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September 30, 2005
• Latest on Fires Ravaging Southern California; 'New York Times' Reporter Judith Miller Will be Released From Jail Today
• California Wildfires; Coming Home; Judith Miller to Testify
• General Richard Myers Retiring; Raging Wildfires in California; Two Hospitals Open In New Orleans; William Bennett Bombshell Comment; Minding Your Business
• Raging Wildfires; Road to Recovery; Miller to Testify; Heightened Violence
• The New Court; Road to Recovery
• New Orleans Universities Struggle to Recover from Katrina; Naval Hospital Goes Through Disaster Drill; Space Tourist #3


September 29, 2005
• Wildfires Rage in Four Southern California Counties; Discussion with Tom DeLay's Attorney
• What Will Happen To the Superdome?; Saving Cattle In Louisiana; Children and Adults Still Missing After Hurricane Katrina; Minding Your Business
• Wildfires Burning Out of Control Near Los Angeles; Katrina One Month Later
• The Difficult Task of Rebuilding New Orleans; Many Evacuees Settle in New Cities
• Small Brush Fire in Southern California Reportedly Now 7,000- Acre Wildfire; Senate Two Hours Away From Vote on Nomination of Judge John Roberts
• Hurricane Katrina One Month Later; What's Next for Republicans With Congressman DeLay Indicted?


September 28, 2005
• Former FEMA Chief Mike Brown Grilled; In New Orleans, Man Who Led Police During Darkest Hour Leaving the Job
• Blame Game; Rita: The Aftermath; War on Terror; Political Fallout
• New Orleans Police Chief Resigns; Future For New Orleans' Lower Ninth Ward; Minding Your Business
• Road to Recovery; Blame Game; Katrina: All Natural?
• President Bush Turning Attention to War on Terror; Police Fallout
• New Jersey Looks into Gas Station Price Gouging; Tricky Insurance Issues After Hurricane Damage


September 27, 2005
• Road to Recovery in Gulf Coast; Lessoned Learned from Levee Breaches; Insurance Storm
• Hurricane Rita's Impact on Gulf Coast
• New Orleans Residents Trickle Back Into Dry Algiers; Anger Boils In St. Bernard Parish Because Flooding Danger Was Never Addressed; Mike Brown Will Get Tough Questioning On Capitol Hill On FEMA Response To Katrina
• Brown to Testify; President Bush on his way to Gulf Coast; Road to Recovery
• Magazine Street Important to New Orleans; Creole in Cameron Parish Under Water; Saving Turkey Creek
• Road to Recovery; Interview With Representative Bobby Jindal


September 26, 2005
• Rita: The Aftermath
• Rita's Devastation; Interview With Port Arthur, Texas, Mayor Oscar Ortiz
• Devastation in Cameron Parish; Bush Considering Military To Lead In Disasters; Levee Repairs Ongoing; Family Relocates Twice Because of Hurricanes
• Look at Hurricane Rita's Impact on the Gulf Coast
• Look at President's Response to Rita; Rita: The Aftermath
• Full Picture of Hurricane Rita's Destruction Comes into Focus


September 24, 2005
• Hurricane Rita Report From Lumberton; Hurricane Rita Report From Baytown; Hurricane Rita Report From Beaumont; Levee Update After Hurricane; Hurricane Rita Report From Lake Charles; Military Response To Hurricane Rita; Report From A Galveston Hospital; Update with Richard Wagenaar
• Hurricane Rita has Continued High Wind and Rain; Assessments of Storm Damage Beginning Already; Flooding and Damage Remain Major Concerns
• Hurricane Rita continues to make landfall on the Gulf coast; Flooding starting to become an issue
• Hurricane Rita Update; Damage In Lumberton, Texas; Levees Hold Overnight in New Orleans; Oil Refineries Might Suffer Damage From Hurricane Rita; Damage in Beaumont, Texas; Hospitals Still Operational After Hurricane; Damage in Port Arthur
• Hurricane Rita Approches Gulf Coast
• Hurricane Rita Comes Ashore


