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March 02, 2014
• President Obama Working the Phones for Ukraine; Kerry Says All Options on the Table for Ukraine; NATO Ambassadors Meet on Ukraine; Crimean Naval Chief Defected; 106 Million in the Path of Winter Blast; Declaration of War in Ukraine?; Ukraine Accuses Russia Of Declaring War; NATO Ambassadors Meet On Ukraine; U.S. Explores Its Options In Ukraine; 106 Million In Path Of Winter Blast


March 01, 2014
• Ukraine Crisis
• Russia Approves Sending Troops to Ukraine; U.N. Security Council Calls Emergency Meeting; 1945 Yalta Meeting Set Stage For Ukraine; Obama Recognizes Young Staffer; 28 Killed in Knife Attacks in China; One Killed in 104-Vehicle Pileup in Denver; Rain, Mudslides Pound California; Can Russia Back Its Claim on Crimea?
• President Obama Spoke by Phone with Russian President Putin; Ukrainian Ambassador: 15,000 Russian Troops in Crimea; President Obama: Russia Should Withdraw Forces Back to Bases in Crimea; Interview with Rep. Adam Schiff; How Will U.S. Respond to Ukraine Crisis; Obama, Putin Speak by Phone about Ukraine; Yesterday Obama Warned Russia to Stay Out of Ukraine; What Was Learned 6 Years Ago When Russia Invaded Georgia
• Ukraine Crisis Continues; Russian Troops in Crimea; UN Security Council Emergency Session
• Russia Approves Use Of Military Force In Ukraine
• Russian Parliament Votes Authorization for Russia President to Send Troops into Crimea; Interview with Former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine; L.A. Prepares for Oscars; U.N. Security Council Meets on Situation in Ukraine.
• Russia Approves Sending Troops to Ukraine
• Russia Approves Sending Troops In Ukraine; U.N. Security Council To Meet On Ukraine
• Russia Okays Military Force in Ukraine; Russian Ambassador to U.S. Could Be Recalled; Obama Weighing Options for U.S. In Ukraine; U.N. Security Council to Meet on Ukraine; Russia Okays Military Force in Ukraine; Jason Collins: Nothing Is Different
• Russian Parliament Votes Authorization for Russia President to Send Troops into Crimea; Russia Recalls Ambassador to U.S.; California Experiencing Severe Storms


February 28, 2014
• Gunmen Surround Crimean TV Station; Memos Reveal Clinton White House Secrets; "Politico" Profiles Biden; Ex-NFL Star Surrenders on New Rape Charges; CNN Heroes -- Community Crusader; Medical Examiner's Report on Philip Seymour Hoffman; Openly Gay Jason Collins Says No Change in Locker Room
• Crisis in Ukraine; Kerry Kennedy Acquitted; Oscar Preview
• Seth Rogen Blasts Senators For Skipping His Testimony On Alzheimer's Disease; Man Pronounced Dead Wakes Up In Body Bag; Brooke's First Mardi Gras Adventure; Inside "El Chapo's" Safe Houses
• Papers Shine Light On Clinton White House; Armed Men At Ukraine Airports Trigger Tensions Between Russia And United States; Kerry Kennedy Acquitted In DWI Trial; Southern California Braces For Mudslides; Two Men, Two Dogs Saves In Swift Water Rescue
• Kerry Kennedy Acquitted of DWI; Secret Clinton Papers Released Today; Matthew McConaughey Up Close; Federal Deficit at Lowest Level since 2008; Churches Buy Out Theaters for "Son of God"
• Ukraine's Ousted President Blames U.S.; California Residents Told To Evacuate Now; Dangerous Cold Blasts Midwest, Northeast; Cause Of Radiation Leak At New Mexico Federal Radioactive Waste Site Still Unknown; Supreme Court Secretly Filmed In Session; Helping "Young Men Of Color" Succeed
• Markets Edging Lower at Open; Ukraine's Ousted President Lashes Out; Clinton Papers Released; Obama and Biden Move; A Jesus Film for a New Generation
• Ukraine's Ousted President Lashes Out; Russian Warship Docked 90 Miles from U.S.; Dangerous Cold Blasts Midwest, Northeast; 911 Tapes of New Jersey Bridge Scandal Released; American Economy Losing Steam; A Sneak Peek at the Oscars


