Return to Transcripts main page

Live From...

Note: This page is continually updated as new transcripts become available. If you cannot find a specific segment, check back later.

August 01, 2006
• Insurgents Have Targeted Day Laborers in Iraq; Rolling Thunder in Long Island; MTV Turns 25
• Heavy Rain Causes Flooding in El Paso, Texas; Israel Expands Ground Offensive in Southern Lebanon; Castro Turns Over Power to Brother; Review Committee Finds No Apparent Favortism to Gibson
• Castro's Brother Temporarily in Control of Cuba; Israel Increases Military Campaign; Syria Puts Military on Alert; Record Temps Hit East Coast


July 31, 2006
• Lebanon Mourns After Qana Attack; Heat Wave Scorches Country; Will New Orleans Violence Hinder Recovery?; Hate Crime Shocks Seattle Community
• Second Strike in Qana in Ten Years; Congo Votes; Women Defy Vatican to Become Priests; California Heat Wave Death Toll Tops 100
• Lebanese Town Abandoned After Bombing; Hezbollah Stronghold in Rubble; Bush Sets Terms for Cease-Fire; Fake Bomb Causes Stir in Atlanta; Family Reunited after Daughter Stranded in Beirut; U.N. Security Council Demands Iran Suspend Nuclear Activities


July 28, 2006
• President Bush Meets With British Prime Minister Tony Blair; California Suffers Record Heat Wave; 'American Idol' Contestants Visit White House
• Relentless Day Over Skies in Middle East With Israel and Hezbollah Both Pounding Dozens of Targets
• Colorado Man Says Killed 48 People; Pictures from the War Zone; Deja Vu in Lebanon From 1983 Attacks
• Condoleezza Rice Will Be Back In Middle East This Weekend; U.N. Pulling Out of Two Observation Posts; Death Toll From California Heat Wave at 112, Could Rise Further


July 27, 2006
• Americans Signing Up to Fight For Israel; New al Qaeda Tape Released; Judge Orders Andrea Yates Committed to State Mental Hospital
• Residents Fleeing Tyre, Lebanon; Arabs, Jews Work Together at Northern Israel's Biggest Hospital; U.N. Reaction to Israeli Airstrike on Observers; Interview with Wounded Lebanese Journalist May Chidiac
• Negotiations Ongoing for Kidnapped Israeli Soldiers; Rockets Continue to Fly Across Lebanon-Israeli Border; No Further Progress in Diplomacy; Bush Signs Child Protection Safety Act
• The Al-Zawahiri Tape; 'Reporter's Notebook'; President Bush Signs Bill Protecting Children


July 26, 2006
• Former President Gerald Ford Hospitalized; Apocalypse Now?; Eight Israeli Soldiers Killed in Lebanon
• Losing Power in Big Cities Across U.S.; International Diplomats Fail to Agree on Cease-Fire Plan; Hussein Lashes Out in Court
• Former President Gerald Ford Hospitalized for Shortness of Breath; Tyre, Lebanon, Frequent Target of Israeli Forces; Haifa Continued Target by Hezbollah Militants
• Doctors in Haifa Work While Hospital Comes Under Fire; Former Terrorist Discusses New Book
• Andrea Yates Found Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity; Other Parties Join Fighting in Lebanon; Shelling Ends Quiet Day in Southern Lebanon Town; No Cease-Fire Yet from International Diplomats; Israeli Soldiers Killed in Hezbollah Ambush


July 25, 2006
• Israeli Ground Troops Target Hezbollah Strongholds; Family Trapped in Lebanon Returns to America; 150,000 Missouri Residents Remain Powerless
• Israeli Airstrikes Against Hezbollah Stronghold Continue; Blogs of War; U.S. Supplies Arriving in Beirut; Is the Apocalypse Near?
• Northern Israel Still Under Attack; Israeli Forces Take Control of Hezbollah Stronghold; Iraqi Prime Minister Visits Washington; U.S. Facilitates Humanitarian Aid to Lebanon


