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|Episode Number
|Episode Name
|Viewing Progress
|Final plea
|Planning for retirement
|Airline Seat Savvy
|Avoiding massive student loan debt
|HIV baby cured
|Andrew Brietbart dies
|Blind Chinese activist Chen speaks out
|New moms staying healthy
|Budget Battle
|Navigating Cyber Monday
|Food scare in Britain
|Britsh Royalty
|E-Book Pitfalls
|Avoiding overdraft fees
|Pres. Obama says economic inequalities "offend us all"
|New weight loss drug available
|Government shutdown?
|Google Developers Conference
|Deadly bombings in Beirut
|Type 2 diabetes
|Fighting for Iowa
|Working Mother Choices
|Romney Wins WI, MD and DC
|Military strike options against Syria
|The fight for freedom
|al Qaeda terror threat: Global travel alert issued
|Senate begins debate on temporary house spending bill
|Egypt on edge
|Susan Rice meets with lawmakers in Washington
|Cutting Cooling Costs
|Nuclear deal
|Should you hire a professional?
|Prince Harry lets it all hang out
|FDA intends to ban trans fats
|Presidential watch party
|Finding the right financial adviser
|Economic Recovery
|Deficit reduction plan
|Smart gadget buying
|Government shutdown through British eyes
|Interrogation of a most wanted terrorist
|Iowa results
|Welfare Cutbacks in Britain
|Storm Chaser Chris Chittick explains the dangers of the profession
|Vote postponed on military strike in Syria
|Santorum sweeps Miss. and Ala.
|Charitable Gifting
|Drone Strike in Pakistan
|Tech gifts
|President Obama's Charm Offensive
|Spending cuts deadline approaching
|Zimmerman trial: Jury given option to convict on lesser manslaughter charge
|Leaving Iraq
|Government shutdown continues
|What to consider when buying a pet
|Candidates back on the trail
|Dick Clark dead at 82
|Mother's Day Flowers
|CIA head resigns over affair
|Lawmakers renew push for answers to Benghazi attack
|Sugary drink ban rejected
|Babies and Allergies
|"Rudy, My Story"
|The French elections
|President Obama looks to lawmakers to vote on military action against Syria
|Controversy surrounding the White House
|Congress comes back from break to tackle fiscal cliff
|National Security Advisor
|Debt threatens Euro
|Mortgage relief
|al Qaeda's number two killed
|BlackBerry gets a new design
|New survey finds moms taking big risks behind the wheel
|Rare meningitis outbreak at Princeton
|Conrad Murray guilty verdict
|Electronics Gotchas
|Olympic preps slowly moving
|A debt ceiling deal reached
|Shutdown showdown
|U.N. approves sanctions against North Korea
|Rep. Todd Akin urged to quit Senate race
|CBS News Historian On Mandela's Life and Legacy
|American support for Syrian Rebels
|Soyuz landing
|Great American Smokeout
|IRS Scandal
|Forgotten Irish Soldiers
|Baby Gear Essentials
|Cain addresses allegations
|Did British Policemen frame senior member of Cameron's cabinet?
|Rebels take control
|Breastfeeding Secrets
|U.S. involvement in Syrian conflict
|Affirmative action
|Pres. Obama's Middle East Tour
|Syrian crisis: gas attack claims
|Deadly train derailment appears to be human error
|"Homesick Hijacker" returns to US after 30 years
|NFL Bullying
|US and Russia talk Syria's chemical weapons
|Revolutionary Tummy Tuck
|"The Square: The People Demand the Downfall of the Regime"
|Supreme Court starts new term
|Market reaction to news of bipartisan deal
|Assad speaks
|1 Year After Bin Laden Death
|Hurricane costs
|Leaving Iraq
|North Korea expected to launch another missile test
|Commentary: Church of England and women bishops.
|North Korean nuclear testing
|State of the Union preview
|Historic change in Major League Baseball
|President Obama discusses aid to Egypt with advisors
|Electric Cars Documentary
|Open enrollment season
|Last-Minute tax tips
|Ancient civilizations
|Saving on gas beyond the pump
|Allergy Season Begins
|Market rally
|Fall Car Deals
|WI Recall Election
|Euro Meltdown
|Health care reform opposition
|Managing grandparents after baby arrives
|Crisis in Syria Continues
|Pres. Obama's first press conference since re-election
|Prisoner Exchange
|Choosing the next Pope
|Republican debate
|State of the Union analysis
|Crisis in Syria Continues
|Llamas fight rural crime
|Syria Violence
|Payroll Tax
|Civil War in Syria
|Murdoch's mess
|The women who helped shape America
|Latest recommendations for Pap smears
|Where is Snowden?
