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January 10, 2005
• Palestinians Have a New Leader Today; 'Kamber & May'


January 07, 2005
• UNICEF Working with Children on Psychological Health; Colin Powell Shares Thoughts on Disaster; Brother of Missing Man Urges U.S. to Aid Recovery Efforts
• TV Host Under Fire For Promoting Bush Agenda After Being Paid
• But Secretary of State Colin Powell is touring Sri Lanka; Rumsfeld Ordering Wide-Reaching Review on the Ground in Baghdad
• Andrea Yates' Conviction Overturned; 'Extra Effort'
• In Indonesia, Much of Relief Now Focusing on Getting to Remote Areas; 79-Year-Old Man Arrested For Murders Authorities Say He Committed More Than 40 Years Ago
• U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan Touring Banda Aceh; Department of Homeland Security Cuts Funding for New Jersey


January 06, 2005
• Many Unanswered Questions About Missing; Thai Interior Minister Discusses Aid Efforts; Gonzales Confirmation Hearing to Begin
• Unknown Number of Americans Missing After Tsunami; Gonzales Begins Confirmation Hearings
• Children of South Asia Have Seen More Horror, Felt More Pain Than Most People Will Ever Know; Accused Marine Deserter Missing Again
• Missing Marine; Winter Storm; On Terror's Trail
• Identify the Dead; Confirmation Hearings for Alberto Gonzales
• Casualty List Grows of Americans Lost in Tsunami; Search on For Someone Trying to Buy Large Quantity of Explosive Material


January 05, 2005
• Rain Hampers Sri Lanka Relief Efforts; Children Return to School
• Father Searching for Boy, 2 1/2; U.N. Evaluating Needs of Tsunami Disasters; Winter Storm Hits the Midwest
• Helping the Smallest Survivors; Stunning Destruction Facing Relief Workers
• Powell Tours Region Devastated by Tsunami; Survivor's Story; Gonzales Confirmation Hearing
• U.S. Marines Arrive to Aid Tsunami Victims in Asia
• Worries About Safety of Children Who May be Orphaned, Abandoned Now That Disaster Has Waned; Americans Desperately Awaiting Word of Loved Ones


January 04, 2005
• Frustrating, Difficult Times For Those Who Are Searching For Their Loved Ones; Governor of Baghdad Assassinated
• Numbers of Dead Continue to Grow; Governor of Baghdad Assassinated
• A Massive Relief Effort for Tsunami Survivors; Unspeakable Agony in Sweden
• Turning the Tide; Interview with Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist
• USS Abraham Lincoln Providing Aid to Tsunami-Ravaged Countries; Once Political Foes, Former Presidents George Bush, Bill Clinton Now Allies for a Common Cause
• Discussion With President of Red Cross; Problems with Prozac


January 03, 2005
• Tsunami Survivor Found; Interview With Congressman Jim Leach
• Huge Number of People Still Missing in Thailand; Stories of Survival; Snowed In
• Massive Tsunami Relief Efforts Underway; Survivors Speak Out
• Massive Tsunami Relief Campaign Underway; Snow Engulfs Sierra Nevada Region
• Momentum Builds in Tsunami Relief Efforts
• Aid for Tsunami Victims Now Pouring in For Sri Lanka; Could It Happen Here?


December 31, 2004
• Amid Catastrophic Losses, Heartwarming Stories of Survival
• Tamil Tiger Rebels Open Up Sri Lankan Civil War Area to Incoming Aid; Osama Bin Laden Still Huge Terror Threat in 2005
• Indonesia Suffering Largest Human Loss From Tsunamis; Relentless Series of Storms Rambles Across California, Nevada and Arizona
• Vacationing Family Uses Medical Training to Help Tsunami Victims; Relief Efforts in Phuket
• Tsunami Disaster Relief Efforts; Survivor Story; Interview With New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg


December 30, 2004
• On Day Five of Tsunami Disaster, Extent of Death and Destruction Continues to Grow
• Day Five of Tsunami Disaster; Relief Efforts Coordinated Worldwide
• Tsunami Disaster Relief Presents Complications
• Tsunami Disaster; 'CNN Security Watch'; '2004: The Last Word'
• Tsunami Death Toll Tops 116,000; Survival Stories; Four-Nation Coalition to try and Organize Humanitarian Relief
• More Than 116,000 People Confirmed Dead


December 29, 2004
• Tsunami Death Toll Now Nearly 68,000, With Nearly Half in Indonesia
• Death, Devastation and Disease Left in Wake of Southeast Asia Tsunamis
• Loved Ones of Those Missing Call for Information; Parts of Sri Lanka Inaccessible, Slow to Get Aid; World Debates Whether U.S. Sending Enough Aid
• Threat of Health Crisis Looms Over Southeast Asia; More Than Half of Total Death Toll is in Indonesia; President Busch Scheduled to Speak on Disasters Today
• President Bush Delivers Statement About Tsunami Disaster
• Tsunami Disaster; '2004: The Last Word'