February 27, 2014
• President Intros Initiative, My Brother's Keeper
• New Nutrition Labels; New Info Emerges on Christie Scandal; Ukrainian Crisis
• Christie Slams Media "Hysteria"; Ice Jams Clog Rivers In Midwest, Great Lakes; FDA Seeks Food Label Changes; Jesus Returns To Big Screen: But Is He "Too Sexy?"; Violinist Uses Art To Teach About Disease
• Russia and Ukraine; Holder Released from Hospital; Arizona Lawmaker at Roast Remembering Jim Lange; Lea Michele Song
• U.S. Very Concerned about Russia Movements; Source: Military Exercises Raise Concerns; Palestinian President to Visit White House Next; "12 Years a Slave" Nominated for Best Picture
• U.S. Very Concerned About Russia Movements; North Korea Fires Four Missiles Into East Sea; New Labels Would Better Emphasize The Total Calories, Added Sugar And Some Nutrients; New Restrictions For Boston Marathon Course; Christie Blames Media For Stoking Scandal; Another Wintry Blast
• Markets Open Mixed; Verizon Retail Hack; Opponents Celebrate Anti-Gay Bill Veto; U.S. Concerned about Ukraine Situation; Tea Party Marks 5th Anniversary; Jesus Returns to the Big Screen Tomorrow
• Tensions Rise as Russian Flag Raised in Ukraine City; Nutrition Labels Could Get Makeover; Hillary Clinton Ramping Up for 2016?; Interview with Congresswoman Jackie Speier of California


February 26, 2014
• The Gentrification of Harlem; Couple Finds $10 Million Worth of Rare Coins; Pentagon Fights Sexual Assault; FBI Had Informant With Bin Laden in 1993; Couple Sues Petco After Son Dies From Rat Bite; Actor Ben Affleck Visits State Department
• Judge Overturns Texas Same-Sex Marriage Ban; FDA Approves Controversial New Drug
• Democrats Try To Force Minimum Wage Vote; Mom Confronts Drunk Driver About Her Brain Damaged Son; National Enquirer Apologizes For Fake Gay Lover Story About Hoffman, Friend; Wingsuit Jumper Aims To Leap Off Mt. Everest
• 3-Parent IVF Raises Fears; Knox's Ex-Boyfriend Questions Behavior; Hernandez Gets in A Fight; Minimum Wage Vote
• Christie Meeting with Voters at Town Hall; Report: Credit Suisse Hid Billions from IRS; Combating Racial Bias at Campus; Fewer Air Marshals Protecting Flights; Timberlake Turns Tables on Heckler
• Friday Deadline Looms For Arizona Anti-Gay Bill; Putin Orders Military Drills Near Ukraine; Report: 35 Million Gallons Of Coal Ash Waste; Delta To Avoid Rules Based On Ticket Prices; U.S. Fines Asiana Airlines $500,000
• New Obamacare Numbers; Early Childhood Obesity Rate Drops; Simplifying a Complicated Tax Code; Worst Winter of our Lifetime?
• Arizona Governor Mulls Bill as Anger Grows; Putin Orders Military Drills Near Ukraine; GM Adds to the List of Ignition Recall; Feds Investigate Coal Ash Pill; U.S. Fines Asiana Airlines $500,000


