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Newscast
The top stories include the United Nations weapons inspector and Security Council member nation speeches on Iraq; Federal Reserve Board Chairman Alan Greenspan calls for accounting reforms; the jobless rate is up; Broadway musicians are on strike; and the Metropolitan Transit Authority has increased fares.
Ethan Lindsey reports. Transcript
Blix Reports to U.N.
Chief weapons inspector Hans Blix presented his latest report to the Security Council today on Iraqi compliance with weapons inspections. Emotions ran high at the Security Council as France and Russia threatened to veto a new resolution introduced by Great Britain calling for a new ten-day deadline.
Jenny Nordberg reports. Transcript
Masked in Fear
Since September 11, gas mask sales have been brisk. But the production of the masks is unregulated, and few people know exactly what they protect against.
Collin Campbell reports. Transcript
Art for a Benjamin
The $99 Show in West Chelsea brings to mind a 99-cent bargain store. But quality work can be bought on the cheap from neighborhood artists, many of whom have been featured in solo shows.
Laura Santini reports. Transcript
Burrowing into the Boroughs
Riding New York's subway lines gives a peek into what the city is all about, even for someone who initially missed the train.
Piya Kochhar reports. Transcript
It's a Small World After All
As world trade becomes more globalized, policies that once protected local producers are being removed. As a result, small farmers around the globe now face more intense competition.
Gretchen Wilson reports. Transcript
Interview with Adrian Nicole LeBlanc
For ten years, journalist Adrian Nicole LeBlanc intimately followed the life of Coco, a woman from the Bronx. Having written "Random Family," a book capturing the experience, LeBlanc discusses how she changed during her time with Coco.
Sarah Kramer reports. Transcript
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Top stories include U.N. speeches by weapons inspectors and Security Council member states about Iraq; two prisoners were killed in U.S. custody in Afghanistan; and the jobless rate has increased.
Gretchen Wilson reports. Transcript
Still Their House of God
The Al-Farooq Mosque on Atlantic Avenue in Brooklyn stands accused of funneling money to terrorists. But merchants in the neighborhood say even if the allegations prove true, they will continue to worship there.
Noah Reibel reports. Transcript
Praying for Peace
Peace talks are underway in Ivory Coast to stop recent fighting between rebel groups and government forces. Ivory Coast immigrants living in Harlem hope for a truce.
Jenny Nordberg reports. Transcript
Happy Birthday to Me
Once you turn 25, it is time to get serious.
Michael Morton reports. Transcript
Strike the Music
Musicians picketed outside "Thoroughly Modern Millie" today to protest the new use of virtual orchestras, which would put many musicians out of work.
Laura Santini reports. Transcript
Interview with Diana Kaarina
After 16 years, the musical "Les Miserables" ends its run in May. Diana Kaarina, who plays the love-struck character Eponine, reflects on a Broadway institution.
Nancy Farghalli reports. Transcript
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