Return to Transcripts main page

CNN Newsroom

Note: This page is continually updated as new transcripts become available. If you cannot find a specific segment, check back later.

July 04, 2009
• Taliban Attack; Palin Quits; Michael Jackson Memorial Lottery; Statue of Liberty Crown Reopens; TEA Party Protests
• Taliban Fights Back; Jackson Memorial Lottery; Rebuilding in New Orleans
• Taliban Attack in Afghanistan Leaves Some Soldiers Dead; North Korea Fired Missiles This Morning; Sarah Palin Stepping Down as Governor
• Sarah Palin is Stepping Down as Alaska's Governor; What Are the Michael Jackson Memorial Tickets Worth?; Statue of Liberty Crown to Reopen Today for Independence Day


July 03, 2009
• Sarah Palin To Quit Governor Post 18 Months Before Term Ends
• Memorial for Michael Jackson; Was Sailor's Death a Hate Crime?; Pushing Deeper Into Taliban Land
• Details of Jackson Memorial Announced; Marines Meet Resistance in Afghan Mission; Obama to Ink Deal with Russia to Clear Way to Afghanistan; Disney's Hall of Presidents to Reopen with Obama Addition; British Embassy Employees on Trial in Iran;
• U.S. Marines Driving Deeper Into Southern Afghanistan; Jackson Memorial Planned for Tuesday; Iran Blaming Britain
• Day Two of New Offensive in Afghanistan; Michael Jackson Memorial; On Trial in Iran; Saddam Hussein Feared Iran More than U.S.; Missiles Strike Taliban Camp in Pakistan, Killing 17; Woman Turns Grief into Help for Refugees; Town Where Civil Rights Workers Killed Now Has Black Mayor;
• Marines Begin Day Two of Helmand Offensive; Michael Jackson Memorial Planned for Tuesday; Vancouver Faces Drug War; Fines for no Health Insurance; AAA Predicts Drop in July 4 Travel; Obama's Likeness Now in Disney Exhibit; S.C. Gov Pledges to Stay in Office; Inside Neverland Ranch
• Day 2 of Anti-Taliban Offensive; U.S. Drone Fires on Pakistan Terror Leader; Michael Jackson Memorial Planned in L.A.; British Embassy Employees on Trial in Iran; Black Female Doctor Bridges Gap; California Paying Bills With IOUs; North Korea's Missile Threat; Obama Added to Disney Exhibit; Baby Float Recall


July 02, 2009
• U.S. Soldier Captured in Afghanistan; Will Mark Sanford Resign?; Jenny Sanford Flees to Florida; Jackson Video Released of Rehearsing Days Before Death; U.S. Treads Gently Amid Chaos in Honduras
• Jackson Memorial Finally Taking Shape; U.S. Goes After the Taliban; Veterans Coming Home From War Face Tough Time; Exclusive Video of Michael Jackson's Last Practice; Obama's Remarks from the Rose Garden
• Memorial Slated for Michael Jackson; DEA Investigating Drug Angle of Jackson's Death; Pakistan Beefs Up Defenses against Taliban; Homeless Vets Face Challenges; Survivor Recalls 1971 Air Crash; Diana Ross Had Huge Influence on Michael Jackson; Bee Gees Beat is Lifesaving;
• 4,000 Marines Storm Helmand Province in Afghanistan; U.S. Soldier Captured by Taliban; North Korea Launches Missiles; Jackson's Memorial at Staples Center on Tuesday; California Runs out of Money
• U.S. Marines Target Taliban; U.S. Soldier Captured in Afghanistan; DEA joins Jackson Death Probe; America Says Goodbye to Ed McMahon
• Soldier Believed Kidnapped; Airline Computer Glitch Delays Thousands; Obama's Public Appeal on Health Care; Major Offensives in Afghanistan; Female WWII Pilots Honored; Unemployment Higher for Men than Women; White House Still Aiming for Green Jobs; Teenage Girl Survives Plane Crash; Diana Ross Had Huge Influence on Michael Jackson
• U.S. Soldier Captured in Afghanistan; North Korea Tests Two Short Range Missiles; The DEA Joins the Investigation on Michael Jackson's Death; Major O'Hare Airport Delays


