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United Nations weapons inspectors and an Iraqi delegation finished their second day of talks in Vienna with a tentative agreement on the immediate return of U.N. inspection teams to assess the state of Saddam Hussein's alleged weapons arsenal.

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The rapid spread of AIDS threatens to undermine some of the most populous nations in the world and destabilize regional security over the next decade, according to a report by the Central Intelligence Agency. Two experts assess the report.

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Secretary of State Colin Powell discusses the process of securing a United Nations resolution on Iraq and U.N. negotiations with the Iraqis to readmit weapons inspectors.

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Ray Suarez discusses globalization with two guests on opposite sides of the debate.

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Ray Suarez reports on the IMF protests in Washington, DC, and looks at the protests that have accompanied international economic conferences over recent years.

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The two top House members on the Congressional inquiry into the Sept. 11 attacks discuss possible intelligence failures.

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Kwame Holman reports on this week's Congressional hearings on what the CIA and FBI knew before the Sept. 11 attacks.

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Tom Bearden reports on a Muslim community's reaction to the arrest of six alleged terrorists in their western New York city.

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National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice talks with Margaret Warner about Iraq, the United Nations, the United States' new pre-emptive strike doctrine and recent criticism from Democratic leaders.

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Ray Suarez looks at the recent violence that has erupted in the West African nation of Ivory Coast.

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