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TONIGHT'S PRIMETIME LINEUP ON AMERICA'S NEWSCHANNEL MSNBC
Monday, February 3, 2003
***TONIGHT at 8p eastern...Don't miss "DONAHUE" as Phil telecasts LIVE from
Titusville, Fla., a community of Cape Canaveral, examining the local and national
impact of The Columbia Tragedy. Scheduled guests include: June Scobee Rodgers, whose
husband, Cmdr. Francis Scobee died 17 years ago when the space shuttle Challenger
exploded just after liftoff, acclaimed Apollo 11 astronaut Buzz Aldrin, and Capt.
Winston Scott, former astronaut and specialist to two NASA shuttle missions.***
***THURSDAY 2/6 at 9p eastern, only on America's NewsChannel...
The "HARDBALL COLLEGE TOUR" will air on a special night-THURSDAY FEBRUARY 6th...with
scheduled guest Sen. John Edwards (D-N. Carolina), LIVE from North Carolina Central
University. For more details and a sneak peek at upcoming guests, go to
www.hardball.msnbc.com .***
Now onto tonight's lineup:
NACHMAN (www.nachman.msnbc.com)
5PM - 6PM ET/ 2PM - 3PM PT
Experts break down NASA's 4:30 press conference, bringing you latest information on
the Space Shuttle Columbia tragedy.
Tonight on NACHMAN.
THE ABRAMS REPORT (www.abramsreport.msnbc.com)
6PM - 7PM ET/ 3PM - 4PM PT
Will an internal NASA memo, revealed first by NBC News and MSNBC,
point the Columbia investigation in a different direction?
Tune in tonight on the program about justice.
The Abrams Report.
COUNTDOWN: IRAQ (www.countdown.msnbc.com)
7PM - 8PM ET/ 4PM - 5PM PT
Tonight on Countdown: Iraq.
In the wake of tragedy, can President Bush re-focus the nation's attention on his push
to topple Saddam?
Lester Holt hosts Countdown: Iraq.
DONAHUE (www.donahue.msnbc.com)
8PM - 9PM ET/ 5PM - 6PM PT
Friends, family and fellow astronauts remembering the crew of the Space Shuttle
Columbia.
Join Phil for a special live town meeting -- live from Florida.
Tonight on Donahue.
HARDBALL WITH CHRIS MATTHEWS (www.hardball.msnbc.com)
9PM - 10PM ET/ 6PM - 7PM PT
Does an internal NASA memo reveal clues to the Columbia tragedy?
And what does the future hold for the NASA space program?
NBC's Jay Barbree joins Chris.
Tonight on Hardball with Chris Matthews.
MSNBC REPORTS: THE COLUMBIA TRAGEDY (www.msnbcreports.msnbc.com)
10PM - 11PM ET/ 7PM - 8PM PT
MSNBC Reports: The Columbia Tragedy.
Did an internal NASA memo forecast a re-entry tragedy?
And what does this disastrous setback mean to the future of NASA?
MSNBC Reports...Tonight at 10.
*Schedule subject to change.
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