February 25, 2014
• Boehner Criticizes Obama; Nugent on ERIN BURNETT OUTFRONT; Kerry Kennedy DUI Trial; Women With BRCA1 Advised to Remove Ovaries; CA Doctors Stumped by Polio-Like Illness; Crowe Wants Pope to See "Noah"; Leopard on Loose in India
• Arizona Controversy; U.S. Sending Marines to Ukraine
• GM Expands U.S. Recall Of 1.4 Million Cars Including Saturn, Chevy, Pontiac Models; Bill Clinton Back On The Campaign Trail; Consumer Reports Likes Tesla Models; Home Prices Rose 11.3 Percent In 2013; Greene: "Wolf Of Wall Street" Cost Me My Job; Judy Garland's Children To Reunite At Oscars; A Star Whose Hits Touched All Ages
• Afghanistan Troop Withdrawal; Arizona Religion Bill; Castle Owner Shot; Disney Raises Prices
• Arizona Governor to Decide on the Religious Freedom Bill; Facebook Top Car Picks; Breakfast Wars Heat Up; Seth Meyers Debuts on "Late Night"; Pilot Survives Mid Air Bird Collisions
• Arizona Governor Has Until End Of The Week To Decide On Religious Freedom Bill; Consumer Confidence Falls From 5-Month High; Nugent Says He's Done With Name Calling; Duke Energy To Get Coal Ash Petitions Today; Samsung Unveils Galaxy S5 Smartphone
• Ford to Switch Sync Service; Opening Bell on Wall Street; Ukraine Delays Forming New Government; Acetaminophen Study; Cleveland Kidnapping Victims Honored; Victims Suing over Indiana Deck Collapse; Capturing the World's Most Wanted Drug Lord; Seth Meyers Makes "Late Night" Debut
• Governor Brewer to Decide on Bill Fate; McCain Urges Arizona Governor to Veto Bill; 2013 Best Year for Home Prices; California Kids Battle Polio-type Illness; Planned Military Cuts Stir Uneasiness; Security Increased at U.S. Embassy in Kiev; Arizona Business Leaders Urge Veto of Controversial Bill; Bill Clinton Hits Campaign Trail


February 24, 2014
• Military Troop-Levels to Be Cut; Band Mangles National Anthem; Oil Spill in Mississippi River; Devotional Book Saves Bus Driver From Bullets; Susan Rice Appears on Sunday Show; McFaul on Ukraine and U.S.-Russian Relations; Dr. Drew's Daughter Speaks About Her Eating Disorders
• Republican Senate Candidate Under Fire; Harold Ramis Dies
• Jeopardy! "Villain" Returns To The Show; Baldwin Wrote Seething Op-Ed In "New York" Magazine; New Signs Jeb Bush May Be Considering A Run For The Republican Nomination; Boy Escapes Restraints After Home Invasion
• Detroit Police Chief Death Threat; Harold Ramis Dies; Iconic Tagline Replaced; Ukraine President Vanishes
• Taliban Suspend Talks over Captive Soldier; In Uganda, Being Gay is Now a Crime; Netflix, Comcast Team Up to Boost Speed; Olympic Medalist Rescues Stray Dogs; Obama Hosts Governors at White House
• Report: Army Shrinking to Pre-WWII Levels; Awed Ukraine Civilians Tour Lavish Palace; Holder Calls For Data Breach Disclosure Law; Bird Smashes Through Cockpit Window; Elderly Man Hit After Road Rage Incident; U.S. Seeks To Extradite Mexican Drug Lord; Arizona Governor Has Until End Of The Week To Sign Religious Freedom Bill
• Drug Lord Caught; Supreme Court Cases; 2016 Hopefuls; Health Emergencies after Carbon Monoxide Leaks; Winter Returns
• Army Shrinking to Pre-World War II Levels; Ukraine's Ousted President Faces Arrest; Netflix Deals with Comcast to Improve Streaming; Sochi Winter Olympics Comes to an End; Jason Collins Takes the Court; Arizona Bill Goes after LGBT Community; NFL Bans Slurs on the Field