July 24, 2006
• Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice Visits Israel; Israeli Troops Battle Hezbollah in Southern Lebanon
• Two Israelis Killed in Middle East Fighting; Humanitarian Organizations Grapple with Crisis
• Trading Shots, Talking Diplomacy in Middle East; U.N. Appeals for $150 Million in Aid for Middle East; U.S. Mission to Help Evacuate Americans From Lebanon Coming to an End
• Interview with Israeli Ambassador to the U.N.; Toddler Caught in Lebanon Reunites with Mother
• Violence Continues as Secretary Rice Makes Mideast Tour; U.S. Military Delivering Humanitarian Supplies to Lebanon; Syria Demands Proper Channels for Talks; Relief, Fear for Lebanese-American Family


July 21, 2006
• Israeli Forces Mass on Lebanese Border; Life After Work
• Cyprus Crowded with Evacuees; Aid Organizations Struggle to Help Lebanese; Junior Lebanese Kickboxing Team Cannot Return Home; Rice Discusses Mideast Conflict
• Israel Debates Increasing Ground Troops; Medical Services Overburdened in South Lebanon; Diplomatic Options Still on Table, Israel Says; Cyprus Crowded with Evacuees
• More Palestinian Deaths in Gaza; Many Overlooked Faulty Firestone Spares
• Diplomats and Aid Groups Trying to Ease Crisis in Lebanon; Israeli Military Calling Up Reservists; Back to Beirut for Marines
• State Department Briefing


July 20, 2006
• Thousands of Lebanon Evacuees Arrive in Cyprus; Israeli Airstrikes on Beirut Continue
• Annan Issues Diplomacy Update on Mideast Crisis; Troops Launch Anti-Al Qaeda Mission Outside of Kirkuk
• Exodus From Beirut in High Gear; Kofi Annan Condemns Both Sides of Middle East Conflict; Lebanese, Tourists Post Wartime Scenes on Web
• Three Palestinians Killed in Gaza Clashes; Hezbollah Hostage Shares Story; British Open Underway
• U.S. Military Helps Evacuate Americans; Syrians Protest Israeli Attacks; More Casualties in Second Day of Ground War; Evacuees Relieved to Be Home
• Hospital Deaths; 'Reporter's Notebook'; Ambassador Bolton Speaks on Mideast Crisis; British Open Update


July 19, 2006
• Hundreds of Americans Flee Lebanon; Cruise Ship Tips Off Florida Coast; Hundreds Confirmed Dead in Indonesian Tsunami
• Back-And-Forth Attacks in Middle East; Cyprus Getting Crowded With Refugees; Stem Cell Veto
• Bush Vetoes Stem Cell Bill; Thousands Flee Lebanon
• Congress Debates Stem Cell Research; Americans Evacuate Beirut on Cruise Ship; Refugees Pour Into Syria; Cyprus Welcomes Western Evacuees from Lebanon
• Crisis in the Middle East: Exodus From Lebanon


July 18, 2006
• Brief Tour of Damage Given by Hezbollah; NOLA Hospital Death News Conference; Meredith Tay Stuck In Lebanon; Latest on the U.S. Military Mission in Lebanon
• Assistance for Lebanese Fleeing their Homes; Lebanese Cities Turn To Ghost Towns; Three New Orleans Hospital Workers Accused of Mercy Killings
• The Politics of American Evacuations From Lebanon; The Safe Haven of Cyprus
• Westerners Escaping Lebanon; Rockets Rain on Northern Israel
• Secretary of State Rice Meets With Egyptian Foreign Minister, Intelligence Minister; Pelosi Criticizes Law Requiring Americans to Pay Evacuation Costs


July 17, 2006
• Air Raid Sirens Sound Again in Haifa; Power Outage in New York City Subway Train; Condoleezza Rice Headed to Middle East
• TWA Flight 800 Victims Remembered; Heat Wave Hits United States; U.S. Military Evacuates Americans From Lebanon
• Sustained Shelling in Middle East; Desperate to Leave Beirut; Religious Sites Caught in Crossfire of Violence
• Israel, Hezbollah Trade Rocket Fire; U.S., Europe Evacuate Citizens from Lebanon; Heat Wave Sweeps U.S.
• U.S. Navy Destroyer Being Sent to Mediterranean; U.S. Helicopters Took 21 Americans From Lebanon to Cyprus on Sunday; American Trapped in Lebanon Discusses Her Experience
• Crisis in the Middle East; At Least 80 Dead From Tsunami Off Indonesia's Java Island


