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Delaware's Morning News News interviews with Peter MacArthur and Mellany Armstrong Barry Bagnato, CBS News on July 4th party costs (07/01/08) Jeff Gilbert, CBS News, on June auto sales (07/01/08) SP Cpl Jeff Whitmarsh on stolen Food Bank trailers recovered (06/25/08) Wayne Gerdes on Hypermiling (06/04/08) Dottie Lynch, CBS News Political Analyst on end of Clinton? (06/03/08) Andrea Summers, Office of Highway Safety, seat belt survey (06/02/08) Dr Carolyn Hughes, acting State Veterinarian on rabies risks (05/30/08)
Al Mascitti Miss Al the first time around? Find out what you missed... Greg Lavelle on Pedophile Teacher Sex Scandal (02-26-08) Sen. John Kerry Interview (02/01/08) Tom Brokaw Interview (12/17/07) Jon Stewart with Al Mascitti (11/30/07)
Delaware News At Noon Allan Loudell interviews from Delaware and around the world Ron Russo, Charter School of Wilmington - on controversy surrounding his job (07/02/08) Eminent Domain debate (06/30/08) Karen Hartley-Nagle, candidate for Congress (D) - on wind power, FISA and the Pres. race (06/27/08) Don Kirk, CBS News - on Pres. Bush removing North Korea from the 'Axis of Evil' list (06/27/08) Pakistan update (06/26/08) Dr. John Vile, Middle Tennessee State Univ. - on Rev. Dobson critizing Obama (06/24/08) Matthew Rothschild, The Progressive - on Progressive disenchantment with Obama (06/24/08) Jules Epstein, Widener Univ. - on the death penalty and executions (06/23/08) Paul Clark, Pres. NCCo Council (D) - responding to criticism about e-mails to land-use attornies (06/20/08) Tom Noyes, blogger - on windpower developments (06/18/08) Karen Brauer, "Pharmacists for Life" - on pharmacies choosing not to dispense contraceptives (06/17/08) Tony Velocci, Aviation Week - on the airline industry's "perfect storm" (06/17/08) Richard Wolffe, Newsweek - on Obama's 50 state strategy (06/16/08) Michael Calderone, Politico.com - on possible successors for Tim Russert (06/16/08) Ed Freel, The Democracy Project - on the Del. roots of Obama's campaign manager (06/13/08) Kimberly Dozier, CBS News - on her near death in Iraq (06/12/08) Tom Barnes, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - on PA's indoor smoking ban (06/11/08) Vaune Dillman, Mt. Shasta Brewing Co. - on his "Legal Weed" brew (06/11/08) Rick Dunham, Houston Chronicle - on Presidential politics (06/10/08) Ashraf Khalil, L.A. Times - on an Iraq-Iran meeting, and Baghdad (06/09/08) Peter Wallsten, L.A. Times - on Obama beating McCain among Hispanic voters (06/06/08) Peter Spiegel, L.A. Times - on Air Force top brass ousted (06/06/08) William Ratliff, Stanford Univ. - on China's moves into Latin America (06/03/08) Laura Nachman, TV/Radio critic - on the Larry Mendte investigation (06/02/08) Lisa Miller, Newsweek - on how some religious leaders are praying for Obama (06/02/08) China update (05/30/08)
Rick Jensen Select segments from Rick's show Weasel of the Week (07/03/08) Cong. Mike Castle: Can Congress Stop Oil Speculators? (06-26-08) Mayor Baker's Greatest Hits (06/03/08)
Delaware's Afternoon News Allan Loudell interviews from Delaware and around the world Dan McGinn, Newsweek - on gas prices undercutting housing prices (07/01/08) Jack Markell, Candidate for Governor (D) - reacting to Eminent Domain veto (06/30/08) James Oliphant, Chicago Tribune - A Pres. debate in Dubai? (06/30/08) Dr. Jim Walsh, International security expert - on Pres. Bush removing North Korea from the 'Axis of Evil' list (06/27/08) Congressman Castle (R) - on wind power, FISA legislation, and impeachment (06/24/08) Paul Nussbaum, Phila. Inquirer - on failing Amtrak bridges in the region (06/24/08) Tom Noyes, blogger - on the wind power deal (06/23/08) John Zogby, pollster - on off-shore drilling & the Pres. race (06/23/08) Dr. Charles Franklin, Univ. of Wisconsin - on Pres. politics (06/20/08) David Mark, Politico.com - on McCain's support of offshore oil-drilling (06/18/08) Erin Hershkowitz, International Council of Shopping Centers - on Christiana Mall's teen curfew (06/18/08) Will Szlemko, Colorado St. Univ. - on the correlation between bumper stickers & road rage (06/17/08) Leonard Doyle, The Independent of London - on the McCain campaign and a crude joke (06/17/08) Tom Noyes, blogger - Windpower update (06/16/08) Arnaud de Borchgrave, Trans National Threats Project - Could the U.S. strike Iran? (06/13/08) Tom Reid, Widener Law School - on the Supreme Court ruling on Guantanamo detainees (06/12/08) Dr. Gerald McGwin, Univ. of Alabama-Birmingham - research on golf cart accidents (06/10/08) David Paul Kuhn, Politico.com - on soaring oil prices & Pres. politics (06/10/08) Dan Gross, Newsweek - on a downbeat survey of economic experts (06/09/08) Jack