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April 16, 2005
• Search Continues in Florida; "Choose to Host, Lost the Most" Campaign to Prevent Teen Drinking; IMF and World Bank Protests, Smaller Scale, Same Message; Misleading Pharmacuetical Ads Yanked by FDA; Picking the Pope in Rome; "Conde Nast" Hot List


April 09, 2005
• Interview with George Washington University Scholarship Recipient; NASA Installs Discovery Launch Pad At Kennedy Space Center
• Jessica Lunsford May Have Been Buried Alive; Report From The Masters; College of Cardinals To Begin Conclave
• Prince Charles Weds Camilla Parker-Bowles; Protests Mark Second Anniverary Baghdad's Fall
• Prince Charles, Camilla Parker Bowles Wed; Iraqi Photographer Working for CBS News Arrested


March 26, 2005
• Press Conference with George Felos; Analysis of Terri Schiavo Case
• Schindlers Wait On Florida State Supreme Court Decision; 3 American Soldiers Killed In Iraq; Aceh Province Continues To Rebuild After Tsunami
• Possible Car Bomb Ignites Building In Beirut; Interview with Paul Malley
• Memorial For Jessica Lunsford Attracts Thousands; Judge Greer Denies Relief For Terri Schiavo Today; Funerals Begin For Victims In Red Lake, Minnesota Shootings
• Terri Schiavo Case Raises Ethical Issues; Profile of Life, Death of Karen Ann Quinlan


March 19, 2005
• New Sex Ex Cirruculum To Be Introduced In Montgomery County Schools; Interview with Susan Lunsford; House To Convene Tomorrow In Special Session
• Today Marks Second Anniversary Of Iraq War; Jessica Lunsford's Body Found; Fans Wary Over McGwire's Testimony
• Interview with MPAA President Dan Glickman; Congressional Republicans Attempt To Pass Legislation To Save Terri Schiavo
• Interview with Bruce Weinstein; Congress Continue Fight For Terri Schiavo; Brother Reunited After 60 Years


March 13, 2005
• Twenty Six Hours of Death, Terror and Fear Come to an End


March 12, 2005
• Brian Nichols Gives Up
• Brian Nichols Captured; Pressconference with Law Enforcement Responsible For Capture Of Brian Nichols


March 05, 2005
• Tension in Lebanon and Syria Discussed; Freed and Wounded, Italian Journalist Back in Rome
• New GPS Technology Used To Track Trash Trucks On Daily Routes; Italian Demonstrators Demand Answers From U.S. Military; Michael Jackson Trial Wraps Up Week One
• Interview with Barry Minkow; Interview with Darlene Baines; California Teacher's Union Disappointed With Gov. Schwarzenegger
• Syrian President Discusses Plans For Withdrawal From Lebenon; Airport Security, Under-Trained, Overworked; 30 Standed Dolphins Moved From Florida Keys To Rehab Center


February 26, 2005
• BTK Killer Is Arrested; Syrian/Lebanese Arms Of Islamic Jihad Claims Responsiblity for Tel Aviv Bombing; A Peek Ahead To Oscar Night
• Turnaround with Ali Velshi
• Wichita Police Announce Arrest In BTK Killer Case; Man Sentenced To Death For Planning USS Cole Bombing; A Look At Controversial Oscars Host Chris Rock


February 19, 2005
• FDA Votes to Allow Resume Selling of Vioxx; Interview with Fred Thompson; U.S., Japan Meet To Talk About Asian Security Issues
• 26 People Dead In Violence In Iraq Today; North Korea Demands U.S. Back Off Aggression Before Resuming Talks;
• Former Presidents Clinton, Bush Visit Phuket, Thailand;


February 12, 2005
• Reaction to North Korea's Nuclear Weapons Announcement; Eating Certain Types Of Chocolate Could Help You Live Longer
• Officials Warn Of Drug Resistant New Strain Of AIDS; Police Thwart "Suicide Party" In Oregon
• Woman Who Rescued Boy Tossed From Car Lied; Zoloft Murder Closing Arguments Set For Monday
• North Korea Stands Firm On Nuclear Weapons Program; Bridges, Tunnels In U.S. Create Huge Security Problems; Howard Dean Elected As DNC Chairman


