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March 12, 2002
• One of Most Dramatic Stories Coming Out of 9/11 Was That of Howard Lutnick, CEO of Cantor Fitzgerald
• Local Law Enforcement Played Crucial Role in Averting What Could Have Been Deadly Attack
• Closing Arguments Will Begin Shortly in Trial of Andrea Yates
• Vice President Dick Cheney Could be Setting Stage for Strike Against Iraq?
• The Big Question: What is Terror Threat Level Right Now?
• China Asking U.S. for Explanation About Report It's On List of Possible Nuclear Strike Targets
• Female Students Expressing Desire to Defend Themselves


March 11, 2002
• "New York Times" Profiles the Lives of 9-112 Victims
• Impact of September 11 Felt in America's Heartland
• Pentagon Rises From the Ashes of September 11
• Look at Fire Squad That Lost Six to 9/11 Attacks
• Italian Journalist Describes Return to Ground Zero
• Gov. Pataki Discusses New York's Post-9/11 Recovery
• Scene Outside Firehouse Devastated by 9/11 Attacks
• Interview of Linda Perry Thorpe, Widow of 9/11 Victim
• Reporter's Notebook: 9/11
• Downtown New York Economy Still Hit
• Interview of Bernard Kerik
• Talk With Senior Presidential Adviser Karen Hughes
• 09-11 Started as Crystal Clear Morning, But Ended in Tragedy
• In Six Months Since 9/11, Government's Issued Four Broad Terrorist Alerts
• Bloomberg Faces Challenge of Walking in Giuliani's Shoes
• On 09-11, Passengers Aboard United Airlines Flight 93 Voted to Do Something Extraordinary
• Place That Saw Most Devastation on 09-11 Was Downtown New York
• The story of United Flight 93 is a story of real-life heroes
• New York's Firefighters Were at Their Bravest on 09-11


March 08, 2002
• Two Columns of Powerful Light Will Rise From Lower Manhattan on Six-Month Anniversary of 9-11
• Look at "The Laramie Project" an HBO Movie About Bigotry, Tolerance, Hate and Hope
• Fort Worth Police Find Out Story Behind Body by Side of Road Hit by Car
• Kmart to Close 284 Stores; New Gadgets to Make Life Easier
• Look at Conjurer Steve Cohen
• Can Oscars Be Bought?
• Interview of Michelle Long, Don Long, Lori Brigham
• Interview of Taji Moore, Purple Heart Recipient
• Sound Off: Did U.S. Military Send in Ground Troops Too Early?
• U.S. Troops Perform Well in Combat
• Unknown Illness Hits Afghans
• Israeli Soccer Team Light in Dark Days
• Director Discusses 9/11 Fund
• New York Fireman Discusses Work at World Trade Center
• Rosie O'Donnell is Out and Proud of It
• Operation Anaconda, War Continue
• In Operation Anaconda, U.S. and Afghan Fighters Battling Not only Terrorists, But Also High-Altitude Cold
• In Britain, Severely Paralyzed Woman Asking for Right to Die
• Terrorist Group Has Been Holding American Missionaries for Nearly a Year
• Jerry Seinfeld Buys Own Garage
• U.S. Sending Former General Anthony Zinni Back to Middle East


March 07, 2002
• Foundation Formed In Daniel Pearl's Name Seeks To Teach Tolerance
• Female Polar Bear Taken From Circus in Puerto Rico
• Does Mrs. Gary Condit Have a Case?
• Threat of Muslim Extremism Widespread in Southeast Asia
• Another Suicide Bombing in West Bank
• Reports Based on Intercepted E-Mails That Al Qaeda Fighters Trying to Regroup
• Former Vatican Ambassador Discusses Abuse Cases
• Hubble Gets New Camera
• Iraq in U.N. Talks Over Weapons Inspectors
• The Big Question: Is Retirement at 65 Now Just a Dream?
• Sen. Leahy Discusses Bush Court Nominee
• Battle for Gardez Rages On
• With Americans Living Longer, They're Facing New Questions About Retirement
• Is Paul McCartney's Plan to Marry Fiancee Driving a Wedge Between Him and Children From First Marriage?
• American B-52s and Fighter Jets Pounding Opposition Forces in Eastern Afghanistan
• Iraq's Deputy Foreign Minister Said Iraq Anticipating and Preparing for U.S. Assault
• Defense in Andrea Yates' Trial Has Rested
• Pentagon Says We May Never Know Precisely How U.S. Navy SEAL Neil Roberts Died


March 06, 2002
• 'Sports Illustrated' Pieces Together Surprising Allegations in Jayson Williams Case
• More Than 60 Gruesome Pictures From Columbine Crime Scene Have Been Leaked
• Interview of Linda, Loretta Sanchez
• Interview of Benazir Bhutto, Former Prime Minister of Pakistan
• Al Qaeda, Taliban Put Up Fierce Resistance
• Tiger Woods and Britney Spears Each Have New Video Games Coming Out
• Sound Off: More Turmoil at ABC News This Morning
• Scandal-plagued Condit Loses Primary
• Priest, Lawyer Discuss Suspension for Abuse
• The Big Question: Do Women in Business Play by Different Rules?
• Stories of Soldiers' Deaths Out
• Olympic Gold Medalist Jimmy Shea Will be Getting a Hero's Welcome
• Dramatic New Study Links Air Pollution to Lung Cancer
• New Details Beginning to Emerge About Operation Anaconda
• Fashion Designers Already Focused on Next Fall
• Ashcroft Says No End in Sight to Kinds of Security Alerts We Have Seen Since 09-11
• Operation Anaconda Has Led to Bloodiest Fighting in Five-Month Old War


March 05, 2002
• Interview with Condit and Cardoza Campaign Managers
• California Voters to Decide Political Races Today
• More Violence in the Middle East
• Security Specialists: New York Nuclear Threat
• Defense Calls Yates Psychiatrist
• Operation Anaconda Continues in Paktia Province of Afghanistan
• Ozzy and Harriet Make Way for Ozzy Osbourne
• New York Angered Over Terrorist Intelligence Gap
• Expos Could Be Starting Final Season
• Defense in Dog Mauling Murder Trial About to Begin Case
• Interview of Shirley Dreifus, Spiros Kopelakis
• HP-Compaq Merger Decision Expected Today
• Intense Fighting Marks Anaconda Campaign
• Alarming Escalation of Violence in Middle East
• Deadly Escalation of Violence in Middle East
• Rutgers University Study Revealed Epidemic of Cheating Among High School Students
• Is It Too Risky for Older Women to Have Babies?
• Shuttle Astronauts Winding Up Second Spacewalk


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