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January 28, 2006
• Rescue Teams at Work After a Roof Collapses in Poland; Hamas Victory in Gaza Sparks Demonstrations; Space Shuttle Challenger Accident Commemorated
• Roof Collapses in Poland, Trapping Many; Palestinians React Violently to Hamas Victory in Election; Katrina Evacuees Face an Ominous Deadline
• Roof Collapse In Poland, Rescue Efforts Underway; President Bush Threatens To Cut Palestinian Aid Unless Hamas Renounces Violence; Profile Of Hamas, Fatah; President Bush Says Clinton A Formidable Presidential Candidate; Challenger Remembered; Fight Over Saddam Hussein Statues And Monuments; Red Cross Under Fire; Skilling And Lay On Trial; Black Market Breast Milk; Nuclear Energy Revival In France
• U.S. Aid Program To Palestinians Now Under Review; Al-Jazeera Released Videotape Of Hostages; Man Wrongfully Imprisoned For 24 Years Released; Roof Collapse In Chorzow, Poland; 20th Anniversary Of Challenger Explosion; Angry Fatah Activists Protest Hamas Winning Election; FEMA Employees Receiving Bribes; Suicide Rate Rises In New Orleans; Possible Bird Flu Vaccine; Eye Gazing Dating Trend


January 21, 2006
• Two Miners Found Dead After Fire; President Bush Touts Economy; Whale Trapped in River Thames Dies;
• Two Miners Found Dead After Fire in West Virginia Mine; Osama Bin Laden Still Edudes U.S. Captors; Journalist Jill Carroll Still Held Hostage in Iraq
• Two Trapped Miners Fond Dead in West Virginia; Evo Morales Sworn in as President of Bolivia; Search Continues for Kidnapped Journalist in Iraq; Fishing Industry Hit Hard in New Orleans
• Two Miners Trapped in Underground Fire in West Virginia; Whale Trapped in River Thames Dies; New Tapes Released by al Qaeda; Renaissance Drawing up For Sale
• Two Missing Miners West Virginia; No Word On Kidnapped American Journalist Jill Carroll In Iraq; Stocks Take A Big Tumble Wall Street Nervous; St. Louis News Photographer Saves Car Fire Victim; FEMA To Take Over Control Of The Apartment Leases from States; Violence In New Orleans; Xavier University Students Return; Whale In The River Thames; Miner News Conference


January 14, 2006
• Teenager Dead After School Shooting Incident; Ariel Sharon Slowly Recovering From Stroke; U.S. Attempts to Kill al Zawahiri May Hove Gone Tragically Awry
• The 15-year-old Florida Student Accused of Waving a Pellet Gun at Police has Died; Black Market For Goods and Services Thriving in Iraq; Nic Robertson Analysis of Attack Aimed at Zawahiri, Dead Or Alive, It Will Impact Al Qaeda Operations, Pakistani Politics; Voodoo Makes A Comeback in New Orleans; The Power of Oprah, She Comes To James Frey's Defense
• The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is Urging Doctors to Stick With the Flu Drugs Relenza and Tamiflu This Flu Season; One Day After He Forced a School Lockdown and Confronted Police, a Florida Teenager is Dead; Pakistan Condemns U.S. Attack on Al Qaeda; Prospective Home Buyers Turned Down Based on the Sound of Their Voice; Girl Found Dead In New York City After Repeated Parental Abuse; Who Will Win This Year's Golden Globe Awards?
• Black Market is Thriving in Iraq. Judge Samuel Alito Skates Through Senate Questioning; Teen Held Captive at Middle School by Another Student Comments on His Harrowing Ordeal; Whether Zawahiri is Dead or Alive, There is Some Political Fallout to CIA Military Actions on Pakistani Territory; CNN Security Analyst Discusses Importance of Zawahiri in War on Terror; Whole Food Market Plans on Switching Over to Wind Energy.
• 15-Year-Old Longwood, Florida Boy Shot By SWAT Team, On Life Support; Al-Zawahiri Not Killed By CIA In Pakistan But Innocent Civilians Were; Louisiana's Untimely Quarter Million Dollar Renovation To Capital Building; New Orleans Blueprint; Iran's President Speaks On Nuclear Program; Alito Confirmation May Not Be Easy; Death Of 7-Year- Old Sparks Outrage In Brooklyn; Update on "New You" Participants