September 23, 2005
• Evacuee Bus Engulfed In Flames Near Dallas; Texas Phone, Power Services Prepare For Rita; Texas Medical Center State Of The Art Disaster Preparedness Includes Flood Gates; Exodus Continues From Houston Area
• Hurricane Rita Barreling Toward Gulf Coast
• Hurricane Rita Update; Houston Traffic Still A Problem; Bill Clinton Speaks About Tsunami Rebuilding and Hurricane Damage; Oil Refineries In Houston Shut Down
• Rita: Category 4
• Hurricane Rita Nears the Gulf Region
• Texas and Louisiana in the Bull's Eye; Unprecedented Evacuation in Texas


September 22, 2005
• Rita: Category 5; Scare in the Air
• Tracking Hurricane Rita's Path; Residents Fleeing Galveston Area
• Hurricane Rita Update; Texas Prepares for Hurricane Rita; New Orleans Evacuees Moving Again; New Orleans Prepares for Hurricane Rita; Minding Your Business
• U.S. Military Swinging into Action Ahead of Hurricane Rita; Confirmation Vote Expected Today on Chief Justice Nominee John Roberts
• Rita Bears Down on Texas; Military Plans for Potential Flooding in New Orleans
• Hurricane Rita, a Category-Five, Aiming Straight for Texas Coast


September 21, 2005
• Hurricane Rita; Grim Task
• Gulf Coast Braces for Hit by Hurricane Rita
• Homeland Security Prepares for Rita; Key Largo Flooded From Hurricane; Hurricane Rita Category Four Storm; Buses Ready In New Orleans for Evacuation; Minding Your Business
• New Details on What Military is Planning to Do Ahead of Hurricane Rita; Interview with Head of New Orleans City Council
• Many Katrina Survivors Uprooted Again as Rita Nears; Can Relief Agencies Keep Up With Demand?
• Gulf Coast Moving Into Action as Hurricane Rita Gets Closer


September 20, 2005
• Tropical Storm Rita; Return Reversed; Cruise Ship Evacuees
• Rita Upgraded to Hurricane, Heading Towards Florida Keys; General Honore Speaks Out
• Rita Beginning to Hit Florida; Residents Returned to New Orleans Told to Evacuate; Is Mayor of New Orleans Up to His Job?; Gretna Mayor: Racism Not Factor in Closing City to Evacuees
• Tropical Storm Rita Update; Key Largo Feeling Affects From Rita; Algiers Residents Evacuating Again; Minding Your Business; New Orleans Saints Play Home Game In New Jersey
• Tropical Storm Rita Throwing Monkey Wrench into Plans to Repopulate New Orleans; Over 200 Police Officers Unaccounted For After Katrina
• Tropical Storm Rita Barreling Toward Florida Keys; President Bush Heading Back to Gulf Coast Region Again Today


September 19, 2005
• Resilient New Orleans Residents Return to Algiers, Set Up Own Distribution Center; North Korea Agrees To End Nuclear Weapons Program
• Tropical Storm Rita; Coming Home; Mayor vs. Admiral; State of Emergency
• Residents and Business Owners Re-enter New Orleans; Government Official Wants New Orleans Safer Before Re-entry; Mississippi Is Cleaning Up; Hurricane Watch Update; Minding Your Business
• In One Mississippi Neighborhood, Death Toll Would Have Been Much Higher Had It Not Been for Two Brave Men; 73-Year-Old New Orleans Grandmother Spent 16 Days Behind Bars
• Visit to Algiers; Coming Home
• Mixed Signals for Residents Returning to New Orleans; In Key West, Evacuations Ordered for Tourists