|Pope in Brazil
|Syria in turmoil
|Buying jewelry
|Fiscal cliff negotiations stalled
|The 411 on the iPhone 5
|Federal Reserve ties interest rates to joblessness
|Nelson Mandela's final viewing
|New Alzheimer's Statistics
|Libya's future
|Avoiding spring break crowds
|Remembering and honoring US soldiers
|International support for Syria
|"Strong!" an Olympic weightlifting story
|Finance tips for grads
|President's Bus Tour
|Battle for South Carolina
|Akin impact on campaign
|Diplomatic Strains
|IRS Scandal
|Gaza Clashes
|Republican Debate
|First 100 Days in Office
|Transition into parenthood
|Syria Deadline
|2013 to be another bad wildfire year
|Bounty scandal suspension reversed
|Health Care Arguments
|Black Friday Trends
|Where did that come from? Check the survey
|Inside Israel's Secret Wars
|Holiday tipping etiquette
|National Health Care
|Holidays while pregnant
|CBS News Foreign Affairs Analyst on Mandela as a world leader
|New Asiana Airlines crash video released
|Commentary: Aftermath of Jimmy Savile scandal
|Marcus Samuelsson tells his story in "Yes, Chef"
|The President's plan
|Defense Bill
|Mitt Romney Accepts Republican Presidential Nomination
|Gunwalking Scandal
|Sandusky speaks
|World AIDS Day
|Health Care Decision
|NATO Summit
|New findings in sports concussions in children
|Nelson Mandela, Champion for Human Rights
|Ryan Ferguson released from jail
|Wall Street's record ride
|Bi-partisan gun control deal reached
|Search for Qaddafi
|Working for nothing
|Lyme disease cases
|Syria uprising
|Dinner date with Pres. Obama
|Holiday shopping season kicks off
|French Connection in Great Britain
|Syrian crisis
|US / Syria Relations
|Waiting for freedom
|Tips for parents of twins
|Soccer and racism
|Marriage study
|What is the future of the House of Lords?
|Rice withdraws from consideration
|Cost of War
|Saving money when you shop at local businesses
|Testosterone treatments risk in men
|Avoiding road rage
|Government reopened, shutdown avoided
|Navy Yard shooting
|"Where Soldiers Come From"
|Bomb Plot
|Top Secret Tony Newton
|Keeping your baby safe in the crib
|Healthy Mom Habits
|9/11 in pictures
|Flying for the holidays
|Manhunt ends in shootout
|Drone strike discussion at The White House
|Electronic device use on planes
|Cyber-bullying arrests
|LinkedIn profile tips
|Economic impact of government shutdown
|Emmy night winners
|Andy Murray
|Showdown on the hill
|Heathrow delays
|Fake 911 calls aren't cheap
|Gaza conflict escalates
|G8 Summit
|Hunt for Snowden straining diplomatic relations
|Brilliant Blunders
|Prepping for tax time
|Oscar Preview
|Behind the Christie, McAuliffe wins
|North Korea to suspend operations at Kaesong
|The ugly side of modeling
|Cutting movie costs
|Mali Conflict
|Immigration reform negotiations
|Syrian crisis
|Navigating TV Sales
|"Up Heartbreak Hill" documentary
|Apps to make summer vacations easier
|Baseball doping scandal
|British police detain partner of NSA leak journalist
|NBA cancels start of season
|Republican Debate
|Zimmerman trial: Forensic pathologist for the defense testifies
|High court makes landmark decisions in same-sex marriage.
|Faster pullout from Afghanistan?
|Congress to reconvene after government shutdown
|182 people injured in San Francisco plane crash
|Forcasting a Tornado
|Trump Endorses Romney
|What are sinkholes?
|Picking the best bulb
|Who is Malala Yousafzai?
|US Troops Leaving Afghanistan
|Shoppers hit stores for Black Friday sales on Thanksgiving
|U.S. to arm Syrian rebels
|Looking back on the Queen's 60 year reign
|The President supports same-sex marriage
|Somalia Rescue
|Royal baby on the way
|President pushes for sequestration resolution
|Wikileaks founder extradition efforts
|New plane crash investigation details
|UN General Assembly
|GOP and the economy
|Ready for More Children?
