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Primetime on MSNBC: Friday, January 14, 2004
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THE ABRAMS REPORT (6PM ET/3PM PT) <http://www.abramsreport.msnbc.com>
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Supreme Court Debate:
Dan takes you inside latest debate in the supreme court being waged by Justices
Scalia
and Breyer.
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HARDBALL WITH CHRIS MATTHEWS (7PM ET/4PM PT) <http://www.hardball.msnbc.com>
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Whoopi Goldberg Plays Hardball:
See why the outspoken comedienne says people in America's heartland have it all
wrong when
it comes to their perception of Hollywood stars-and their politics.
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COUNTDOWN WITH KEITH OLBERMANN (8PM ET/5PM PT) <http://countdown.msnbc.com>
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The War On Terror vs. The War On Drugs:
Which is more important to the safety of Americans?
Hear what General Barry McCaffrey has to say on Countdown.
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MSNBC Reports: Innocence Lost (9PM ET/6PM PT)
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A Katie Couric Exclusive:
Katie Couric sits down for an exclusive interview with Katie Hnida, an
all-American girl
whose dream to play football was nearly shattered by her own team.
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SCARBOROUGH COUNTRY (10PM ET/7PM PT) <http://joe.msnbc.com>
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Evolution vs. Creationism:
Joe says the "P.C. Police" are at it again by trying to kick God out of
America's schools.
It's a brand new battle and Joe's giving you the Real Deal in Scarborough
Country.
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Weekend Premieres on MSNBC
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Saturday, January 15
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7-8p MSNBC Reports: Tsunami-Anatomy of a Disaster (P)
>From the harrowing tales of survival and heroism to the relief efforts, this
>program takes
an in-depth look at the tsunamis that rocked south Asia. The program includes
personal
stories of doctors, soldiers and relief workers overwhelmed by the disaster.
And it looks
at the science behind these natural events: Could it happen in America?
8-10p TSUNAMI AID: A CONCERT OF HOPE (LIVE)
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Sunday, January 16
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6-7p MSNBC Adventurer: Hunting Hounds of Arabia(P)
ADVENTURER joins husband-and-wife filmmaking team Dereck and Beverly Joubert as
they examine
the complex relationship between the Bedouin and their loyal canine companions.
7-8p MSNBC Adventurer: In Cold Blood/Mongoose Murders(P)
ADVENTURER takes a look at the relationship between man and the Komodo Dragon.
Biologists Sarah Hodge and Emily Otali must roam the wild, where the main
dangers are
elephants, buffalos, and occasionally, lions, as they track a pack of banded
mongooses.
9-10p MSNBC Adventurer: Parrot Passions/A Few Acorns More(P)
Parrots with behavioral troubles often puzzle their keepers and parrot owners
are forced to
part with their birds. But could a better understanding of the birds' ways in
the wild
help owners to keep their beloved, brainy birds happy?
This soap opera involves sex, cheap tricks, and competition. It may sound like
any other
soap opera, but the stars of this show are acorn woodpeckers, and they scheme
for survival.
10-11p MSNBC Special: Picking Our Presidents-Leaders & Legacies(P)
A look back at presidential inaugurations of the last 40 years... the promises
that were
made and the legacies that were left.
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*Schedule Subject to Change.
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