July 14, 2006
• Hezbollah Leader Declares 'Open War'; Lebanese Prime Minister Speaks Out; Oil Prices Continue to Climb; Rob Sobhani Interview; Evacuating Americans From Lebanon Challenging; Rudy Garcia-Tolson An Amazing Athlete
• Hezbollah Leader: Ready for "Open War" With Israel; People Flooding From Egypt Into Gaza Through Border Hole; California Wildfires Blazing; Difficulties in Efforts to Evacuate Americans from Lebanon; Adib Farha Interview
• Firefight Between Israel, Hezbollah Continues; Bush Attends Summit of World Leaders; California Wildfires Could Merge, Firefighters Fear
• Crisis in the Middle East


July 13, 2006
• Israel Strikes Beirut Airport and Hezbollah Targets; Oil Prices Surge: Plame Lawsuit; Indian Bombings
• Tensions Escalate Between Israeli and Lebanon; Verdict In New Jersey Vioxx Trial; California Wildfires Growing; Judge Halts Jury Selection in Murder Trial of John Evander Couey; Bashar Ja'afri Interview
• Hezbollah Fighters Launch Rockets Into Haifa; Hezbollah Denies Firing Rockets into Haifa; Interview with James Zogby, founder of Arab American Institute
• Lebanon Fires Missiles into Israel; Bush Supports Israel, Urges Resolution; California Wildfires Continue Rampaging
• How's the Crisis Being Covered by Lebanese Media?; Leonards Sue Nationwide Over Hurricane Damages


July 12, 2006
• Israeli Forces Enter Southern Lebanon; Authorities Investigate India Bombings; Key Portion of Boston's Big Dig Remains Shut Down After Deadly Ceiling Collapse; Giant Yellowjacket Nest In Georgia; Poland's President Taps Identical Twin Brother To Be Prime Minister
• Sawtooth Wildfire Out Of Control; Mumbai Bombs Believed to be Powerful Military Explosive; President Bush to Arrive in Germany Today; Outside Baghdad, Rumsfeld Meets With Iraqi Leaders; FDA Approves HIV Drug; Einstein's Letters; Researchers Say Wildfires Becoming More Frequent
• Indian Train Bombings Investigated; Chicago Train Accident a Mystery; Wind Fuels California Wildfire; Rumsfeld Visits Iraq; Astronauts Test New Repair Tools on Space Walk
• Residents Riding Trains Day After Bombings; Mideast 'Act of War'?; Authorities Not Sure Who Is Behind Deadly Mumbai Explosions?


July 11, 2006
• Three-Alarm Fire Near Sacramento; Trial Resumes for Coca-Cola Conspiracy Case; Big Lottery Win for Indiana Factory Workers
• India Blasts Kill At Least 145; The Cost of Caregiving
• Hundreds of People Dead or Hurt After String of Explosions on Mumbai's Railway System; 15 People Injured in Monday's NYC Building Explosion; New Rules for Gitmo
• William Jefferson Appeals Judge's Ruling; Singer LeAnn Rimes Hospitalized
• More Than 100 Killed in Seven Train Explosions in India; Deaths of Two U.S. Soldiers Shown on Internet; Pentagon, Congress Work on New Gitmo Rules; Deficit to Be Lower Than Expected
• Chunks of Big Dig Tunnel Crush Car in Boston; New York City Beefing Up Security on Transit System


July 10, 2006
• U.S. Soldiers Charged in Iraqi Rape and Murder Probe; Italy Celebrates World Cup Victory; U.N. Mulls Japan Resolution on North Korea; Explosions Rock Resort in Northeast Wisconsin
• Jury Selection Underway for Jessica Lunsford Case; Fresno Police Investigating Alleged Rape of 11-Year-Old Runaway; Building Explodes in New York City
• NYC Building Collapse; Sex Offender Law; Task Force Searching for Suspected Serial Criminal in Phoenix; Japan and North Korea
• Three-Story Building in NYC Collapses; Charges Against Soldiers Announced in Rape, Murders; Bloody Weekend of Sectarian Violence in Iraq
• Seeking Resolution; Crisis in the Middle East


