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Delaware's Morning News News interviews with Peter MacArthur and Mellany Armstrong John Flaherty, political analyst, on Biden VP and Delaware (08/21/08) Dr Terry Madonna, political analyst, on Biden for VP (08/20/08) Sam Abdallah, Del Psych Center, on audit/ ouster talk (08/18/08)
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Delaware News At Noon Allan Loudell interviews from Delaware and around the world Vaughn Ververs, CBS News, on the Veepstakes (08/21/08) Alexander Burns, Politico.com; Mary Allen, Widener University; and Craig Gordon, Newsday, on the Veepstakes (08/20/08) Allison Davis-O'Keefe, CBS News, and Jonathan Alter, Newsweek, on the Biden for Veep speculation (08/20/08) Jonathan Allen, Congressional Quarterly, and Tom Noyes (Tommywonk) on vice presidential choices (08/19/08) David Paul Kuhn, Politico.com: Can national security concerns put Biden on the Obama ticket? (08/19/08) Dr. Marvin Weinbaum, Middle-East Institute, on resignation of Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf (08/18/08) Pollster John Zogby on latest numbers for McCain and Obama (08/15/08) Andrei Sitov, Itar-Tass news agency: The Russian view of conflict in Georgia (08/13/08) Beth Noble, CBS News Moscow, Joshua Keating, Editor, Foreign Policy magazine on Georgia-south Ossetia crisis (08/11/08) Dr. Charles King, expert on Eurasia, on Russia-Georgia war (08/11/08) Sasha Issenberg on Obama's job in international finance (08/07/08) Joe Mitchell Jr. on the closing of Mitchell's (08/06/08) Chris Dickey, Newsweek, Division in the South (08/05/08) Ben Smith of Politico.com (08/04/08) Jan Ting interview (08/05/08) Dr. Michael Doyle, Univ. of Georgia - on Salmonella outbreak (08/01/08) John Feehery, former press sec. to Rep. Dennis Hastert - on the Pres. race (07/31/08) Ilnur Chevik, The New Anatolian - on Turkey averting a crisis (07/31/08) Don MacIntyre, The Independent of London - on Israeli politics (07/31/08) Pakistan & Turkey updates (07/29/08) Ron Russo, Charter School of Wilmington (07/30/08) Peter Woolley, PublicMind Poll - on a survey of NJ drivers' attitudes (07/22/08) Reviews of Obama's overseas trip (07/21/08) David Rocah, ACLU attorney - on Maryland police infiltrating anti-war and anti-death penalty groups (07/18/08) John Allen, Holy See correspondent - on the Vatican & a Anglican schism (07/16/08) Tom Pelson, Baltimore Sun - on MD supporting an offshore windfarm (07/16/08)
Rick Jensen Select segments from Rick's show What's on Obama's iPod? Track Three (08/15/08) Weasel of the Week (08/15/08) What's on Obama's iPod? Track Two (08/08/08) What's on Obama's iPod? Track One (07/31/08) Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty Calls Rick from the Train (08/06/08) Robert Bovell for Mayor Part Two (07/31/08) Robert Bovell for Mayor Part One (07/31/08) Mayor Baker's Greatest Hits (06/03/08)
Delaware's Afternoon News Allan Loudell interviews from Delaware and around the world Dr. Marvin Weinbaum: Looming Impeachment of Musharraf (08/07/08) Pollster John Zogby: McCain Leads Obama (08/05/08) Harry Shipman, UD - on NASA confirming H2O on Mars (08/01/08) Jack Markell, Dem for Gov. - on prison healthcare problems (07/30/08) John Carney, Dem for Gov. - on prison healthcare problems (07/30/08) Richard Martin, Nation's Restaurant News - on Bennigan's and Steak & Ale filing for bankruptcy (07/29/08) Steve Striker, former Delawarean now in L.A. - on the earthquake (07/29/08) Holly Bailey, Newsweek - on McCain's VP choice (07/22/08) Dr. Grant Smith, Eastern Washington Univ. - on how the 'sound' of a candidates name could impact the election (07/22/08) Carl Leubsdorf, Dallas Morning News - on the Presidential race (07/21/08) Matthew Rothschild, The Progressive - on Maryland police infiltrating anti-war and anti-death penalty groups (07/18/08) John Zogby, pollster - on the mood of the country (07/16/08) Sen. Joe Biden Interview (04/17/08)
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WDEL Video News Got a Video iPod? Get our daily Video Newscast! WDEL Video News 08/21/08
WDEL 6:00 Newscasts Delaware's Top Stories weekdays at 6am and 6pm WDEL 6am Newscast 08/21/08 WDEL 6pm Newscast 07/02/08
WDEL 6am Sportscast Delaware's Top Sports Stories weekdays at 6:45am WDEL 6:45am Sportscast 08/21/08
The Allan Loudell Report Allan reports on the hot topics of the day 08/21/08: A 'sound' campaign theory 08/21/08: Lack of humor from Pres. candidates 08/19/08: Dem roll call vote 08/18/08: Clinton roll call vote 08/15/08: Georgia-Russia crisis analysis