December 28, 2004
• Perhaps Greatest Relief Effort Ever Mounted Under Way
• The Growing Toll; Interview With Colin Powell; Could it Happen Here?
• Number of Tsunami Victims Still Growing
• Aid Rushes into Southeast Asia After Tsunamis; Dairy Industry Claims Calcium in Milk Helps Weight Loss
• Relief Efforts in Sri Lanka; 'The Last Word'; Best/Worst Ads of Year
• International Relief Teams Fanning Out to Start Massive Recovery in Southern Asia


December 27, 2004
• Tsunami Disaster; 'The Last Word'; '90-Second Pop'
• Asia Quake Death Toll More Than 23,000; Election Woes; Ground- Breaking Gadgets
• Relief Effort Underway Following Tsunami Disaster in Southeast Asia; Yushenko Claims Victory in Ukraine Elections
• Death Toll From Southeast Asian Tsunami Still Rising
• Death Toll Rises in Southeast Asia After Major Earthquake; Airline Mistakes Caused Travel Hassles in U.S.
• Officials in Southeast Asia Concentrating on Trying to Contain Devastation From Deadly Tsunamis; '90-Second Pop'


December 24, 2004
• Retailers Anticipate Post-Christmas Gift Card Redemption
• Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld's Surprise Visit to Troops
• Separation Anxiety; Spirit of Christmas; New Holiday Novel
• Rumsfeld's Surprise; Stranded for Christmas; T.D. Jakes Message
• Donald Rumsfeld in Iraq Today; Conversation With Senator Barack Obama


December 23, 2004
• How Did a Suicide Bomber Get Past Security at U.S. Base in Mosul?; A Change in Procedures for Airport Patdowns
• Winter Storms Hit the Midwest; Examining the Role of Conservative Christians in Bush's Re-election
• Rumsfeld's Defense; Winter Freeze; Space Diet
• Travel Security Changes; Mosul Blast Investigation
• Winter Storms Hit the Midwest; Examining the Role of Conservative Christians in Bush's Re-election
• What Will it Take to Keep the Enemy Out of Military Bases in Iraq?; Winter's One-Two Punch


December 22, 2004
• Could Attack in Mosul Have Come From Within?; Major Winter Storm Hitting at Just the Wrong Time
• Wounded Troops To Arrive in Germany For Treatment; 'They've Got the Goods'
• Wounded Troops; E-mail Fight
• 'Kamber & May'; 'Paging Dr. Gupta'
• '90-Second Pop'; Discussion with Ken Jennings
• Investigation Under Way into Deadly Attack on U.S. Dining Hall; In Maryland, Six People in Custody in Connection with Arson


December 21, 2004
• Winter Travel; President Bush's Agenda; Politics of Christmas
• Another Painkiller Getting a Warning From the FDA; E-mails That Led Police to Lisa Montgomery
• At Least 22 Killed in Blast Near Mosul
• 'Political Jab'; Funeral Services Held Today for Missouri Woman Whose Baby Was Cut From Her Womb
• Yet Another Pain Reliever Under Close Scrutiny Today; Surprise Trip to Baghdad for Tony Blair


December 20, 2004
• Ice-Cold Awakening for Much of the Country; New Details in a Gruesome Crime
• Interview with San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom; FDA Keeps Celebrex on Market
• Stolen From the Womb; Interview With William Bratton; The Michael Jackson Case
• Debates over Iraq Strategies Focus on Rumsfeld; Beating the Winter Blues
• Violence in Iraq; 'They've Got The Goods';
• Woman Accused of Killing Expectant Mother, Stealing Unborn Baby on Way to Federal Court; Temperatures Plunging Below Zero


December 17, 2004
• Lawmakers Lose Confidence in Defense Secretary Rumsfeld; Amber Alert Issued for Stolen Fetus
• Donald Rumsfeld: Should He Stay or Should He Go?; Horrifying Amber Alert Issued in Missouri
• Long Fight Culminates at Signing of Intelligence Reform Bill; Pfizer Announces Studies on Celebrex Safety; '90 Second Pop'
• 9/11 Reform Bill Becomes Law; Internal Criticism Rises Against Rumsfeld
• 'Gimme a Minute'; FDA Approves New Drug to Treat Insomnia; Two- Man Crew of International Space Station on a Mandatory Diet
• Intelligence Reform; Future of NASA; '90-Second Pop'


December 16, 2004
• Transit Strikes Underway in NYC
• Breaking News: Bin Laden Tape?; Interview With Governor Mitt Romney; Holiday Shipping
• New Osama Bin Laden Audio Tape Surfaces; Health Officials Learning How to Save Most Lives in Event of Anthrax Attack
• New Bin Laden Tape Surfaces; Details of Chemical Ali's Upcoming Trial Unknown; Police Examining Package for Clues to Serial Killer
• New Audio Tape Said to be From Osama Bin Laden Shows Up on Arabic Web Sites; New Study Says Produce Today Contains Fewer Nutrients Than 50 Years Ago
• Discussion With Kerik's Lawyer; Los Angeles Authorities Concerned Shoulder-Launched Missiles Could be Used Against Civilian Aircraft


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