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September 18, 2005

• Debate Continues on When Residents Should Return to New Orleans
• The Slow Road To Recovery Begins In Algiers, New Orleans; A Behind The Scenes Look At Thad Allen
• Residents Begin To Reenter Algiers Area Of New Orleans; National Center Continues Frustrating Work Of Reuniting Families
• Local New Orleans TV Station Remained On Air Through Crisis; Afghanistan Holds Successful Parlimentary Elections

September 11, 2005

• New Polls Show Racial Divide On Bush Handling of Hurricane; Police, Firemen from Around the Country Flock to Help Biloxi, Gulf Region; Tragic, Desperate 9/11 Calls of Flood Victims At Height of Storm
• New Orleans Voluntary Evacuation Continues After Hurricane Katrina
• New Orleans Evacuation No Longer Mandatory?; 9/11 Remembrance Across U.S.; Hurricane Ophelia Sits off Carolina Coast
• Dalai Lama Speaks; Rescue, Recovery Continues In Louisiana
• Interview with Ed Shultz; Hurricane Ophelia Makes Way Towards Carolina Coast
• Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina; Anniversary of 9/11

September 04, 2005

• Some Refuse to Leave Homes in Flooded City; New Orleans Mayor Estimates Dead in Thousands; Coast Guard Works Tirelessly to Rescue Survivors; Church Services Carry on Without Church; Bush Considers Supreme Court Options; Astrodome Process Thousands of Survivors
• Chief Justice William Rehnquist Dies; Volunteer Nurse Shares View of Evacuation; George McGovern Lends Hand to Aid Evacuees; Rescues Continue, Pumping to Begin; Help Reaches Elderly Man Trapped in Home
• Interview with Russel Honore, Interview with Johnny Dupree
• Bush Makes Statement About Rehnquist's Death

August 28, 2005

• Hurricane Katrina Continues To Barrell Towards Louisiana Coast
• Katrina Continues Its Track Towards New Orleans; Sunni Arabs Protest Iraqi Draft Constitution, Call It Illegal

August 21, 2005

• New Computer Simulation Helps Marines Train For Iraq; San Francisco Player Dies After Game
• Mechanics Strike at Northwest Airlines Continues
• Palestinians March on Parliament; Pope Benedict XVI Finishes Up World Youth Day Appearance
• Pope Hosts Youth Day in Cologne

August 14, 2005

• Israelis Begin to Leave Gaza Settlements
• Interview with Libby Gill; Crawford, Texas Man Speaks Out
• Melios Air Passenger Plane Crashes Outside Athens; Official Gaza Pullout Begins Today; Interview with Michael Ware
• No Survivors Found in Greek Airplane Crash

August 07, 2005

• New York Cab Driver Returns Million Dollar Jewelry Case; Interview with Bita Honarvar
• Cell Phone Companies Begin Marketing Phones For Children; Space Shuttle Discovery Making Plans For Reentry Early Monday Morning
• Seven Trapped Russian Submariners Pulled to Safety; All Systems Go for Shuttle's Return to Earth

July 31, 2005

• Hussein Osman Confesses To Being July 21 Bomber; President Bush Will Speak At Boy Scout Jamboree Today
• Terror Suspect in Italy Talking to Authorities
• Monsoon Continues To Pound Mumbai; Shuttle Discovery To Stay In Space One Extra Day
• London Bombing Suspects Talks; NASA Extends Discovery's Mission

July 24, 2005

• American Counted Among Victims In Egypt Bombings; Man Shot In London Subway Found Innocent Bystander; Deadly Heat Wave Sweeps Across Midwest
• Midwest Being Hit by Heat Wave
• British Police Arrest Another Man Allegedly Connected To Second Bombing Attempt; Lance Armstrong Wins 7th Straight Tour de France
• Search for Clues in Egypt Continues

July 17, 2005

• U.S. Capital Metro Beefs Up Security; Tiger Woods Wins Second British Open
• Hurricane Emily Heads Towards Mexico
• Can Repeat of London Bombings be Avoided? Hurricane Emily Heads to Yucatan

