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October 02, 2004

• U.S. Continues Assault On Insurgents In Samarra; Mt. St. Helens Continues To Erupt; Sen. Kerry, President Bush Campaign Furiously
• Joint U.S., Iraqi Force Continues Attack On Samarra, Fallujah; Mt. St. Helens Continues To Show Seismic Activity; Interview with Joseph Cirincione
• Activity Continues At Mt. St. Helenes; Jordanian Truck Driver Taken Hostage
• Mount St. Helens Eruption Imminent; Ronald Reagan's Letters For Sale; Press Conference With Tom Pierson

September 25, 2004

• Hurricane Jeanne Bears Down On Florida Coast; Gonaives Aid Lines Descend Into Chaos
• Hurricane Jeanne Sets Sights On Central Florida; Haitian Aid Lines Sites Of Violent Struggle; Family Pleas With Kidnappers To Release British Hostage
• Friends, Family Mourn Latest American Hostage Killed In Iraq; Floridians Take Cover In Wake Of Hurricane Jeanne
• Florida Braces For 4th Hurricane Of Season; Intelligence Operatives Still Have Trouble In Iraq; Interview With Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf

September 18, 2004

• Ivan Causes Flooding in North Carolina, Major Damage in Florida, Alabama; Bush to Make Case Before U.N. That Iraq Succeeding; Bush, Kerry Differ on Health Care, Army; U.N. Threatens Sanctions on Sudan
• 2 Car Bombs Kills 2 U.S. Soldiers In Iraq; Mudslides In North Carolina Kill 20
• Great Travel Destinations To Feel Like Royalty; American, British Hostages Shown On New Tape; Americans Come Back After Miserable Friday Round Of Ryder's Cup
• Navy Investigator Upholds Kerry's Medals; Polls Fluctuate Wildly, Presidential Race Still Tied

September 11, 2004

• America Remembers 9/11; Hurricane Ivan Now Category 5;
• Hurricane Ivan Sets Sights On Cayman Islands; Nation Mourns On 9/11 Anniversary
• Remembering the Heartache of 9/11; Florida Keys Brace For Hurricane Ivan; Universities Begin Offering Degrees In Homeland Security
• Dollar Signs: How To Become A Millionaire
• Cayman Islands Brace For Hurricane Ivan; Nation Commemorates 3rd Anniversary of 9/11

September 04, 2004

• Frances Makes Landfall
• Hurricane Frances Makes Its Way Toward Florida's East Coast
• Hurricane Frances Advances on Florida; LAX Opened After Being Shut Down
• Hurricane Frances; Interview With Jeb Bush
• Hurricane Frances Inches Towards Florida
• Hurricane Frances Batters Florida
• Coverage of Hurricane Frances
• Hurricane Frances Creeps Towards Florida; LAX Closed Down
• Special Coverage of Hurricane Frances
• Frances Slowly Moves to Strike the Florida Coastline; Russians Come to Grips with Recent Terror Attack

August 28, 2004

• Former Hostage In Iraq Returns Home; Actor Gary Sinise Fights To Help Children In Iraq
• FBI Uncovers Possible Mole At Pentagon; Protests Already Beginning In New York City
• Thousands Of Protesters Descend On New York City; U.S. Women Win Basketball Gold; Interview with James Bamford
• Dollar Signs: Making Money From Real Estate
• FBI Investigates Possible Isaeli Spy At Pentagon; Republicans Descend on New York City

August 21, 2004

• Dollar Signs: Spending For College Wisely
• New Bill Limiting Overtime Takes Effect Monday; Iraq Soccer Team Advances To Semifinal In Olympics: Anti-smoking Campaign In Utah Catches Heat
• Pakistan Officials Arrest 5 In Terrorist Sting; Phelps Wins 8 Medals, Ties Record; People Still Without Power In Florida
• Paul Hamm Keeps Gold After Judge Controversy; Iraqi Olympic Soccer Team Defeats Australia 1-0, Advances; American's Win Gold In Relay, Phelps Ties All-time Medal Winner
• Kerry Calls For Bush To Renounce Swift Boat Ads; Sadr Supporters Still Control Imam Ali Mosque; Iraqi Olympic Soccer Team Denounces Latest Bush Ad
• Michael Phelps Gives Up Position In Medley Race; Pakistani Hunt For al-Qaeda Along Afghan Border

