CBS Sunday Evening News (September 30, 2001)

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DEFENSE SECRETARY RUMSFELD LANDED IN RIYADH TODAY, ONE OF SEVERAL COUNTRIES HE PLANS TO VISIT TO SEE IF THEY WILL ALLOW THE US TO SET UP MILITARY BASES . . . A GREYHOUND BUS NEAR NASHVILLE WAS HIJACKED AND SIX PEOPLE WERE KILLED WHEN THE DRIVER WAS ATTACKED AND LOST CONTROL OF THE BUS . . . WITH THE THREAT LOOMING, THE UNITED STATES MUST BE READY FOR A CHEMICAL OR BIOLOGICAL ATTACK . . . IN A CORNER OF THEIR COUNTRY AN AFGHAN ALLIANCE CALLED THE UNITED FRONT CONTINUES ITS OWN BATTLE AGAINST THE TALIBAN . . . PRESIDENT BUSH PAID A VISIT TO NEW YORK CITY AND PROMISED TO AID A SLUMPING ECONOMY . . . THE UNITED STATES GAINS SUPPORT FROM UZBEKISTAN WHOSE TERRITORY GREATLY HELPS THE MILITARY PREPARE FOR RAIDS IN AFGHANISTAN . . . US OFFICIALS SAY THEY HAVE MORE THAN ENOUGH EVIDENCE TO JUSTIFY BOMBING BIN LADEN . . . IN THE INVESTIGATION OF BIN LADENS MONEY TRAIL, THERE IS NOW EVIDENCE THAT CONNECTS HIM TO US BANKS . . . SIX PALESTINIANS WERE KILLED WHEN ISRAELI TANKS STRUCK POLICE OUTPOST IN RETALIATION FOR A YESTERDAYS RAID ON A

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US OFFICIALS CONCERNED ABOUT NEW AL QAEDA VIDEO RELEASE, BECAUSE TOO OFTEN AFTER LEADERS SPEAK BLOODSHED FOLLOWS . . . US BOMBED GUERRILLA POSITIONS IN FALLUJAH,US GROUND FORCES ENTERED CITY OF SAMARRA,NEAR SYRIAN BORDER IRAQI FORCES TOOK FOREIGN TERRORIST STRONGHOLD . . . SUICIDE CAR BOMB BLASTS AUSTRALIAS EMBASSY IN INDONESIA . . . CBS NEWS HONORS US MARINE PFC MOISES LANGHORST KILLED BY ENEMY FIRE IN IRAQ . . . SECRETARY OF STATE COLIN POWELL ACCUSES SUDANESE GOVERNMENT OF SUPPORTING GENCIDE IN DARFUR REGION . . . NEW RECORDS RAISE QUESTIONS ABOUT PRESIDENT BUSHS NATIONAL GUARD SERVICE,WHITE HOUSE DISMISSES DOCUMENTS AS POLITICS . . . WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO YOU? PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES' POSITIONS ON HIGH COST OF PRESCRIPTION DRUGS . . . FLORIDA HAS BEEN HIT BY HURRICANES CHARLEY AND FRANCES. NOW IVAN HAS DAMAGED 90% OF HOMES IN GRENADA AND HAS JAMAICA AND FLORIDA IN ITS SIGHTS. . . . PRESIDENT BUSH LEADS BY SEVEN POINTS IN POLL. HOW REPUBLICANS MOVED POLLS AND WHETHER OR NOT IT MAY LAST . . . AS DETAILS OF THE HOSTAGE ORDEAL EME

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ABC News focuses on the story of West Virginia miners who were trapped in their mine after an underground explosion. This special includes how the explosion happened, the tragic miscommunication that led the family members of 12 miners to believe they were still alive, how the grieved for their losses, and the miraculous sole survival of Randal McCloy.

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With a war raging in Vietnam and tensions rising in the Middle East, the 1972 Olympic Games promised hope and unity in a troubled time until a group called Black September captured and killed 11 Israeli athletes. It started as a hostage situation in the Olympic village and ended in a shoot-out between the Palestinian terror group and West German police. ABC News takes you back to September, 5, 1972, with exclusive interviews with members of Israeli team that narrowly escaped and reporting from Peter Jennings inside the Olympic village.When sold by Amazon.com, this product will be manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply.

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While the Vietnam War was playing out on television screens across America there was another war going on, one that few Americans ever knew about, a war in the shadows. These clandestine operations involved assassination, kidnapping and cross border incursions in to neutral territory. If the men involved in these operations are killed their existence will be denied, they are the unknown soldiers and secret operatives fighting Vietnam's secret wars.The veil of secrecy continued to be maintained long after the war ended, but in this program the secret soldiers in these covert operations tell their chilling stories, many for the first time.Anchor: Jack SmithAirdate: October 11, 1998When sold by Amazon.com, this product will be manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply.

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Many years after the Scopes 'Monkey Trial' dominated headlines nationwide, the debate over teaching evolution and creationism in public schools remains as robust as ever. ABC News travels to Kansas to report on how both sides, armed with science and religion, are battling it out. Airdate: 7/27/2000When sold by Amazon.com, this product will be manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply.

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A look at the movie "A Beautiful Mind" that offers what many consider the first realistic look at schizophrenia. ABC News analyzes the movie, and the disease, through the eyes of people who know what it is really like.Airdate: 3/22/2002When sold by Amazon.com, this product will be manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply.

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The Vietnam War lasted longer than any other in U.S. history. On the 25th anniversary of U.S. withdrawal from Vietnam, "The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer" examines the war's lasting impact through a series of panel discussions. Questions of the war's effect on politics and policy, the military and the media, and the country's psyche are discussed and debated.When sold by Amazon.com, this product will be manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply.

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President today sounded like he was in no hurry to strike and fighter jets are on alert to intercept any hijacked aircrafts the us ambassador to Indonesia sharply criticized police today for not intervening when protesters demonstrated outside the us embassy the FBI today released the photographs of the 19 hijackers which explain how easily they fit in to American society President Bush announced new federal measures to increase airline safety secretary of state Powell was skeptical about Jesse Jackson's offer to serve as a mediator with the Taliban from now on, Americans have to get used to the extremely tight highway security on roads across the country world news wrap, shooting rampage in Switzerland a gunman opens fire in the legislature killing 14 people, in middle east gun battle erupted over night despite promised cease fire, NATO troops begin leaving Macedonia after two weeks of saying they don't know where bin laden is. This product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply.