This program is about 1 hour long
#763823
(Studio: Shepard Smith) Report introduced.
(Boston: Alisyn Camerota) The decision by the Massachusetts Supreme Court that clears the way for legal same-sex marriage in the state featured; details given about the effects of the ruling and the controversy surrounding the issue.
(Studio: Shepard Smith) The ban on gay marriage by lawmakers in Ohio reported.
#763824
(Studio: Shepard Smith) The results from yesterday’s Democratic primaries noted.
(Seattle: Carl Cameron) The analysis of the results from Tuesday’s Democratic primaries featured; details given about Senator John Kerry’s wins in 5 of the 7 elections, the strategies for Senator John Edwards and Gen. Wesley Clark after their wins in South Carolina and Oklahoma, the struggling campaign of Howard Dean, and the announcement that Senator Joe Lieberman has dropped out of the race; campaign scenes shown. [In Memphis, Tennessee, EDWARDS- claims the race is only between Kerry and himself.]
#763825
(Studio: Shepard Smith) The comment from Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld that he will not say there are no weapons of mass destruction {WMDs} in Iraq, noted. [At a hearing on Capitol Hill, RUMSFELD- comments on US intelligence.]
(Pentagon: Bret Baier) The comment from Rumsfeld featured; details given about Rumseld’s suggestion that inspectors need more time to look for WMDs and the continued look into intelligence that leads to the war in Iraq; scenes shown from the hearings at Capitol Hill. [RUMSFELD- comments on US intelligence.]
(Studio: Shepard Smith) The comment from Secretary of Homeland Security Tom Ridge that he disputes former weapons inspector David Kay’s claim that the intelligence on former Iraqi President Saddam Hussein’s WMDs capabilities was wrong reported.
#763826
(Studio: Shepard Smith) The video from “Kurdsat” that was taken immediately after Sunday’s suicide bombing attack in Irbil, Iraq, shown.
#763827
(Studio: Shepard Smith) The decision by President Bush to extend the deadline for the September 11th commission noted.
#763828
(Studio: Shepard Smith) The update on the investigation looking into the ricin attack on the Senate noted. [US Capitol Police Chief Terrance GAINER- updates the ricin investigation.]
(White House: Jim Angle) The controversy around the White House’s decision to not reveal that a ricin letter was sent to the White House last November until now featured; details given about the concern from Democrats and the reasons given by the White House. [Representative Ed MARKEY, Senator Tom DASCHLE- comment on their concern about the White House’s “unwillingness” to share information.] [White House spokesman Scott McCLELLAN- responds.] [GAINER- comments on information he received from the White House.]
#763829
(Studio: Shepard Smith) The fines handed out by the Coast Guard to shippers & ports that are without a plan to respond to terrorism reported.
#763830
(Studio: Shepard Smith) The appearance by Attorney General John Ashcroft at an anti-terrorism conference in Bali, Indonesia, noted; scenes shown from the conference.
#763833
(Studio: Shepard Smith)
(New York City: Dagen McDowell) The testimony from the government’s star witness, Douglas Faneuil, about Martha Stewart’s sale of ImClone stock featured; details given on tomorrow’s expected cross-examination of Faneuil; courtroom sketches shown.
#763836
(Studio: Shepard Smith) The arrest of a Florida teenager who was charged with first degree murder in the stabbing death of a middle school classmate reported; scenes shown from school.
#763837
(Studio: Shepard Smith) The fine for Charles McKinley, who plead guilty to an airplane stowaway charge for shipping himself from New York City to Fort Worth, Texas, in a cargo crate noted.
#763838
(Studio: Shepard Smith) The police chase of a stolen car in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, shown.
#763839
(Studio: Shepard Smith) The emergency landing of a Lear jet with crippled landing gear in Lexington, Kentucky, shown.
#763840
(Studio: Shepard Smith) The failed attempt by Cubans using a Buick car that they turned into a boat reported; photographs shown of the car/boat off the Florida Keys.
#763841
(Studio: Shepard Smith) An oil fire in Fayette County, Pennsylvania; the crash of two transit trains in Chicago, Illinois; a house fire in Indianapolis, Indiana; the birth of a 10 ounce baby in Plainfield, Illinois noted; scenes shown.
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#763844
(Studio: Shepard Smith) Report introduced.
(No location given: Jeff Goldblatt) The use of banishment as a form of punishment by American Indian tribes featured; details given about the opposing views within tribes about the use of banishment and the explanation of the penalties that the punishment carries; scenes shown from a tribe in Minnesota. [Once banished tribesman, Edward NANEDEAU- comments on banishment and what it taught him.] [Edward’s mother, June LOUIS- comments on her son’s banishment and the harshness of the penalty.] [Historian Don WEDLL- explains the historical significance of banishment.] [Prosecutor John SWIMMER- explains why banishment is so common.]
#763846
(Studio: Shepard Smith) The breaking news that a suspect is now in custody in the case a missing Florida girl Carlie Brucia reported.
