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May 22, 2002
• At 18, Australian Jesse Martin Became Youngest Person Ever to Circumnavigate Globe Solo
• Terror Threats Made Known
• Magician Standing on Pole in New York 35 Hours
• New Study Shows Some Personal Trainers Can't Make Grade
• Talk With Magician David Blaine
• Interview With Sen. Arlen Specter
• Look at Some of This Year's Best Commercials
• White House Opposed to Independent Investigation About Possible Intelligence Errors Before 9/11
• Latest Terror Warning Has New York City on Alert
• While Coalition Forces Hunting Through Caves For Enemy, Afghan Army Pursuing Another Offensive


May 21, 2002
• Political Strategists Look at Bush 9/11 Intelligence Reaction
• Nuclear Weapons Expert Looks at U.S.-Russian Negotiations
• FBI Suicide Bomb Warning Not Meant to Be Released
• In Less Than Two Weeks, Recovery Work at Ground Zero Will Come to Symbolic End
• New Book Says Media Surrogate Parent to Millions of American Children
• Chairman Discusses Commission That Warned of 9/11 Years Ago
• Trial of Birmingham Church Bomber Nears Close
• Investigation Into Special Forces Casualty Begins
• FBI Warns of Apartment Terror Strikes
• Cannes Film Festival Includes Glimpse of Scorsese Film
• Last Minute Memorial Day Travel Booking Tips
• New Hope Today For Women Suffering From Most Severe Form of PMS
• Pennsylvania Community Wants Answers in Series of Student Deaths
• Interview with First Lady Laura Bush
• First Lady First Person From White House to Speak Directly to Afghan People Since War
• Head of FBI Issues Warning About Suicide Bombings in U.S.


May 20, 2002
• Suicide Bombings Rock Israel Yet Again
• Vice President Warns of Terror Threats
• Klaas President Discusses Trial of Van Dam Murder Suspect
• Court TV Reporter Discusses Skakel Murder Trial
• Administration Warns of New Terrorism
• U.S. Soldier Killed in Afghanistan
• Special Forces Train New Afghan Army
• Look at Latest Sensation in Performance Art World
• NYPD-FDNY Football Game Held
• Interview with Susan Campos, 'Entertainment'
• Pennsylvania School District Stricken with Six Deaths
• Is There Anything More Annoying Than Stream of Junk E-Mail You Receive Almost Daily?
• Authors Discuss Healthiness of Favorite Fast Foods
• Media: Unpatriotic, or Timid?
• U.S. Soldier Killed in Afghanistan
• The Big Question: Senators Discuss Terrorist Threat
• Interview of Linda Bigos, East Pennsboro Superintendent
• Expert Panel Recommends Tamoxifen Despite Study
• Officials Say al Qaeda Planning Attack as Big as 9/11
• Are Americans Safer from Terrorism Now?


May 17, 2002
• Priest Charged With Abuse Possible Suicide
• Firefighters Ass'n VP Discusses Ground Zero Recovery End
• Daughter of 9/11 Victim Discusses Intelligence Allegations
• Air Terror Warnings Had Long History
• Woman Discusses Dog That Saved Child's Life
• Interview with Cindi Leive, Olivia Barker
• How Will 'Star Wars' Fare This Weekend?
• Networks Revamp Prime-time Schedules
• Interview with Rep. Dick Gephardt, House Minority Leader
• 55th Annual Cannes Film Festival Kicks Off This Week
• Chauffeur Testifies in Skakel Trial
• Controversy Brewing Over 9/11 Warnings
• New Research Suggests Drinking Milk May Protect You From Getting Colon Cancer
• In Cuba, Former President Carter Wrapping Up Historic Five-Day Trip
• Pakistani Police Believe Body Found in Karachi is Daniel Pearl
• Operation Condor Already Reporting Casualties


May 16, 2002
• Interview with Joe Torre, New York Yankees Manager
• Settlements Are Key Issue in Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
• 40 Members of Congress Call For Lifting of Cuba Embargo
• Victims of Child Abuse Not Predisposed to Becoming Abusers
• Interview with Christina Silvas, Exotic Dancer
• Interview with Sen. Richard Shelby
• Bush Warned of Possible Hijack Plot
• Airline Uniforms, Cyanide Stolen in Separate Truck Thefts
• Preview of CBS's and Fox's Fall Lineups
• Signs Mosquito-Borne West Nile Virus Could be Heading West
• Overseas, U.S. Troops on Move This Morning
• Flooding Continues in Midwest; Interview with Eric Washburn
• Interview with Jeffrey Lampinski, FBI
• Bush Warned of Possibility of al Qaeda Hijacking
• 'Star Wars' Opened at Midnight Last Night


May 15, 2002
• 'Wall Street Journal' Reporter: Retailers Overhauling Return Policies
• Baseball One of Several Common Features Between U.S. and Cuba
• Interview with Sen. Bob Graham, Intelligence Committee
• Rushton Skakel May Testify Today in Son's Trial
• Minority Admissions at U. Michigan Law, Controversial Florida Lake
• Democrats on Attack Over Fund-Raising Photo
• House Speaker Hastert Discusses Controversy in Bush Campaign
• Bush 9/11 Publicity Photo Causes Uproar
• Baltimore Man Who Shot Priest Awaits Bail Hearing
• A Look at ABC's Fall Lineup
• Carter Pushes Cuban Petition in Uncensored Speech
• The Big Question: Can You Actually Burn Calories Doing Housework?
• Documents Show Catholic Leaders Had Evidence Shanley Was Psychologically Damaged Beyond Repair
• Are Anti-Drug Ads Paying Off?
• Democrats Accusing Republicans of Exploiting September 11 Attacks for Political Advantage


May 14, 2002
• Sound Off: Who Is Getting What Out of Carter Cuba Trip?
• Prosecution Will Not Call Thomas Skakel
• Interview with Alicia Powers, High School Senior
• System in Cuba Has Gotten Some Things Right
• Rumors Begin About Hillary Clinton Run for Veep
• New 'Star Wars' Movie Opens Nationwide in Two Days
• Preview of Fall Television Season
• Carter Tours Cuba; Interview with Judith Miller


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