July 01, 2009
• Saying Farewell to Michael Jackson; America's 'Other' Drug Problem; Michael Jackson's Will; Governor Sanford on the Ropes; 'Newsweek' Correspondent Held in Iran
• Michael Jackson's Will Names Katherine Jackson, Then Diana Ross as Guardians
• Michael Jackson's Will Filed; Veteran Says Treatment of PTSD Lacking; Assistant V.A. Secretary Promises Improved Vet Care; President Obama Holds at a Town Hall Meeting in Northern Virginia Today
• Obama to Hold Town Hall Meeting on Health Care Reform Today; Jackson's Body Being Moved to Neverland Ranch for Public Viewing; Honduras Given Three-Day Deadline to Reinstate Ousted President; Could U.S. Troops Be Called back in to Iraq?; Iran Election Fallout, Losing Candidates Challenging Results; Girl Survives Indian Ocean Plane Crash; TSA Weighs Tougher Security Rules on Small Planes; Democrats' Senate Supermajority, Al Franken Declared Official Winner in Minnesota Election; Health Care Answers from the White House; States Face Possible Shutdowns; Michael Jackson's Will Filed; American Medical Association's Health Care Reform Prescription; Jackson Night at the Apollo
• President Obama to Hold National Discussion on Health Care Makeover; Michael Jackson 2002 Will Located; Money Talk on CNN Radio; Memorial Planned at Jackson's Neverland Ranch; Hispanics, Blacks Face High Unemployment; States Trying to Avoid Shutdown
• Obama To Hold Town Hall Meeting on Health Care Reform; Lawyers Could File Jackson's Will in California Courtroom Today; Standoff Brewing in Honduras; Cash-Strapped States Face Budget Deadlines; Potential New FDA Guidelines for Usage of Products with Acetaminophen; New Cash for Clunkers Law Goes Into Effect Today; Jackson's Posthumous Album Sales Break New Record; Defense Secretary Robert Gates Considers Modifications on "Don't Ask, Don't Tell"; Private Pilots May Face Tough New Security Measures
• Michael Jackson Memorial Might Be Planned; Obama Plans Health Care Town Hall; S.C. Governor's Travel Records under Scrutiny; FDA Concerned over Acetaminophen; Losing Candidates in Iran Not Going Quietly; Ultimatum for Honduras Coup Leaders; Cities Growing despite Recession; Michael Jackson's Final Days


June 30, 2009
• Iraqis Celebrate U.S. Military Pullback; Remembering Michael Jackson; The Wife He Betrayed; Michael Jackson Tribute; FDA Taking Closer Look at Over-the-Counter Medications
• Apollo Theater Tribute to Michael Jackson; Michael Jackson's Money; Pride, Fear, Death on Iraq's New Day; Obama Urges Private Sector Funding on Social Issues
• U.S. Troops Pull out of Iraqi Cities, Violence Ensues; Did Michael Jackson Leave a Will?; Gay Soldier Speaks Out about Military Policy; States May Need to Cut Services; British Royal Family Asks for More Money
• Troops Leave Iraqi Cities, Shift to Afghanistan; Probe of Jackson's Death Continues; Ousted Honduran President to Speak to U.N.; FDA Questions Safety of Acetaminophen; GM Seeks Bankruptcy Exit; Iran's Election Declared Valid; Have A Blast & Stay Safe; Michael Jackson's Estate; New Haven 20 Wins; Russia Bans Casinos
• U.S. Combat Troops Complete Pullback from Iraqi Cities; Michael Jackson Investigation; Child Survives Ocean Plane Crash; Car Bombing in Kirkuk Kills 20; Iraq Oil, Gas Fields Privatizing; GM Seeks Bankruptcy Exit; Facebook Holdouts;
• U.S. Troops Have Completed Withdraw Out of Iraqi Cities; Investigators Remove Medication From Jackson Rental House; FDA to Vote Today as Officials Debate Ways to Reduce Increasing Number of Deadly Overdoses Induced by Painkillers; Alternative Medicine Becomes Mainstream; Iranian Government Declares Election Valid; Exiled Honduran President Calls on Military to End Clashes with His Supporters; Apollo Theater Holds Memorial Service for Jackson; Freaky Clouds Freak New Yorkers Out
• U.S. Troops Withdraw From Iraqi Urban Areas; Military Commanders Still Think U.S. Forces Will Be Needed in Iraq for Some Time; Investigators Removed Medications from Michael Jackson's Rental Home; Apollo Theater Holds Memorial Service For Jackson; Cookie Dough, Beef on E. Coli Recall; Wall Street Shows Glimmers Of Hope, But Unemployment Still On The Rise


