1.   Adding to the confusion, police released four sketches of suspects, but by Wednesday night, Russian television was airing only one composite portrait.

2.   Fujimori fired Montesinos in September after Peruvian television aired a videotape showing the spy chief offering an apparent bribe to an opposition congressman.

3.   Here it is Memorial Day, but almost all the appropriate television aired over the weekend.

4.   Israeli television aired live coverage of some of the fighting and interviewed some of the settlers on mobile telephones as they hunkered down.

5.   Iraqi television aired video footage of what it described as the wreckage of the U.S. plane scattered over the desert near the port city of Basra.

6.   Last summer, British television aired a documentary about the finer points of Hamptons style.

7.   Palestinian television aired a picture showing Arafat seated next to an armed guard, with a pistol on the table in front of him.

8.   Saudi television aired a videotape showing security troops scaling ladders and breaking into the port side doors and cockpit window of the aircraft.

9.   To make the message more menacing, Russian state television recently aired a respectful interview with Igor Giorgadze, long wanted in Georgia for trying to assassinate Shevardnadze.

10.   When television airs live, raw footage of breaking news, viewers get an emotional rush but not much more.