July 03, 2005

• Development In Case Of Natalee Holloway; Investigators Try To Find Dylan Groene; U.S. Special Ops Recon Soldier Rescued In Afghanistan; International Olympic Committee To Select Host City For 2012 Summer Games; New Skin Products; Alberto Gonzales Goes On Surprise Trip To Iraq; Rove Talked To Reporter Prior To CIA Name Leak; Egypt Convoy Kidnapped; Interview With Dan Healy's Family; NASA To Crash Spacecraft Into Comet; Annin & Company Flags
• More News Surfaces In Search For Natalee Holloway; Shasta Groene Safely Recovered; Special Forces Member Rescued In Afghanistan; Interview With Healy Family; Rove Spoke To Reporter Before CIA Operative Name Was Leaked; NASA To Crash Spacecraft Into Comet; Child Sexual Exploitation Flourishing; UNICEF C-8 Conference
• Special Operations Team Member Successfully Rescued By Special Forces; Dan Healy Family Interview; Karl Rove Spoke To Reporter Before CIA Operative Name Leak; Search Continues for Dylan Groene; Warplanes Search for Natalee Holloway; Egypt's Convoy Kidnapped; Live 8 Review; Chilling Confessions From BTK Killer Dennis Rader; Interview With Author David McCullough
• Special Ops Soldier Found in Afghanistan; Search Continues for 9-Year-Old Dylan Groene

June 26, 2005

• Three Suicide Attacks Rock City Of Mosul, Iraq; Supreme Court Ends Session With Three Possible Decisions, Speculation Over Retirements
• Aceh Province Begins Slow Rebuilding Process; Retirement Rumors Surround Justice William Rehquist
• Interview with Tim Dicus; Steve Croes, Paul Van der Sloot To Be Released From Aruban Prison
• At Least 20 Dead in Iraq; Shark Attack Off Florida Coast Leaves 14-Year-Old Girl Dead

June 19, 2005

• Interview with Natalee Holloways Stepfather George Twitty; Leigh Ann Hester Awarded Silver Star, First In 60 Years For Woman; Governor Schwarzenegger To Call Special Election For Nov. 6
• Parents Can Take Steps to Protect Children from Predators; Vietnam War Vet, Translator Reunited by Chance Meeting; Fathers Share Advice for New Dads
• New York Shinnocock Tribe Claims 3,600 Of Hamptons; New Commander In Afghanistan Takes Different Approach To Security
• Latest in Investigation Into Natalee Holloway's Disappearance; A Look at Operation Spear

June 12, 2005

• Doctors Mehmet Oz, Michael Roizen Give Tips On Living Healthy, Long Life; Interview with Joe Pastone
• Details Released on Gitmo Interrogations; U.S., Iraqis Fight Insurgents in Tal Afar; Five Children Dead in Philadelphia Fire; Police Search for Clues in Natalee Holloway Disappearance; Task Force Hunts Down Child Predators on Internet; G-8 Agree to Forgive Debts to Poorest Nations
• U.S., Iraqi Forces Find Some Success In Tal Araf; Gitmo Detainees Subjected To Humiliating Interrogation Techniques; Fire In Philadelphia Kills 5 Children
• Major Military Operation Over in Iraq; Gulf Coast Residents Breathe Sigh of Relief Over Arlene

June 05, 2005

• New Jersey Man Convicted of Manslaughter, Receives No Jail Time; Interview with David Kirsch; Interview with Veteran Aruba Journalist Dilma Arends
• Two Men Held in Teen's Disappearance in Aruba; Underground Bunker Discovered in Iraq
• Aruba Police Arrest Two In Connection With Alabama Teen Disappearance; Opportunity Roving Mars Surface Once Again; U.S., Iraqi Forces Find Huge Insurgent Bunker Near Fallujah

May 29, 2005

• Interview with Carol Martin; National Guardsman Working At Ground Zero Not Getting Retiremt Credit
• Missing 3-Year-Old Found With Dog; 7 Found Shot On Small Ohio Farm; France Rejects E.U. Constitution
• Preparations Under Way in Baghdad to Crack Down on Insurgents

May 22, 2005

• Laura Bush Meets With Protests At Holy Sites In Jerusalem; Florida Girl Found Alive Buried In Landfill
• Time.com Names 100 Best Movies Of All Time; Tips On How To Get Lowest Car Rental Rates Possible
• Protesters Heckle Laura Bush in Israel; Will Senate Vote on Nuclear Option This Week?

