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#767102
(Studio: Shepard Smith) Report introduced.
(Washington: Steve Centanni) The continuing revolt against Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide, as the rebels advance toward Port-au-Prince, featured; details given about the US Marines landing in Haiti to guard the US embassy, the rebel capture of Haiti’s second largest city, Cap-Haitien, and the extended deadline for a rebel response to a proposed peace plan; scenes shown of the Marine landing. [White House spokesman Scott McCLELLAN†- says the US is “strongly committed to a peaceful, negotiated, constitutional, and democratic solution of this crisis.”]
#767103
(Studio: Shepard Smith) Report introduced.
(Baghdad: Todd Connor) The day’s events in Iraq featured; details given about last week’s fighting near Ramadi, which resulted in the death of a lieutenant of terrorist leader Mussab Abu al-Zarqawi††, Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld’s visit to Baghdad, another suicide attack on an Iraqi police station in Kirkuk, and the U.N.’s report on the future of the Iraqi government. [RUMSFELD†- comments.]
(Studio: Shepard Smith) The U.N.’s recommendations for Iraqi elections reported.
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(Studio: Shepard Smith) The day’s events in the manslaughter trial of former basketball player Jayson Williams, who is charged with shooting a limo driver and attempting to make the incident appear to be a suicide, reported; details given about the testimony of eyewitness Dean Bumbaco††.
#767105
(Studio: Shepard Smith) Report introduced.
(New York City: Dagen McDowell) The day’s events in the Martha Stewart trial for charges relating to her sale of ImClone stock reported; details given about the judge’s upcoming decision on whether any charges against Stewart could be dismissed, a preview of upcoming defense witnesses, and the appearance of comedian Bill Cosby in support of Stewart.
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(Studio: Shepard Smith) The jury selection for the trial of Adelphia Communications Corp. founder John Rigas, who is accused of securities fraud and conspiracy, reported.
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(Studio: Shepard Smith) Ralph Nader’s response to Democratic accusations that he will be a spoiler in the 2004 presidential election reported. [NADER†- says the “liberal establishment should relax and rejoice.”]
(Albany, Georgia: Carl Cameron) The two-man race for the Democratic nomination for president featured; details given about the campaign status of Senators John Kerry and John Edwards before the “Super Tuesday” primaries. [KERRY, EDWARDS – campaign.]
(Studio: Shepard Smith) Campaign Cuts about President Bush’s preview of his new campaign stump speech, the debts from the campaigns of Howard Dean and Al Sharpton, and the campaign trip of Dennis Kucinich to Hawaii reported; scenes shown.
#767112
(Studio: Shepard Smith) Report introduced.
(Vaughan, Mississippi: Jonathan Serrie) The case of the missing Mississippi family of Michael & Rebecca Hargon and their son updated; details given about the expanded search to four surrounding counties, the use of bloodhounds in the search, and the increase in the reward for information leading to the discovery of the family; scenes shown of the candlelight vigil held in honor of the missing family. [FBI special agent Ed WORTHINGTON†- comments on evidence at the scene that points to violence, not just a missing person’s case.]
#767113
(Studio: Shepard Smith) The latest developments in the football scandal at the University of Colorado reported; details given about the student protests calling for changes in the university’s investigation panel including the removal of commission co-chair, Joyce Lawrence, who has been criticized for being insensitive to women who have claimed to have been raped at a football recruiting party.
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(Studio: Shepard Smith) A USDA report that the bird flu outbreak in south Texas is highly contagious and dangerous for chicken flocks, but poses little threat to humans, reported.
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(Studio: Shepard Smith) The damages caused from a winter rainstorm in southern California and a blizzard at a northern Japanese island reported; scenes shown from Wakkanai†, Japan.
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(Studio: Shepard Smith) The continued rescue search for survivors from the collision between a small passenger boat and a container ship on the Mississippi River and cruise ships travel delays due to the search reported; scenes shown.
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(Studio: Shepard Smith) The rescue of a construction worker from a collapsed trench in Chicago; the move of a century-old house on a tractor-trailer in Highpoint, North Carolina; the record-setting bar of soap made in Texas; and a man’s claim that his dog woke him up to warn him of a house fire in Greensboro, North Carolina reported; scenes shown.
#767120
(Studio: Shepard Smith) Report introduced.
(Wellington, Colorado: Carol McKinley) The US government’s program to require all cattle to have a radio tag placed in their ear which will include an individual ID tracking number featured; details given about the government’s decision to speed up the program so it will be possible to track cows thought to be infected with mad cow disease. [Cattleman Willie ALTONBERG†- comments.] [MAN – describes the cost and benefit of the program.]