February 23, 2014
• Will Arizona Governor Sign Anti-Gay Bill?; Will Violent Protests in Ukraine & Venezuela End?; Jason Collins Joins Brooklyn Nets; This Week's Must-See TV; Oscar Film Focuses on Forgiveness; Honoring War Heroes
• NBA Player Jason Collins To Make History Tonight; DeBlasio Off To A Rough Start; Legal Sea Foods In New York Has Carbon Monoxide Leak; Obama Hosts Governors at the White House; What's in a Natural Ingredient?; Winter Olympic Games in Sochi Closes; Russia's Future with Ukraine; America's Olympic Highs and Lows
• Tornado Warning at Daytona; Brooklyn Nets Signs Jason Collins; Ukraine's Search for New Leader; Carbon Monoxide Poisoning at NY Restaurant; World's Oldest Known Holocaust Survivor Dies At 110 Years Old; Yulia Tymoshenko's Hair: A Purposeful Statement; 3-D Printer Fashion - The Next Possible Trend
• Gas Leak At Legal Sea Foods In Huntington, New York Kills One, Sickens 19; "El Chapo" Captured At Mexican Resort; Ukraine's President Victor Yanukovych Voted Out Of Office; Supreme Court To Take Up Gun Rights Case On Monday; Tornado Warning Threatens Daytona Speedway; Jason Collins To Sign Short-Term Contract With Brooklyn Nets
• Jason Collins Signed To Brooklyn Nets For 10-Day Deal; "El Chapo" In Police Custody; Ukraine Faces Uncertain Future; 2014 Olympics Closing Ceremony; What is the Polar Vortex?; Nebraska Ruling Jeopardizes Keystone Pipeline; Daytona 500 In Rain Delay; Gay Player In Spotlight At NFL Showcase; The Science Behind Turbulence; Touring Cool Places In Atlanta; Lobbying A Family Business In Washington


February 22, 2014
• Color-Blind Or Color Biased?; Ukraine's President Flees Capital; Juror: Dunn Trial Wasn't About Race
• One Of World's Biggest Drug Kingpins Back In Police Custody; Michael Sam Speaks Out; Yulia Tymoshenkoa, Former Ukraininan Prime Minister, Freed; U.N. Releases Disturbing Report Comparing Alleged Atrocities From North Korea; Changing The "Locker Room" Mentality; No Letup In Violent Unrest In Venezuela
• Top Drug Lord Captured in Mexico; Alleged Ring Leader Faces 20 Years in Prison; NYPD Fails to Translate Murdered Mom's Warning; California Drought Cold Impact Grocery Bill; Ted Nugent Makes Apology; Arrest Expected for Students Putting Noose on Civil Rights Icon Statue; United Flight 1676 Plummeted After Hitting Turbulence
• American Dead Found in Train Tunnel; Racism at Ole Miss; Turmoil in Ukraine; El Chapo Captured; Facebook Gets WhatsApp for $19 Billion; Inside the Mind of A Psychopath; How to Build an Olympian
• One Of World's Biggest Drug Kingpins Back In Police Custody; Michael Sam Speaks Out; Former Prime Minister Of Ukraine Freed, Mom Shames Daughter Via Social Media
• Openly Gay NFL Prospect Speaks to Media; Former Ukrainian Prime Minister Speaks to Crowd of Protestors; Arizona Congress Proposes Controversial Gay Discrimination Bill; Colorado Tax Revenue from Legal Pot Sales Used for Education
• Mexican Drug Lord Captures by Police; Arizona Law, Freedom or Discrimination; Ukraine's Former Prime Minister Out of Jail; College Players Show Off Skills to NFL; Public Enemy Number One Under Arrest; U.S. Falls Behind Russia in Medal Count; Ukrainian Parliaments Votes Yanukovych Out as President
• Arizona Bill: Freedom Or Discrimination?; FBI Investigates Ole Miss Noose Incident; Ukraine's Parliament Votes President Out; Michael Sam Meets NFL Scouts Today; Francis And Benedict Embrace At Vatican; People Shot In Streets In Ukraine; Baby In Roadside Rescue Stable; USA Hockey Loses To Finland For Bronze; "El Chapo" Guzman Busted In Joint Operation; Juror Speak Out On "Loud Music" Verdict; American Student Found Dead In Italy
• Ukraine Protesters Topple Lenin Statutes; Ukraine's President Leaves Capital; Arizona Bill: Freedom or Discrimination?; Ted Nugent's Rant Rattles GOP Leaders; Noose Placed On James Meredith Statue; Sam Could Become NFL's First Openly Gay Player; USA Hockey Team Facing Finland For Bronze; Olympic Skier Adopts Five Dogs From Sochi; How California's Drought Affects You; Colorado Marijuana Sales Are Booming
• Ukrainian Parliament Votes Ukrainian President Out of Office; Arizona Congress Proposes Controversial Gay Discrimination Bill; Winter Olympics Continue; Federal Government Denies Help to Drought Stricken Areas of California; Photographer Helps Woman with Sick Infant; Leader of LGBT Conservative Group Leaves Republican Party in Protest; Travel Spots in Atlanta Profiled


