... potatoes and other goods wait for hours, sometimes days, to cross. The empty tankers in line are heading for Iraq to pick up oil. ELIZABETH FARNSWORTH: Hi. Where are you going? INTERPRETER: He's going to a spot between Mosul and Baghdad. ELIZABETH FARNSWORTH: How do things seem over there ...
... no secret here that negotiations are under way to determine just what the United States might expect from Turkey if there is a war. ELIZABETH FARNSWORTH: It's a sensitive issue because political parties are in the midst of a hot campaign for parliamentary elections early next month. And politicians ...
... a citizen of India. I spoke with her in Palo Alto, where she lives with her husband, who is from Pakistan, and their daughter. ELIZABETH FARNSWORTH: Kavita Ramdas, thanks for being with us. KAVITA RAMDAS, Global Fund for Women: Thank you. It's nice to be with you. ELIZABETH FARNSWORTH ...
... we have crapulas. Crapula is a concept worse than cupula, so the idea is-- to say it as simply as possible-- nothing has changed. ELIZABETH FARNSWORTH: Zapata has touched people in more ways than through his editorial page cartoons. He has worked in radio, television, universities, and the theater as ...
... the Bishops maintain all of this close to the vest, they're going to get caught once again in a very, very hard spot. ELIZABETH FARNSWORTH: All right. Tom Roberts, give us a little perspective on this. You heard what the Archbishop said. You heard what Barbara Blaine and Father ...
ELIZABETH FARNSWORTH: Ms. Nash, why did she have to be anonymous until the '80s, and why didn't she make any money off this? ILANA NASH: She did make some money. She was paid a flat fee. The way Edward Stratemeyer ran his company-- he's been called sort of ...
ELIZABETH FARNSWORTH: And if pilots could leave the cockpit and come help you out, would you support them having guns? PATRICIA FRIEND: We would certainly be more willing to talk about it if they were going to use it to defend the occupants of the cabin. ELIZABETH FARNSWORTH: All right ...
Independent Television News reports from Nablus and Jenin. Then, Elizabeth Farnsworth discusses the aftermath of the Israeli incursion into the West Bank with Jessica Barry of the International Committee of the Red Cross.
After a weekend of violence and confusion, President Hugo Chavez is back at Venezuela's helm despite an attempt to remove him from power. Elizabeth Farnsworth gets more on the story from The Miami Herald's Andres Oppenheimer.
Elizabeth Farnsworth discusses Secretary Powell's diplomatic mission to the Middle East with Todd Purdum of The New York Times, who is traveling with the Secretary.
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