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CNN Special Reports Podcasts

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The Special Programming podcast features in-depth coverage on a variety of topics and current events.

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Atlanta Mayoral Race

Atlanta's mayoral race is heading to a runoff election. CNN's Amanda Moyer reports the two highest vote getters are trying to sway voters in hopes of leading the city known as the jewel of the south.

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The Ali Velshi Show

Boom and gloom.. today on The Ali Velshi Show.

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Face on the Race

Charity fundraisers, like the ST are common. CNN's Jim Roope finds out who the people are working to raise money and who benefits.

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Real Estate Crossing Its Fingers

Congress is considering extending and expanding a large credit for homebuyers. CNN's Lisa Desjardins brings us the story of the real estate agents who are counting on that to get them through what could otherwise be a very tough winter.

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The Ali Velshi Show

The foreclosure crisis... today on The Ali Velshi Show.

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Investing in Iraq

CNN's Bob Costantini takes you to a Washington conference where investment in Iraq was the focus, as the security situation has improved and plans for U.S. withdrawal continue.

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The Bronx - A River Runs Through It

The Bronx has a reputation for being a tough place to live. CNN's Steve kastenbaum says that image is changing and so are the residents of the Bronx, thanks to the ongoing clean-up of the river tht runs through it.

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Welcome to Netherword

When the end of October rolls around, haunted houses abound. CNN's Amanda Moyer braved Netherworld just outside Atlanta, considered one of the scariest in the U.S.

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Iran Nuclear Military Strike

Diplomatic efforts continue in a bid to persuade Iran to abandon its suspected nuclear weapons program. But what if the talks fail? CNN's Dick Uliano reports that would leave only two options.

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The Balloon Boy Saga

CNN's Jim Roope has a look at what could be the most bizarre story this year... The Ballon Boy Hoax.

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Greening Cities

While federal climate change policy is still being shaped, the country's cities are already taking steps to curb their carbon emmisions. CNN's Steve Kastenbaum takes a look at initiatives in New York are being mirrored elsewhere.

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Energy Drinks

The sluggish economy isn't stopping people from purchasing energy drinks. CNN's Amanda Moyer takes a look at the buzz over the popular pick-me-ups.

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Immigration Reform

Will immigration be the next big congressional fight? CNN's Dick Uliano found high hope at a Latino rally, but the political currents may be running against those who want to overhaul the immigration laws.

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The Ali Velshi Show

What's going on with the dollar? CNN's Ali Velshi finds out from collegue Christine Romans.

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No More Reservations

The hotel industry is on a losing streak with the result being foreclosure for many. CNN's Jim Roope says it's not just low-budget properties closing doors because of financial troubles.

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Around the Track

Fontana Preview. CNN's Michael Jones and NASCAR.com's Mark Aumann take a look ahead to race four in the "Chase," Sunday's Pepsi 500 at Auto Club Speedway.

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44 With Ed Henry

In this week's highlights, CNN's Ed Henry talks about President Barack Obama winning the Nobel Peace Prize with CNN's Mark Preston.

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Political Notebook

President Barack Obama can now add Nobel Peace Prize winner to his resume. CNN's John Lisk and CNN chief national correspondent John King discuss the topic.

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You Can't Make This Stuff Up

CNN's Jim Ribble has a look at some of the wacky stuff that, well, you can't make up.

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Perennial Protestors

Protests are as common a sight in Washington as the national monuments. Washington has hosted some historic demonstrations including the 1968 March on Washington where Martin Luther King, Junior delivered his "I Have a Dream" speech. There have been many anti-war protests at the Pentagon. But day-in and day-out, there are the ever present solo demonstrations by perennial protestors.

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