|Answering Health Questions Online
|Economy speech preview
|Baby's weight
|The British veto
|The hunger hormone
|Weekend reaction to Zimmerman trial verdict
|Deal reached on payroll tax deduction
|Accusing Iran
|New Mom Realities
|Hillary Clinton's high profile dining
|Space Shuttle Columbia: Mission of Hope
|Beat the rush
|Rocket Launch
|President urges Congress to vote on gun control legislation
|US / Afghan Relations
|EF5 Tornado devastates Okla. town
|Asteroid to make close call with Earth
|Drone program criticism; US Israel relations
|"Super' failure
|The evolution of Wonder Woman
|Obamacare policy change
|Afghanistan Trip
|Cholesterol lowering drugs
|UTTM bids farewell to standard definition
|Technology's latest and greatest
|Obama's Friends
|Euro deal
|The future of Libya
|Pregnancy Do's and Dont's
|Presidential debate analysis
|US/Afghanistan reafirm commitment to peace process
|Non-compete agreements
|The electoral map with four days to go
|Budget deadline looming
|Breadwinner Mothers
|Battle for Libya
|JFK assassination
|Santorum Suspends Campaign
|Republican fiscal cliff strategy
|Pres. Obama wraps Europe trip in Berlin
|G8 Summit nears close; Pres. Obama approval rating down
|Merger Delay
|Making baby food
|Afghanistan shooting
|Pres. Obama stands by promise
|Saving on Home Heating
|Back to school deals
|Credit Card Benefits
|Avoiding Roaming Charges
|Walker pulls out a recall victory
|James "Whitey" Bulger sentenced
|Pregnancy Beauty
|Cruise ship savings
|Romney wins NH Primary
|Choosing a Pope
|Rodriguez continues to play while appealing suspension
|2012 financial resolutions
|Africa's darkest secrets
|Hugo Chavez dies
|Emergency response teams head to OK
|Whitney Houston's legacy
|Hugh Grant takes action
|Storm-proofing your home
|Inauguration Ceremony Preview
|CIA Director vote blocked by filibuster
|Bargain Summer Destinations
|Market turmoil
|Republican debate
|Audience with the Queen
|Foiled NYC Terror Plot
|EU to allow the arming of Syrian rebels
|Summer vacation savings
|Tax Bill Relief
|"Not my time"
|Summer Vacation Savings
|Multivitamins may not be needed
|Intelligence spending
|Hillary Clinton
|Reza Aslan's "Zealot: The Life and Times of Jesus of Nazareth"
|Ed Miliband
|Wall Street record high
|Federal court rules against surveillance program
|Conn. gun control reform bill
|Sharing Secrets
|European debt crisis
|One Year Later
|Pres. Obama's national address on Syria
|Money-Wasting Mistakes
|Zimmerman trial: Dummy used to describe versions of shooting
|U.N. 2012 Preview
|Jobs bill
|Civil War in Syria
|Historic nomination
|Lottery winners confess the downside of winning a jackpot
|World Economic Forum in Davos Wraps
|Vile voyage
|Syrian Crisis
|Ongoing Euro Crisis
|The President campaigns in Ohio, Romney talks healthcare
|"Homegoings" a documentary
|Gaza conflict cease-fire
|Gun control debate
|Downside of online reviews
|Sec. Kerry's Mideast trip
|Reverse aging
|Security Council to Vote on Syria Resolution
|Autism risk update
|New developments in fiscal cliff stalemate
|Smartphone savvy
|Feeding the forces
|North Korea Tensions
|Final S.C. Debate Analysis
|New Cain allegations
|Afghanistan accusations
|X Box One Release
|East coast quake
|How do JPMorgan's losses affect you?
|Healthy Baby Teeth
|Campaign 2012 in the home stretch
|History of record label EMI
|Troops Out
|75 years of American Baby
|Autism and environment link
|Looking at the latest British banking scandal
|Baby's 1st Birthday
|Obama takes gun control message on the road
|Fiscal cliff four weeks away
|IRS scandal takes unusual turn
|Herman Cain allegations
|Iran meeting
|Pres. Obama's BRAIN Initiative
|Tax prep tips
|Gifts to reconsider
|Former President George W. Bush undergoes heart procedure
|Choosing the next Pope
|Avoiding an epidural
|French fighter jets attack militants in Mali
|"Game Over"
|Russian influence returns to Armenia
|Civil War in Syria and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
|Presidential Campaign Update
|Amanda Knox freed
|US hikers leave Iran
|Women in combat
|Parenting Tips from the Experts
|Romney wins Texas to clinch GOP nomination
|Utility Rewards
|Senate passes immigration reform with bipartisan support
|Severe storms sweep through Midwest
|Bipartisan budget deal reached
|Back on the trail after Sandy
|Default dangers
|Managing Workdays
|American Baby looks at top baby toys
|Pope's surprise resignation
|Candidates back on the trail
|Pres. Obama's Middle East Trip
|Jobs address
|Mistrial outcome in Edwards trial
|Jimmy Savile's star falls
|Steady stimulus
|Commuter train derailment in NYC
|Rebels storm Tripoli
|Syria in turmoil
|Jobs plan
|Drones going mainstream
|Newtown, CT shooting investigation
|GMO Labeling
|Penn State scandal
|Slugs invade British gardens
|Romney attacks President Obama on Foreign Policy
|Iran Nuclear Program
|DNC kicks into full gear
|Commercial Winners
|Republican Convention to Begin
|Space Station trouble, two Americans on board
|Pope Benedict's retirement countdown
|President Obama speaks at the March on Wasington's 50th anniv.
|Immigration reform proposal
|App Savvy
|Protestors pack Tahrir Square in Cairo
|Where is James Bond's Oscar?
