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November 16, 2001
• Interview of Edward Girardet, "National Geographic" Journalist
• Implications of Special Operations Troops Engaging Taliban
• Wake Turbulence Can Be Very Dangerous
• Sound-Off: Has Ashcroft Gone Too Far?
• Cave Complexes Extensive; Interview of Niamatullah Arghandabi, Former Mujahideen Fighter
• Pakistan Sending 2,000 Army Troops to Charman Border
• Interview of Thomas Price, Former Diplomat
• Pentagon Wants Total Defeat of Taliban
• Pentagon Signals Shift in Battle Plan
• 'Here's What I Don't Get'
• American Aid Workers Held News Conference Following Captivity in Afghanistan; New Documents Underscore Seriousness of Al Qaeda Nuclear Threat
• Stable, New Government in Afghanistan Could Mean Reduced Supply of Heroin and Opium All Over the World


November 15, 2001
• Saira Shah's New Documentary Shows Life on Afghanistan's Front Lines
• Exploring the Role of Caves in Afghanistan
• U.N. Should Authorize But Not Assemble Peacekeeping Force for Afghanistan
• White House: Caves More Important Than Cities in War in Afghanistan
• International Aid Workers Rescued by Northern Alliance and U.S. Special Operations Forces
• Talk with Two Young Actors in "Harry Potter" Movie
• New Revelations About Brutal Fire Fight Between Taliban and Northern Alliance in Mazar-e-Sharif
• Target: Terrorism: Look at Al Qaeda's Dreadful Recipe Book


November 14, 2001
• Turbulence May Have Played a Role in Crash of Flight 587
• Honk Kong Students Redesign Barbie
• Things Changing Rapidly in Pakistan
• Interview With Rockaways Restaurateur
• Possible Hiding Places for Osama bin Laden
• Friend of Flight 587 Casualty Interviewed
• Interview of Saba Sahar, Spokeswoman for RAWA
• In Afghanistan, Reports of Fighting in Kandahar; Russian President Putin Arrives at Bush Ranch for further Discussions on Nuclear Arms
• Calm Prevails in Kabul; Legal Analysis of Bush's Order for Military Tribunal


November 13, 2001
• Investigation into Crash of Flight 587 Begins in Earnest
• Bush and Putin Forging New Relationships Between Russia and U.S.
• The Fall of Kabul: Northern Alliance Marches into Kabul
• Pentagon Is Pleased and Concerned As Northern Alliance Takes Kabul; Taliban Run For Kandahar to Regroup
• Putin And Bush Begin Three-Day Summit
• The Fall of Kabul: Kabul Taken by Northern Alliance
• Concerns About Quick Power Shift in Kabul; Update on Flight 587 Crash
• Northern Alliance Occupies Kabul Despite Agreement To Wait
• War Room: What a Difference a Day Can Make in Strategy for U.S.-Led War Against Terrorism in Afghanistan
• White House Watches Kabul Capture
• Is Terror Really out of Question in Yesterday's Crash?; Anti- Taliban Forces March into Kabul


November 12, 2001
• Interview of Candice DeLong


November 09, 2001
• Interview with Veterans of World War II and Vietnam
• USS Enterprise's Carrier Air Wing Comes Home Today
• Northern Alliance Claims to Have Taken Key City
• Iowa Lab Destroyed Its Anthrax Sample
• President to Give Governors More Money to Use National Guard at Airports
• Where and What is Mazar-e-Sharif?
• Rockefeller Center Tree Brought From Wayne, New Jersey
• Interview of Toby Gati
• How Does American Red Cross Allocate Donations?
• Project Hopes to Memorialize WTC Victims
• Students In Islamabad Respond to Bombing Campaign
• Public Reaction to Aviation Safety
• This Veteran's Day Weekend, National Parks Taking Part in Event Aimed to Build Hope and Strength
• Perspective From Camp Pendleton
• Homefront Defense Tightens


November 08, 2001
• How the Interest Rate Cuts Affect Your Credit Card Bill
• Interview With Mantill Williams
• Postal Worker's Chilling Call to 911
• Strikes Intensify in Afghanistan
• FLIRs Aid U.S. Military Efforts
• Bush Goes to Atlanta to Visit CDC
• Gallup Poll: Most American Support Military Action
• Daily Bombing Runs Quite Heavy in Kandahar Area
• Senators Want Mental Illness Legislation
• Investigators Follow Nguyen's Trail Using Metro Card; Senator Feinstein Drafts Legislation to Register Labs Working With Deadly Biological Agents
• Afghan Aide Worker's Family Awaits Return
• Haunting Words from Brentwood Postal Worker; President Going to at CDC Later Today; Look at Paperless Mail Industry
• Bush to Give Prime Time Speech
• Las Vegas Workers on Post-9/11 Tourism
• Committee Works On Proposal to Shift Power from Pentagon to CIA


November 07, 2001
• Pentagon Does Little To Mark One Month of Bombing
• Review of the First Month of Bombing Campaign
• Interview with David Cardwell
• Bloomberg Gets By With Some Help From Giuliani
• Roundtable with Workers in Airline Industry About Safety
• "Daisy Cutter" Bomb is Introduced in Afghanistan Campaign
• Heavy Bombing Reported In and Around Kandahar
• Correspondent Banking Is Chink In U.S. Banking Regulation Armor
• 62 Names Added to List of Suspected Financial Helpers of Bin Laden
• Some Economists Optimistic About Recovery
• Concorde Flies Again: Commercial Flights Across Atlantic, First Since Fatal Accident


November 06, 2001
• Voters Go To the Polls in New York City, Virginia, and New Jersey
• Interview of 'National Geographic' Editor-in-Chief Bill Allen on New Collection of Photographs
• America Strikes Back: Weapons of Army Ranger
• Schedule Update for the White House
• USS Enterprise Expected to Return to Port Later This Week
• Some States Disapproving with Microsoft Settlement Reached with Federal Government
• Northern Alliance Claims To Have Captured Town Near Mazar-e- Sharif
• Federal Authorities Investigating Security Breach at O'Hare; Pentagon Disputes Reports of Helicopter Crash
• Reports Anti-Taliban Forces Score Two Strategic Victories; Discussion About Continuing Problems in Middle East
• Race Against Time: Interview of Chip Lyons, U.S. Fund for UNICEF President, on Humanitarian Relief for Afghan Children
• Coast to Coast: Interview of Kansas City, Missouri, Harley Davidson Plant Workers on Our Times
• America Recovers: Interview of 'FORTUNE' Reporter at NYSE Opening
• Election Day in New York City


November 05, 2001
• Firefighters Not Expected to Protest
• CDC Prepares for Potential Smallpox Threat
• Hurricane Michelle Causes Damage in Southern Florida
• Protests at Ground Zero Result in Felony Charges
• Uzbek Government Closes Bridge to Afghanistan


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