June 29, 2009
• Who Will Get Custody of Michael Jackson's Children?; Bernard Madoff Sentenced
• Supreme Court Rules for White Firefighters; Jackson Toxicology Results Pending; Surviving a Bomb Blast
• Madoff Sentenced to 150 Years in Prison; Obama Outlines Energy Reform Bill; Billy Mays' Autopsy Shows Heart Disease Likely Caused Death; US Soldiers Shifting Focus From Iraq to Afghanistan
• Madoff Sentenced to 150 Years; Billy Mays Autopsy Results; Firefighters Win High Court Appeal; U.S. Troops Leave Iraqi Cities; Madoff's Path to Prison; Coup in Honduras; Surviving A Bomb Blast
• Bernie Madoff Sentenced to 150 Years; From Iraq to Afghanistan; High Court Hears Difficult Race Case; Red Flags Help Avoid Bad Brokers; Michael Jackson's Mother Seeks Custody of Children
• Bernie Madoff Faces Victims, Sentencing Today; Supreme Court Rules in Favor of New Haven Firefighters; Questions Continue to Swirl Around Michael Jackson's Death; Few Job Losses Expected Than a Few Months Ago
• Madoff Faces Judge; Madoff's Path to Prison; Honduras President Zelaya Still Reeling From Yesterday's Bloodless Military Coup, Iran Conducts Partial Recount of Votes; All U.S. Combat Forces to be Out of Iraqi Cities Tomorrow; Celebrating Gay Pride Around the World


June 28, 2009
• Questions Over Jackson's Death; New Iran Street Protests; Coup Sparks Political Crisis in Honduras; Woman Behind "Man in the Mirror"
• The BET Awards Pay Tribute to Michael Jackson; Billy Mays Found Dead This Morning; Trouble in Honduras
• BET Salutes the "King of Pop"; Investigating Michael Jackson's Death
• Military Coup in Honduras Sends Shockwaves Through West Coast; Media Arrested in Iran; Investigation Into Michael Jackson's Death Ongoing


June 27, 2009
• Michael Jackson Fans Pay Tribute; S.C. Gov Apologizes Again; Man's Childhood Dance Moves Resurface to Haunt Him
• Jackson Family Issues Statement on Michael's Death; Iran Protesters Face New Crackdowns
• New Questions Raised About Michael Jackson's Death
• Michael Jackson's Physician to Meet with LAPD Detectives; Investigating Michael Jackson's Death; Turmoil Continues in Iran
• Investigation Continues on the Cause of Michael Jackson's Death
• Several Tributes Taking Place Today in Honor of Michael Jackson; Investigation of Michael Jackson's Death Continues; Iran's Treatment of Its Citizens is Drawing Criticism From the Human Rights Watch
• Police Investigation Continues into Michael Jackson's Death; Mahmoud Ahmadinejad Slams President Obama; Legal Briefs
• New Questions About the Cause of Michael Jackson's Death; A Death Row Inmate's Possible Last Chance to Convince a Court He's Innocent; Mahmoud Ahmadinejad Blames President Obama for Interference