|Republican debate
|War of 1812 Bicentennial
|Election Day arrives and all eyes on voter turnout
|Britain's Image not reflected in Trinidad
|Three days until government default deadline
|Why fracking is controversial
|Pumping at work while you are nursing
|European debt crisis
|Pres. Obama meets with House Republican leaders
|Limits on women fighting in the military lifted
|Baby Milestones
|Science of a Tornado
|Romney Wins Florida Primary
|Changing to Store-Brands
|California wildfires
|Tracking consumers
|Flu season 411
|"No Buddy Left Behind"
|North Korea's Kim Jong Il dies
|Nevada debate
|Retail Sales Up
|Aurora Shooting Victims Update
|Significant terror threat
|Dropping pregnancy pounds
|Awards season begins with Globe nominations
|College costs
|Fiscal cliff consumer reaction
|Russia grants Snowden temporary asylum
|Show and tell: New iPhones
|Arizona Immigration
|How to almost always avoid shipping fees
|Foreign Affairs Debate Analysis
|Spending Your Raise
|NJ Governor reveals secret surgery
|Remembering victims of 9/11
|Honoring vets on Veterans Day
|al Qaeda in Syria
|IRS scandal hearing
|Pope Francis lays out progressive vision
|End of year giving
|Sob stories
|Romney's endorsements
|TV Deals
|Manslaughter trial
|Pres. Obama greets Cuban leader at Mandela memorial
|How to put pressure on African democracies
|Presidential Debate Preview
|Battle for Iowa
|Examining the latest out of Pakistan, Syria, and Iran
|Presidential Election Thirteen Days Away
|Pres. Obama speaks at the UN
|Russia and China block UN resolution on Syria
|Nursery No-No's
|Emergency Readiness
|Presidential Race Poll
|Call for clean spending bill
|What your newborn needs
|Why Congress is divided and won't change: It's you
|Head of NSA worried about impact of revelations
|Never compare baseball to cricket
|Gun control debate
|Hostage Rescue Operation
|Budget for the Holidays
|Paul Ryan addresses RNC
|Call for military action against Syria
|Ask taxi drivers
|Banking fees
|Unemployment rate drops to 7.2%
|Oscars Preview
|Medicare Debate
|Earning Money From Spring Cleaning
|Tamoxifen study suggests extending treatment
|Memorial Day Weekend Travel
|NSA spying scandal
|Steve Jobs the innovator
|Shopping for wine
|Pope Francis returns to Rome
|Meeting Margaret Thatcher
|Early Campaigning
|Racing Dreams
|Supreme Court hears affirmative action case
|Shopping for health care plans
|"Sandy" hits the Campaign Trail
|Holiday tipping
|James "Whitey" Bulger convicted
|Could votes from abroad be crucial?
|Future of US in Afghanistan
|Healing through helping
|Iowa Caucuses Preview
|New Mom Fear
|Secret Service Appointment Makes History
|The common cold
|Earth Liberation Front Documentary
|Personal Finance Lessons
|Pope continues tour of Brazil
|Fiscal cliff on the horizon
|Best fall buys
|Mourners gather in Soweto to celebrate Nelson Mandela's life
|Obama, Romney set for 2nd debate
|50th Anniversary of the March on Washington
|Halloween Savings
|Key witness takes the stand in Zimmerman trial
|Primary preview
|Iran nuclear talks unravel
|Bin Laden's Letters
|President Obama's economic plan
|Deadline day for spending cuts
|Tucson shooting details released
|A Spy's Worth
|Upgrading to a new iPhone
|Sec. Clinton meets with leaders to resolve Gaza conflict
|Zimmerman Murder Charges
|Supreme Court blocks key part of Voting Rights Act
|Tensions rise between China and Japan over territory
|Pres. Obama's approval rating at its lowest
|48 Hours: Unraveling the Lies of Jodi Arias
|Top military officers grilled over sexual assaults
|Royal Visit
|Sandy Relief Bill
|Will Sony announce new PlayStation?
|NSA whistleblower revealed
|Baby's beautiful mess
|Obesity recognized as a disease
|Sec. Clinton testifies over Benghazi attacks
|Wearing religion on your sleeve
|Worries Civil War in Syria could become regional confilict
|Fast ways to save
|Defense and aid
|Payroll Tax
|Targeting terrorists
|Scotland's Independence
|Syria involvement debate
|UN efforts resolution to Syria's civil war
|UN Secretary General to brief members of UN Security Council
|Preventing cardiovascular disease
|Afghan forces in charge; Women in combat
|Baby Safety
|Online shopping saftey tips
|NJ Gov. Chris Christie's weight concern
|Bounty Scandal
|Shopping farm stands
|Healthcare.gov working better but not perfect
|Rebels without a cause
|Baby's first outing
|Terror leader killed
|Children coping with loss
|That's what friends are for
|Cain affair allegations
|Budgeting for the Holidays
|"The House I Live In" Documentary
|Egypt on edge
|"Playing the Enemy" Author Reflects on Mandela's Life
|New Blood Alcohol Recommendations
|Dramatic new claims about World War II
|Plan B fiscal cliff proposal
|Economy giving mixed signals
|Use of antibiotics in animals contribute to 23,000 American deaths a year
|Heart disease risk reduction
|Diapers 101
|The fall of Qaddafi
|Who will intervene in Syria?
