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Terence Smith talks with Felicity Barringer of The New York Times about the death of Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl.

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At least 370 people were killed early Wednesday when fire engulfed an overcrowded passenger train near Cairo, Egypt.

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A federal court Tuesday ruled the Federal Communications Commission must revisit a rule barring companies from owning television stations with a combined reach of 35 percent or more of the national audience.

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Media correspondent Terence Smith explores how business reporters largely missed the impending implosion of Enron, the largest corporate bankruptcy in U.S. history.

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Jeffrey Kaye of KCET-Los Angeles reports on the passing of airport security from private companies to the federal government.

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Following a report on the national passenger rail system's financial troubles, Ray Suarez discusses Amtrak's future with Gilbert Carmichael, chairman of the Amtrak Reform Council, and John Robert Smith, mayor of Meridian, Mississippi and Amtrak Board Member.

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Examining U.S. government efforts to counter anti-American sentiment in the Arab world through broadcasts and ad campaigns. Terence Smith reports.

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Canadian figure skating pair Jamie Sale and David Pelletier will be awarded gold medals for their performance on Monday, after a French judge admitted to submitting to pressure and inappropriately placing a Russian pair in first place.

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Terence Smith reports on the decision to grant two gold medals in the pairs figure skating competition at this year's Winter Games in Salt Lake City.

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Terence Smith talks to Mark Lund, publisher of International Figure Skating, and Tim Goldman, the sports correspondent for National Public Radio about the latest in the figure skating controversy.

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