September 16, 2005
• WWL Radio New Orleans On Air During Katrina, Lifeline to Serve the Public; Now in the News, Widow of Soldier Killed in 'Fragging' Fights to See, Attend Hearings of Accused Soldier
• Presidential Plan; Tropical Storm Ophelia; FEMA's Role; Road to Recovery
• St. Bernard Parish Destroyed; Response to President Bush's Speech; Looking at Insurance Companies Contracts; Hurricane Ophelia May Strike Again
• Much of St. Bernard's Parish Unlivable; Judge Roberts Stands Up Under Questioning; Residents of Gentilly Neighborhood Optimistic; Group Works to Reunite Children, Families
• Bush Promises Relief, Rebuilding in Gulf Coast
• Mayor Plans to Reopen Parts of New Orleans; North Carolina Residents Assess Damage from Ophelia; Louisiana Congressman Responds to Bush Speech


September 15, 2005
• Hurricane Ophelia Hits North Carolina; Louisiana Governor Takes Blame; Mississippi Towns Destoryed; Salt Lake City Home to Evacuees; Restaurants to Reopen
• State of Emergency; Security in the Wake of Hurricane Katrina
• Ophelia Blasts North Carolina Coast; New Orleans Plans for Repopulation


September 14, 2005
• Al Qaeda Taking Responsibility for Series of Car Bomb Explosions in and Around Baghdad; Hurricane Ophelia's Effects Being Already Being Felt Along Carolina Coast
• Charges Filed Against Nursing Home Owners; Search and Rescue Missions Still Ongoing; U.N. Meets in New York; Hurricane Ophelia Update; Starting Over After Hurricane Katrina; Minding Your Business
• Long Road to Recovery in New Orleans; U.S.-World Relations Focus of U.N. Summit
• Mayor Would Like to Reopen Parts of New Orleans; A Series of Car Bomb Explosions in Around Iraqi Capital


September 13, 2005
• Hurricane Katrina: Relief and Recovery; Hunting for bin Laden
• Businesses In New Orleans; Transportation Secretary To Visit Mississippi; L.A. Power Outage; Tropical Storm Ophelia Update; Minding Your Business
• Discussion With Longtime New Orleans Anchor; Road to Recovery
• A Look at the Repair Efforts in New Orleans; Members of Senate Judiciary Committee Beginning to Question John Roberts


September 12, 2005
• Hurricane Katrina Relief and Recovery Efforts
• Bush Visits New Orleans; Lessons Learned From Hurricane Hugo; Palestinians Move Freely in Gaza Strip
• Bush Returns to New Orleans; Road to Recovery; Battling Cancer
• Talk With Manager of Johnny White's Sports Bar; New Orleans Finally Showing Signs of Progress
• President George W. Bush to Survey Damage in New Orleans; Judge John Roberts to Face Senate Judiciary Committee
• President Bush Goes Inside New Orleans to See Full Extent of Devastation; Confirmation Hearings for Judge John Roberts Gets Under Way


September 11, 2005
• Siblings Read Names at 9/11 Site; Will Homeowner's Insurance Pay for Katrina Damage?; Border Patrol Searches for Survivors, Bodies in New Orleans
• Fourth Anniversary of 9/11
• North Carolina Governor Declares States of Emergency


September 10, 2005
• The Aftermath Of Hurricane Katrina
• The Aftermath Of Hurricane Katrina
• FEMA Changes: Brown Is Out, Debit Card Plan Halted; New Orleans Body Count Expectations Lowered as Floodwaters Recede; Tropical Storm Ophelia Could Hit Carolinas as Hurricane; Celebrity Telethons for Katrina Victims Hit Airwaves
• The Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina
• FEMA Stops Giving Out Debit Cards; Iraqis Watch Outpour For Hurricane Victims; Cancer Patients Search For Treatment Centers; Shrimping Industry Injured By Hurricane


September 09, 2005
• State of Emergency After Hurricane Katrina; Congress Gives More Money To Victims of Hurricane; Survivor's Family Member Off To Iraq
• State of Emergency; Cutting Back on Gas
• Congress, President Work into Night to Deliver $52 Billion in Relief Money; Police Making Holdouts Leave Homes by Force


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