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August 13, 2004
• Charley A Cat. 4, Moves Toward Fort Myers, Fla.; PGA Championship; Greek Athletes In Doping Scandal


August 12, 2004
• Major Storms Deliver One-Two Punch; Coalition Forces Move Against Al-Sadr Forces
• Fighting In Najaf; Bonnie In Fla., Charley Coming; No Authority To Grant Gay Marriage In S.F.; New Study On Antidepressants And Children
• Najaf Offensive; Bonnie & Charley; Blood Pressure Insight
• Bonnie Makes Landfall, Charley Follows; U.S. Soldiers On Olympic Team; PGA Championship; Kerry Speech In Cali.; Low-Income Computers
• TS Bonnie/Hurricane Charley Aim At Fla.; Tapes Of Peterson/Frey's Recorded Conversations; PGA Championship


August 11, 2004
• Toobin: Prosecution Botched Kobe Bryant Case
• Two Major Storms Near Landfall; President Bush in Southwest
• Terror Suspect Held for Possibly Casing Southern U.S. Targets; Al-Sadr Vows to Fight to Death in Najaf
• American & Iraqi Forces Prepare for Major Assault in Najaf; Amber Frey Testifies about Peterson Lies
• Homeland Security On Mexico Border; New Study About Women And Heart Attacks; CBS's Mike Wallace Arrested; Shortlist For Greenspan Replacement
• Kobe Bryant Prosecutors Ask For Indefinite Delay; Bush Shares Spotlight with McCain in N.M., Arizona


August 10, 2004
• Forces Clash in Najaf; Amber Frey Details Peterson Relationship; Civil Suit Filed Against Kobe Bryant
• Mixed Reaction On Capitol Hill To Goss Announcement; Amber Frey Takes The Stand; Fed Will Raise Interest Rates A Quarter Point; Sudan Crisis
• Congress Considers Goss Nomination; House Armed Services Committee Tackles 9/11 Commission Ideas; Continued Fighting In Najaf; Amber Frey Takes The Stand; Fed Raises Interest Rates
• Weeklong Fighting In Najaf Continues; Special Training For U.S. Embassy Employees In Iraq; New Roll-Over Rating System; Interest Rate Hike
• Greek Natl. Baseball Team Part Of Doping Scandal; Olympics Open Fri.; Politics In Pacific Northwest; High Mental Jobs Equal Low Alzheimer's Risk?


August 09, 2004
• Pakistani Raids Yielded Information About Possible NYC Terror Attack; Najaf Fighting Continues; Sudan Says It Will Meet U.N.'s Security/Human Rights Deadline; Fay Wray Dead At 96
• Raid Shows Al Qaeda May Have Been Plotting New York Attacks; Arrest Warrants For Ahmed And Salem Chalabi; Evidence To Clear Peterson?; Sudan Agrees To New Peace Talks; Filipino Twins Recovering
• Terrorists Might Have Planned to Bomb New York Landmarks; Pakistan Hit Hard by Counter Terror Efforts; Tape Reveals al Qaeda Planning for Riyadh Attack; Four Charged in Xbox Murder
• Material Seized Reportedly Lays Out Al Qaeda Plan For Possible New Terror Attack; Political Ads; Car Monitoring For Insurance Discounts; Soy A Superfood?
• U.N. Calls Sudan Worst Humanitarian Crisis In The World; Fighting Continues In Najaf; X-Prize Spacecraft Explodes After Liftoff; Low Airfares


August 06, 2004
• U.S. Economy Created Jobs In June, Less Than Economists Expected; Anti-Terror Dragnet Snagging More Suspects; Iraqis Polled On U.S. Presidential Election; Alan Keyes May Be The IL Rep. Candidate.
• Fighting Intensifies in Najaf; Rick James Found Dead
• Bush Puts Positive Spin on Disappointing Jobs Report; First Students Graduate from Iraqi Construction Training Program; Female Weight Lifter Hopes for Gold; Wordsmiths Compete in Scrabble Tournament
• 32,000 Jobs Added In June, Smallest Net Gain Since Dec.; Violence In Iraq Raises Concerns About Stability; Mass Killer Search in Fla.; No Bail For Brit Accused Of Internet Terrorism Recruitment
• MP Who Raised Red Flag at Abu Ghraib Says It Was Hard Call to Make


