1. "The Early Show" (1999): : -- Expert pumpkin carver Gene Granata shares tips with Harry, Maggie & Dave for cutting, stenciling and styling.

    Make The Best Jack O' Lantern

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  2. "The Early Show" (1999): : -- The candidates left battleground states to raise money for charity by poking fun at themselves, reports Jeff Glor.

    McCain, Obama Lighten Mood

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    2008-10-17 | 03:00
  3. "The Early Show" (1999): : -- Jennifer Openshaw from weseed.com talks to a lineup of real people named "Joe" to explain how the McCain and Obama tax plans would affect them.

    'Average' Joes Talk Taxes

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    2008-10-17 | 04:56
  4. "The Early Show" (1999): : -- Two orphaned tiger cubs are mothered by a chimp in the care of China York, a trainer at Miami's Jungle Island.

    Tender Loving Chimp

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    2008-10-17 | 03:02
  5. "The Early Show" (1999): : -- As the economic crisis continues to tighten the wallets of many shoppers throughout the nation, retailers are scrambling to find ways to promote consumer spending. Michelle Gielan reports.

    Xmas Shopping On Hold?

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    2008-10-17 | 03:33
  6. "The Early Show" (1999): : -- The U.S. government may buy bad housing debts, but experts say more regulation is needed to prevent this type of economic crisis from happening again, reports Jeff Glor.

    Can Uncle Sam Save Markets?

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    2008-09-19 | 01:55
  7. "The Early Show" (1999): : -- The CDC reports 16% of children in the U.S. are obese. Tiffany King wrote an essay to win a scholarship to a weight loss camp so she could face her problem head on, reports Priya David.

    One Child's Weight Struggle

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    2008-09-19 | 03:29
  8. "The Early Show" (1999): : -- If you have multiple children in your family, do you have a favorite? It's a question often asked by the kids themselves and a new study says the answer is yes. Michelle Gielan reports.

    Playing Favorites

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    2008-09-18 | 03:55
  9. "The Early Show" (1999): : -- Tainted Chinese baby formula containing the chemical melamine has been pulled from store shelves as officials investigate its origin. 6,000 infants have already been sickened. Celia Hatton reports.

    China's Milk Scandal Spreads

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    2008-09-17 | 01:31
  10. "The Early Show" (1999): : -- With eggplant at its seasonal peak, Chef Scott Conant of New York's "Scarpetta" restaurant has tips on creating delicious meals for your family.

    Cooking With Eggplant

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    2008-09-17 | 03:58
  11. "The Early Show" (1999): : -- Lehman Brothers has been forced to go into bankruptcy after the Fed announced it would not bailout the storied firm. Meanwhile, Merrill Lynch agreed to be bought by Bank of America. Jeff Glor reports.

    No Bailout For Wall Street

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    2008-09-15 | 05:23
  12. "The Early Show" (1999): : -- Evacuees are barred from returning home to Galveston, Texas, which is still without power and clean drinking water. Mark Strassmann reports.

    Ike's Effects Linger In Texas

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    2008-09-15 | 04:36
  13. "The Early Show" (1999): : -- The largest search and rescue operation in Texas history is underway to find the victims of Hurricane Ike. Meanwhile, millions of Texans are without power. Hari Sreenivasan reports.

    Ike Leaves Texas In Tatters

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    2008-09-15 | 01:48
  14. "The Early Show" (1999): : -- Authorities are investigating why a California commuter train slammed into a freight train leaving 25 passengers dead. Michelle Gielan reports.

    Calif. Train Crash Probed

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    2008-09-15 | 01:17
  15. "The Early Show" (1999): : -- Thirty-three-yr.-old Wendy Brown posed as her daughter and became a high-school cheerleader at a school near Green Bay, Wis., Michelle Gielan reports.

    Mom Dupes H.S. As Cheerleader

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    2008-09-15 | 01:28
  16. "The Early Show" (1999): : -- The city of Los Angeles employed a herd of weed-eating goats to tidy unsightly and fire-prone areas to cut down on carbon emissions from gas-guzzling weed-whackers, Hattie Kauffman reports.

    L.A. Goats 'Gone Wild'

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    2008-09-10 | 02:04
  17. "The Early Show" (1999): : -- A young bear in Albuquerque, N.M. was tranquilized by officials after climbing up a suburban tree. He fell more than 30 feet onto an air mattress and will be re-released into the wild.

    Bear Survives 30-Foot Fall

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  18. "The Early Show" (1999): : -- With the federal government taking over mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, many homeowners are wondering if their loans will be affected. Vera Gibbons takes viewers' questions.

    Mortgage Meltdown Q & A

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    2008-09-08 | 03:48
  19. "The Early Show" (1999): : -- As Hurricane Ike inches closer to the U.S., a tropical storm warning has been issued for the Florida Keys. As Manuel Gallegus reports, many residents have a wait and see attitude.

    Florida Keys Brace For Ike

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    2008-09-08 | 01:26
  20. "The Early Show" (1999): : -- Tropical Storm Hanna is on its way to the U.S. after causing serious damage and death in Haiti. Hurricane Ike is not far behind. Priya David reports on preparation efforts in the Carolinas.

    East Coast Braces For Storms

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    2008-09-05 | 01:52
  21. "The Early Show" (1999): : -- Dr. David Servan-Schreiber, a cancer patient, challenges fact-based medicine on nutrition and exercise for cancer prevention. Dr. Jon LaPook reports.

    Tips For Cancer Survival

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    2008-09-05 | 04:08
  22. "The Early Show" (1999): : -- Dave Price tours the newly-opened 'CBS Scene' restaurant at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Mass. dedicated to the CBS programming from yesterday and today.

    New 'CBS Scene' Eatery Opens

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    2008-09-05 | 03:05
  23. "The Early Show" (1999): : -- Online search engine Google is set to celebrate its tenth birthday. The mother of all .com success stories went from unknown to unavoidable in just a decade. Daniel Sieberg reports.

    Google Celebrates Ten Years

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    2008-09-05 | 03:20
  24. "The Early Show" (1999): : -- If the Palin family moves to Washington, D.C., Alaska's "first dude" will have to make a lifestyle change, reports Bill Plante.

    Mrs. Palin's First Dude

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    2008-09-04 | 02:30
  25. "The Early Show" (1999): : -- Dr. Jon LaPook talks with several cancer patients and survivors about the importance of exercise and nutrition and why doctors may not be giving patients enough information.

    Living With Cancer

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    2008-09-04 | 02:07
  26. "The Early Show" (1999): : -- Hurricane Gustav forced some evacuees to rethink moving back when home damages are costly to repair. Priya David reports.

    Evacuees Wait In Shelters

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    2008-09-02 | 02:16
  27. "The Early Show" (1999): : -- "Travel And Leisure" Associate Editor Sarah Kantrowitz discusses some of the best and most romantic weekend getaway spots in order for couples to enjoy a sexy and sensual "procreation vacation."

    Sexy 'Procreation Vacations'

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    2008-08-30 | 04:03
  28. "The Early Show" (1999): : -- First Eye: Three points of view from Democratic delegates who recorded their own experience at the Denver convention.

    With Cameras, Delegates Report

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    2008-08-29 | 03:07
  29. "The Early Show" (1999): : -- Bert Crabbe, a pastor in NY learned the lesson in "Ask and ye shall receive" when his church got a donation worth millions following a sermon.

    Miracle Donation To Church

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    2008-08-29 | 02:38
  30. "The Early Show" (1999): : -- Solange, younger sister of Beyonce Knowles, performs her new hit single on 'The Early Show.'

    Solange Sings 'I Decided'

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    2008-08-28 | 05:34