January 07, 2006
• Sole Survivor of West Virginia Mine Disaster Returning to Home State; Tom DeLay Relinquishes Post as House Majority Leader; Virginia Governor May Authorize DNA Testing for Executed Man;
• Tom DeLay Clears the Way for New Leadership; Fires Continue to Ravage the Southwest; Many Questions Regarding Israel's Future in the Wake of Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's Stroke; Sago Mine Disaster Famalies Try to Deal With Grief; New Report Casts Doubt on Protection of U.S. Troops; IBM Reducing its Pension Plan;
• Tom DeLay Abandons Bid to Return as House Majority Leader; Ariel Sharon's Condition; Update on Randy McCloy's Condition; Dispute Settled Between Mayor of New Orleans and City Council
• Ariel Sharon's Illness May Have an Impact on Those All Over the World. Wal-Mart is Being Called Racist After a Web Site Error. Press Conference By Dr. Richard Shannon Details Treatment, Hopeful Progress Of Miner Randal McCloy; Rep. Tom Delay Announces He Will Relinquish Fight To Regain Majority Leader Position In Congress; Ariel Sharon Condition Still Very Grave, But Stable After Two Rounds Of Surgery
• Ariel Sharon's Illness And Political Ramifications; Randal McCloy, Jr.'s Battle To Survive; Wildfires Still Raging In Texas And Oklahoma; Tom DeLay To Step Aside; Martin Toler's Family Speaks; Elderly Couple Saved From Oklahoma Wildfires


December 31, 2005
• Continuing Saga of Baby Noor; Flodding in Northern California
• Baby Noor's Journey; Bad Weather in the West; Sacramento's Problem
• Bad Weather in the West; Noor Surgeon Speaks
• More Killed in Baghdad; Baghdad's Baby Noor Arriving in U.S. for Surgery; U.S. Teen Slipped into Iraq; Times Square Preparing for New Year's Celebration
• Interview with Janice Atkinson; Mississippi Home Owners Frustrated Over Lack Of Debris Removal Help
• Widespread Flooding In West Coast; New York City Quivers In Anticipation Of Huge New Year's Celebrations
• Bill Schneider Top Five Political Plays of the Year; Rescue Workers in Selma, California Save Elderly Woman From Car; Pakistani Buried Alive 65 Days, Survives


December 24, 2005
• Reports Surface of Muslims in America Monitored by Government. Donald Rumsfeld Visits Troops in Iraq. Plastic surgery is becoming a popular holiday gift. White House Uses Dubious Reasoning to Explain Domestic Spying. Many Churches Will be Closed on Christmas. U.S. Troops Bring Christmas to Orphans in Aghanistan.
• Bush Administration Struggles to Explain Wiretaps; Donald Rumsfeld Visits Troops in Iraq; Muslims Groups Have Been Monitored by the Government; The Theft of a Large Amount of Explosives Causes Alarm;
• Donald Rumsfeld Visits U.S. Troops in Iraq; U.S. Revealed to be Monitoring Muslim Sites in the U.S. for Radiation; Managing Credit in the Holiday Season Can be Difficult; Female Soldiers AMong the Many Casualties in Iraq;
• Donald Rumsfeld Traveled to Iraq for Christmas Eve; Internet Providers Cooperating with the NSA to Assist Intelligence; Many are Still Suffering from Last Year's Tsunami
• Bush's Wiretapping Scandal; Donald Rumsfeld Early Christmas Eve Dinner; Hurricane Katrina Update; Anniversary of Indian Ocean Tsunami; Hundreds Of Kids Still Missing After Katrina; How To Fry a Turkey; Holiday Song Reminiscing


December 17, 2005
• Iraq Elections Breed Cautious Optimism; New York Transit Talks; Online Gambling; Post Traumatic Stress in Iraq Veterans; Domestic Espionage Okayed
• WTO Protetsters Clash with Police in Hong Kong; New York Transit Labor Unrest; A Look at the NSA; Child Prostitution; Alternative Gift Giving; Stoli-Wood, Russia Film Industry
• Iraqis Cautiously Optimistic; WTO Protests Turn Violent; Bush Upset at Senate Refusal to Extend Patriot Act; Air Quality Is A Long- Term Problem In New Orleans; Choking Hazards Of Infants' Toys For Christmas; Creative Ways To Get Revenge For Life's Little Annoyances
• Bush Admits Giving NSA Authorization To Spy On American Citizens; Pentagon Discovered Problems In Classified Database On Domestic Intelligence Threats; WTO Protests Turn Ugly; Rape Suspect Stabs Self In Neck; Some Experts Worry About New Orleans Air Pollution; Experts Weigh In on Possible Civil Liberty Violations; Inside Iraqi Family Life
• Bush Authorized Eavesdropping Order; Domestic Spying; South Korean Demonstrate at World Trade Talk in Hong Kong; Psychological Damage to Hurricane Katrina Victims; New Orleans Katrina Victims still in Tent while Trailers are Empty; Ice Storm in the Carolinas