February 21, 2014
• "Loud Music" Murder Trial Juror Speaks; Michelle Obama on "Tonight Show"; CNN Hero Feeds Children; Miami Photog Snaps Pic of Baby CPR
• Arizona Passes Controversial Law; Michele Bachmann: U.S. Not Ready for Female President
• Christie Leads GOP Govs To Fundraising Record; Report: WCBS Video Shows NYC Mayor's Caravan Speeding, Ignoring Stop Signs; Ukraine Rivals Sign Peace Deal, But Rioters Remain On Bloodied Streets; First Lady On Daughters: They Want Nothing To Do With Us, They Really Want Normalcy; Nugent: "I Apologize" For Obama Remarks; San Francisco Giants Fan Beater Released; Feds Immediately Arrest Him Again
• Noose at Ole Miss; Baby Stops Breathing on Jammed Road; Canada Beats U.S. in Hockey; Christie and the GOP
• Juror 8: "I think He's Guilty of Murder"; NFL's Growing Image Problem; Unconscious Baby Saved in Highway Rescue; Christie Passes on Dinner with Obama; Deciding which Flights are Delayed and Why; Michelle Obama on "The Tonight Show"
• American Ashley Wagner Suggests Russian Skaters' Scores Were Inflated Unfairly; Al Qaeda Linked To Shoe Bomb Threat; 20-Car Pileup Shuts Down Illinois Highway; Severe Storm Threat For Northeast; Colorado To Make $184M From Pot Tax; Critics: Is the Water Safe?; Arizona Bill Could Allow Businesses To Legally Deny Service To Gay Customers
• Nugent's Anti-Obama Slam Tests GOP; Under Armour Extends Speedskating Deal; Dunn Trial Juror Speaks; Peace Deal in Ukraine; Nugent's Anti-Obama Slam
• Key Bombmaker Tied to U.S. Flight Threat; American Skater Feels Ripped Off by Judges; Colorado to Make $184 Million From Pot Tax; Mortgage Bailout Profitable for Taxpayers


February 20, 2014
• King Kids Battle Over Bible, Peace Prize; Facebook Knows WhatsApp; Cruz Refuses to Knock Nugent; History Teacher Educates Obama; Franco Pens Op-Ed To Defend LaBeouf
• Christie Holds Town Hall; Juror in Florida Murder Case Speaks Out
• Snipers, Fires And Bodies, 100 Dead In Protests; Facebook Pays $19B For Free Texting App; West Virginians: We Don't Drink The Water; States Debate Drug Overdose Amnesty Laws; Canada Edges Out U.S. For Women's Hockey Gold
• Murdered Victim's Warning; No Bridge Questions for Christie; Studios Beef Up P.R. Campaigns; Protests in Ukraine
• Pussy Riot Members Beaten in Sochi; Facebook Buys WhatsApp for $19 Billion; GAP Raises Minimum Wage; Christie to Face Voters at Town Hall; Dream Month Continues for Armless Kicker
• 100 Plus Dead In Today's Rioting In Ukraine; Shoe Bomb Threat For U.S. Bound Flights; Bank Of America CEO Gets 17 Percent Pay Raise; Officials Claim Water Is OK To Drink, But Several People Report Symptoms; Fighting For Women Voters
• Ted Cruz Talks Backlash; Making A Stir in Congress; Angela Corey Defends Re-Trying Michael Dunn; Abbott Faces Scrutiny
• Shoe Bomb Threats for U.S. Bound Flights; Ukraine Truce Crumbles; Facebook to Buy Messaging App for $19 Billion; Interview with Treasury Secretary Jack Lew; Judge Throws Out Keystone XL Route Approval


