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        Weekend Lineup on MSNBC:  Saturday, March 13 - Sunday, March 14, 2004
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                                  Saturday, March 13, 2004
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ECONOMY WATCH <http://tv.msnbc.com>
8a-9a 

MSNBC LIVE <http://tv.msnbc.com>
9a-12p 

HEADLINERS & LEGENDS (http://headliners.msnbc.com)
        12p: Ben Stiller
        1p:  Jay Maloney
        2p:  Howard Stern
        3p:  Steve Martin
        4p:  Judge Judy
        5p:  John Walsh

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC EXPLORER (http://natgeoexplorer.msnbc.com) 
        6p:  Elephant Power 
        7p:  Lions of Darkness
        8p:  Return of the Mummy 
        9p:  Beyond the Movie: Lord of the Rings 

MSNBC INVESTIGATES (http://investigates.msnbc.com)
        10p: Cops Caught on Tape (repeats 1a and 4a)
        11p: Hot Pursuit         (repeats 2a and 5a)
        12a: On the Beat         (repeats 3a and 6a)

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                                        Sunday, March 14, 2004
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MSNBC LIVE 8a-12p <http://tv.msnbc.com>

HEADLINERS & LEGENDS (http://headliners.msnbc.com)
        12p: Manson Women
        1p:  Betty Broderick
        2p:  Amy Fisher
        3p:  Mary Kay LeTourneau
        4p:  Susan Smith
        5p:  Timothy McVeigh

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC EXPLORER (http://natgeoexplorer.msnbc.com) 
        6p:  Beauty and the Beast-A Leopard's Story (PREMIERE)
                 A two-hour special on the dramatic relationship between two of 
Africa's most                    striking creatures: the leopard and the warthog.

        8p:  One-Wild Ride: Yukon to Yellowstone (PREMIERE)(repeats 11p and 2a)
                 National Geographic Ultimate Explorer correspondent Nick Baker takes 
a 
                 5,000-mile road trip from the northernmost reaches of the Yukon to 
Yellowstone                      National Park, exploring the wilderness in the wake 
of an ambitious plan to
                 link the parks and reserves of the northern Rockies.

        9p:  The War Next Door (repeats 12a and 3a)

MSNBC INVESTIGATES (http://investigates.msnbc.com)
        10p: Lockup-Women Inside Valley State (special 1/2 hour edition)(repeats 1a 
and 4a)
     10:30p: Lockup-Inside Pelican Bay (special 1/2 hour edition)(repeats 1:30a and 
4:30a)

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                                ***Sneak Peak at next weekend***
SUNDAY, MARCH 21st at 8pET: Tune in for "THE FUTURE IS NOW: TECH SUMMIT 2004", 
featuring a special look at some of the newest-and most incredible-technological 
advances in consumer products...Guests include "Queer Eye for the Straight Guy" 
interior design guru Thom Felicia
with a tour of an unbelievable state-of-the-art house; HDNet owner, and outspoken owner
of the NBA's Dallas Mavericks, Mark Cuban explains why he's spending millions of his 
own
money creating high definition sports, movies and entertainment programs; rock legend 
Mick Fleetwood of Fleetwood Mac shows off his favorite music gadgets; legendary race 
car driver
Mario Andretti takes a ride with Lisa Ling in one of the world's most innovative cars; 
and
Joe Trippi, MSNBC election analyst and the architect of the Howard Dean for President
internet campaign discusses how the internet is a powerful organizer of people. Lisa 
Ling
and Lester Holt co-host this special event, exclusively on MSNBC.
Click here for more info:<http://techsummit2004.msnbc.com>
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*Schedule subject to change.


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