramseys; Inside Zuckerberg's Brain; Questions Surround Clinton's Future
• Standoff in Alabama Continues; Doping Charge Against Alex Rodriguez; Biden Comments on Iran; Groundhog Predicts Early Spring; Wall Street Hits 14;000; Hackers Hit Twitter; Manson Follower Could Be Paroled; Senator Menendez Facing Ethics Scrutiny; JonBenet Ramsey Murder Mystery; Texas Prosecutor Shot to Death; Super Bowl Spectacle; Eating Like a Local in Istanbul
• Hostage Situation in Alabama; Ed Koch Dies at 88; What's Next For Hillary?; Family Rivalry Takes Center Stage at Super Bowl
• Child Held Hostage in Alabama; Trial of Woman for Murder in Arizona Continues; Hillary Clinton Retires as Secretary of State; Chuck Hagel Questioned by U.S. Senate; Former Football Player Discusses Brain Injuries Incurred from Playing; Boy Scouts Gay Scout Policy Debated
• Baseball Star Accused of Doping; Alabama Standoff Enters Fifth Day; Bitter Cold Still Gripping Parts of U.S.; Remembering Ed Koch; Football: America's Favorite Sport; Boy Held Inside Underground Bunker; Slain Prosecutor Carried Gun to Work; "American Idol" Star Falls from Grace; Reducing Chance of Heart Disease; Best Local Eats in Turkey; Dow Closes Above 14,000; Teen Gunned Down in Chicago


Weekend Early Start
• Alabama Hostage Crisis; Dow Closes Above 14,000; Bitter Cold Through Most of The U.S.; The Week That Was; Super Bowl Ads on YouTube; Taliban Militants Claim Responsibility for Attack on Army Base in Pakistan; Obama Administration Offers Compromise to Faith- Based Groups on Birth Control; Kerry Sworn in as Secretary of State


Your Bottom Line
• Betting on This Recovery; The Jobless Generation; Interview with Bill Gates; The $16.4 Trillion Debt Problem