Bush weighs Iraq deadline with risky UN push
President Bush plans a UN address to press Iraq admit inspectors while strategists weigh a deadline with consequences if Saddam Hussein resists. Allies waver as Chirac opposes unilateral action and Germany questions the plan. Congressional support hinges on a concrete U.S. plan.
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Pentagon survivors recall pain at 9 11 memorial service
Luticia Hook, wounded in the Pentagon attack, returns to the rebuilt building to honor fallen colleagues. President Bush speaks as 13 planes fly over the ceremony, reviving memories for survivors, relatives, and workers who rebuilt the structure in under a year.
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