|Chasing the storm
|Government expenditures
|Back to school shopping
|A Message On Olympic Success
|President Obama addresses important issues
|Spotlight on Britain
|US/Russia relations frayed over Snowden asylum
|Defense Dept. security reveiw
|Republican Convention Delayed by Isaac
|Wedding guest savings
|Double-arm transplant
|The debate over tax cuts
|The man behind the poster
|Two days until US credit default
|The Bump Report
|Baby Modeling
|Five ways to save money on last-minute getaways
|American Diplomats killed in Libya
|Automatic budget cuts deadline
|Preparing your pet for baby's arrival
|Immigration reform
|UN resolution on Syria
|Cutting cellphone costs
|Jobs plan
|Cutting Moving Costs
|Talks over Israeli-Gaza clash in Cairo
|Egyptian President overthrown after one year
|The Hollywood Reporter examines role in Hollywood Blacklist
|The best commercials of 2011
|NSA surveillance program
|Anniversary Attacks
|The Constitution Debate Examined
|One year since Superstorm Sandy
|Humanitarian efforts
|Halloween savings
|Tips for shopping healthcare.gov
|Handling tramatic situations
|Rocky rollout of Obamacare
|Saving on summer entertainment
|Pope's last day
|US economy slows down a bit
|Buying Art on Amazon
|HPV Vaccine
|UN General Assembly gathering in New York City
|Saving on gas
|Qaddafi in hiding
|King Richard III remains found
|Pres. Obama makes case for military strike against Syria
|Same sex marriage cases go to Supreme Court
|Fall car buying tips
|Republicans debate in Florida
|Conviction politicians
|Deadliest day in Afghanistan
|Healing after tragedy
|OH "House of Horrors" Suspect to face judge
|Britain's royal baby born
|Ann Romney and Gov. Chris Christie take the RNC Stage
|North Korea Nuclear Threats
|Qaddafi loyalists continue to fight
|New high tech plane grounded
|Fine line between US, Israel and Iran relations
|Saving on gas
|Prison hand over
|Immigration Law
|Budget battle: day 9 of partial shutdown
|Baby Bonding
|Police chase and shooting
|Obamacare website problems
|Obama Wins US Election
|Drone drain
|Edging towards the fiscal cliff
|Civil War Deaths Documentary
|Nairobi terror crisis
|Navigating air travel cuts
|Irene's Aftermath
|Choosing a preventative mastectomy
|Health Care Law
|South Carolina debate analysis
|Fed Chair says economy looking up
|Health care website contractors testify on Capitol Hill
|Privacy vs. security debate
|Surveillance and Attack Drones
|Knowing the signs of postpartum anxiety
|2012 Olympics Roundup
|New Car Trends
|VP Debate Preview
|After the Zimmerman Verdict
|President's Bus Tour
|FDA panel endorses drug for HIV Prevention
|Politicians' Holidays
|Charitable Giving Catalog
|Detailed military options for Syria
|End of an era
|Gun laws conversation
|Walter Cronkite Biography Released
|The Doctor's Focus
|Storm Victim Relief Efforts
|Best toys of 2012
|Crayfish Takeover
|Unemployment rate and the economy
|Nelson Mandela's death brings world leaders to one stage
|United Kingdom Independence Party Comes to Town
|Security vs. Privacy
|Republican field
|Home remodeling savings
|US Intelligence: NKorea has nuclear bomb small enough for missile
|International outrage over Syria violence
|Countdown to the Olympics
|War on Terror Speech
|Pres. Obama lead narrows in two key states
|United Nations chemical weapons report
|Negotiating a raise
|Successfully Navigate Cyber Monday
|Civil War in Syria
|Remembering Steve Jobs
|Manning convicted in leak of classified information
|One day left until government default
|Possible showdown looming in Egypt
|Worst day of the year on Wall Street
|Granny as nanny
|Disposing of Electronics
|Housing recovery
|Whooping cough on the rise
|Navy Seal dies in rescue mission
|Israel launches second attack on Syria
|Political reaction to Newtown, CT tragedy
|Oak Creek Mayor discusses Sikh temple shooting
|Campaign 2012
|Controversy surrounding diabetes drug
|Twitter IPO to hit the stock market
|Canadian Ambassador behind "Argo" speaks to UTTM
|Visiting China
|Finding post-holiday bargains
|Tabloid Journalists on the defensive
|Terror Attack in Algeria
|Historic Bank Failure
|Saving Money On Summer Camp
|Egypt emergency
|Zimmerman trial: Not guilty verdict
|Dreamliner investigation
|Veterans at risk of losing benefits
|Protecting Online Privacy
|Campaign 2012 takes a heightened tone
|Blackhawk crashes during Afghanistan mission
|Members of the royal household aren't all human
|James Gandolfini dies at 51; HPV vaccine effective
|Baseball ticket savings
|Romney concludes overseas visit
|Wall Street's record ride
|Security leaks lead to finger pointing
|"If It's Not One Thing, It's Your Mother"
|Rutgers Coaching Scandal
|Analysis: Pres. Obama addresses the nation
|Invasion of the hummus
|Summits of world leaders
|UN General Assembly meeting latest
|iPad Air introduced
|Heated Presidential town hall debate
|Turkey protests
|Cyber Monday Savings
|Snowden asks Russia for asylum and Egyptians continue their protest
|Holiday Travel
|Voters Decide
|US involvement in Syria and Egypt conflicts
|Typhoon Haiyan devastates the Philippines
|Cutting Healthcare Costs
|Sandusky investigation
|Obamacare website problems investigation
|San Francisco plane crash kills two
|Saving on flu shots
|Blade runner in court
|Airplane Bomb Plot
|Romney Sweeps Primaries
|Revisions to be announced soon to D.S.M.
