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January 16, 2002
• Attorney General Says John Walker Turned on Country and Must Now Suffer Consequences
• Many Asking Why Isn't John Walker Facing Death Penalty?
• Coast Guard Undertakes Mission to Make 8-Year-Old Florida Boy's Dream Come True
• If an American Has Been Kidnapped in Afghanistan, What Would It Take to Get Him out?
• A Discussion of the Enron Letter
• 'Morning Buzz'
• State Department Says Report of American Hostage in Afghanistan Being Taken Very Seriously
• Forecast for Airline Industry Continues to be Cloudy


January 15, 2002
• New Home Products on Display
• Study Shows More People Than Previously Believed Might Benefit from Taking Aspirin
• President Bush Now Has Associated Food: The Pretzel
• Cape Cod Hit With Genuine Murder Mystery
• Surgery Performed on Detainee in Cuba
• Retail Down Less Than Expected
• U.S., Afghan Bomb Victims Meet; Somalia Next?
• Many Enron Employees Lost Life Savings When Company Filed for Bankruptcy
• New Evidence Suggests Enron Executives Hiding Losses and Reaping Benefits of Company's Inflated Net Worth
• In Eastern Afghanistan, U.S. Wrapping Up Bombing Campaign Against Suspected Al Qaeda Caves
• According to Harvard Law Professor, Word 'Nigger' an Important Part of African-American History
• U.S. Military Moving on After Fierce Bombing Campaign
• In Just a Few Hours, Former Fugitive Christian Longo Expected to be Extradited to Oregon
• At site of World Trade Center Disaster, Workers Have Hit Rock Bottom
• Stench Emanating from Enron Continues to Get Worse
• 'Morning Buzz'
• Off Screen, Kirk Douglas Sunk Lower and Became More Depressed Than Most People Would Ever know
• Coccooning and Nesting Watch Words for 2002


January 14, 2002
• Elliot Gould Remembers "The Fantasticks"
• Prince Harry's Visit to Phoenix House
• Enron Under Congressional, Wall Street Scrutiny
• Interview of Jerry Bruckheimer
• U.S. Pounds al Qaeda Training Camp; Bio-warfare Documents Available
• President Leaves for Tour After Pretzel Incident
• Hoberman's Arch Getting Major Debut in Upcoming Olympics
• How Detainees Will Be Interrogated in Guantanamo Bay
• Interview of William Larach, Enron Shareholders' Attorney
• Sound Off: Does Enron Illustrate Need for Changing Campaign Finance Laws?
• "Time" Article Says Andersen Intentionally Destroyed Documents
• 'Intelligence Briefing'
• President Bush Received Small Abrasion on Cheek and Fat Lip After Brief Fainting Spell
• What Could Have Caused President's Collapse Last Night?
• "Time" Magazine Reports Arthur Andersen & Company Ordered Employees to Destroy Documents Related to Enron Case
• 30 More Al Qaeda and Taliban Unlawful Combatants on Way to Camp X-Ray in Cuba
• Hillary Clinton Saying Government's Formula for Handing Out Aid Not Fair; Tom Ridge Says Nation Now 'Safer Than it Was on September 11th'
• 'Morning Buzz'
• Annual Sundance Film Festival Going on in Utah Right Now
• Thomas Junta Found Guilty of Involuntary Manslaughter


January 11, 2002
• 'Media Roundtable'
• Discussion with Jerusalem Mayor Ehud Olmert
• Flying Above Colorado's Rocky Mountains, Two Tourists and Pilot of Single-Engine Cessna Crash
• September 11 Memorialized in Miniatures, Paint Jobs
• Funeral for First American Soldier to Die by Hostile Fire Will Take Place Today
• Sound-off: Julianne Malveaux, Ann Coulter
• Interview of Sarah Ferguson
• Alleged Assassination Plot Against Florida Governor Jeb Bush
• Five People Have Served as Governor to State of New Jersey in Last Eight Days
• Many Questions Raised About Enron's Political Connections
• Possible Plan to Assassinate Florida Governor Jeb Bush Foiled
• Twenty Taliban and Al Qaeda Prisoners Due to Arrive Today at Guantanamo; Discussion with Senator Joseph Biden
• General Calling Shots in War in Afghanistan from United States
• 'The Morning Buzz'
• Two Tourists and Pilot of Single-Engine Cessna Crash
• Sniper Fire Erupted at Kandahar Airport
• Enron's Auditor Says It Destroyed Documents Related to Case


January 10, 2002
• U.S. Now Holding More Than 350 Detainees at Kandahar Airport
• Discussion with Homeland Security Director Tom Ridge About Olympic Security
• Internet Car Buying a Good Deal
• Second Team Trying to Reach Crash Site in Pakistan
• Interview of Kenneth Starr, Former Independent Council
• Closing Arguments Expected This Morning in Junta Trial
• Government Finally Admitting Connection Between Gulf War Veterans and ALS
• Two Panda Superstars Have Been on Public Display for Past Year and Appear No Worse For Wear
• A Lot of Former Clinton Staffers Running for Political Office
• U.S. Now Holding More Than 350 Detainees at Kandahar Airport
• Seven Marines Killed in Plane Crash
• Seven marines Killed in Crash of Air Tanker
• In Hockey Dad Trial, Closing Arguments Scheduled to Begin in Just a Couple of Hours
• "New York Times" Reports Iran Sending Agents into Afghanistan
• Look at Some of Morning's Top Stories
• Talk with Member of Applied Digital Solutions and Member of Electronic Frontier Foundation
• Deadly Crash of Marine Refueling Plane in Pakistan Reminds Us How Dangerous Military Mission Over There Is


January 09, 2002
• January Effect Fizzles Early
• Insights On The Success of The Military Operations in Afghanistan
• Afghan Detainees, Including Top Al Qaeda May Move This Week To Cuba
• Hockey Dad, Medical Examiner To Take Stand Before Defense Rests
• Interview of Renae Chapman, Wife of Nathan Chapman
• Interview of David Friend, "Vanity Fair" Magazine
• Interview of Maleeha Lodhi, Pakistani Ambassador
• Bush Headlines Fund-raiser For His Brother
• Buchanan Blames Death of Countries on Lower Birth Rates
• Prada Has Opened What May be Most Avant-Garde Store in Entire World
• U.S. Bombs Zawar Kili Camp; Afghan Women Want Jobs Along With Aid
• Testimony From More Children, Junta Expected Today
• The Big Question: Should the Moussaoui Trial be Televised?
• In Afghanistan, American Deaths So Far Have Been Small Compared to Other Wars
• Two Developments This Morning Raise Questions About What Bush Administration Was Willing to Do in Pursuit of Oil
• New Book Say Negotiations by U.S. with Taliban for Oil May Have Interfered With Efforts to Get Bin Laden
• Thomas Junta's Defense Attorneys Have Been Presenting Their Case
• Canada Has Toughest Anti-Smoking Campaign in World
• 'Morning Buzz'
• Muslim Teenager Says She Was Forced to Remove Head Scarf After Passing Through Security at BWI


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