February 06, 2005
• Encore Presentation: Interview With Dawn, Gene Scott


February 05, 2005
• Bush Will Send Budget to Congress Monday; Tsunami Survivor Story
• Super Bowl Frenzy; Social Security Debates
• Condoleezza Rice's Tour Continues; Free Speech Debate at Hamilton College
• Bush Pitching Social Security Plan; New Survivors Found From Tsunami
• Super Bowl Sunday Approaches; A Look at the Michael Jackson Trial


January 29, 2005
• Iraqis Prepare To Vote; Dr. Bill Lloyd Discusses How To Get A Second Opinion; Ice Storm Cripples Southern States
• Bomb Explodes Outside U.S. Embassy In Baghdad Green Zone; Voting For Iraqi Ex-Patriates Continues Today
• Snow Storm Hits California/Nevada; Interview with Christie Whitman; Interview with Jim Barry
• Security In Iraq Extremely Tight On Eve Of Iraqi Elections; Bomb Explodes Near U.S. Embassy In Iraq


January 22, 2005
• Blizzard Begins To Move Into New York, Pennsylvania; Interview with Zainab Al-Suwaij
• Snowstorm Hits Northeast and Midwest; Today Marks 32nd Anniversary Of Roe V. Wade
• How Will Weather Play In NFL Playoffs; Chinese Hostages Released In Iraq
• Couple Freezes To Death In Nebraska; Interview with Bruce Weinstein


January 15, 2005
• Volunteers Gear Up For Iraq Election; Interview with Mudslide Survivor Don Chiapuzio
• Problems Already Plague Mahmoud Abbas; Charles Graner Testifies In Penalty Phase; Ohio Continues To Flood
• Mahmoud Abbas Certified As New Palestinian Leader; Charles Graner Testifies In Own Defense;


January 08, 2005
• Major Snow Storm Hits San Bernadino, CA
• California Battered In Rare Snow Storm; Death Toll Continues To Rise In South Asia; Relief Efforts Continue Round the Clock In Asia
• Interview with Jake Mazza; Winter Weather Batters California
• Snow Storm Hits California/Nevada


January 01, 2005
• Crisis in Southern Asia; Recovery and Relief Efforts in Region
• Coverage of Tsunami Disaster in South Asia
• Tsunami Survivors Facing Health Risks


December 25, 2004
• Bush Celebrates Christmas at Camp David; Russian Rocket Set to Bring Supplies to International Space Station
• Christmas in Iraq; Wheelchair Gifts


December 18, 2004
• Suspect Found in Bizarre Murder of Pregnant Woman; Chemical Ali, Top Saddam Aide Face Judge; Bush Promises Budget Cuts; Officials Concerned about Cyber Terrorism; Soldiers Return Home for Holidays
• CNN Exclusive: New Details On Capture Of Saddam Hussein; Republicans, Democratis Gear Up For Social Security Reform Debate
• Travel Tips For People On A Budget; FDA Advises Against Using Celebrex; White House Predicts 2.1 Million Jobs To Be Created in 2005
• Alternatives To Prescription Pain Medications; Woman Arrested In Missouri Babysnatching/Murder Incident


December 11, 2004
• Eastern Phillipines Decimated By Storms; Russian Model Natalia Vodianova Gives Back To Her Community; Iraq War Creating Another Baby Boom
• Democratic Party Meets In Orlando; Experts Debate Usefulness Of Intelligence Reform Bill
• Viktor Yushchenko Poisoned; Couple Strikes Against Housework, Camp In Frontyard
• Ukraine's Opposition Party Leader Viktor Yushchenko Poisoned; Kerik Withdraws Himself From Consideration Of Homeland Security Chief;


December 04, 2004
• Training Bag Containing Explosives Goes Missing In Airport; Insurgents Step Up Car Bomb Attacks; Many Florida Residents Still Without Homes
• Interview with Rajeev Dhawan; 16 Killed In Car Bomb Explosions Outside Baghdad Green Zone
• New Photos Show Navy SEAL's Allegedly Abusing Detainees; Pakitan's President Musharraf Visits Washington; Congress Optimistic About Passing Intelligence Reform Bill Before New Year
• Safeguarding Against Spyware; New Photos Show U.S. Soldiers Posing with Iraqi Detainees
• Big Pharma Shells Out Bucks for Ad Blitz; Holiday Travel Deals


