Nov 10 Watch Compensation Fund Thousands lost loved ones in the Sept. 11 attacks, and many of them think more than just the terrorists are to blame. Betty Ann Bowser speaks with surviving family members who are in search of compensation and accountability. Continue watching
Nov 10 Watch Saudi Bombing At least 17 people died and more than 120 were injured Saturday in a suicide car bomb attack in the Saudi capital of Riyadh. Experts discuss the bombing, believed to be the work of al-Qaida terrorists, and how it could… Continue watching
Nov 10 Watch Steel Tariffs The Bush administration suffered a setback in the trade wars when the WTO ruled that the tariffs the United States imposed on imported steel last year violate global trade laws. Margaret Warner gets perspective on the ruling and its implications… Continue watching
Oct 30 U.N. Pulls Staff From Baghdad Due to Security Concerns The United Nations will temporarily withdraw its international staff from Baghdad while it assesses the security situation there, a U.N. spokesman announced Thursday. Continue reading
Oct 29 Fires Continue to Ravage Southern California; Cooler Winds Expected Sections of Southern California ravaged by devastating wildfires in recent days are expecting cooler, more humid weather conditions Wednesday as legions of firefighters continue to battle the blazes that have killed at least 16 people. Continue reading
Oct 29 Watch The Red Cross in Iraq: In Harm's Way Following an attack on their Baghdad headquarters, the International Committee of the Red Cross has decided to remain in Iraq, but with a reduced number of foreign staffers. Continue watching
Oct 29 Watch Ethiopia Betty Ann Bowser reports on the desperate situation in Ethiopia, and efforts to mitigate the effects of famine. Continue watching
Oct 27 California Wildfires Kill At Least 13, Destroy Hundreds of Homes Wind driven wildfires in Southern California have killed at least 13 people and destroyed some 850 homes, as firefighters battle the state's deadliest blaze in a decade that shows no signs of abating. Continue reading
Oct 24 Watch Iraq Aid After a vigorous U.S. campaign for more economic aid for postwar Iraq, an international donors' conference in Madrid yields some $13 billion in new aid from the world community on top of more than $20 billion from the United States. Continue watching
Oct 22 Alleged 9/11 Plotter Killed Daniel Pearl, U.S. Officials Say U.S. authorities have told The Wall Street Journal they now have credible evidence that Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, the alleged mastermind of the Sept. 11 attacks, personally murdered Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl in Pakistan early last year. Continue reading