WDEL Delaware HealthWatch Weekly feature highlighting health issues of concern to Delawareans HIV Infection Rates (08/18/08) Digital Mammography (08/11/08) Kids & Exercise (08/04/08)
WDEL Assignment: Delaware Weekly feature highlighting Delaware's movers and shakers Illegal On-line Pharmacies (08/19/08) Community Revitalization in Wilmington (08/12/08) Biden for VP? (07/29/08)
WDEL Delaware EducationWatch Weekly feature spotlighting events and people in our schools Environthon Champ (08/21/08) Engineering Cool Stuff Camp (08/13/08) Read to Succeed (08/06/08)
WDEL Delaware's Stories Weekly feature giving regular Delawareans a chance to shine Organ Donor Billboard (08/14/08) Talented Teen (07/31/08) Subprime Mortgage Blues (07/24/08)
WDEL Delaware Hi-TechWatch Weekly feature highlighting the latest technology innovations, topics and issues Delawarefresh.com (08/15/08) Cellphones on airplanes (08/01/08) UD Oceanographer (07/25/08)
WDEL's Delaware Scene Weekly Feature spotlighting arts, culture, and entertainment stories
WDEL TalkBack How are you dealing with higher food prices? (08/21/08) Should Del. schools go to 4-day weeks? (08/18/08) Will John Edwards' admission to an affair derail his future political aspirations (08/11/08)
WDEL News Feed Selected live news events, news conferences, important speeches, live coverage and analysis Student Journalists Program - Part 1 (04/28/08) Student Journalists Program - Part 2 (04/28/08) Student Journalists Program - Part 3 (04/28/08)
WDEL News Archive Newsworthy events from the past Wilmington Mayor Jim Baker's 2009 budget address (03/20/08) Pres. Bush delivers an address on the 5th anniversary of the start of the Iraq War (03/19/08) NCCo Executive Chris Coons 2008 Budget Address (03/18/08) Barack Obama in Wilmington (02/03/08) President Bush's 2008 State of the Union Address (01/28/08) Democratic response from Kansas Governor Kathleen Sebelius (01/28/08) Gov. Minner's 2008 State of the State Address (01/17/08)
CBS Radio News Special Reports
60 Minutes Hear selected stories from TV's premier newsmagazine show Former CIA officer Valerie Plame Wilson sits down with CBS's Katie Couric, appearing in her first interview since she was the center of a national scandal. Women are bering the brunt of the civil war in Congo. CNN's Anderson Cooper reports. A detective thinks he has solved the mystery of the missing Leonardo DaVinci masterpiece, The Battle of Anghiari. 60 Minutes Correspondent Morely Safer reports. 60 Minutes Correspondent Andy Rooney on the importance of inventions. (08/17/08)
Face the Nation on the Radio CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent Bob Schieffer hosts one of the longest-running news programs in the history of television - now available for your MP3 player Today's show recaps takes up the issue of the Russia-Georgia crisis. The Russian President says Russian troops WILL begin pulling back from their positions in Georgia at mid-day tomorrow. Among the guests: Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, who was with the President this morning at his ranch in Crawford, Texas. Schieffer also talks to two possible vice presidential running mates: Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty, who's said to be high on John McCain's short list....and Indiana Senator Evan Bayh, a possible Barack Obama choice. (08/17/08) A key topic is a new international crisis: Russia bombs Georgia -- a US ally -- and some two thousand are dead. The broadcast will start with a report from Beijing, where President Bush is, to get the latest on the Administration's thinking. Then: Possible vice presidental running mates, including an interview with Virginia Governor Tim Kaine, believed to be high on Barack Obama's short list. There'll also be Republican perspective from Karl Rove, who engineered President Bush's winning campaigns. (08/10/08) Today's show focuses on the economy and its role in the Presidential race. Unemployment, up, energy costs, up, housing, lagging. All that and a $480 billion deficit. Will this be a recession election? We'll talk about what to do about it with top economic advisors to both campaigns. Former Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin is advising Democrat Barack Obama and the former head of Hewlett Packard, Carly Fiorina, now of the John McCain campaign. David Brooks of The New York Times will also appear on the broadcast. (08/03/08)
