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S A T U R D A Y | October 9, 1999


  L I V E  E V E N T S

CHAT: Bioterrorism expert Kyle Olson. 12:05 a.m. ET
BOARDS: ABC2000: Share plans, hopes, fears  LIVE NOW
BOARDS: GMA: Good comment America!  LIVE NOW
BOARDS: WNT: Best of the Millennium  LIVE NOW
BOARDS: 20/20: What do you think?  LIVE NOW
BOARDS: Nightline: BIOWAR Alert  LIVE NOW
BOARDS: WorldNewsNow:Talk all night.  LIVE NOW
BOARDS: This Week: Roundtable discussion  LIVE NOW
BOARDS: Stossel: Prosperity & Freedom  LIVE NOW

A B C N E W S   S P E C I A L S
Open House

Help commemorate this new ABCNEWS.com feature by paying a visit to the John Stossel pages. There you’ll find an extensive collection of works produced by Stossel — from video clips and transcripts of his news specials to an archive of some of the ABCNEWS correspondent’s favorite Web sites. Welcome! video multimedia

N I G H T L I N E
Biowar: Death Toll Hits 25,000

On day seven of the fictional bioterrorism attack, the death toll rises to over 25,000 and the city has difficulty finding places to store the bodies. Because many city workers are sick and dead, the metropolitan area has virtually shut down. video

W O R L D   N E W S  T O N I G H T
Justice Served

The Nuremberg Trials brought Nazi criminals like Hermann Goering and Rudolph Hesse to justice and revealed many of the Nazi horrors to the public for the first time. The world would later learn that some of the men and women who suffered under the Nazi regime also fought back. Learn more with the TheCentury feature. multimedia

W O R L D   N E W S  T O N I G H T
When in Rome (for the Millennium)

In building for the millennium, a city is torn between preserving the ancient ruins and preparing for the expected 30 million visitors. audio video

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Do Squats, Get in Shape

This week, 20/20’s Arnold Diaz explains why you should forget about using fitness gadgets to get your rear end into shape. Plus, a new pyramid scheme attempts to scam consumers. multimedia

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Thursday Nights, ‘Downtown’

Elizabeth Vargas introduces a new 20/20 location above New York’s Times Square and a new “downtown” state of mind…

W O R L D   N E W S  T O N I G H T
Indebted to Freedom

Illegal Chinese immigrants pay a high price to get smuggled into North America in hopes of a better life. Most end up struggling — often for years — to pay off massive debts to their smugglers, enduring wretched living conditions. video

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Life After the Presidency

Former President George Bush looks back on his years as president and looks to the future as his son, Texas Gov. George W. Bush, begins his campaign for President.

W O R L D   N E W S  T O N I G H T
Evaluating the Millennia

What do Jonas Salk, Christopher Columbus and Michael Jordan have in common? All finish tops in their field in the latest ABCNEWS poll, which asks Americans to name the greates achievers of the past millennium and their hopes and dreams of for the next. video multimedia

Other News

Brinkley Touts Breast-Cancer Education Book for Kids
When Cutting Edge Doesn't Cut It
Carpet Cleaning Tips from a Pro
Are Educators Counting Too Much on Computers?
Second Opinion: The HIV-AIDS Connection

A B C N E W S S H O W S   T O O L S
ABCNEWS TV Transcripts Archive

20/20 Tips and Resources Archive



H I G H L I G H T S

World News Saturday is pre-empted.

Sunday on This Week: Jesse Ventura talks politics: Trump, Buchanan, Perot and Beatty. Labor Endorsement In Jeopardy At AFL-CIO Convention? Gore and Bradley Face Off Before Iowa Democrats — plus, the This Week Roundtable.

On This Week, Gov. Jesse Ventura, Reform Party-Minn.talks politics: Trump, Buchanan, Perot and Beatty. John Sweeney, President, AFL-CIO discusses whether the labor endorsement is in jeopardy at the AFL-CIO Convention. Plus, George Stephanopoulos reports from the campaign trail in Des Moines, Iowa.

On World News Sunday: A report on unscrupulous literary agents who rip off thousands of fledgling authors.



I N S I T E S

Politicians have begun confusing their opinions about art with public policy.


abc.comSabrina, the Teenage Witch. Hexcellent! Fridays at 9 p.m., ET.



R E C I P E  S E A R C H

What do you want to cook today? Find it in our recipe database.

I N S I T E S

From Hollywood, a dash of liberalism spices up Democratic politics.

A B C 2 0 0 0 o n l i n e

Everything you need to know about the celebration of a lifetime.


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