December 10, 2005
• As Deadline Passes For Death Of Western Hostages In Iraq, Muslim Clerics From Around The World Call For Their Release; Tensions Between New Orleans And Houston Students Erupts Into Violence At Many Schools; It Is Legal For Michigan Employer To Say Workers Either Quit Smoking Or They're Fired; Bronx Zoo Primates Give "King Kong" Four Licks: But Is That A Good Or Bad Review?
• A Tragic Plane Crash in Chicago Kills One; Richard Pryor Dies at 65; Many Still Fighting for Clemency for Stanley "Tookie" Williams; Hostage Tom Fox's Daughter Pleads for her Father's Life;
• Richard Pryor Dies at the Age of 65; Troops and Iraqis in Anbar Pravince Prepare for Crucial Vote; Southwest Airlines Plane Skids off Runway, Killing One; Former Presidential Candidate Eugene McCarthy Passes Away in Georgetown;
• Investigation of Southwest Airlines Flight That Slid off the Runway, Killing a 6-year-old Boy, Begins; White House Exercise Helps Plan for a Possible U.S. Avian Flu Pandemic; Hostages Still Being Held in Iraq; The United Nations' Nuclear Watchdog Chief Accepted the Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo today' Kite Flying Ban in Pakistan Causes Riots; San Francisco Police are in Trouble Over a Racy Video Posted on the Web.
• Airplane Skids Off Runway in Chicago and Kills Young Boy; Pace of Reconstuction in New Orleasn has been Slow; White House Readies Plans for Possible Bird Flu Outbreak


December 03, 2005
• Ohio Authorities Confirm Gehring Children's Bodies Find; Nagin Holds Townhall Meeting in Atlanta
• Al Qaeda's Third in Command Killed in Iraq; Many Question New Intelligence Chief's Effectiveness; As President Bush Boasts of a Strong Economy, Most Americans Remained Focused on Iraq; Many Believe That Christmas is Under Fire from Political Correcctness;
• Senior Al Qaeda Commander Killed; U.S. Involved in Propaganda War in Iraq; New Intelligence Chief Under Fire; A Quaker Mission With a Purpose; New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin Fields Questions for Evacuees
• New Orleans' Mayor Ray Nagin to Hold Town Hall Meeting in Atlanta; Abu Hamza Rabia Possible Killed; Hostages in Iraq; Christian Peace Activists Kidnapped in Iraq; Salvation Army Kettle Thief; New Orleans Lower Ninth Ward Still Not Being Repaired; Recovery Channel May Be Propaganda; A Molesting Doctor Is Still Practicing; Virgin Mary May Be Crying In Sacramento


November 26, 2005
• Thet Shopping Season has Started off Well; Escaped Prisoners are Being Rounded up in Washington; Several violent attacks have been reported on this Saturday in the fight for Iraq; demonstrators on both sides of the Iraq war debate are trying to get their voices heard this Thanksgiving holiday weekend; There are growing concerns about airport workers, especially those with direct access to cargo and luggage. China's government is scrambling to contain the political as well as environmental fallout from a toxic river spill.
• two inmates still at large in Washington State Dueling protests in Crawford, Texas this weekend. Former FEMA chief looks to make a career move. Two disturbing developments that indicate the Afghan war is far from over. The office of the secretary of defense is moving to a new location, while this office is renovated.
• Holiday Shopping Season Heats Up; Rape Continues in Sudan; Prisoners Escape in Washington; Iraq War Debate Continues; Liquor Store Vanalized by Religious Activists
• Holiday Shopping Frenzy Begins; Lawyers For Saddam Hussein Seek Another Delay In Trial; Could Terrorists Use Untrustworthy Airport Employees For Terrorist Attacks?; Yakima, Washington Police Still Searching For Escapees, Two Have Been Captured; Long Lines In New Orleans; Zoo Reopens In New Orleans
• Peaceful Demonstrators Beaten In Baku; Holiday Shopping; Cindy Sheehan's Anti-War Rally In Crawford; Yakima County Jailbreak; Earthquake in Eastern China; Vigilante Mobs Destroy Liquor Stores; Hurricane Evacuee Carlandra Isaac; Palestinians Control International Border Crossing Between Gaza And Egypt


