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TOP STORIES Severe Weather Slams Midwest, 5 Dead Five deaths have been blamed on a severe weather system that ripped through the Great Plains and Texas, and spewed torrential
thunderstorms and tornado warnings in the South. It is now heading towards the Northeast. More...
• Moscow Police Detain Over 200 Protestors • Dozens Killed In Karbala, Baghdad Bombings |  Watch• Wounded Vets' Red Tape Tales U.S. Report: Korean War-Era Massacre Was Policy Six years after declaring the U.S. killing of Korean War refugees at No Gun Ri was "not deliberate," the Army admitted it
did not divulge a high-level document acknowledging military policy of shooting approaching civilians in South Korea. More...
• Study: Abstinence Classes Failing • Severe Weather Slams Midwest, 5 Dead • School Sex Video Angers Parents In Chicago • More Stories World Dozens Killed In Karbala, Baghdad Bombings A car bomb blasted through a busy bus station near one of Iraq's holiest shrines in Karbala, killing at least 56, and a suicide
car bomb killed 10 people on a major bridge in Baghdad — the second attack on a span over the Tigris river this week. More...
Watch: Security Review In Iraq• Moscow Police Detain Over 200 Protestors • Police Prevent Moroccan Bomb Blast • Prince William And Girlfriend Kate Split • More Stories Politics Wounded Vets' Red Tape Tales In the first day of commission hearings investigating health care services for wounded service members, former Sen. Bob Dole
said there would be no witchhunt — but veterans testified to insurmountable red tape blocking the treatment they need. More...
• Injured N.J. Gov's Surgery Successful • CBS Poll: Giuliani, Clinton Pad Leads | Watch• Rove Lawyer: E-Mail Deletion Unintentional | Watch• More Stories Health No More Diets! A new study finds that for most people, dieting just doesn't work. Samantha Heller, a nutritionist with "Health" magazine,
answers questions and offers advice for losing weight and keeping it off. More...
• Study: Bullying Common In Grade School • Study: Hint Of Payoff Spurs Harder Work • Timing Enhances Allergy And Asthma Drugs | Watch• More Stories SciTech NASA: Mars Probe Doomed By Human Error Human error triggered a cascade of events that caused the battery to fail on the Mars Global Surveyor last year, according
to a preliminary report. More...
• China Steps Up Online Porn Busts • Google To Buy DoubleClick For $3.1B Cash • Pakistan, China Forge Energy Alliance • More Stories Business Google To Buy DoubleClick For $3.1B Cash Online search leader Google says it has agreed to acquire ad-management technology company DoubleClick for $3.1 billion in
cash. The deal is expected to close by year's end.
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• Insurance: How Much Is Too Much? • Office Fires: Danger Ignored By Many | Watch• Menu Foods CFO Sold Shares Before Recall • More Stories Entertainment First Screen James Bond Dies Barry Nelson, who introduced the suave secret agent James Bond to American television audiences in 1954, has died. His varied
stage, film and TV credits include "My Favorite Husband," "Cactus Flower," and "The Shining." More...
• Chris Rock Paternity Suit May Move To N.Y. | Watch• Australia Gives Kidman Its Highest Honor • Halle Berry "Empowered" In Latest Flick | Watch• More Stories Opinion Pelosi Acts As Chief Diplomat Speaker Nancy Pelosi was heavily criticized by the White House for a recent visit with Syria's leader. But if Mr. Bush wants
to restore America's reputation abroad, he should follow the Speaker's lead, writes the Nation. More...
Watch: Pelosi In Syria• A Bungled Deal With North Korea | Watch• CBS Poll: Giuliani, Clinton Pad Leads | Watch• The Lazy Republican We Need | Watch• More Stories CBS NEWS BROADCASTS Saturday Early Show: Robinson's Historic Debut Remembered  As Major League Baseball prepares to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the day Jackie Robinson broke baseball's color barrier,
The Saturday Early Show talks to Jonathan Eig, auther of a new book chronicling Robinson's first season. More...
• CBS Evening News: Jackie Robinson: My Pen Pal • EARLY SHOW: No More Diets! • Second Cup Cafe: Second Cup Café: Jack Ingram |
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