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Aug. 31: Daniel Yergin, CNBC’s global energy expert, says Hurricane Katrina could produce an energy shock similar to the early 1970s.

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Aug. 31: CNBC-TV’s Bertha Coombs discusses the economic effects of Hurricane Katrina with MSNBC-TV’s Ron Reagan.

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Aug. 31: Anthony Santomero, president of the Philadelphia Federal Reserve, discusses the economic impact of Hurricane Katrina during an interview with CNBC’s Steve Liesman.

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Aug. 31: Across America everyone is feeling the economic wallop of Katrina, as gas prices hit $3 a gallon. NBC’s Anne Thompson reports.

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MSNBC.com’s Bob Sullivan reports on fraudulent withdrawals from ATM machines.

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Aug. 1: NASA officials are trying to determine whether another spacewalk is needed to repair the underbelly of the shuttle Discovery. NBC’s Jay Gray reports.

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Aug. 1: NBC’s Michelle Franzen reports on the booming world of podcasting.

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Aug. 1: Deputy shuttle program manager Wayne Hale explains the decision to fix protruding gap fillers on the shuttle Discovery’s underbelly.

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Aug. 2: President Bush thanks Discovery’s crew for being “risk takers for the sake of exploration.”

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Aug. 2: Chelsea Camarda talks to MSNBC about what it’s like to have a shuttle astronaut for a parent.

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Aug. 3: Astronaut Stephen Robinson plucks gap filler from the shuttle’s underside.

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Aug. 1: CNBC’s Phil LeBeau reports on General Motors’ plan to extend its summertime sales boom by lowering prices and adding features to its 2006 models.

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Aug. 1: Robert Buchanan, retail analyst at A.G. Edwards, discusses which retailers will fare best in this year’s back-to-school season.

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Aug. 1: Avis is lowering the age that most car rental companies normally require for renting a car. NBC’s Dawn Fratangelo reports.

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Aug. 3: Richard Parsons, chairman and chief executive at media giant Time Warner, discusses his company’s second-quarter earnings results with CNBC’s David Faber.

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Aug. 3: The Treasury Wednesday announced it would bring back the 30-year treasury bond. CNBC’s Steve Liesman reports on what the move means.

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Aug. 1: NBC’s Anne Thompson has the story of a young boy’s dream in wartime Vietnam inspired by his first sighting of a Ford Mustang. The moral of this story? Dreams do come true.

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Aug. 3: John Challenger, CEO of consulting firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas, discusses data that show a decline in planned job cuts.

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Aug. 1: The company that makes Atkins diet products has filed for Chapter 11, and as NBC’s Bob Faw reports, that may signal the end of fad diets.

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Aug. 1: For the first time ever, an astronaut will attempt to ride the space station’s robotic arm to remove two tiny pieces of felt-like material from the belly of Discovery. NBC’s Tom Costello reports.