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President Bush Thursday warned Iran not to meddle with the new Afghan government or help al-Qaida operatives fleeing Afghanistan. Meanwhile, a group of U.S. soldiers arrived in the Philippines to train local forces in combating terrorism there.

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Kwame Holman has the latest from the war in Afghanistan.

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Terrence Smith discusses the situation with Robert Pelletreau, Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs during the Clinton administration; Kahlil Jahshan, vice president of the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee; and David Makovsky, former executive editor of The Jerusalem Post.

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Terence Smith begins with a background report on the Israeli interception of a ship loaded with weapons in the Red Sea.

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Should TV networks be allowed to broadcast the trial of alleged Sept. 11 conspirator Zacarias Moussaoui?…

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As the U.S. military bombing campaign in Afghanistan entered its fourth month, allied planes continued to target suspected terrorist camps in the eastern part of the country.

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Aviation experts consider how a Tampa teenager managed to crash a small plane into a building, and its implications for post-Sept. 11 aviation rules.

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Terence Smith discusses the plane crash and death of 15-year-old Charles Bishop in Tampa, Florida with Vickie Chachere, Tampa correspondent for the Associated Press.

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Afghan Interior Minister Yunis Qanuni and British General John McColl signed an agreement to deploy international security forces to the war-torn nation at a ceremony in Kabul on Friday.

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The Pentagon confirmed that a U.S. Army special forces soldier was killed during combat near Khost, Afghanistan, becoming the first U.S. military casualty of hostile fire.

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