Weekly Presidental Radio Address President George Bush confirms that the United States and its allies stand with Georgia and its democratic elected government. In her Democratic response, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said she is willing to consider opening portions of the Outer Continental Shelf for oil and gas exploration. (08/16/08) In his weekly radio address, President Bush applaudes China's economic growth which he believes will bring increased political freedom to the country. In the weekly Democratic response, Senator Barack Obama accuses Republican Presidential hopeful John McCain of embracing the Bush administration's policies. Obama says that McCain favors overfunding the Iraq war and underfunding schools and the nation's infastructure. (08/09/08) In his weekly radio address, President Bush criticizes Democrats for not voting on a plan to possibly lift the federal ban on offshore oil drilling before summer recess. In this week's Democratic radio response, Rep. Henry Waxman says that Democrats are working hard to strengthen agencies that provide public health to families and children. This week, Waxman notes, Congress tightened rules for the Consumer Product Safety Commission concerning toys and tabacco advertising. (08/02/08) In his weekly radio address, President Bush said he is eager to sign legislation that provides more money to fight AIDS and other diseases worldwide. In the Democratic weekly radio response, Senator Jack Reed insists that the Republican strategy in Iraq is not working. Reed calls on President Bush to redeploy troops out of Iraq so they can teach counterterrorism and military training to Iraqi soldiers, instead of writing "blank checks". (07/26/08) In his weekly radio address, President Bush calls on lawmakers to open up offshore oil exploration in hopes of reducing dependence on foreign oil. The President also asks Congress to find a solution to help revive the housing finance industry. In the weekly Democratic radio address, Senator Patty Murray confronts the oil crisis and how the high price of gasoline is hurting American families. (07/19/08) President Bush addresses America's concern about rising energy prices and Congress's restrictions on drilling for oil. In addition, he proposes a four step plan that would expand American oil and gas production. Democratic Congressman, Chris Van Hollen affirms that Democrats support more drilling, but argue that oil companies aren't seeking oil where they already have leases. He also says that America must begin to focus on new energy policies that focus on alternatives to oil. (07/12/08)
CBS World News Roundup Nick Young has today's World News Roundup from CBS News. The US and Iraq are close to a deal to move US troops out of that country. Keeping an eye on Tropical Storm Fay. CBS News Correspondent Dave Barrett has today's CBS World News Roundup. (08/21/08) A U-S missile deal that infuriates Russia, keeping an eye on Tropical Storm Fay, and the world's fastest man runs again. CBS News Correspondent Nick Young has today's CBS World News Roundup. (08/20/08) NATO ministers debate how to handle the Georgia crisis. Tropical Storm Fay drenches Florida. Poll of delegates finds Hillary Clinton the heavy favorite for VP. CBS News Correspondent Nick Young has today's World News Roundup. (08/19/08) Pakistan's president steps down. Tropical Storm Fay moves toward the Florida Keys. Questions about Russian missiles in disputed Georgian territory. CBS News Correspondent Nick Young has today's World News Roundup. (08/18/08) Secretary of State Rice in Georgia pushing a peace deal. Michael Phelps wins gold medal number 6. Underwater dead zones grow rapidly. CBS News Correspondent Nick Young has today's World News Roundup. (08/15/08)
CBS News Poll Positions CBS News heads to the polls. Will the Democratic and Republican National Conventions have any real impact on the Presidential race? CBS News Director of Surveys Kathleen Frankovic explains. (08/15/08) Why is there such an intense focus on the Presidential "horse race"? Is it even possible to determine who is ahead in the race during the summer months? Kathy Frankovic has more in this week's Poll Positions podcast... (08/08/08) How will the economy affect this year's Presidential election? According to CBS News Director of Surveys Kathleen Francovic, some of the impact will be most unusual. (08/01/08) Sometimes, the way in which you ask a question can produce different results. CBS News Director of Surveys Kathleen Frankovic has more on that issue and the Presidential campaigns of Barack Obama and John McCain. (07/25/08)

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