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(Studio: John Roberts) Report introduced.
(Havana: Jim Axelrod) The trip by former President Jimmy Carter to Cuba featured; scenes shown of Carter in Havana. [President Fidel CASTRO - (thru translator) welcomes Carter.] [In Spanish, CARTER - (thru translator) talks about the aims of his visit.] [ANALYST - hopes Carter's visit provides a vision for the future.] [Representative Ileana ROS- LEHTINEN - says it hurts Cuban-Americans for Carter to lend legitimacy to Castro.]
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(Studio: John Roberts) Vote by Israel's Likud Party to reject the eventual creation of a Palestinian state reported.
(Gaza: Allen Pizzey) Palestinian criticism of Hamas for making martyrs out of Palestinian children featured; scenes shown of a Palestinian funeral; details given of the incident in which three young Palestinians were shot dead by Israeli soldiers. [Storekeeper Munzer ABU RAMADAN - says he does not want to see anyone else killed.] [Hamas spokesman Ismail ABU SHANAB - says Palestinians have gotten more suffering.]
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(Studio: John Roberts) Report introduced.
(New York: Randall Pinkston) The anger among Catholics about depositions from Cardinals Bernard Law and Richard Egan about pedophile priests examined. [Abuse victim Patrick McSORLEY - questions Law's inability to remember.] [Former priest Richard SIPE - says the church is being defensive.] [Archdiocese of New York EGAN - asks Catholics to go to the civil authorities about abuse.] [Today, EGAN - comments on the priest issue.] [CBS News legal analyst Andrew COHEN - comments on the "I don't remember" legal strategy.]
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(Studio: John Roberts) Flooding in the Midwest reported; scenes shown from West ALton, IL.
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(Studio: John Roberts) Report introduced.
(In the Kalahari desert: Mark Phillips) The appetite-suppressing hoodia plants used by the San bush people of the Kalahari Desert that could become the next diet drug featured; scenes shown from the Kalahari Desert in South Africa. [Community activist Eleanor McGREGOR - says the desert is a pharmacy.] [Human rights attorney Roger CHENNELLS - comments on the potential income flow from the plant.]
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(Studio: John Roberts) Institute of Medicine study findings of lower quality medical care for minorities examined; scenes shown from Bronx, New York City, where a social medicine program is being used to train physicians to deal with the minority community. [Family physician Dr. Michael CLARK - says his father would not have died of colon cancer with good medical care; talks about the social medicine program's emphasis.] [Social Medicine Project director Dr. Hal STRELNICK - talks about stereotypes in medical care; talks about the mission-driven program of social medicine.]
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(Studio: John Roberts) Report introduced.
(Miami: Gretchen Carlson) The Mother's Day story of police offer Kathy Roggerio, who has eight adopted, six biological and foster children, featured; scenes shown to illustrate her day. [ROGGERIO - talks about her big family.] [Adoptee Anthony SMITH - says Kathy saved his life.]
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