August 05, 2004
• FBI Makes Arrests in Alleged Missile Plot; California Trains For Potential Terror Attack
• Translator Shares Story of Saddam's Capture
• Two Men Arrested In Albany, NY, Mosque Sting; Searches Underway Relating To Anthrax Investigation; New Trend Toward Luxury Medical Centers
• Two Men Arrested At An Albany, NY, Mosque; Bush Speaks At A Live News Event; Terror Exercises Held In Cali.; FDA Approves Cymbalta
• Justice Department Holds News Briefing on N.Y. Mosque Raid


August 04, 2004
• Prosecution of Lynndie England Continues; 11-year-old Attacked By Shark Off Coast Of Texas
• Pakistan Intelligence Shows Possible Evidence Of Al Qaeda Operatives Contacting Individual/Individuals In U.S.; Bryant Victim May Opt For Civil Lawsuit; Kerry and Bush Campaigning In Iowa Today
• Al Qaeda in Contact With Agents in United States?; Simulated Politics
• Military, Intelligence Officials Defend Raising Alert Level; Bryant Victim May Drop Case; Mary Kay Letourneau Released From Prison; Olympic Wrestler Tela O'Donnell Profile
• A Look at 'American Soldier' Book by Gen. Tommy Franks; A Look at a Brain Disorder That Puts Senses in Overdrive


August 03, 2004
• Al Qaeda Recon Still Viable?; Statue of Liberty Reopens
• Pakistan Arrests Seven More Al Qaeda Operatives
• Abu Ghraib Guard Faces Possible 38 Years in Prison; Plane Crash in Texas
• More Al Qaeda Arrests In Pakistan; Terror Alerts Based Off Old Information; Statue Of Liberty Reopens; Greece Ready For Olympics
• Discussion with an Al Qaeda Expert Who Has Been Tracking Terrorists and Their Use of the Web, Internet, Disposable E-Mail


August 02, 2004
• Kerry Vows More Urgency In Protecting America From Terrorists; Christian Churches In Iraq Bombed
• America on Alert Again; Mark Hacking Charged; Implant for Depression
• Mark Hacking Arrested For Alleged Murder Of His Wife; White House/Kerry campaign Fight Over Better Terror-Fighting Tactics; Security Concerns At Specific Financial Targets In U.S.
• Potential Targets in New York City, New Jersey and Washington on High Alert


July 30, 2004
• Dean Praises Kerry Speech; 'Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle' Sets New Standard for Product Placement
• Bob Barr Comments on 9/11 Panel Recommendations; NY Moms Rock
• Senate Committee Mulls 9/11 Panel Recommendations
• Kerry-Edwards Kicks Off Post-Convention Campaign; Bush Campaigns in Michigan


July 29, 2004
• Democratic National Convention -- Day Four; Flooding in Texas; Watch-Listed Woman Caught At U.S. Border; NYC Security For RNC; Saudi Anti-Insurgency Plan Under Attack.
• Kerry Prepares For DNC; Flooding In Texas; Recap And Preview Of DNC Speeches
• Scott Peterson Judge Denies Defense Motion to Dismiss Trial; Hemingway Look-Alike Weighs in on U.S. Elections
• Update in Peterson, Bryant Cases; Ricin In Three Bottles Of Baby Food In Cali.; Another Cholesterol Limit Adjustment; Bloggers And Politics


July 28, 2004
• Iraq A Key Factor In Election?; Strong Wives In Politics
• More Violence In Iraq; Sen. Kerry Arrives In Boston; Warning For Troops Who Took Lariam; Update On Hacking Case; More Voting Troubles in Florida
• 68 Dead, 56 Wounded in Baquba Car Bombing; Florida Touchscreen Voting Machines Crash
• Interview with Neal Boortz and Mike Luckovic; CNN Uses New Microphones


July 27, 2004
• Speakers At Day Two Of The Democratic National Convention; Importance Of Polling; "Entertainment News"
• Egyptian Captive Released Amid Ransom Speculation; Democratic National Convention Day Two; Democratic Game Plan; Updates In Lori Hacking Case; Whale Attacks Trainer
• Egypt Denies Ransom For Hostage Allegation; Hostage-Taking Tactics Of The Rising Insurgency; Democratic Nation Convention Day Two; Planned Parenthood Sells Controversial T-shirts; Google's IPO.
• Discussion with Chairman of Media Research Center; Finding Deals on Summer Wheels


