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August 21, 2002
• Terror on Tape: In Training
• Study Finds Ginkgo Ineffective


August 20, 2002
• Interview With Sarah Hughes
• Central European Flooding Worst in 150 Years
• Videos Show Declaration of War on United States
• Average Age for Those with West Nile Symptoms is 54
• Interview with James Greenwood
• Statens May Increase Risk of Nerve Damage
• Interview with Lauren Young
• Receding Floodwaters Give Close Look at Costly Cleanup
• Is Osama Dead or Alive?
• Terror on Tape: Roots of Hatred


August 19, 2002
• Terror or Tape: Chemical Tests
• Returning LSU Students Being Warned of Serial Killer
• Look at Pictures Taken by Camera Faster Than Speeding Bullet
• Brother of Seattle Man Being Held as Part of Government Terrorism Investigation Speaking Out
• Terror on Tape: Look at Road Traveled to Obtain Al Qaeda Tapes
• Senior Bush administration Official Very Troubled By Al Qaeda Tapes
• Pope John Paul II's Four-Day Journey Home to Poland About Over
• For Some Children, School a Source of Real Anxiety
• New York City Fire, Police Departments Needs to Change to Avoid Losses of 9/11 in Future
• In Virginia, No New Leads in Case of Missing Girl
• U.S. Forces Still Examining Darunta Camp
• Gas Could Be Used as Weapon of Mass Disruption
• Interview with Zbigniew Brzezinski


August 16, 2002
• Interview with Rick Schmidlin
• Interview with Michelle Duffey, Sharonda Garrett
• Police Will Not Confirm 911 Claim About Oregon Teens
• Interview with Reiner Vollkommer
• Thousands Attend Candlelight Vigil at Graceland
• Surfing Increasingly Popular Among Women
• Virginia Authorities Issue Amber Alert
• Interview with Rick Wolff
• Interview With Susan Goldberg
• News Making Headlines 'Over There'
• Interview with T.J. Bonner, Jim Tilmon
• Pope John Paul II Starts Four-Day Trip to Homeland
• Authorities Have Possible Suspect in Custody in Kidnapping of Two Oregon Girls
• Clothing Store Caters to Overweight Teens
• Some Parents Turning to Technology to Protect Children
• New Antidepressant Approved by FDA
• Interview with H.F. Cassell
• New Development in Case of Missing Oregon Girls
• Elbe to Crest Later Today


August 15, 2002
• Still No Verdict on Westerfield
• Kidnapper Told Police Baby One Day Old
• Texas Teenager Tried to Stop Abduction
• Interview with Radio City Rockettes
• Workers at E-Ring Section of Pentagon Returning
• ImClone Finger Pointing
• City Councilman Proposes Banning Phones in Public Places
• Interview with Denise Leon, Jim Mangia
• Texas Baby Returned to Family
• Amber Alert Fatigue
• Interview with Shlomo Brom
• Bush Administration Considering Changing Status of Scott Speicher
• Interview with Phil Lempert
• Pope to Retire?
• How Do You Keep Your Kids Safe as Sports Become More Extreme?
• Floodwaters Receding in Historic Prague


August 14, 2002
• Interview with Lauren Young
• 25th Anniversary of Elvis' Death
• Interview with Tom Beaudoin, Rev. Francis Cilia
• Jessica Cortez Home Safe
• Police in Abilene, Texas Searching For Woman Who Snatched Infant
• Interview with Sally Kestin
• Arafat's $1.3 Billion Stash
• Waters Rising, People Suffering Across Europe
• Europe Flooding Death Toll Rises to 88
• Iraqi Opposition Would Welcome U.S. Troops
• Interview with Rodney Ford, Bob Sherman
• Fans Flock to Graceland
• Government to Hold Forum on Hormone Replacement Therapy
• FBI Circulating Photo Resembling Anthrax Suspect
• Interview With Martin Pomeroy
• New Medical Report Out Says Some New Laws Could Make Generation Gap Worse


August 13, 2002
• President Bush Getting Some Advice on U.S. Economy
• Huge Toxic Cloud Over South Asia
• Talk With Actress and Author Marlo Thomas
• U.S. Dismissing Baghdad's Claim U.N. Weapons Inspectors Finished Work Four Years Ago
• Discussion With Larry Lindsey
• Blake's Lawyer Releases More Tapes
• Four-year-old Missing in Los Angeles
• Interview with Edna Campbell
• Interview With Thomas Von Essen
• Family Outing to Park Ends With Desperate Search For One Young Little Girl
• More Workers Taking Employers to Court Citing Health Problems Caused by Toxic Mold
• Interview With Henry Kissinger
• Interview with Tom Morgan
• Attorney Floats New Theory For Blake's Arrest
• Important Diplomatic Meeting in Kabul
• N.Y. Officials Announce Multi-Billion Dollar Transportation Project
• House Committee Looking into Stewart's Sale of ImClone's Stock Gives Her Until August 20th
• Bush Hosting Forum on U.S. Economy
• Q100's 'The Bert Show' Talks About Current Happenings


August 12, 2002
• Interview with Bill Elliott, Jennifer Elliott, Muriel Elliott
• Vin Diesel-Powered Action Thriller Debuts at Number One
• Interview with Armstrong Williams
• Iraq Moving Military Assets
• How Was Florida Newspaper Able to Find Nine Missing Children?


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