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November 14, 2001
• Focus Shifts to Taliban Stronghold of Kandahar
• War in Afghanistan Shifts from Kabul to Taliban Stronghold of Kandahar; NTSB Says Memory Module in Flight Data Recorder Damaged
• Shimon Peres Speaks on Middle East Peace Resolutions
• Interview With Former Energy Secretary Bill Richardson
• Memory Module in Flight Data Recorder of AA Flight 587 Damaged
• Taliban Still Has Strong Support Inside Pakistan
• Fighting Reported in Kandahar While The Northern Alliance Patrols Kabul
• Reaction from New Yorkers on Power Shift in Afghanistan
• Little Kabul in California, Home to 20,000 Former Afghan Refugees
• October Retail Sales to be Released Today
• Support for Taliban Remains Strong in Quetta, Pakistan
• America Recovers: Talk with Two Guys in N.Y. Fire Department
• Concerns Raised About Northern Alliance's Conduct
• Victim's Families of Flight 587 Mourn their Loss
• 'Here's What I Don't Get'
• Cockpit Voice Recorder Reveals Talk of Turbulence from another Airliner
• U.N. Trying to Design Political Structure for Afghanistan
• Fall of Kabul: Bush and Other World Leaders Pressing for Transitional Government as Soon as Possible
• Energy Will Be Major Focus on Wall Street Today
• What is a Stage 4 DEFCON Alert?
• How are Firefighters Coping After Dual Disasters?
• Bush Authorizes Military Tribunals; Northern Alliance Claims Control of 70 Percent of Afghanistan
• Changing U.S.-Russia Relations Include Nuclear Arsenal Cuts
• President Bush Signs Order to Set Up Military Tribunals for Terrorists
• Residents of Kabul Celebrate Freedom From Taliban; Forces Fight Near Talaqon
• Stock Index Futures Pointing to Solid Open Today
• Young Children Must Also Deal With the Crash of Flight 587
• Sources Say Jalalabad, Nangarhar Province Fall to Northern Alliance
• Reports of Battle in Kandahar Conflict With U.S. Statements
• United Nations Ships 100 Tons of Humanitarian Aid to Herat
• Doctors Without Borders Returns to Kabul


November 13, 2001
• Interview of Joshua Cooper Ramo
• Bush to Meet With Putin for Three Days of Talks
• Analysis of Northern Alliance's Swift March on Kabul
• Mayor Rudy Giuliani Speaks about the Crash of Flight 587
• Interview of John Mercer
• Public Confidence Hangs in the Balance of Aviation Security Bill
• The Role of The Red Cross In Queens
• Final Route Taken by Opposition Forces into Kabul Not an Easy One; Afghanistan Faces Political Power Vacuum
• Pakistani Tribes Watching Flight of Taliban
• Fear and Shock in New York Crash of American Airlines Flight 587; Northern Alliance Troops Patrolling Streets of Kabul This Morning
• Pentagon's Reaction to Northern Alliance's Success in Kabul
• Entire Families Wiped Out in Flight 587 Disaster
• Stock Futures Show Strong Gains
• Feeling of Apprehension in Kandahar
• Taliban Hopes Northern Alliance Infighting will Plunge Kabul into Anarchy
• While Monitoring Developments in Anti-Taliban War and American Airlines Plane Crash, Bush Has Had to Prepare for Summit with Putin
• Northern Alliance Takes Kabul, Afghanistan
• At Least 265 Killed When Plane Crashes in Queens
• Recovery of Victims at This Point is Almost Complete
• Taliban Forces Have Withdrawn from Kabul as Northern Alliance Moves In
• What Live Cameras Didn't Capture in Crash of Flight 587
• Investigation Continues as Families Deal With Loss
• Engines on Doomed Airbus A-300 at Center of Accident Investigation
• World Body Scrambling to Put Together Meeting to Discuss Interim Post-Taliban Government
• Taliban Leaves Kabul in Small Groups
• Neighborhood Hit By Plane Lost Dozens of People on September 11
• Travelers Seem Relieved At Flight 587 Crash's Accident Status
• Pentagon Reacts With Cautious Optimism to Fall of Kabul
• Recovery of Bodies from Flight 587 Almost Complete
• Futures Point to Strong Opening Despite Airline Stock Tumble
• Investigation into Flight 587 Crash Has Many Unanswered Questions
• Higher Opening Expected, With A Wary Eye on Airlines and GE
• The Personal Toll of Flight 587's Crash


November 12, 2001
• Discussion with New CEO of Argenbright Security
• Mark McGwire Announces Retirement
• Wall Street Could Start Off With Some Selling
• Pakistani Scientist Has Been Secretly Traveling into Afghanistan; 'Here is What I Don't Get'
• Richard Butler's Perspective on Iran
• Bin Laden Says His Al Qaeda Group Has Nuclear and Chemical Weapons
• U.N. Opens New Afghan Refugee Camp in Pakistan
• U.S. Walks Fine Line Between Arab World and Israel
• Three Reporters Killed in Apparent Ambush by Taliban Forces
• Death of Kathy Nguyen Continues to Baffle Investigators
• Push Toward Afghan Capital Apparently Under Way
• Talk with Actor Ron Silver and Comedian Ben Stein
• Quick Stop Tankers Crucial to War Effort
• Comprehensive Review of Florida Outcome Shows Even with Hand Recount, Bush Would Still Have Won Presidency
• White House Looks to Hollywood
• One Day Left for W.T.O. Conference
• Holiday May Bring Quiet Day on Wall Street
• Hollywood and White House Officials Hold Summit
• USS John C. Stennis Ships Out For Operation Enduring Freedom
• Free Trade, Energy and Hewlett-Packard Top Market Concerns Today
• Taliban and Northern Alliance Both Claim Control of Herat
• Northern Alliance Claims Capture of Herat; Three Western Journalists Killed in Taliban Ambush
• Northern Alliance May Be Headed for Kabul
• Northern Alliance Advancing on Kabul
• Dynegy to Buy Troubled Enron
• China and Taiwan's Approval By WTO Will Help Investors
• Bugti Tribal Life in Baluchistan Province of Pakistan


November 09, 2001
• Washington Planning to Turn to Hollywood for Helping Hand
• Love Surprising Us When and Where We Least Expect It
• Anthrax Investigation Continues to Look at Domestic Extremist Groups
• Interview of Dr. Dan Hanfling
• World Trade Organization Meets in Qatar
• Across Pakistan a Wave of Anti-American Riots; Often in War, Children Become Innocent Victims
• Sound Off: U.S. Intelligence Could be in for Big Shake-Up
• General Franks Makes Rare Appearance at Pentagon
• No Bombing Yet This Morning in Afghanistan After Heavy Bombing Last Night


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