(Miami: Orlando Salinas) The search for 11-year-old Brucia who was abducted in Sarasota, Florida, featured; details given of the arrest of suspect Joseph Smith, the role that NASA is now playing in the search effort, the promise from Governor Jeb Bush to do everything he can to bring Brucia back, and a description of Brucia shown on screen.
#763847
(Studio: Shepard Smith) The search for missing University of North Dakota student Dru Sjodin and the court appearance of her accused kidnapper Alfonso Rodriguez Jr. noted.
#763848
(Studio: Shepard Smith) The latest developments in the sexual assault trial of basketball player Kobe Bryant reviewed; details given about the arguments surrounding an interview detectives had with Bryant and the date for the next hearing.
#763849
(Studio: Shepard Smith) The latest developments in the manslaughter trial of former basketball player Jayson Williams reviewed; details given about the judge’s decision to not allow certain pieces of evidence into the trial.
#763850
(Studio: Shepard Smith) The interruption of a speech from British Prime Minister Tony Blair to Parliament by hecklers shown.
#763851
(Studio: Shepard Smith)The preparation of a team set up by U.N. Secretary General Kofi Annan to travel to Iraq to see if the country is ready for direct election reported.
#763852
(Studio: Shepard Smith) A federal appeals court ruling that states there is no constitutional right for members of the media to embed themselves with US troops reported.
#763853
(Studio: Shepard Smith) A surge of factory orders; Cisco’s profit report; Oracle’s bid for a takeover of PeopleSoft; record betting at casinos on this year’s football Super Bowl noted; scenes shown.
#763855
(Studio: Shepard Smith) Microscopic photographs from the Mars rover of rounded pebbles that could have been caused by water shown.
#763858
(Studio: Shepard Smith) The release of more information from the Sarasota, Florida, sheriff’s department about the arrest of suspect Joseph Smith in the abduction of 11-year-old Carlie Brucia noted.
#763859
(Studio: Shepard Smith) Report introduced.
(Seattle: Dan Springer) The killing spree of millionaire pig farmer Robert Pickton, who may be Canada’s deadliest serial killer ever, featured; details given about the murders, his selection of prostitutes as his victims, the gruesome nature in which Pickton disposed of the bodies of his victims, and the Canadian government’s bar on the local media from talking about the nature of the crimes; scenes shown of Pickton’s farm and file footage of Pickton. [Vancouver Outreach worker Elaine ALLEN, criminologist Bob RATNER- comment on the murders.]
#763860
(Studio: Shepard Smith) A study from researchers at Boston’s Massachusetts General Hospital showing that the insertion of certain genes can make animals healthier for humans to eat and a study from the “Journal of the National Institute of Cancer” that reports foods high in carbohydrates can increase the risk of colorectal cancer in women noted.
#763861
(Studio: Shepard Smith) The demand from North Korea for economic aid and other compensations from the US before it will begin dismantling nuclear facilities reported.
#763862
(Studio: Shepard Smith) The warnings from lawmakers to Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon over his proposed removal of settlements from the Gaza Strip reported.
#763863
(Studio: Shepard Smith) The police breakup of a student demonstration in Port-au-Prince, Haiti; the attempt to control forest fires in Santiago, Chile; the Royal Air Force rescue of men trapped in a car surrounded by rushing water in Wales; the creation of platinum and diamond-studded “Hello Kitty” dolls by a jeweler in Tokyo, Japan, noted; scenes shown.
#763864
(Studio: Shepard Smith) A barber who uses fire to cut hair in Memphis, Tennessee, shown.
#763867
(Studio: Shepard Smith) Report introduced.
(Norwich, Connecticut: Catherine Herridge) The claim from a historical group in Connecticut that Samuel Huntington was the first president of the US featured; details given on their reasoning and the response from other presidential historians. [Norwich Historical Society president Bill STANLEY†- comments on Huntington.] [Connecticut Representative Rob SIMMONS†- states that Huntington deserves recognition for his actions.] [George Washington biographer Richard Norton SMITH†- discredits the claims from the Norwich Historical Society.]
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#763870
(Studio: Shepard Smith) The update of “American Idol 3”; the apology from singer Janet Jackson about her incident at the halftime show of football’s Super Bowl; the report that Jackson will not appear at the Grammy Awards; the removal of ‘N Sync singer JC Chasez from the halftime show at the Pro Bowl; the decision by ABC to use a five-second tape delay for their Oscar broadcast; the meeting between singer Britney Spears and the producers of the “James Bond” movies about a possible role for Spears; and the decision by the Hallmark Channel to show a “Gilligan’s Island” marathon after they couldn’t get permission to show “Roots” noted; excerpt from Jackson’s apology shown.
#763871
(Studio: Shepard Smith) Quick notes about the 100th episode of “Angel”, the decision to give the late comedian John Belushi a star on the Walk of Fame, and this day in history noted; scenes shown.
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