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December 26, 2002
• Today May Be Busiest Shopping Day of Holiday Season
• Tax Tips 2002
• New & Old Issues in the New Year


December 24, 2002
• Interview with Andrew Goldstein
• Christmas Sales Poor
• Palestinians Use Procession to Protest Israeli Occupation
• Interview with Anderson Family
• Interview with Frank Newport
• Bush Administration Says It Doesn't Want to Escalate Nuclear Standoff with North Korea
• Turbulence in Travel Industry
• Talk with Mayor of Bethlehem
• Troops Deal with Holiday Mail
• Powerball Christmas


December 23, 2002
• Steven Checo Lived For Military Service
• Interview with Daniel Levitas
• The Doctor Is In
• Interview with Michael Weisskopf
• Holiday Sales Low
• Party Time
• Iraq and U.N. Weapons Inspectors at Odds Over Evidence


December 20, 2002
• Lottless Leadership
• Jailer Discusses Kentucky Prisoner Freeing
• Lott Resigns as Majority Leader
• Longtime Senate GOP Leader Trent Lott


December 19, 2002
• Iraq Weapons Declaration Gets Bad Reviews
• Iranian Cyclists Discuss Biking World for Peace
• Military Caste
• NYC Courtroom Erupts into Applause as Convictions Dismissed


December 18, 2002
• Bioterrorism Changes FDA's Role
• New Designs For Trade Center Site Unveiled
• Devices Combat Telemarketers
• White House Believes Iraq Has Not Complied with Resolution
• Brothers Arrested in Texas on Terror Financing Charges


December 17, 2002
• Interview with Frank Newport
• Interview with Robbie Vorhaus
• Investigation of Marine Outbreak Continues
• Partial Defense System Could Deter Attackers
• Opinions of People in Sen. Lott's Home State
• Bush Orders Deployment of Missile Defense System


December 16, 2002
• Iraqi Opposition Leaders Make Small Agreements
• Interview with Michael Lewellen
• Controversy Surrounding Senator Trent Lott Appears to be Growing
• U.N. Preparing Edited Report
• Al Gore Says No for 2004
• A Troubled Lott


December 13, 2002
• Resignation of Boston's Cardinal Law
• Medical Correspondent Takes Viewer Questions
• Experts Believe Iran May Be Developing Nuclear Capabilities
• U.N. Weapons Inspectors Run Into Problems; White House Concerned about Nuclear Capabilities in North Korea, Iran
• Trent Lott to Speak to Press About Controversial Remarks
• Boston's Cardinal Law Resigns
• Bush to Announce Smallpox Vaccination Program
• Joysticks of the Next Generation
• Interview with Steven Weiner, Steve Jones


December 12, 2002
• Interview with Joe Quesada
• Venezuelan Oil Strike May Soon Affect Prices
• Date Set for Muhammad's Trial
• Law to Offer Resignation Tomorrow
• Bush Likely to Roll Out Vaccination Plan Tomorrow
• Bush Speaks Out Against Lott's Comments
• Interview with Genevieve Wood, Barry Lynn
• FAA's Flight Fuel
• President Bush Comments on Lott Controversy


December 11, 2002
• Stanford Denies Stem Cell Work Involves Cloning
• Nearly Half of Tested Chicken Contaminated
• Interview with Yemen Foreign Minister
• Interview with Capt. George Gaylo
• White House Defending Role in Stopping Missile-Laden Ship Headed for Yemen
• War Games: 'Internal Look'


December 10, 2002
• Gallup Polls Look at Issues
• Interview with Martin Sheen
• Institute Picks Safest Cars
• Baghdad Blasting U.S.
• Bush Nominates Investment Banker William Donaldson to Head SEC
• Interview with Dennis Goldberg
• Law Possibly Discussing Resignation in Rome
• Cleveland Priest Possibly Murdered by Trainee


December 09, 2002
• Visiting Iraqi Inspection Site
• Cardinal Law in Rome
• Snow Day: Rough Sledding for Treasury Nominee?
• Snow Day: CSX Boss Asked to Help Rescue Drifting Economy
• United Airlines in Bankruptcy
• Cleveland Priest Killed
• Inspectors Search Chemical Complex
• United States Receives Copy of Iraq Declaration
• United Airlines Bankrupt
• Economic Engine: Railroad Exec to Treasury
• Interview with Helen Morrison
• NIMA Helps in War on Terror, Possible War in Iraq
• Airline Consultant Discusses Security


December 06, 2002
• Interview With Peter Berlin
• Women in Rural Afghanistan Remain At Risk For Death in Childbirth
• Blix Says Parts of Iraq Declaration Will Be Withheld for Security
• Iraq Expected To File Weapons Declaration This Weekend
• Qatar Could Play Instrumental Role in U.S.-Led Iraq Strike
• Ambassador Asserts No Evidence Of Mass Destruction Weapons Exists in Iraq
• Iraqi U.N. Ambassador Confirms Iraq Will Declare to Have No Weapons of Mass Destruction


December 05, 2002
• Charges Against Central Park Five Could Be Dismissed
• Qatar May Be Crucial Ally in War Against Iraq
• USS Truman Leaves Norfolk to Prepare for War


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