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Event Date(s): 12/30/2003 | Event Location(s): Washington, DC;Arlington, Virginia; | Description: 14:30:00 MSNBC Live anchored by Laurie Jennings. 14:32:19 NBC News Live Coverage: 3PM ET: United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Update on Mad Cow Beef Recall. Jennings voices over video of cattle running across a field. Video of cattle being rounded up. Cattle enter pen. Video of cattle. Zoom out on cattle. Video of a farmer feeding cattle. 14:32:30 NBC News Live Coverage ends. 14:32:44 Jennings is joined live by MSNBC's Carl Rochelle from the Pentagon in Arlington, Virginia. He reports that Pentagon officials very concerned over airline security and that they still believe al-Qaeda will use foreign aircrafts to attack targets in the US. He reports latest US humanitarian aide sent over to Iran to help that country rebuild after an earthquake that kills up to 50,000 people. Various footage of flight marshals during training. Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge comments. 14:35:00 Jennings is joined live in the studio by terrorism expert Charles Pena. He discusses unspecific intelligence revealing a possible al-Qaeda attack against Las Vegas, Nevada during New Year's Eve. Las Vegas Sheriff Bill Young comments. Nighttime aerial beauty shots of Las Vegas. 14:38:04 Flash News: Sheriff's Department to Respond to Jackson Allegations Tomorrow. Jennings reports that a Santa Barbara, California Sheriff's Department to hold a news conference on 2003-12-31 responding to entertainer Michael Jackson's allegations that he was abused during his booking process. 14:38:11 Flash News ends. 14:38:10 MSNBC analyst Stacy Brown discusses entertainer Michael Jackson's CBS “60 Minutes” interview with “The Abrams Report” guest host Joe Tacopina. Video of Jackson. Insert still of Jackson holding his arm in the air. Video of Jackson with police escorts. 14:41:00 Preview video. 14:45:02 Exert clip from Democratic Presidential Candidate Wesley Clark's political advertisement featuring then President Bill Clinton. 14:45:55 MSNBC News correspondent Randy Meier's earlier interview with “The Washington Post” correspondent Jim Vandehei from Washington, DC. He discusses how Democratic Presidential Candidates will use the first isolated case of mad cow disease to criticize President George W. Bush. 14:49:04 Preview video. 14:52:39 “Spin” magazine correspondent Sarah Lewitinn commenting during earlier interview with MSNBC's John Elliott and Alison Stewart. They discuss the music of 2003. Clip from singer Justin Timberlake performing. Shot of unidentified performers. Graphic insert stills of music artists. Shot of a member from the band Metallica sitting at a microphone. Graphic insert still of entertainers Madonna and Britney Spears kissing. Brief cuts of late singer Johnny Cash. 14:56:14 Preview video. 14:56:40 MSNBC Business Traveler's Forecast. Graphic plug www.msnbc.com.