Markell, candidate for Gov. (D) - on windpower (06/09/08) Darrell Cole, DelDOT - on rising costs for road projects (06/09/08) Evan Hirsche, National Wildlife Refuge Assoc. - on refuges losing maintenance and policing (06/06/08) Glenn Thrush, Newsday - on a NJ Congressman who says the Clinton campaign tried to exploit Jewish-Black tensions (06/06/08) Dr. Marvin Weinbaum, Pakistan expert - on a Pakistan-North Korea connection (06/02/08) Larry Eichel, Phila. Inquirer - on the Clinton campaign (06/02/08) Rep. John Kowalko (D-Newark) - on Republicans targeting Obama's links to ACORN (05/30/08) John Zogby, pollster - on how people read books & a discrepancy in national Pres. polls (05/29/08) Sen. Joe Biden Interview (04/17/08)
WDEL Sports Catch the anytime replay of games broadcast on WDEL and WDEL.com Hodgson-Caravel D2 state final 1st half 12/01/07 (12/01/07) Hodgson-Caravel D2 state final 2nd half 12/01/07 (12/01/07) Middletown-Sussex Central D1 state final 1st half 11/30/07 (11/30/07) Middletown-Sussex Central D1 football final 2nd half 11/30/07 (11/30/07)
WDEL Video News Got a Video iPod? Get our daily Video Newscast! WDEL Video News 07/03/08
WDEL 6:00 Newscasts Delaware's Top Stories weekdays at 6am and 6pm WDEL 6am Newscast 07/03/08 WDEL 6pm Newscast 07/02/08
WDEL 6am Sportscast Delaware's Top Sports Stories weekdays at 6:45am WDEL 6:45am Sportscast 07/03/08
The Allan Loudell Report Allan reports on the hot topics of the day 07/03/08: Bush & N. Korea 07/02/08: Pakistan update 07/01/08: Pres. politics 06/30/08: Same ol' politics 06/27/08: Presidential Poll
WDEL Delaware HealthWatch Weekly feature highlighting health issues of concern to Delawareans Diabetes & Depression (06/30/08) Live Well website (06/23/08) Childhood Cancer (06/16/08)
WDEL Assignment: Delaware Weekly feature highlighting Delaware's movers and shakers Retiring lawmakers (07/01/08) Stalking & harrassment laws (06/24/08) Mortgage Consultants (06/17/08)
WDEL Delaware EducationWatch Weekly feature spotlighting events and people in our schools Connecting Generations (07/02/08) Pre-college Studio Program (06/25/08) Building Fences (06/18/08)
WDEL Delaware's Stories Weekly feature giving regular Delawareans a chance to shine A "Lifer" (06/27/08) "Gumbo" composer (06/19/08) Queen Bee (06/12/08)
WDEL Delaware Hi-TechWatch Weekly feature highlighting the latest technology innovations, topics and issues Concord Law School (06/27/08) Kevlar XP (06/20/08) Cell Phone Fees (06/13/08)
WDEL's Delaware Scene Weekly Feature spotlighting arts, culture, and entertainment stories
WDEL TalkBack Should employers be able to mandate their employees live healthier? (07/02/08) Should Del. ban cell phone use while driving? (07/01/08) Is organized religion the only way to get to heaven? (06/24/08)
WDEL News Feed Selected live news events, news conferences, important speeches, live coverage and analysis Hillary Clinton addresses her supporters as she drops out of the Presidential race (06/07/08) 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 President Bush's statement on offshore oil drilling. (06/18/08)
60 Minutes Hear selected stories from TV's premier newsmagazine show Iraqi Christians are in danger now more than ever. Facing harder times that under Saddam Hussein's reign, Iraqi Christians are forced to worship in secret services. 60 Minutes Correspondent Scott Pelley reports. Individuals are now able to trace their ancestry back hundreds of years using samples of DNA. 60 Minutes Correspondent Lesley Stahl reports. 60 Minutes Correspondent Steve Kroft speaks with entertainment icon, Will Smith, on his successful career and resilient work ethic. (06/29/08)
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 Barack Obama says he'll take a campaign break this summer and go to the Middle East and Europe. Will he stop in Iraq? And what does he think about the Bush administration's new deal with North Korea? We'll talk with one of his chief foreign policy advisors, retired General Wesley Clark. And get the views of Democrat-turned McCain advisor Joe Lieberman, Senator from Connecticut. David Sanger, Chief Washington Correspondent of The New York Times, will have analysis on the campaign break for foreign policy. (06/29/08) On today's Face the Nation, it's off to the races. Barack Obama has changed his position on campaign financing, and John McCain has taken that as a cue to go on the attack. But McCain has done a bit of flip-flopping himself, on the issue of off-shore oil drilling -- and that has not escaped the attention of the Obama camp. Is the 2008 Presidential contest getting ugly already? CBS' Bob Schieffer spoke to Carly Fiorina, a McCain campaign advisor, and to Politico's John Harris. (06/22/08) CBS News Capitol Hill Correspondent Chip Reid fills in for Bob Schieffer as host of "Face the Nation." Today's show What does Senator McCain need to balance his ticket? Youth? Oratorical skill? Management experience? The Republican Governor of Louisiana, Bobby Jindal, has all those qualities. Does he want to be the Vice Presidential nominee? We'll ask him. Then we'll turn to the race between Senator Obama and Senator McCain and talk with Republican analyst and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich. We'll talk wtih Jim Vandehei of Politico about the rest of the week's political news. And we'll have a final word from Bob Schieffer, on Tim Russert. (06/15/08)