June 26, 2009
• Jackson Death Investigation Begins
• World Mourns Michael Jackson; Expert Answers to Financial Woes
• Fans Mourn Michael Jackson Around World; Coroner Seeks Answers to Jackson's Death; Iranian Cleric Calls for Harsh Punishment of Opposition; Debt, Child Custody Face Jackson Estate; Controversy over Cartoon
• Obama & Merkel Meeting; Michael Jackson Investigation; S.C. Gov. Meets with Cabinet; Remembering Michael Jackson; Iran's Crackdown
• Remembering Michael Jackson; Obama Meets German Chancellor Merkel; Clunkers, Closings and College; GM Plan for Subcompact to Save 1,200 Jobs; Reconciling Jackson's Pop Success, Personal Life
• Michael Jackson, His Legacy Then and Now; Farrah Fawcett Loses Battle to Cancer; Governor Sanford Returns to Work Today
• Remembering Michael Jackson, His Legacy Then and Now; Hard-Line Cleric in Iran Calls on Iranian Government Punish Leaders of Protests; Hopeful Signs in the Stock Market; Farrah Fawcett Loses Her Battle to Cancer


June 25, 2009
• Farrah Fawcett Dies; Imprisoned American Journalists Speak to Families; Casting Out 'Homosexual Demon'; CNN Crew Reflects on Iran
• New Energy Bill and Hate Crimes Bill Drafted
• Did South Carolina Pay for Tryst?; Inside Story on Media Crackdown in Iran; Ponzi Scheme Victims About to Lose Condo; Supreme Court Rules Against Strip-Searching in Schools; Farrah Fawcett Dies; How to Get Faster Care in the ER; KKK Stirring Up Concerns in Tennessee Town
• Iran's Capital Quiet But on Edge; Senate Finance Committee Closer to Health Care Reform Compromise; The Turmoil in Iran; The Governor's Political Future; Farrah Fawcett Dies
• President's Health Care Push; Debating Coverage and Costs; The Streets of Tehran
• Iranian Authorities Crush a Protest; Other Gatherings Are Canceled
• Governor Sanford Admits to Extramarital Affair; Ahmadinejad Slams Obama for His Criticisms of Iran's Bloody Crackdown; Seventy Professors in Iran Arrested for Meeting With Mousavi; CNN Correspondent Leaves Iran After Told by Iranian Officials to Only Give Positive Reports; Pros and Cons of a Government-Run Insurance Option


June 24, 2009
• South Carolina Governor Admits Affair; Iowa High School Coach Killed; Blogger Gets White House Press Room Q&A; Police Shooters Cleared in New Orleans Killing
• Health Debate Reaches Fever Pitch; Bloody Crackdown Reported in Iran; Governor's Mystery Travels
• Investigators Look for Cause of Fatal Metro Accident; Security Cracks Down on Iranian Rally; New Nixon Tapes Released; Living in Certain Parts of U.S. Could Raise Risk of Cancer, Study Says; Flight 1549 Survivors Say US Airways Insurer Is Blowing Off Their Medical Claims
• Iranian Protestors Under Attack, Reports of Brutal Beatings; Pres. Obama wrote letter to Ayatollah Khamenei before Election; The Changing War in Afghanistan; Steve Jobs gets Liver Transplant; President Obama Selling the Health Care Reform Plan; Tips on Starting your own Successful Business
• Lawmakers Haggle Over Health Care Reform; Eyewitness Account of Protester Beatings in Tehran; Student Loan Changes; Former Supreme Court Justice Has New Children's Book Out; Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Program Aims to Diversity Orchestras; Experts Say Global Recession Close to Bottoming Out
• Protests Continue in Iran; Audio Tapes from the Nixon Library Released
• Iran's Supreme Leader Not Poised for Compromise; Obama Administration Ramping Up Iran Rhetoric; Obama May Be Ready to Return Ambassador to Syria After Four-Year Absence; Sanford's Hiatus Spent in Argentina, Not Appalachian Trail; Day Three of D.C. Metro Crash Investigation; No Answers About Steve Jobs' Liver Transplant


