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Margaret Warner talks with Governors Bill Richardson of New Mexico and John Rowland of Connecticut about the challenge of funding homeland security efforts in their states.

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Jim Lehrer talks with Britain's ambassador to the U.N., Sir Jeremy Greenstock, about the prospect of winning approval for a new Security Council resolution that says Iraq has missed its "last opportunity" to disarm.

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British Ambassador to the U.N. Sir Jeremy Greenstock introduced a new resolution on Iraq to the United Nations this afternoon. Kwame Holman reports.

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Eight individuals, including a University of South Florida professor, were arrested by the FBI on charges of aiding the Palestinian militant group Islamic Jihad. Ray Suarez discusses the arrests with Eric Lichtblau of The New York Times.

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A court in Hamburg, Germany convicted a Moroccan student on 3,066 counts of accessory to murder Wednesday, for assisting Mohammed Atta and two other perpetrators of the Sept. 11 attacks on the United States.

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Department of Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge discusses his efforts to prepare Americans for a possible terrorist attack.

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Experts discuss the domestic criticism Tony Blair is facing for his efforts to garner U.N. support for a possible war with Iraq.

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Gwen Ifill reports on the difficulties British Prime Minister Tony Blair is facing over his support of the U.S. and stance towards Iraq.

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Two days of snowfall paralyzed the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast this long weekend. At least 16 people died in weather-related incidents, while air and ground traffic froze in place.

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A possible Iraq war triggered worldwide protests these past three days. Betty Ann Bowser reports on the demonstrations.

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