Topics and Guests: December 16
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Ukrainian opposition leader, Viktor Yushchenko (search), says the Ukrainian government was behind an attempt to poison him before the presidential election. What will new tests reveal and could they identify a suspect? Forensic pathologist Dr. Michael Baden and Dr. Robert Middleberg, lab director and chief toxicologist at National Medical Services, weigh in.
A new audiotape, supposedly from Usama bin Laden, surfaces on an Islamic Web site. Does it show the world's most wanted man is pulling the strings with the terrorists in Iraq? We'll ask Amb. Marc Ginsburg, former U.S. ambassador to Morocco and FOX News contributor.
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Plus, will the loss of the high-profile Peterson trial hurt Mark Geragos' (search) career? We'll get the legal lowdown from:
• Jim Hammer, former San Francisco assistant district attorney
• Geoffrey Fieger, criminal defense attorney
• Laura Ingle, KFI radio reporter
• Jayne Weintraub, criminal defense attorney
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