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TODAY?S TRIVIA
The 1st US federal holiday honoring Martin Luther King, Jr. was in 1986.
Last Updated at 4:30 PM? FEBRUARY 21, 2005
TONIGHT ON THE CBS EVENING NEWS
Here's an early look at what we?re working on from Anchor and Managing Editor, Dan Rather:
"Winter storms are still soaking California, with near-record precipitation causing sinkholes and triggering mudslides, while dumping feet of snow in the mountains. Jerry Bowen will report from California on the latest, and more on what's behind all the wet weather.
President Bush kicked off the first European trip of his second term today, with a speech urging warring parties in the Middle East to take concrete steps towards peace. We'll go to Chief White House Correspondent John Roberts for a full report.
For more information on this story please click on the following link:
Bush Touts Alliance With Europe
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And are the latest peace overtures between Israelis and Palestinians likely to come to a better end than past efforts? David Hawkins will join us with a CBS News Reality Check, from Tel Aviv.
How did the private conversations of then-presidential candidate George W. Bush get caught on tape in 2000, and what do the released portions of the tapes reveal? Wyatt Andrews will bring us the Inside Story.
Finally, we might call tonight's Eye on America an Ear on America instead: We'll take you to Foothills Elementary in Utah, which may look like a typical school, but sure doesn't sound like it. Does wiring classrooms for sound make a difference? As Bill Whitaker discovered, hearing is believing.
It's all a part of our world. I hope you'll join us. Dan Rather
And here's an early look at what we're working on for Tuesday?s broadcast: Avalanche! See first-hand why more and more skiers are getting caught and killed...and what one state is doing about it! That story only on Tuesday's broadcast of the CBS EVENING NEWS.
If you would like more information on any of these stories or the broadcast, please click on the following address and e-mail us:
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TONIGHT ON DAVID LETTERMAN
Tonight's show features stupid pet tricks, actress Bonnie Hunt and competitive eater Crazy Legs Conti.
TUESDAY MORNING ON THE EARLY SHOW
Harry Smith, Hannah Storm, Julie Chen, and Rene Syler will anchor THE EARLY SHOW from New York. Dave Price will bring us the weather.
Along with the top news of the day, we will also have the following stories:
CHILD KIDNAPPING: According to the Center for Missing and Exploited Children, nearly 60-thousand children will be abducted this year alone. While you cannot guard your children every minute, there are ways to make your child more kidnap-proof. EARLY SHOW correspondent Tracy Smith will tell us about radKIDS, an offshoot of RAD--or Rape Aggression Defense--that was designed for women. radKIDS is a program that teaches kids to punch and kick their way out of an attacker's hands . It's no guarantee they'll escape the bad guys, but it at least gives them a fighting chance. Tracy Smith will also talk to fourth grader Candy McBride who used the skills she learned in the radKIDS program to fend off and escape from an attacker earlier this year.
THE INSIDER: The entertainment world's rumor mill continues to churn. The Insider's Pat O'Brien will join us from Los Angeles to help separate fact from fiction.
MAKING CHILDBIRTH PAIN FREE: Three out of five women who deliver a baby each year in the United States receive an epidural, but it is often withheld until the woman's cervix has widened to four centimeters on the belief that women who get a pain-killing shot earlier face a higher risk of caesarean section. However, a new study seems to debunk the notion that pain relief early in labor will lead to a c-section. Researchers found pregnant women can be given a low-dose epidural early in labor without raising their chances of a caesarean section. The findings could change the way obstetricians practice medicine and make childbirth less painful for many mothers to be. EARLY SHOW medical contributor Dr. Emily Senay will bring us all the details.
WEEK OF WISHES: We'll continue our special five-part Week of Wishes series--as we make another unsuspecting viewers dream come true.
WEIGHT LOSS SUCCESS STORIES: Many people find losing weight to be a losing proposition. But Dave Price recently found that's it's a lot easier to drop those unwanted pounds if you do it with friends. He'll introduce us to the "biker babes" of Irvine, California. Together, this group of women has lost nearly 300 pounds.
VALERIE BERTINELLI: It's hard to believe but it was almost 30-years ago that a single divorced mom named Ann Romano and her two daughters decided to take life One Day at a Time. The popular sitcom ran for nine seasons making a star of Valerie Bertinelli, who played younger daughter Barbara. Tuesday night on CBS Bertinelli sits down with costars Bonnie Franklin and MacKenzie Phillips for a look back at some classic moments on the One Day at a Time Reunion Special. Valerie Bertinelli will join us with a preview of the reunion.
MAKING THE PERFECT CAKE...WITH ADVICE FROM AN EXPERT: Colette Peters is one of the world's premier cake designers. She has been the owner of Colette's Cakes, a specialty cake company in New York City, for over 20 years. Colette Peters will join us to share a few of her favorite recipes from her new cookbook, Cakes to Dream on: a Master Class in Decorating.
If you would like more information on any of these stories or the broadcast, please click on the following address and e-mail us:
earlyshow@cbs.com
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?He has achieved success who has lived well, laughed often, and loved much.?
- Bessie A. Stanley
TODAY?S TRIVIA
The 1st US federal holiday honoring Martin Luther King, Jr. was in 1986.