November 19, 2005
• Bombings In Iraq Kill At Leat 49; New Drugs Making Living With Cancer Possible
• More Suicide Car Bombs Explode in Iraq; President Bush Visits Asia. California Wildfire Nearly Under Control; Tropical Storm Gamma Weakens.
• War of the Words Over Iraq Withdrawal; Firefighters Make Progress Against California Wildfire
• Fresh Surge of Violence in Iraq; Bush Defends Iraq War Against Critics; FEMA to Stop Paying Hotel Bills for Katrina Victims


November 12, 2005
• Possible Tornado Activity in Iowa; Veterans Vigil in Santa Monica
• Jordan Confirms: Zarqawi Behind Amman Attacks; Attorney General Gonzales Travels To Australia, Asia
• New Technology May Avoid Runway Collisions; Andrea Yates' Fate;
• Bombings in Jordan; Some Killed and Injured at Wedding Party in Jordan Radisson Hotel; President Bush in the Defensive; Pirates off the Somalia Coast; Cell Phone Clad Bank Robber; Oil Companies and Executives Make Record Profits; Sisters Found Each Other in Boot Camp; New Orleans' Mayor Ray Nagin Getting Earful at Town Hall Meetings; A Visit To Abu Musab al-Zarqawi's Hometown; French Rioters May Target Landmarks; Italian Immigrants May Suffer Same Problems As French; Wal- Mart Apologizes Over Christmas; High Heating Bills May Limit Holiday Toy Shopping; Upside-down Christmas Trees


November 05, 2005
• Interview Terry Gaiser; Interview Deborah Natansohn
• Pirates Attack Cruise Liner Near Somalia; Hugo Chavez Leads Anti-American Protests In Argentina
• State Department Warns Against Traveling To Paris Suburbs; Interview with Don Clark
• Cruise Liner Defends Against Modern Day Pirates; Texas Death Row Inmate Walks Out Front Door, Escapes
• Pirates Foiled in Cruise Ship Attempt; Search on for Death Row Inmate; Results of Summit of Americans Unclear; U.S. Offense Launched Near Syria; Study Links Air Pollution to Stroke; Paris Riots Continue Into Second Week; Royals Visit California; Protecting Your Wireless Network; Sam Alito Nomination and Libby Indictment Discussed; Elmo Arrested
• Cruise Liner Attacked by Pirates; Protests in Mar del Plata against President Bush; Death Row Inmate Escapes in Houston, Texas; Operation Steel Curtain in Husayba, Iraq; Las Vegas Mayor Oscar Goodman Suggests Vandals Have Their Thumbs Cut Off; Paris Riots Continue; Housing Shortage For New Orleans Workers; Two Die In Houston Plane Crash; Black Business Need To Rebound After Katrina; Proposal To Cut Home Mortgage Deduction Is Controversial


October 29, 2005
• Interview with Rohan Guranratna, Interview with Christine Horner; Rosa Parks To Lie In Honor In Capitol Rotunda
• Daylight Savings Time Ends Tonight; Interview with Dr. Bill Lloyd; Hurricane Season Drives Building Materials Prices Skyhigh
• Three Explosions In New Dehli Kill 55; I Lewis "Scooter" Libby Indicted.
• String Of Explosions In New Delhi; Gas Low And Power Out In Parts Of Florida; Naples Zoo Tries To Recover From Wilma; Why CIA Leak Is Important; Wal-Mart's Possible New Policy May Be Illegal; The White House Is Not Clear Yet; Nissan Unveils Concept Car; Residents Return To Lower Ninth Ward
• Bomb Blasts In New Delhi; Political Fallout From Federal Indictment For Scooter Libby For Lying During CIA Leak Investigation; Affects On Security That CIA Leaks Can Have; Hurricane Beta Approaching Nicaragua; Hurricane Wilma's Affects On Florida; Debate Over Who Should Rebuild New Orleans; Dealing With Autism; Harriet Miers Gets Made Fun Of