August 07, 2004

• Turkish Transport Company To Pull Out Of Iraq; Florida Man Takes Attorney Hostage, Calls For Judge's Resignation
• Truck Drivers Learn How To Figh Terrorism; 2 Men Strive To Play For Greek Olympic Baseball Team
• Checkpoints In Washington Grind Traffic To Halt; Prominent New York Doctor May Be Connected To 2001 Anthrax Attacks;
• Iraqi Government Offers Amnesty Program For Iraqi Insurgents; Travel Tips For Athens In August;
• Dollar Signs: Saving For College

August 01, 2004

• Bush Speaks In Ohio; Floods Devestate Bangladesh

July 31, 2004

• Kerry, Bush Campaign Furiously In Ohio, Pennsylvania
• Orioles Owner Say Team In D.C. Will Cost Him $40 million A Year; Bush, Kerry Campaign in Ohio, Pennsylvania
• Greece Fine Tunes Security At Olympic Games; Republicans, Democrats Continue Mad Dash Across Swing States;
• Presidential Candidates Focus All Efforts On Battleground States; Experts Expect Oil Prices To Remain Elevated
• Dollar Signs: How To Plan Financially For A Baby

July 24, 2004

• Unprecedented Security For Democratic Convention; Kerry, Edwards Take Winding Road To Boston
• Dollar Signs: Career Advice
• Breakthrough In Alzheimer's Research Helps In Diagnosis, Treatment; Boston Becomes Fortress As Democratic Delegates Enter City; Al Qaeda Threatens Australia, Italy
• Search For Missing Utah Woman Continues; 9/11 Commission Demands Quick Response To Recommendations; New York Cabbie Finds, Returns Priceless Jewels
• Single Women Fastest Growing New Home Buyers; Los Alamos Laboratory In Lock Down After Losing Classified Disks; French Winemakers Repackage Wine For U.S. Consumers

July 18, 2004

• 9/11 Commission to Recommend New Cabinet Position; Terror How- To Easy to Find Online; Reaction Mixed in Martha Stewart's Hometown; Baghdad Strives for Normalcy; Huge Radar to Assist Missile Defense; American Coaches Chinese Olympic Team

July 17, 2004

• Elusive Chess Champ Bobby Fischer Found In Tokyo; 9/11 Commission To Conclude Turf Battles Made U.S. Vulnerable To Attack; Interview With Gaven Menzies
• Wildfires Continue To Rage In Nevada; Martha Stewart Gets Jail Time; Lance Armstrong Wins 13th Stage of Tour de France
• Dollar Signs: Picking The Right Health Insurance
• 9/11 Commission's final report; Chinese Olympic Basketball Team to Be Coached By American

July 10, 2004

• John Kerry, John Edwards Hold Political Rally At N.C. State; TSA Rolls Out Registered Traveler Plan In Minneapolis; Track Stars Compete For Chance At Athens Games In Sacramento
• Interview With Bill Clinton; What Role With Bill Clinton Play In 2004 Presidential Election Campaign; Analysis Of Scott Peterson Case
• Dollar Signs: How To Repair Your Credit
• Interview with Actor T.C. Carson; Kerry/Edwards Holds Rally In North Carolina; New Frequent Flier Security Program Rolled Out In Minneapolis
• Filipino Hostage Released Today; U.S. Military Debriefs Hassoun In Germany; Runners Suspected Of Doping Will Still Compete At Olympic Trials

