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Ten Feared Dead After U.S. Helicopter Crash in Philippines

Rescuers recovered three bodies from the sea Friday after a U.S. Army helicopter involved in anti-terrorism training exercises in the Philippines crashed.

Reporter Daniel Pearl Dead

After hearing the news that Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl was killed, Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf vowed an all-out manhunt for his kidnappers.

U.S. Army Helicopter Crashes in the Philippines

Twelve soldiers are feared dead after a U.S. military helicopter involved in anti-terrorism training exercises in the Philippines crashed into the sea Thursday.

WSJ Reporter Daniel Pearl Confirmed Dead

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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Egyptian Train Fire Kills at Least 370, Injures Dozens

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

Court Orders FCC to Reconsider Ownership Limits

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.

Asleep at the Switch?

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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Securing the Skies: Airport Security

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

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Amtrak: Riding the Rails

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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