|Presidential Race Poll Numbers
|Edwards Trial
|"Drop Dead Healthy"
|UN General Assembly Preview
|Insider attacks in Afghanistan
|Everyday counterfeits
|The hazards of alarms
|Britian's census results
|Shelf life secrets
|Prince Charles' Memos
|Petraeus scandal developments
|Looking ahead to 2012
|One step closer to military action against Syria
|New Hampshire Debate
|Troubled Northern Ireland
|Republican debate
|G20 Economic Summit
|Auto sales up
|Royal Succession
|Cyber Warfare
|Sec. Kerry says chemical weapons used in Syria
|Sandusky going to trial
|Political response to Libya bombing
|Episode Name
|Viewing Progress
|Run Length
|Blackhawk crashes during Afghanistan mission
|4 min 48 sec
|Lottery winners confess the downside of winning a jackpot
|4 min 58 sec
|Federal court rules against surveillance program
|6 min 21 sec
|Multivitamins may not be needed
|4 min 49 sec
|Holiday tipping etiquette
|4 min 7 sec
|Awards season begins with Globe nominations
|6 min 31 sec
|Nelson Mandela's final viewing
|5 min 11 sec
|Never compare baseball to cricket
|2 min 23 sec
|Space Station trouble, two Americans on board
|2 min 9 sec
|New Asiana Airlines crash video released
|4 min 59 sec
|Use of antibiotics in animals contribute to 23,000 American deaths a year
|5 min 2 sec
|Pres. Obama greets Cuban leader at Mandela memorial
|7 min 33 sec
|Bipartisan budget deal reached
|7 min 5 sec
|Mourners gather in Soweto to celebrate Nelson Mandela's life
|4 min 35 sec
|Nelson Mandela's death brings world leaders to one stage
|6 min 53 sec
|Security leaks lead to finger pointing
|2 min 40 sec
|Tips for shopping healthcare.gov
|4 min 30 sec
|CBS News Historian On Mandela's Life and Legacy
|6 min 22 sec
|CBS News Foreign Affairs Analyst on Mandela as a world leader
|5 min 43 sec
|"Playing the Enemy" Author Reflects on Mandela's Life
|4 min 17 sec
|Nelson Mandela, Champion for Human Rights
|5 min 3 sec
|Pres. Obama says economic inequalities "offend us all"
|4 min 44 sec
|Online shopping saftey tips
|3 min 10 sec
|Deadly train derailment appears to be human error
|4 min 5 sec
|Tensions rise between China and Japan over territory
|6 min 42 sec
|Holidays while pregnant
|4 min 29 sec
|Holiday shopping season kicks off
|6 min 24 sec
|Healthcare.gov working better but not perfect
|5 min 35 sec
|Commuter train derailment in NYC
|4 min 59 sec
|Cyber Monday Savings
|5 min 0 sec
|Nuclear deal
|8 min 16 sec
|JFK assassination
|6 min 33 sec
|X Box One Release
|5 min 7 sec
|Pres. Obama's approval rating at its lowest
|4 min 16 sec
|Future of US in Afghanistan
|5 min 39 sec
|Deadly bombings in Beirut
|6 min 28 sec
|Rare meningitis outbreak at Princeton
|4 min 16 sec
|Heart disease risk reduction
|6 min 2 sec
|Wall Street's record ride
|3 min 15 sec
|Shopping for wine
|4 min 5 sec
|James "Whitey" Bulger sentenced
|3 min 26 sec
|National Health Care
|2 min 40 sec
|Obamacare policy change
|5 min 29 sec
|Obamacare website problems investigation
|5 min 53 sec
|Ryan Ferguson released from jail
|8 min 4 sec
|Cholesterol lowering drugs
|6 min 54 sec
|Humanitarian efforts
|4 min 27 sec
|Typhoon Haiyan devastates the Philippines
|5 min 39 sec
|Iran nuclear talks unravel
|6 min 0 sec
|How to almost always avoid shipping fees
|3 min 37 sec
|Honoring vets on Veterans Day
|7 min 21 sec
|Did British Policemen frame senior member of Cameron's cabinet?
