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American Morning

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March 28, 2002
• President's Nominee to be Surgeon General Has Taken Very Eventful Route
• The Big Question: Will You be Next Victim of Identity Theft?
• 'Playboy' to Feature 'Women of Enron'
• IRS Says Millions Using Off-shore Credit Cards
• Terrorism Addressed at Arab Summit
• Man Puts Two Million Miles on His Volvo
• Prince Saud Al-Faisal Discusses Arab League Summit
• Preview of the Mini Cooper
• The Big Question: What is Behind the New Threat Against Americans Abroad?
• Suicide Bombing Expected to Trigger Major Retaliatory Assault by Israel
• More Strife and Loss of Life in Middle East


March 27, 2002
• Oscar Ratings Down
• USS Roosevelt Approaches Port
• Yasser Arafat Addresses Arab Summit Decision
• Families: Death Too Easy on Terrorists?
• Americans Who Tried to Enter Israel Planned Attack
• Leaders Quit Arab Summit
• Palestinian Refugees Dealing With Harsh Realities of Israeli Occupation
• Exclusive Footage of Capture of Key Al Qaeda Leader
• In Paris, Deadly Shooting Rampage Has Left Eight People Dead
• More than 5,000 Servicemen and Women of Operation Enduring Freedom About to Get Some Rest
• Talk with Actor Chris Lawford
• Will Departure of CEO Joseph Berardino Save Andersen?


March 26, 2002
• Competition Has Students Building the Best Bots
• Sammy 'The Bull' Gravano Facing Possible 20-Year Prison Sentence for Running Drug Ring
• Two Squadrons Serving Aboard USS Roosevelt Coming Home
• In Ridgewood, New Jersey, Community Has Scheduled 'Family Night'
• Interview of Rep. Edward Markey (D), Massachusetts
• Interview with Blake Morrison, Reynold Hoover
• Al Qaeda May Have Learned from Anaconda
• Talk with Former Indiana Head Coach Bob Knight
• Two Squadrons That Served Aboard USS Roosevelt Coming Home
• Today Marks 20th Anniversary of Groundbreaking for Vietnam Veterans Memorial
• The Big Question: Are Some Women Quitters?
• Reporter Discusses Investigation of Woman Who Killed Children
• Plaintiff, Attorney Discuss Slavery Reparations Lawsuit
• Afghanistan Hit by Earthquakes
• When Summit of Arab Nations Gets Under Way, Arafat May Not Be There
• Washington Insiders Have Become Hot Commodity in Primetime Television
• Talk With Former U.S. Ambassador to Israel
• Big Homecoming For Some of Sailors and Flyers Involved in Operation Enduring Freedom


March 25, 2002
• Story Behind Academy Award Winner 'The Accountant'
• The Big Question: Should Schools Decide if Kids Are Overweight?
• Hollywood History Made at Oscars
• Interview with Nick Lemann, "The New Yorker"
• Interview with Pat O'Brien, "Access Hollywood"
• Oscars Big Night For 'A Beautiful Mind', Berry, Washington
• 74th Academy Awards Ceremony Had Some Memorable Moments
• Interview With William Bennett
• Binge Drinking in College Still High
• Berry Takes Oscar, Loses Purse
• The Big Question: Who Were Best Dressed Stars at Oscars Last Night?
• Palm Sunday Sermons Overshadowed by Scandal That's Haunting Catholic Church
• A Historic Night at the Oscars
• Some of Damage Done by Taliban May Be Difficult to Reverse


March 22, 2002
• Justice Department v. Oregon in Assisted Suicide
• Sunday's Academy Awards Being Held at New, Smaller Venue
• Exhibit Looks Closely at Faces
• Interview of John Singleton, Director
• Interview of Bill Nye, The Science Guy
• Ten-Year-Old Fatally Attacked by Rottweilers
• Pacific Command Head Discusses Fighting al Qaeda in Indonesia
• Woman's Lawyer, Prosecutor Discuss Dog Mauling Trial
• Law Would Compel Catholic Church to Report Abuse
• Bigtime Crime Wave in Britain
• Owners of Dogs in Dog Mauling Trial Found Guilty of Murder and Manslaughter Charges
• President Bush Scheduled to Arrive in Lima, Peru Tomorrow
• Was Dog Mauling Case Verdict the Right One?


March 21, 2002
• Fancy Makeup a Star at Oscars
• Interview with Senator Bill Frist (R), Tennessee
• Interview With Nedra Ruiz, Jim Hammer, Kimberly Guilfoyle- Newsom
• Dog Mauling Jury Nears Complete Verdict
• The Big Question: Will the FBI Ever Catch Eric Rudolph?
• Look at Oscar Night Makeup
• Reporter Discusses Buying Beauty Contest
• Prosecutor, Widow Discuss Legal Aftermath of 9/11
• Pope Comments on Abuse Allegations
• Pure and Simple Prediction for Fashion at Oscar Awards
• President Bush Leaves on Four-Day Tour of Latin America
• Just Who is Defense Attorney Nedra Ruiz?
• Is It Becoming Too Dangerous for Americans to Travel Abroad?
• The Big Question: How Do You Protect Your Child From Online Sexual Predators?
• Cracking Down on Network of Online Child Pornography


March 20, 2002
• Interview of Sam Rubin, KTLA Entertainment Editor
• The Big Question: What's the Hottest New Thing on Wheels?
• Look at Annual Ritual That is Just Duckie
• U.S. Troops Returning from Front Lines in Eastern Afghanistan to Await New Orders
• Abuse Allegations Hit Collection Plates
• Former Director Discusses FBI Overhaul
• Jeff Greenfield Looks at Elections
• Sixty-Three-Year-Old Donald McSweeney of Hawthorne, Florida Lucky to be Alive
• Interview of Nedra Ruiz, Michael Cardoza
• Pentagon To Announce Trial Format Tomorrow; U.S. Base Under Fire
• Look Inside Oscar Factory in Chicago
• High Drama and Emotional Pleas in Dog Mauling Trial
• The Big Question: Will We Ever Know the Truth About EgyptAir Flight 990?
• Brittanie Cecil Dies as Result of Being Struck by Errant Hockey Puck
• Newly Released Study Finds Calcium-Rich Diet Can Have Benefits for Men
• At Least Seven Killed When Suicide Bomber Blew Himself Up in Northern Israel


March 19, 2002
• MTV's New Family Sitcom 'The Osbournes' a Smash Hit


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