#767122
(Studio: Shepard Smith) Report introduced.
(Washington: Mike Emanuel) CIA director George Tenet’s visit to Pakistan examined; details given about his meeting with top Pakistani intelligence and military officials regarding Al Qaeda, the country’s ongoing nuclear scandal, and the decision by Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf†† to send troops in the search for Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden along the country’s Afghanistan border. [President BUSH – comments on the hunt for Al Qaeda.]
#767123
(Studio: Shepard Smith) Report introduced.
(Baghdad: Geraldo Rivera) Video from a US raid on Iraqi bomb makers examined; details given about last week’s fighting near Ramadi, which resulted in the death of a lieutenant of terrorist leader Mussab Abu al-Zarqawi††,
#767124
(Studio: Shepard Smith) The ricin letter addressed to the White House shown and the FBI report that they are uncertain if they will ever catch an anthrax suspect in the 2001 attack reported; envelope and letter shown.
#767125
(Studio: Shepard Smith) The Supreme Court’s decision to not hear a terrorism security case involving Mohamed Atta†, the decision to consider two deportation cases, and the court’s refusal to uphold Washington state’s blanket primary system reported.
#767126
(Studio: Shepard Smith) The decision by the US Army to cancel its Comanche helicopter program reported.
#767127
(Studio: Shepard Smith) Federal Reserve Board chairman Alan Greenspan’s report than the average household has more cash on hand then a year ago; Citigroup’s agreement to buy Koram Bank†† of South Korea; and Ebay’s announcement that it will offer leasing and financing programs to small business owners reported; scenes shown.
#767131
(Studio: Shepard Smith) Report introduced.
(Redwood City, California: Trace Gallagher) The day’s events in the trial of Scott Peterson for the murder of his wife, Laci, featured; details given about wiretap and tracking dog evidence, the submission of defense questionnaires for jurors, and the upcoming start to jury selection; courtroom sketches by Vicki Behringer shown. [Peterson’s defense attorney Mark GERAGOS†- comments.]
#767132
(Studio: Shepard Smith) The judge’s ruling that Robert Blake has one week to find a lawyer after his third defense attorney left the case reported.
#767133
(Studio: Shepard Smith) A video showing the lethal force used by police against a bank robber who ran from police and died shortly after police shot him recapped; scenes shown of the car chase and the shots fired at robber.
#767134
(Studio: Shepard Smith) Demonstrations over Israel’s West Bank barrier in front of the International Court in The Hague, Netherlands, and Gilo, West Bank, shown.
#767135
(Studio: Shepard Smith) The U.N.’s chief weapons inspector’s statement that Libya still has nuclear weapons in place reported.
#767136
(Studio: Shepard Smith) The controversy surrounding the recent election in Iran, where conservatives gained control of parliament after a majority of liberal candidates were banned from participating in the election, reported.
#767137
(Studio: Shepard Smith) The collision of two Japanese military helicopters in a training exercise south of Tokyo; an art student’s use of old hand-held weapons to make sculptures in Cambodia; the start of the annual Carnaval celebration in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; and the man who has taken in over 50 stray cats from the streets of Bangkok, Thailand, reported; scenes shown.
#767138
(Studio: Shepard Smith) The results from a study that shows 10 grams of fiber daily will cut the risk of a heart attack and a study that reports hormone supplements may be linked to asthma in women reported.
#767141
(Studio: Shepard Smith) Report introduced.
(Miami: Orlando Salinas) The decision by a growing number of doctors not to carry medical malpractice insurance examined; details given about the new trend of “going bare”, because of the rising cost of malpractice insurance and the criticism that it limits the amount of money a patient can receive even when the doctor has been found liable. [Neurosurgeon Dr. Amos STOLL†- explains why he doesn’t carry insurance.] [Medical malpractice lawyer Marvin KURZBAN†- explains the effect “going bare” has on lawsuits.] [Mother Altagrace LEBRODE†- comments on her daughter’s case where a doctor did not carry malpractice insurance.] [Financial planner Marc SINGER†- says doctors have to decide not to carry insurance just to stay in business.]
#767144
(Studio: Shepard Smith) The decision by Oscar producers to steer away from “questionable” advertisements; the recap of last night’s finale of HBO’s “Sex and the City”; results from last night’s Screen Actors Guild movie awards; the weekend movie box office figures; and a preview of the upcoming finale of FOX’s reality show, “My Big Fat Obnoxious Fiancé” reported; scenes shown.
#767145
(Studio: Shepard Smith) Quick notes about “American Idol 3”, talk show host Tom Snyder††, singer Charlotte Church††, and this day in history noted; scenes shown.
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