October 22, 2005
• Wilma Departs Yucatan for Florida; Charity Helps Vietnam Flood Victims; Will Criminals Go Free in New Orleans?
• Wilma Hits Mexico Coast; Parts of Florida Evacuated; California Mother Pleads Not Guilty to Drowning Children
• Long Wait For Wilma Leading To Frustration; FEMA Not Wanting To Repeat Mistakes With Wilma; New Diabetes Drug On The Edge Of Approval; Pluses And Minuses Of Public Transportation; Bush wants U.N. To Deal With Syria; Experts Still Trying To ID Frozen Man
• Tracking Wilma's Path; Mounting Urgency in Europe Over Avian Flu; Arrest Made in Vitale Murder Case
• Wilma Batters Yucatan; Arrest Made in Pamela Vitale Murder; Lawyer's Slaying Raises Questions in Hussein Trial


October 15, 2005
• High Turnout Claimed by Iraqi Officials in Vote; Riots in Toledo; Northeast U.S. Gets Break from Rain
• Iraqis Vote On Constitution Today; Riots Break Out In Toledo; Train Fire Destroys Homes In Arkansas
• Iraqis Vote on New Referendum; New Jersey Flooding; Millions More Movement; U.S. Ideas On Iraq War Might Change On Outcome Of Election; Father Angry After Son Is Killed In Iraq; Pakistan Devastated One Week After Earthquake; New Orleans May Be Risking Security; Moms' Inventions;


October 08, 2005
• Quake in Pakistan; Mudslides in Maya; Avian Flu in Turkey
• Earthquake Hits South Asia; Off Track?; Katrina's Strength
• Mudslides In Guatemala Destroy Entire Village; Earthquake In South Asia Kills Over 1,100
• Death Toll For Asian Earthquake Stands At 1,000 So Far; Hurricane Stan Causes Massive Mudslides in Guatemala; New Orleans Levees May Not Be Rebuilt Up To Expectation; Earthquake Is Felt In New Delhi; Democrats In Congress Oppose Energy Bill; Major earthquake in South Asia; Oregon's Assisted Suicide Law Argued Before The Supreme Court; Questions About U.S. Readiness For Flu Epidemic
• Major Earthquake South Asia; Potential Terrorist Threat New York Subway System; New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin Hopes Gambling can Jumpstart the Economy; New Orleans; New Orleans Levees being Rebuilt without Improvements; Right Criticizing Supreme Court Nominee Harriet Miers; Another Controversial New Energy Bill; U.S. May Not Be Ready For Bird Flu; Health Insurance May Be Cheaper Not Through Company; Kids Of Katrina


October 01, 2005
• Deadly Explosions in Bali; U.S. Begins Operation Iron Fist in Iraq; Solar Power Makes Comeback
• Mold In New Orleans Could Cause Health Problems; Bombings in Bali Kill 39; Natural Gas Prices To Soar This Winter
• Operation Iron Fist is launched in Iraq; A series of explosions in Bali kills many; One California wildfire is 40 percent contained; A sever typhoon set to hit Taiwan; Challenges forecasters face; The search for missing bodies in New Orleans; Judith Miller testifies
• Katrina's Children; Drilling for Disaster; Hurricane Hunters


September 25, 2005
• Hurrican Rita Aftermath; Galveston Officials Asking Citizens to Stay Away for Now


September 24, 2005
• Aftermath of Hurricane Rita; Tom DeLay Interview
• Hurricane Rita
• Hurricane Rita Coverage
• Discussions of the aftermath of Rita; Bill White discusses Rita; Press conference discussing Rita
• Hurricane Rita Coverage


September 17, 2005
• Iranian President Calls Out US "Hypocrisy"; Mississippi Files Suit With Insurance Companies
• Hurricane Katrina: Road to Recovery; Iranian President Defends Nuclear Policy; Many Continue To Search For Missing Children
• Federal Official Urges People to Delay Return; Police Still Search for Survivors andHoldouts; Families Reconnect After Hurricane Katrina; Insurance Company Loophole; HurricaneOphelia Update; Warning Sounded 24 Hours Before Hurricane Hit
• Top Federal Official Warns Against Reopening New Orleans Soon; Interview with Paul Kagame
• Train Derailment in Chicago; Hurricane Katrina Recovery Efforts; Some New Orleans Business Owners Returning to Assess Damages; Center for Missing and Exploited Children; Finding and Attempting to Relocate Remaining Victims; Tropical Storm Ophelia Tropical Storm Philippe; Bush says Budget Cuts not Tax Hikes


September 10, 2005
• Hurricane Katrina: The Aftermath
• Hurricane Katrina: The Aftermath
• Hurricane Katrina: The Aftermath


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