June 23, 2009
• Iran Clamps Down; President Obama Speaks Out on Iran; Missing South Carolina Governor to Return Home; On the Battlefield in Afghanistan; Ed McMahon Dead at 86
• Reaction to President Obama's Remarks on Iran; In Death, Demanding Change; D.C. Train Crash
• President Obama Holds a Press Conference
• President Obama Criticized on Protests in Iran; Islam's Grip on Iran; D.C. Train Crash Kills 9; Ed McMahon Dead at 86
• Seven Confirmed Dead in D.C. Metro Crash; Ed McMahon Dies at Age 86; Obama to Discuss Iranian Protests, Health Care and Energy Policy at Press Conference Today; British Foreign Office Expels Two Iranian Diplomats from London; Existing Home Sales Up For Second Straight Month
• New Book About Blackwater; Mayor of Los Angeles Not to Run for Governor; Update on the Deadly Metro Rail Crash in Washington, D.C.
• Ed McMahon Died at Age 86; Investigators Looking for a Cause After Two Metro Trains Collide in D.C.; The Guardian Council Ruled Out Annulling the Election Results as Protests Continue Throughout Iran


June 22, 2009
• Iranian Anger Escalates
• Police Combat Protestors in Iran
• Iranian Protests Continue Despite Threats; GOP Critical of Obama's Response to Iran; Women Play Key Role in Iran Protests;
• President Obama on Drug Costs for Seniors; Tension & Turmoil in Iran; GOP Criticizes 'Timid' Response on Iran
• New Protests in Iran; Testing the President; Hidden Airline Fees
• More Coverage of Iranian Protests; Video coming from Amateurs
• Iran's Disputed Election; Riot Police at Tabriz Protest; Critics Demand Tougher Stance from Obama; Deadline in Iraq


June 21, 2009
• Blood on the Streets of Iran; Neda: Face of Protest Movement in Iran; Iranian Student Recounts Street Clash; Iranians in America Rally
• Scenes of Violence Now Leaking Out of Iran; Protests Continue
• Media Blackout Gives Rise To Sketchy Details From Iran; Death Toll Could Be 19, or 150; CNN Dubai Bureau Chief Recounts His Harrowing Experience Covering A Demonstration
• Disturbing Video Coming From Iran; Heavy Police Presence Doesn't Stop Protestors; Social Networking Sites Help Iranians Get Messages Out. The White House Remains Neutral, Should the U.S. Do More?
• Continuing Coverage of Iran Election Fallout


June 20, 2009
• Turmoil in Tehran, Police Clashing with Protestors; Uploading the Unrest Using the Internet; Change of Tone and Defiance of Protestors; U.S. President Obama's Reaction to Iran Election Protests; Two U.S. Journalists Escape from the Taliban
• Further Coverage of Iranian Protests of the Election Results
• Reporting the Latest News from Iran
• Continuing Coverage of the Situation in Iran, as Police Battle Protestors
• Reported Iran Home Invasion; Amanpour Reports from the Streets of Iran; Blood on the Streets of Iran; iReport from Iran: Eyewitness to History
• Defiant Anti-Government Protesters Clash with Police in Iran
• Latest Information from Iran; Police Have Apparently Attacked Protestors
• Coverage of the Situation in Iran; Police and Protestors Clash
• Continuing Coverage of the Unrest in Iran; Post-Election Protest Reporting Sketchy


Next Page