July 07, 2006
• Britain Remembers London Bombings One Year Later; Life After Work; FBI Foils Alleged Plot to Blow Up New York City Tunnels
• New York City Terror Plot Uncovered; Horror of London Bombings Summed Up in Single Photograph
• NYC Terror Scheme; Jihad Online: London: One Year Later
• FBI Confirms Disrupted New York City Terror Plot; London Bombings: One Year Later; World Waits for North Korea's Next Move
• Terror Plot to Flood New York Foiled; Bush Holds Wide-Ranging Press Conference; U.K. Remembers Victims of Last Year's Bombings; Soldier Tries to Break Into Airplane Cockpit


July 06, 2006
• New Jersey Lawmakers may be Nearing Agreement to End Government Shutdown; President Engaged in Vigorous Outreach Over South Korea; Gaza Caught in Crossfire as Tensions Between Palestinians and israelis Rise; Beijing to Tibet Express Completes its Maiden Journey; President Bush Turns 60 Today
• New Jersey Progress?; North Korea Threat; Discharged From Duty
• New Jersey Budget Still Deadlocked; A Closer Look at North Korea; America's Top 50 Most Influential Churches; Nominations For Emmy Awards Announced
• Pentagon Keeps Eye on North Korea; U.S. Relying on Allies in North Korean Standoff; Space Shuttle Seemingly Safe for Return; Video of London Suicide Bomber Promises More Attacks: Most Children with Flu Misdiagnosed
• New Jersey Shutdown; North Korea Threat; Ex-GI Accused of Rape, Murder in Iraq; Hans Blix Interview


July 05, 2006
• United Nations Meets to Discuss North Korean Missile Crisis; Former Enron Chairman Ken Lay Dies; New Jersey Casinos Shut Down
• Defending Against Enemy Missiles; State Department News Briefing; Ken Lay's Life and Career; Immigration Battle Rages On; Bush Meets with President of Georgia
• North Korea Tests Missiles to World Condemnation; Ken Lay Dies; Atlantic City Casinos Shut Down Due to Budget Crisis; Miami Terror Suspects Denied Bail; Effectiveness of U.S. Missile Defense System Vital


July 04, 2006
• Space Shuttle Discovery Lifts Off; Interview With Florida Senator Bill Nelson; Citizens Step In To Pay for Military Helmet Upgrades; G.M. Testing the Waters of Fuel Efficient Cars
• Counting Down to Space Shuttle Discovery Launch; Space Shuttle Discovery Has Lifted Off from Cape Canaveral
• Town of Mahmoudiya Investigating Alleged Crimes Against Civilians; Iraqi Outraged Concerning Rape, Murder Allegations; Discovery Prepares to Launch; Warren Buffett's Family Reacts
• Space Shuttle Discovery Prepares for Today's Launch; Former Soldier Charged with Rape and Murder in Iraq; Food Industry's Secret to Marketing; Kobayashi Wins Hot Dog Eating Title Again


July 03, 2006
• Shuttle Launch Delayed Again?; Former U.S. Soldier Charged With Rape and Murder of Iraqi Civilians; Iraq Releases New Most Wanted List; Preparations for Macy's Fireworks Spectacular
• NASA Still Analyzing What Action to Take on Tomorrow's Shuttle Launch; U.S. Army Probing Alleged Rape and Killing by U.S. Soldiers
• America's New Spy Satellite; Illegal Fireworks Blamed for Oregon Fire; Lil' Kim Released From Prison
• Shuttle Flaw Could Lead to Launch Delay; Veteran Charged in Rape-Murder Case; Saddam's Daughter, First Wife on Most Wanted List; Osama bin Laden Calls for Terrorism in Iraq, Somalia; Boeing Awards Employee Stock Bonuses; Israel Blaming Hamas, Syria for Kidnapped Soldier


Next Page