November 27, 2004
• Interview with Michael Ware; Ukrainian Parliament Votes Election Invalid; Retailers Hope Weekend Will Kick Off Holiday Season Profits
• Colombian Marxist Rebels Allegedly Plotted To Assasinate President Bush; Interview with Michael Fremer; Panel Discusses Peterson's Sentencing Phase
• Ukrainian Voters Still Protest In Capital; Insurgents Target Civilians In Attempt To Disrupt January Elections
• Ukrainian Parliament Disavows Presidential Vote; Changes To Pell Grants Could Reduce, Eliminate Benefits For 1.2 Million


November 20, 2004
• President Bush at APEC Summit
• NBA Suspends 4 Players After Brawl In Stands; Tips On How To Protect Yourself During Holiday Travels
• Fans, Players Brawl At NBA Game; President Bush Pushes For Talks With North Korea At APEC Sumit Today; Moderate Muslims Unite To Push For Change
• Human Error Blamed For Mid-Air Close Calls Over LAX; Powell Warns Iran Obtains Possible Nuclear Delivery System


November 13, 2004
• Vice President Cheney Released From Hospital; Falluja Almost Under Control; John McLaughlin Announces Retirement
• Vice President Undergoing Tests Due To Shortness Of Breath; Police, Pilots Train With Tasers
• Vice President Cheney Enters Hospital For Tests; U.S. Marines Still Fighting For Falluja; Peterson Penalty Phase To Begin November 22
• John McLaughlin Announces Retirement; Ingurent Pockets Continue To Fall In Falluja


November 06, 2004
• Texas School Board Forces Textbook Rewrite Defining Marriage; Interview with Peter Sprigg
• Ivory Coast Erupts In Violence; Democratic Voters Despondent After Election Results; Bird Flu Could Create Next Pandemic
• Robert Blackwell Plans To Resign From White House Position; Yasser Arafat Remains Stable In Paris; Thousands Flee As U.S., Iraqi Forces Plan Assault On Falluja


October 30, 2004
• Doctor's Rule Out Leukemia As Arafat's Illness; President Bush Campaigns In Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Florida Today; Interview with Aaron David Miller
• Homeland Security To Not Raise Terror Threat Level; Campaigns Fight Over Politization Of New bin Laden Tape; Young Voters Live, Vote In Separate States
• Republicans Challenging Thousands of Voters; Ethics Expert: Voting is an Ethical Necessity; Kerry Questions NAACP Investigation
• French Doctors Continue Tests On Arafat; Kerry Campaigns In Iowa; Interview with Phil Smucker


October 23, 2004
• Game One of World Series Begins Today; Bold New Comic Deals With Issue Of AIDS; Displaced Kurds Attempt To Reenter Life Back In Kirkuk
• World Series Begins Tonight; Bush Campaigns In Florida; Interview with "The Biggest Loser" Trainers
• Tips On How To Avoid Flu; CNN Travels With Insurgent Group In Iraq; Senator Kerry Focuses On 12 Battleground States In Final Campaign Push
• Military Report Shows Iraqi Insurgency Is Growing; Japan Rocked By 3 Strong Earthquakes


October 16, 2004
• Christian Churches Bombed in Baghdad; eBay Opens 'Brick & Mortar' Business in Beverly Hills
• Baghdad Churches Bombed; Army Investigates Iraq Insubordination
• Reservists in Iraq Refuse Dangerous Mission; Could Colorado Ballot Initiative Decide Presidency?
• Kerry in Ohio, Bush in Florida; U.S. Military Investigating Reserve Unit in Iraq; Yankees-Red Sox Prepare for ALCS Game 3


October 09, 2004
• Today Marks 20th Anniversary Of First U.S. Woman In Space; Presidential Election Heats Up Over Who Won Yesterday's Debate
• Jobs Report Worse Than Expected; Undediceds Split On Debate Performance
• Afghanistan Holds Elections Today; Analysts Fact Check Yesterday's Presidential Debate


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