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Two of the civilians who were on board the Navy submarine which collided with a Japanese fishing boat came forward today, claiming they saw the captain check the ocean surface by periscope prior to surfacing.

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Shrinking profits and rising costs have led to hard times in the dot-com news industry. Will the trend continue?…

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Shrinking profits and rising costs have led to hard times in the dot-com news industry. Will the trend continue? Four experts discuss the situation.

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Terence Smith reports from Capitol Hill on the investigation into media mistakes in election night coverage.

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The House Energy and Commerce Committee holds a hearing on the television networks' election night mistakes. Terence Smith reports.

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Ray Suarez talks with Rick Dube of Webnoize and American University law professor Peter Jaszi about Tuesday's legal decision against Napster, the online music swapping service.

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Terence Smith talks with network news anchors Tom Brokaw, Peter Jennings and Dan Rather about upcoming Congressional hearings on their 2000 election night coverage.

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How much does it take to run the U.S. military? Gwen Ifill discusses military spending with four experts.

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An American submarine surfaced under a Japanese fishing boat yesterday, sinking the smaller craft. Nine Japanese are feared dead. Gwen Ifill talks with Navy Captain Jim Bush and military author Sherry Sontag about what went wrong.

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In a continuing war between the Russian government and the nation's only independent national television station, prosecutors yesterday raided a bank owned by Russian media mogul Vladimir Gusinsky. The U.S. State Department cried foul.

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