|2 min 30 sec
|American Baby looks at top baby toys
|4 min 52 sec
|FDA intends to ban trans fats
|4 min 19 sec
|"Homesick Hijacker" returns to US after 30 years
|4 min 5 sec
|Twitter IPO to hit the stock market
|5 min 4 sec
|Behind the Christie, McAuliffe wins
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I was arrested a week ago for switching price tags at Macys.
They made me sight some papers and I was arrested.
this was my first arest. I am 19 years old and I do not have any money for an attorney.
can a public defender get me a ACD? my DAT is next month.
also I was not read the Miranda rights. What will I be charged with ?
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You were probably charged with petit larceny and/or possession of stolen property. It is quite possible that you will be offered an ACD, if you have no previous record. They may ask you to take a stoplift class or perform some community service. Good luck.
This answer is only for informational purposes and is not meant as legal advice.
thank you. is it worth me hiring an attorney who will charge me 1500? or should I just get a public defender ?
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Macy*s is very aggressive with the civil demand.
The police only have to give Miranda warnings if you are: a) in custody; and b) being interrogated. Most initial street encounters do not require Miranda warnings. Even if Miranda is required and not given the case is not dismissed. The remedy for a defendant is suppression of the non-Mirandized statements.
If you are indigent the court will assign you a public defender. You will be charged with petit larceny and possession of stolen property in the 5th degree. You can probably afford a lawyer if you call around.
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Hi Eric. thank you for responding. how much would you charge ? will this stay on y record?
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1. If you signed papers, you may already have signed away some rights.
2. A public defender can ask for ACD, but that does not guarantee that you will be offered ACD. In the case of a person who has prior arrests for crimes, then ACD is usually not offered.
3. Whether or not you were read Miranda rights will only affect the case if you did not WAIVE these rights. If you signed papers waiving your rights, you might have no cause to raise a Miranda defense.
4. No one can tell you what you will be charged with. That is up to the police and the prosecuting attorneys.
Be sure to tell the Public Defender about any papers you signed.
This does not constitute legal advice or the engagement of my services as an attorney.
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You likely have to appear in Midtown Community Court and will be charged with Petit Larceny and Criminal Possession of Stolen Property in the 5th Degree, both class A misdemeanors punishable up to one year in jail and $1000 fine. Given that its your first arrest, you are eligible for an ACD but whether the prosecutor will offer it depends on many factors, including the value of the items alleged to have been taken. You have a much better chance if the value is less than $100 as opposed to over $300, for example. While nothing legally prevents a public defender from obtaining an ACD on your behalf, you have a lot at risk given the charges and you should make sure that you do everything within your power to minimize the consequences of your mistake. Many experienced attorneys offer reduced fees for these cases. The fact that Miranda Rights were not read does not mean you can have the charges dismissed. See my Avvo legal guide on the subject linked below... . I have personally represented many clients who were accused by Macys and my experience is that their security guards are the most dishonest of any department store, promising to release suspects once papers are signed and then calling the police. Speak to your family and friends about helping you retain a lawyer. Unfortunately, a criminal record in New York will haunt you for the rest of your life as it cannot be erased or expunged. Good Luck,
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will it still be on my record id i get a ACD?
No... Per CPL 170.55 (8) "The granting of an adjournment in contemplation of dismissal shall not be deemed to be a conviction or an admission of guilt. No person shall suffer any disability or forfeiture as a result of such an order. Upon the dismissal of the accusatory instrument pursuant to this section, the arrest and prosecution shall be deemed a nullity and the defendant shall be restored, in contemplation of law, to the status he occupied before his arrest and prosecution."
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Please note I am not licensed to practice law in state of NY. If you cannot afford an attorney one will be appointed for you.
Good Luck!
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Mumbai, Jul 9 () Actress Ira Dubey says she took inspiration from popular singer-activist Joan Baez for her character in her upcoming film "M Cream". To get under the skin of the character, Ira tried to incorporate Joan's qualities in her character Jay in the film, directed by Agneya Singh.