July 03, 2004

• Cassini Sends Back Pictures Of Titan; Al Sharpton To Get Reality TV Series; Dick Cheney Challenges Kerry On His Job Creation Plan
• U.S. Troops Uncover Bomb Factory In Iraq; Saddam Hussein In Court
• Dollar Signs: Planning For The Future
• Russian Teenager Maria Sharapova Wins Wimbledon; New Report Shows Iraqis Better Off Before The War In Some Respects
• Rebuilding Of World Trade Center Begins Tomorrow; U.S. Troops Uncover Bomb Factory In Iraq; Weekend Getaways: Good Way To Relax For Summer
• Saddam Hussein In Court

June 26, 2004

• Turkish Workers Kidnapped In Iraq; Bush Greeted In Turkey With Protesters
• Foreign Fighters Hide Among Civilians To Enter Iraq; Kerry Finding It Increasingly Hard To Get Exposure For Campaign
• NATO Agrees To Help Rrebuild Iraq; Turkish Foreign Ministry Works To Release Hostages
• Dollar Signs: Hot Travelling Tips
• President Arrives In Turkey For NATO Summit; 3 Turkish Workers Taken ostage In Iraq; Martina Navratilova Have Many Questioning Age In Sports
• Three Turks Taken Hostage in Iraq
• Army Convoy Under Fire in Najaf; Interview With Gerry Hempel Davis

June 19, 2004

• Despite Early Reports, Paul Johnson's Body Not Found; Interview With Bill Maher From Maui Film Festival; Governor Schwartzenegger Enjoys 65 Percent Approval Rating
• Saudi Security Forces Kill al Qeada Leader; A Look At Fathers On Eve Of Father's Day
• "Dollar Signs": Are You A Savvy Consumer?
• Reaction To al-Jubeir's Press Conference; Riveting Final Testimony in 9/11 Hearings
• Phil Mickelson Tops Leaderboard At U.S. Open; A Look At The Maui Film Festival

June 12, 2004

• Dollar Signs: Avoiding Financial Family Feuds
• Tony Blair's Labour Party Loses Local Elections; Former President George H.W. Bush Celebrate 80th Birthday; Fear Of Oil Disruption In Saudi Arabia Fuel High Gas Prices
• American Worker Found Dead Near U.S. Embassy In Saudi Arabia; President George Bush Sr. Celebrates 80th Birthday Tomorrow; Remembering Ronald Reagan
• Oklahoma Jury Dealocks On Sentence, Execution Out For Nichols; Iraqi Deputy Minister Bassam Salih Kubba Gunned Down

June 05, 2004

• Another U.S. Soldier Dies In Iraq, Total Now 826; Pope John Paul II Visits Switzerland
• Financial Tips for Weddings
• Federal Prosecutors Question Cheney; CPA: Truce Takes Hold in Najaf
• President Bush Visits Normandy on Eve Of 60th Anniversary of D- Day; Prince Charles visits Pegasus Bridge; John Kerry Looks To Draw Sharp Distinction Between Himself, Bush On National Security
• Allied, Axis Veterans Share D-Day Stories; Iraqis Trained for New Defense Corps; Scientists Return to Titanic; Punctuation Book Dashes to Top of Best Seller List
• Rumsfeld Meets With Asian Security Officials; Bush, Chirac Vow To Come Together On Iraq; Pope Continues Travels, Visits Switzerland

May 29, 2004

• Refinancing Experts Take Questions
• World War II Memorial dedication ceremony. Severe weather breaking out all across the Midwest. A temporary government is beginning to shape in Iraq.
• World War II Memorial Dedication on the National Mall
• Did Friendly Fire Kill Football Star Turned Soldier Pat Tillman, World War II Memorial Dedication

May 22, 2004

• Tornado Levels Midwestern Town; Prince, Commoner Exchange Wedding Vows
• Israeli Raid Uncovers Secret Tunnel; Pentagon Opens 8 New Investigations Of Prisoner Abuse; Champion Sprinter Kelli White Banned From Olympics
• Sneakheads Invade D.C. Area; Bush Daughters Hit Campaign Trail After Graduation; U.S. Troops Enter Kufa For First Time
• Tornado Rips Through Iowa; Manmohan Singh Sworn In As Prime Minister Of India;