Sep 10 Watch Background: The Threat of al-Qaida Attorney General John Ashcroft announces new warnings about the al-Qaida terrorist network, and Margaret Warner reports about al-Qaida's actions. Continue watching
Sep 10 Watch Liberty vs. Security A closer look at how America's justice system has changed in the wake of Sept. 11. Continue watching
Sep 10 Watch Faces of 9/11 New York Times photographers offer observations about the pictures they took on Sept.11, 2001. Continue watching
Sep 09 Watch Stricken Suburbs Betty Ann Bowser visits a New Jersey community profoundly affected by the Sept. 11 attacks on the World Trade Center. Continue watching
Sep 06 Watch The Pentagon: One Year Later Ray Suarez revisits the crew working to restore the part of the Pentagon destroyed by a hijacked aircraft on Sept. 11. Continue watching
Sep 06 Watch Then and Now: Kavita Ramdas Elizabeth Farnsworth talks with Kavita Ramdas, president and CEO of the Global Fund for Women, about international reaction to the Sept. 11 attacks. Continue watching
Sep 05 Arab League Backs Iraq, Supports Inspections The members of the Arab League officially declared support for Iraq on Thursday, with the group's leader, Secretary-General Amr Moussa, saying a U.S. attack on Iraq would "open the gates of hell" in the Middle East. Continue reading
Sep 05 Watch One Year Later: Afghan-Americans Spencer Michels provides a 9/11-anniversary update about an Afghan-American community in California. Continue watching
Sep 05 Watch 9:32 Then and Now: Pete Hamill Terence Smith speaks with writer Pete Hamill about how Americans have changed since September 11, 2001. Continue watching
Sep 04 Protesters Interrupt Powell At U.N. Earth Summit Hecklers lambasting the Bush administration's record on the environment and assistance to the poor repeatedly interrupted a speech by Secretary of State Colin Powell at the World Summit on Sustainable Development in Johannesburg, South Africa. Continue reading