TV news shows lineup features Sharon Hagel Nader and more
Today’s programs host a mix of political figures and analysts including Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon Stratfor chair George Friedman on This Week with Sam Donaldson and Cokie Roberts. Hollings Greenwood Tauzin on Face the Nation. Graham Shelby Blunt Meehan on Meet the Press. Daschle Nader Buchanan Dorgan Fitzgerald DiGenova Dean Rangel Dreier Brazile on Late Edition and Fox News Sunday with Zarif Lott Lieberman.
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George Friedman
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Jim Greenwood
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Billy Tauzin
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Bob Graham
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Richard Shelby
Roy Blunt
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Martin Meehan
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Wolf Blitzer
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Tom Daschle
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Ralph Nader
Pat Buchanan
Byron Dorgan
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Joseph DiGenova
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Roy Black
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John Dean
Charles Rangel
D-N.y
David Dreier
R-Calif
Donna Brazile
Gore
Fox News Sunday
Javad Zarif
Trent Lott
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Joseph Lieberman
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Berlin Film Festival contender Monster's Ball draws Berry spotlight
Actress Halle Berry links her troubled childhood and her mother's struggles to raise two children after an alcoholic husband left, shaping her portrayal of an alcoholic in Monster's Ball. The drama stars Berry as a single mother who falls for her husband's executioner, Billy Bob Thornton, among 23 entries at the Berlin Festival vying for the Golden Bear to be awarded February 17. Berry, 33, spoke on Saturday of her family's hardships and abandonment.
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Bardot objects to sheep slaughter laws in France
Brigitte Bardot issues an open letter to Prime Minister Lionel Jospin urging enforcement of bans on slaughtering sheep outside slaughterhouses ahead of Aid el Kebir. The Brigitte Bardot Foundation threatens European Commission action if animal welfare laws aren’t respected. La Repubblica reports Bertolucci plans a Paris 1968 film with casting in Paris, filming expected May, exploring student and worker protests.
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Notable historical milestones from February 10 items
Key events include the 25th Amendment taking effect in 1967 addressing presidential disability and succession. France ceded Canada to England in 1763 under the Treaty of Paris ending the French and Indian War. In 1840 Queen Victoria wed Prince Albert. In 1846 Mormons began their westward exodus from Illinois. In 1949 Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman opened on Broadway.
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Illinois
Arthur Miller
Broadway
Morosco Theater
Birthdays spotlight Laura Dern and peers
The two day list highlights actress Laura Dern turning 35 and actor Robert Wagner at 72. It also notes singer Roberta Flack 63, singer Jimmy Merchant 62, Olympic champ Mark Spitz 52, and former adviser George Stephanopoulos 4) Laura Dern.
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Roberta Flack
Jimmy Merchant
Frankie Lymon
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George Stephanopoulos
Olympic Online Footage Restricted During Winter Games
Readers finding no live video or audio online for the Winter Games must rely on photos as the IOC again limits internet footage. The Click section Monday explores the access issues and implications for fans and broadcasters.
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Princess Margaret dies at 71 after stroke and long public life
Britain's Princess Margaret died at 71 in London after a stroke and heart problems. Queen Elizabeth II announced her death at Windsor Castle where she resided. Margaret leaves son David Linley and daughter Sarah Chatto, and was a noted patron of charities.
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Louis Armstrong
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Roddy” Llewellyn
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Britain
Queen Elizabeth
Queen Elizabeth II
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King Edward VI Hospital
Elizabeth II
Royal Opera House
Covent Garden
Wyeth Portraits of Nureyev at Kennedy Center Show
Washington 4 p The Kennedy Center debuts James Wyeth portraits of Rudolf Nureyev in a 35 piece series formed over 19 years. Works range from fur coat to loin cloth and a piece titled Nureyev Dead depicting dancers mourning. Wyeth notes the Russian origin theme and Nureyev’s energy on and off stage.
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