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(Studio: Dan Rather) Report introduced.
(Bethlehem, West Bank: Tom Fenton) The end of the standoff between Palestinian gunmen and Israeli troops at the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem featured; details given of the exile of 13 Palestinians to Cyprus; scenes shown of them leaving the church. [Palestinian MAN - says he lost a lot of possessions.]
(Studio: Dan Rather) The debate over how to retaliate against Palestinian terror groups in Gaza for the suicide bombing in Rishon Letzion and the arrest of four Jewish West Bank settlers accused of threatening to blow up a Palestinian school and a hospital reported; scenes shown from Hebron, West Bank, of an Israeli attack on the home of a Hamas leader.
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(Studio: Dan Rather) Report introduced.
(Los Angeles: Vince Gonzales) Five FAA reports from an Arizona flight school expressing concerns about September 11 suicide hijacker Hani Hanjour reported. [Attorney General John ASHCROFT - says he is not familiar with the information about Hanjour.] [Cockpit Resource Management Duncan HASTIE - says Hanjour was a poor student.]
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(Studio: Dan Rather) New rules requiring schools to report whether international students actually attend classes reported.
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(Studio: Dan Rather) Report introduced.
(Beijing: Barry Petersen) The attack by Chinese guards on North Korean defectors attempting to gain asylum at the Japanese consulate in Shenyang, China, reported; amateur video shown of Chinese guards attacking the defectors at the consulate. [Japan Foreign MINISTER (thru translator) - accuses China of invading their territory.] [Chinese Foreign Ministry SPOKESMAN (thru translator) - says the guards tried to protect the consulate.]
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(Studio: Dan Rather) Report introduced.
(Studio: Anthony Mason) A sharp decline in food prices and a decline in clothing prices reported. [Tabla Restaurant Chef Floyd CARDOZ - says cucumber prices are cut by half; says his restaurant lowered prices.] [John Hancock Chief Economist Bill CHENEY - says the war on inflation has been won.] [University of Maryland Peter MORICI - says the recovery will be slower.]
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(Studio: Dan Rather) The sentencing of accused Russian spy Robert Hanssen to life in prison reported; courtroom sketches shown. (Artist: William Hennessy)
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(Studio: Dan Rather) Report introduced.
(Boston, MA: Mika Brzezinski) The deposition of Archdiocese of Boston Catholic Cardinal Bernard Law about the reported. [Plaintiff's attorney Mitchell GARABEDIAN - says he will continue to question Law about what he knew about sexual abuse accusations against defrocked priest John Geoghan.] [Alleged victim Patrick McSORLEY - accuses Law of ignoring the truth; says he would not shake Law's hand.] [LAW - prays for healing for sexual abuse victims.]
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(Studio: Dan Rather) The 1 billion settlement against Sulzer for patients who received defective artificial hip and knee joints reported.
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(Studio: Dan Rather) Report introduced.
(Boca Raton, FL: Bobbi Harley) The controversy concerning the use of implantable microchips to identify people and store important information about them examined; scenes shown of a person receiving an implantable chip. [Verichip recipient Derek JACOBS - says the chips could save lives.] [Applied Digital Solutions Keith BOLTON - says the microchip could speak for the person if he is unconscious.] [Alzheimer's patient Nathan ISAACSON - says he could not find his way home.] [Electronic Privacy Information Center David SOBEL - says it will be hard to ensure limited uses for the implantable chips.] [Verichip recipient Jeffrey JACOBS - says the chips could tell his doctors what they need to know.]
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(Studio: Dan Rather) Report introduced.
(Brigham City, UT: Steve Hartman) 17-year-old Kati Miller's efforts to encourage her mother during a battle with cancer featured; scenes shown of the Miller family in Brigham City, UT. [MILLER - says she wants to help people and not get in trouble; describes the impact of her mother's cancer.] [Mother Becka MILLER - says Kati is "always smiling"; says her cancer had spread to her spine and lung; says she kept working through chemotherapy.]
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