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It's a solo show that has actor Ira Dubey donning nine different roles -from a 12-year-old girl to a 70-year-old woman. Nine Parts of Desire, an internationally acclaimed play written by Heather Raffo, will be staged at the second edition of Times Theatre Festival, beginning this Friday. Ira, who initially chose to do the play for the annual Prithvi Carnival in 2013, believes the reason it has been a success everywhere is its relevance in the global political scenario today. "I got on board because I thought it was written beautifully , but in retrospect, I feel it is still pertinent today, going by what's happening in West Asia," said Ira of the play directed by her mother Lillete Dubey . "What generally gets lost in the macroscopic news that's reported from war-torn countries are stories of the common man. Very rarely do you get to know how lives have been affected by war, and that is precisely what Nine Parts of Desire does. Delivered from a woman's point of view, the stories are about women survivors who happen to live in Iraq during the 1993 Gulf War," she added. Raffo was inspired to write the play when she came across artist Layla al-Attar's painting Savagery , that depicts a naked woman holding on to a tree. Layla, interestingly , was also an artist commissioned by Saddam Hussein to do his portraits. "Layal, one of the characters, is based on Layla and she is the pivot of the play," said Ira, adding that it was very important to get the "Iraqi accent right". "Watching documentaries by BBC and Al-Jazeera as part of a retrospective on Saddam Hussein's 10th death anniversary in 2003 helped," said the actor. About being directed by her mother, she said, "The lines between personal and professional tend to blur but then, my mother has always succeeded in getting the best out of me, although she also picks on me the most!" Talking about the importance of audience involvement, which gets more intense in a solo act, Ira said, "The audience is the most important part; it is my partner in the experience. Who else am I doing it for? But going by the response so far, what has been gratifying is that I have been able to connect with the audience from the word go."
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Gandhi cropped up repeatedly in the conversation on Love and Longing in Indian Writing. Ira Trivedi declared him "the biggest prude" and responsible for the obsession with "Hindu purity" and "prudish values" that "went on for the next 30 years".
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Vivek Oberoi attended a recent event in Delhi that was a far cry from his last 'mast' film.
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It's a solo show that has actor Ira Dubey donning nine different roles - from a 12-year-old girl to a 70-year-old woman.
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Aamir Khan buys Ira's painting, 'The Tiger's Nest'
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It's known that Chetan has spent a lot of his growing-up years abroad before moving to Bengaluru to pursue a career as an actor. We spotted him making one of his rare public appearances at the recently concluded Times Of India theatre fest, where he was out to watch Ira Dubey's play 9 Parts of Desire. Incidentally, this was not the first time he was watching a run of this play. "Ira and I studied together years ago, so I have watched this play before. I am here to watch it again for her," Chetan told us. The actor also went backstage to catch up with Ira after her splendid performance. Now isn't that sweet!
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"Welcome to Night Stew Gallery. Tonight's oil-based offering originates from the palette of Tampa artist Justyn Farano. He paints portraits of athletes. Famous athletes. Athletes about whom you might read frequently right here."
Farano was onsite Tuesday at Charlie Crist's Governor's Baseball Dinner at Tropicana Field, where party guests were treated to the artist in the early stages of creating a piece on Tiger Woods. But already complete and ready to take home was a potrait of Rays infielder Evan Longoria, the reigning AL Rookie of the Year.
Titled "Unleashed," the detailed realism of Longoria's body and uniform are surrounded by some creepy Van Gogh-looking puffs of smoky light. Combining the bright lights and the fickle crowd, perhaps, into one blurry backdrop? The inclusion of the number "3" on the handle of Longoria's bat is a subtle but nice touch. The flexed muscles in Longoria's right forearm might be too much for the ladies to endure.
Longoria liked the art so much, he signed it, but no word if Farano is working on an oil of the West Coast Longoria. If he is waiting, why? Same goes for the portrait of Jonny Gomes sipping the celebratory beer that we in the Stew think he needs to paint.
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"Unleashed" and other Farano works are available at SportsArtIllustrated.com, where he also shows off a series of stunning Mike Alstott portraits. Hey, he works in Tampa!
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Cosmopolitan, often regarded as one of the least feminist publications in circulation, has hired Jill Filipovic as a full-time feminist writer. Is this a sign of change or an attempt to stay relevant? (Capital New York)
In head-shaking news, a new site called CodeBabes offers scantily clad women to help make work life less dull and tech talk sexier. We're hoping this is a spoof. (FastCompany)
The beloved Leslie Knope and the rest of the Parks & Rec crew are saying goodbye after next season. All good things must come to an end — even in Pawnee. (Vulture)
On the health front, reports from Saudi Arabia state that a new SARS strain has infected dozens. (Yahoo! News)
From MacBooks, iPhones, and apps to curing cancer and AIDS: Silicon Valley's next frontier is medicine. (Quartz)
One frontier Silicon Valley won't continue to forge is Google's G+. The company is dismantling the entire project. (Business Insider)
Internationally, South Korea's prime minister has resigned over the deadly ferry disaster. (The New York Times)
Finally, Malaysia's prime minister admitted missing flight MH370 was, indeed, tracked by the military. (The Independent)
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