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Marion Jones: I pleaded guilty
Oct. 5: Marion Jones pleaded guilty to lying to federal investigators when she denied using performance-enhancing drugs. NBC's Michelle Franzen reports.

  Countdown: Worst Person in the World
Oct. 4: Republican National Committee
Oct. 4: The logo for the RNC’s convention in Minneapolis misrepresents their party in color and stature.

  Abrams: Winners and Losers
Holyfield up in Foreman's grill
Oct. 4: Winners & Losers: Legendary boxer Evander Holyfield unveils his own electric grill to compete with fellow boxer George Foreman's famous kitchen staple. Dan Abrams and boxing promoter Don King test the machines to determine the day's big winner.

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Beauty and the Beast
Melissa Powers went one-on-one with a serial killer, a man she said was "the Devil personified." She was asked to do it because of the way she looks. This former model-turned-prosecutor from Cincinnati, Ohio went inside the mind of Joseph Paul Franklin, a notorious murderer suspected in the killings of two teenage boys almost 20 years earlier.

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  Republican Debate on Economic Issues

CNBC/MSNBC/The Wall Street Journal are jointly sponsoring the first Republican Presidential debate of the 2008 campaign focusing on economic issues. It will be held on October 9 in Dearborn, Mich. and will be broadcast live on CNBC at 4 PM ET and re-broadcast on MSNBC at 9 PM ET. CNBC's Maria Bartiromo and MSNBC's Chris Matthews will host the debate.

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