Weekly Presidental Radio Address In his weekly radio address, President George W. Bush praises faith-based groups which have been partly financed with federal money. The President says that these groups have reduced homelessness and have guided former inmates to find meaningful jobs in society. In the Democratic response, New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson promotes Barack Obama's energy and economic policies and comments on proposals by President Bush and John McCain on off shore oil drilling. (06/28/08) In President Bush's weekly radio address, he urges Congress to lift its ban on offshore oil and gas drilling in an effort to boost U.S. energy production. In the Democratic response, West Virginia Congressman Nick Rahall rejects the President's proposal to explore U.S. off shore oil drilling. Rahall insist that the President's plan will not bring the type of relief Americans are looking for when it comes to gas prices. (06/21/08) The Democrats, in their weekly address, put an average citizen on the air today.. Jeff Alberici (al-ber-EECE'-ee)is a teacher from upstate New York...who is struggling to make ends meet to support his wife and three kids..Alberici praised the party for understanding what working-class families "are going through". (06/14/08) During his weekly radio address President Bush highlighted his talks with European Leaders saying they are unified in their concerns about Iran's nuclear program. (06/14/08) In his weekly radio address, President Bush explains that Congress has a lot of bills to tackle, including the war funding bill, intelligence legislation as well as tackling the foreclosure crisis. In the democratic response, California Senator Barbara Boxer explains how the Senate will work to create a law in an effort to combat global warming. (05/31/08) In his weekly radio address, President Bush discusses the importance of Memorial Day and the continued efforts of US soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan. (05/24/08)
CBS World News Roundup Nick Young has today's World News Roundup from CBS News. A key Senator suggests reimposing a national speed limit to save gas. More young Americans are unfit for military duty. The man most identified with Bozo the Clown has died. CBS News Correspondent Nick Young has today's World News Roundup. (07/04/08) Three American hostages are back home after five years captive in Colombia. Fewer Americans hit the road for the holiday weekend. How your new flat panel TV may be contributing to global warming. CBS News Correspondent Nick Young has today's World News Roundup. (07/03/08) On the Healthwatch: a diet to cut your cancer risk and concern about a common heart treatment for women. A suspected serial killer nabbed in an Illinois bar. Ditching the car to rent one by the hour. CBS News Correspondent Nick Young has today's World News Roundup. (07/02/08) Salmonella probe widens beyond tomatoes. Auto sales plummet in June. Penguins issue a warning about climate change. CBS News Correspondent Nick Young has today's World News Roundup. (07/01/08) Oil producers meet in Spain to talk about supply concerns. As stocks slump, investors suffer. Wildfires rage across Northern California. CBS News Correspondent Nick Young has today's World News Roundup. (06/30/08)
CBS News Poll Positions CBS News heads to the polls. Americans want their president to be patriotic--but what does it mean to be patriotic, exactly? CBS News Director of Surveys has more. (07/02/08) Democrats and Republicans rarely support Presidents from the opposing party. CBS News Director of Surveys Kathleen Frankovic has more on why this might be. (06/19/08) Why do some polls that seem similar have a tendancy to yield different results? CBS News Director of Surveys Kathleen Frankovic explains the importance of finding out why. (05/06/08) Voters under the age of thirty have had a major impact on the campaigns of both Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton. CBS News Director of Surveys Kathleen Frankovic reports. (04/25/08)

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