February 19, 2014
• Obama Warns Ukraine; Kerry -- Global Climate Change, Weapon of Mass Destruction; Cee Lo Leaving "The Voice"; Sharon Stone Magazine Cover; Bush Announces Vet Initiative; U.N. Issues Report on North Korean Regime; Down's Syndrome Teen Signs with 76ers; 3-Year-Old Arizona Girl, Youngest Mensa Member
• Violence in Ukraine; Powerball Fever
• Obama: "There Will Be Consequences If People Step Over The Line" In Ukraine; "Wolf Of Wall Street" Studio Sued; Bush Hosts Summit On Military Vet Needs; Military Vet Surprised With New Family Home
• Clashes in Ukraine; Crisis in Venezuela; Cruise Ship Brutality
• New Push to Free Captive U.S. Soldier; Injury Ends Bode Miller's Olympics; Online Dating; Sen. Paul to Speak about Felons' Rights
• Dozens Killed In Ukraine Protests; Kerry To Raise Chance Of Ukraine Sanctions; Venezuelan Protesters Not Letting Up; Juror In Loud Music Trial Wanted Murder Conviction; Iran, Six World Powers Hold Nuclear Talks; Woman Dog Rescued After Falling In Sinkhole; Government Wants License Plate Tracking System; NFL Combine Gets Under Way Today; Obama To Comment On Ukraine Today
• Minimum Wage Discussion; Obama in Mexico; U.S. Ice Dancers Make History; National Guard Member Suspended; Milk, Gasoline Prices Headed Higher
• Uprising in Kiev; Kerry to Raise Chance of Ukraine Sanctions; Juror Says Michael Dunn Got Away with Murder; Venezuelan Protesters Not Letting Up; New Efforts to Free Captive U.S. Soldier


February 18, 2014
• Protests in Kiev; Oppo Leader Arrested Amid Venezuela Protests; DNI Clapper Tries to Shift Blame to Bush Admin for NSA Spying; More Winter Weather for Northeast; Hollywood Turns to the Bible
• Violence in Ukraine; Extreme Turbulence; Protests in Venezuela
• Fallon's "Tonight Show" Reign Begins; Dunn Jailhouse Call: "I'm The F--Ing Victim"; Iran Nuke Talks Begin In Syria; Obama Hosting Clooney, "Monuments Men" Tonight
• Incognito Apologizes to Martin; U.S. Negotiates with Taliban; Venezuela Arrests Opposition Leader; Another Snowstorm; Babies Born Using IVF; Chicago Student Found Dead
• What Does your Music Say About You?; New San Diego Mayor Gives Boost to GOP; ADHD Drugs Don't Always Help Grades; Obama to Call for Fuel Efficiency for Trucks; Ashley Wagner Skates Towards Redemption
• Salt Suppliers Struggling To Keep Up With Demand As Snow Piles Up; Snow, Then Rain Today In NYC; Five Injured In Violent Plane Turbulence; Schools Struggle To Make Up Snow Days; "Loud Music" Shooter Says He's The Victim; Pandora Knows More About You; U.N. Report Details Horrible Abuses In North Korea
• U.S. Diplomacy Stumbles in Syrian Crisis; Propane Prices; McConnell and Paul Team Up; McConnell, Paul Team up in Kentucky; Fallon Takes Over "Tonight Show"
• Snow then Rain Happening Across the U.S.; Violent Turbulence Causes Flight's Rough Landing; Historic Day Helps U.S. in Sochi Medal Count; Woman Claims to be a Serial Killer; Maker of Candy Crush Files for IPO


February 17, 2014
• Snake-Handling Pastor Killed by Snake; ADHD Drugs Don't Work Long-Term; Eisenhower Tree Removed After Ice Damage; Kerry's Harsh Words for Syria, Russia; Ellen Page, Gay, But Brave?
• Woman Confesses to Serial Killings; Will Florida Man Face Murder Retrial?


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