July 26, 2004
• Preparing For The Democratic National Convention; Edwards Campaigns In North Carolina; Al-Jazeera Covers DNC; Google Slowdown; Missing Runner Update
• Interview With James Carville and Bob Novak; "PEOPLE IN THE NEWS" Profiles Lance Armstrong; John Kerry Campaigns In Florida
• Democrats Begin Final Convention Preparations; President Bush Laying Low This Week; More Violence In Iraq; U.S. Uses High-Tech Devices In Bin Laden Search
• Latest Leads In Lori Hacking Case; Republicans And The Democratic National Convention; Tour Of Boston; High-Speed Internet On Cell Phones


July 23, 2004
• New Revelations on Flight 93; USS Ronald Reagan Homeports
• USS Ronald Reagan Heads Home; Security Ratcheting Up in Boston; Kerry Returns to Birthplace; Tapes Reveal Truth Behind 9/11 Flight; U.S. Bombs Suspected Terror House
• Media Target for Terror in Boston?; Swimming With Manatees
• Missing Utah Woman's Husband Caught in Web of Lies; How Much Kerry Bounce from Dem Convention?; Celebrities Try Alternative Therapies
• Tireless Search Continues for Missing Utah Woman; Jesse James Versus the Government


July 22, 2004
• 9/11 Commission Points To Poor Organization; Video Shows 9/11 Hijackers Screened at Airport; Negotiations For Release Of Six Hostages; Bobby Sherman Turns 61
• 9/11 Commission Reports; Are America's Skies Safe? Inmates Make Beer Run
• Reviewing The 9/11 Commission Report; Search Continues For Missing Runner
• 9/11 Commission Points to Poor Organization, Makes Suggestions
• Victims' Families React to 9/11 Commission Report


July 21, 2004
• Scott Peterson's Love Life Examined; Baghdad Stock Market Open For Business; Bush Holds Media Availability with Romanian PM
• Protestors Voice Concern About Tight Security for DNC; Were Sandy Berger Charges Politically Driven?; First Astronauts on Moon Share Views on Future of NASA.
• Saudi Officials Claim Raid Hit Al Qaeda Hard; 9/11 Panel Briefs Hill & White House Before Releasing Full Report Tomorrow
• Security Issues At Athens Olympics; Protesting the Democratic National Convention; Interview With Apollo 11 Astronauts;


July 20, 2004
• Fmr. Natl. Sec. Advisor Under Fire; Detectives Testify in Peterson Case; NASA Celebrates Apollo 11 Landing
• Allegations Against Fmr. Nat'l Sec. Advisor Sandy Berger; Air Force Considers 30,000-pound bomb; NASA Celebrates First Moonwalk Anniversary
• Kerry Campaign Looks for Rural Voters; Martha Stewart Shares Views on Her Trial; Minority Voters Favor Kerry; Recovering from Burns Tough for Soldier
• Sandy Berger admits taking classified documents from National Archives
• Discussion with an Expert on Spacesuits; Warning for Weightlifters


July 19, 2004
• Interview With Kenny Schrader
• Hundreds of Homes Threatened in Southern California; Is Iran Tied to 9/11?
• Iran's Role in 9/11; Medicare Will Now Cover Obesity; Apple Reduces IPods' Cost
• Countdown to Democratic National Convention, Drug found to slow down progression of Alzheimer's Disease
• Vietnam-Era Commander Wetmoreland Dies; "American Voices"; Are Minutemen Crossing the Line?
• Iran Security Failed to I.D. al Qaeda Members; Arafat Refuses Resignation of Prime Minister; Hawk Caused California Fire


July 16, 2004
• Martha's 'Shameful Day'; McCain & Cheney Campaign in Michigan
• Bacanovic Sentencing in Court now Under Way; Infamous Inmates
• Martha's Broker Sentencing to Begin; Defense Secretary Curiously Silent
• How Will Martha Weather Prison?; Wildfires in Carson City, Nevada
• Martha Stewart Sentenced to Five Months in Prison, Five Months Confinement; Are Robots Getting a Bad Rap?


July 15, 2004
• Privacy Concerns Prompt Grounding of CAPPS II; Hassoun's Homecoming
• Rumors Abound on Dick Cheney as V.P. Choice; Defense Presses Detective in Scott Peterson Trial
• White House Defends President's Lack of NAACP Speeches; Saudi Officials Labor to Keep Expats Safe
• Iraqi Prime Minister Vows to Annihilate Terrorists; More Bombings in Iraq Despite Tough Talk


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