Last Updated at 4:30 PM? FEBRUARY 21, 2005
TONIGHT ON THE CBS EVENING NEWS
Here's an early look at what we?re working on from Anchor and Managing Editor, Dan Rather:
"Winter storms are still soaking California, with near-record precipitation causing sinkholes and triggering mudslides, while dumping feet of snow in the mountains. Jerry Bowen will report from California on the latest, and more on what's behind all the wet weather.
President Bush kicked off the first European trip of his second term today, with a speech urging warring parties in the Middle East to take concrete steps towards peace. We'll go to Chief White House Correspondent John Roberts for a full report.
For more information on this story please click on the following link:
Bush Touts Alliance With Europe
Click Here
And are the latest peace overtures between Israelis and Palestinians likely to come to a better end than past efforts? David Hawkins will join us with a CBS News Reality Check, from Tel Aviv.
How did the private conversations of then-presidential candidate George W. Bush get caught on tape in 2000, and what do the released portions of the tapes reveal? Wyatt Andrews will bring us the Inside Story.
Finally, we might call tonight's Eye on America an Ear on America instead: We'll take you to Foothills Elementary in Utah, which may look like a typical school, but sure doesn't sound like it. Does wiring classrooms for sound make a difference? As Bill Whitaker discovered, hearing is believing.
It's all a part of our world. I hope you'll join us. Dan Rather
And here's an early look at what we're working on for Tuesday?s broadcast: Avalanche! See first-hand why more and more skiers are getting caught and killed...and what one state is doing about it! That story only on Tuesday's broadcast of the CBS EVENING NEWS.
If you would like more information on any of these stories or the broadcast, please click on the following address and e-mail us:
evening@cbsnews.com
TONIGHT ON DAVID LETTERMAN
Tonight's show features stupid pet tricks, actress Bonnie Hunt and competitive eater Crazy Legs Conti.
TUESDAY MORNING ON THE EARLY SHOW
Harry Smith, Hannah Storm, Julie Chen, and Rene Syler will anchor THE EARLY SHOW from New York. Dave Price will bring us the weather.
Along with the top news of the day, we will also have the following stories:
CHILD KIDNAPPING: According to the Center for Missing and Exploited Children, nearly 60-thousand children will be abducted this year alone. While you cannot guard your children every minute, there are ways to make your child more kidnap-proof. EARLY SHOW correspondent Tracy Smith will tell us about radKIDS, an offshoot of RAD--or Rape Aggression Defense--that was designed for women. radKIDS is a program that teaches kids to punch and kick their way out of an attacker's hands . It's no guarantee they'll escape the bad guys, but it at least gives them a fighting chance. Tracy Smith will also talk to fourth grader Candy McBride who used the skills she learned in the radKIDS program to fend off and escape from an attacker earlier this year.
THE INSIDER: The entertainment world's rumor mill continues to churn. The Insider's Pat O'Brien will join us from Los Angeles to help separate fact from fiction.
MAKING CHILDBIRTH PAIN FREE: Three out of five women who deliver a baby each year in the United States receive an epidural, but it is often withheld until the woman's cervix has widened to four centimeters on the belief that women who get a pain-killing shot earlier face a higher risk of caesarean section. However, a new study seems to debunk the notion that pain relief early in labor will lead to a c-section. Researchers found pregnant women can be given a low-dose epidural early in labor without raising their chances of a caesarean section. The findings could change the way obstetricians practice medicine and make childbirth less painful for many mothers to be. EARLY SHOW medical contributor Dr. Emily Senay will bring us all the details.
WEEK OF WISHES: We'll continue our special five-part Week of Wishes series--as we make another unsuspecting viewers dream come true.
WEIGHT LOSS SUCCESS STORIES: Many people find losing weight to be a losing proposition. But Dave Price recently found that's it's a lot easier to drop those unwanted pounds if you do it with friends. He'll introduce us to the "biker babes" of Irvine, California. Together, this group of women has lost nearly 300 pounds.
VALERIE BERTINELLI: It's hard to believe but it was almost 30-years ago that a single divorced mom named Ann Romano and her two daughters decided to take life One Day at a Time. The popular sitcom ran for nine seasons making a star of Valerie Bertinelli, who played younger daughter Barbara. Tuesday night on CBS Bertinelli sits down with costars Bonnie Franklin and MacKenzie Phillips for a look back at some classic moments on the One Day at a Time Reunion Special. Valerie Bertinelli will join us with a preview of the reunion.
MAKING THE PERFECT CAKE...WITH ADVICE FROM AN EXPERT: Colette Peters is one of the world's premier cake designers. She has been the owner of Colette's Cakes, a specialty cake company in New York City, for over 20 years. Colette Peters will join us to share a few of her favorite recipes from her new cookbook, Cakes to Dream on: a Master Class in Decorating.
If you would like more information on any of these stories or the broadcast, please click on the following address and e-mail us:
earlyshow@cbs.com
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COMMENTS
Please know that we do read all the e-mails that are sent to this newsletter and when appropriate, these e-mails are forwarded to the each of the respective broadcasts. Email us at InsideScoop@cbsnews.com. While we do try to answer each e-mail, please be advised that sometimes we are just not able to. Thank you. Your friends at the Scoop.