May 15, 2005

• Condoleezza Rice Visits Baghdad; Newsweek Retracts Explosive Guantanamo Bay Prison Story; Dave Chappelle Will Return
• More Companies Plan To Hire College Grads; Cholesterol Lowering Drugs Found To Help Prevent Cancer; 32 Jacks Pollock Paintings Found In Storage Unit
• Interview With Condoleezza Rice
• Rice Visits Iraq

May 08, 2005

• President Bush Visit Russia During WWII Commemoration; San Francisco To Host California Stem Cell Research Center; Interview Frank Ryan
• Bush Meets with Putin; Zarqawi Aide Captured; Tips for Working Moms on Personal Time; Holocaust Survivors Mark V.E. Day with Memories
• Germany's National Democratic Party Demostrates During WWII Anniversary; Interview with Robert Cummings
• Bush Marks End of World War II

May 01, 2005

• White House: North Korea Test-Fires Short-Range Missile; Deadly Day of Attacks in Iraq

April 24, 2005

• Interview with Dr. Howard Shapiro; Today Marks 30th Anniversary Of Last Pan Am Flight Out Of Saigon; Hip-Hop Mogul Creates Youth Empowerment Workshops
• Texas State Legislator Proposes Bill Banning Gay Couples From Fostering Children; Program Helps Mentaly Ill To Create Art
• Deadly Attacks In Iraq Kill 6, Wound Over 50; Aviation Subcommittee Chairman Advocates For Private Screener At Airports
• Is Economy Getting Better, Worse?; New Pope Inaugurated

April 17, 2005

• Shake-a-Leg Program Helps Disabled To Sail; Catholic Conclave Begins Tomorros
• David Onstett Charged With Murder Of Sara Lunde; U.S. Aid Worker Killed In Car Bombing In Iraq
• Missing Florida Girl's Body Recovered

April 10, 2005

• Boston Catholics Protest Cardinal Law's Involvment In Pope Memorial; Senator's Nelson, Chafee Key To Bush Social Security Plan
• Spring Blizzard Shuts Down Eastern Colorado; Maryland Family Fights For State Funded Stem Cell Research
• Cardinals Decide Not to Talk to Media; Tiger Woods on a Roll at Augusta

March 27, 2005

• Body of 10-year-old Jetseta Gage Found; Pope John Paul II Blesses Crowd Silently At St. Peter's; Disabled Protesters Lie At Entrance Of Terri Schiavo's Hospice
• Press Conference with Randall Terry, Patrick Mahoney; Interview with Robert Kennedy; Global Warming Beginning To Affect Polar Bear Population
• Schiavo Debate Continues; Pope Celebrates Easter

March 20, 2005

• Israel Begins Giving Control Of West Bank To Palestinians; Senate Agrees On Terri Schiavo Legislation; Profile Of Florida National Guardsman Dr. Lisa Dewitt
• Schiavo Family Pleas for Bill; 'Smart Guns' Prototypes Developed in N.J.
• John Couey Arraigned Today; Congress To Debate Terri Schiavo's Case Tonight; MS-13 Is Fastest Growing Gang In America

March 13, 2005

• Russian Withstands Hour Long Ice Bath In Commemoration Of WWII; Independent Truck Drivers Considering Strike; More Details Discussed About Atlanta Shooting Suspect
• Pope Gets Ready to Come Home; A Look at Male Menopause
• New, Tougher SAT Starts This Year; Wisconsin Church Shooter Identified As Terry Ratzmann; Pakistani Army Caputre 10 al Qaeda In Raid

March 06, 2005

• Italian Journalist Disputes U.S. Version of Shooting; New Hip- Hop Church Makes Big Splash In Harlem; Interview with Sharon Cotliar
• Northern Ghana Village Tames River Crocodiles; Small Colombian Village Resorts To Cocaine As Bartering Currency; Bill Gates Critical Of American Public High Schools
• Italian Journalist Disputes U.S. Account of Shooting; Wounded Marines Learn to Use Artificial Limbs

February 27, 2005

• Syria Gives Up Saddam Hussein's Half Brother; A Look Ahead At The Oscars;
• Was BTK's Daughter Involved in Her Father's Arrest?; Rolling Out the Red Carpet
• More Details Surface on BTK Killer

February 20, 2005

• U.S. Military Begins Talk With Some Insurgent Groups; Interview with John Aravosis
• President Bush Begins 5 Day Tour Of Europe; Interview with Evan Hendrix; Secret Tapes Of President Bush Leaked To New York Times
• Bush Trying to Mend Fences In Europe