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7:51 AM EST 12/8/2009
President Obama will use savings from the TARP program bailout to invest in job creation. Bill Plante reports.
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8:30 AM EST 12/8/2009
Obama Speech to Lay Out Job Growth Plan
President Will Address Unemployment and Possible New Uses for Federal Bailout Money
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6:49 AM EST 12/8/2009
"Very Likely" the Warmest Decade on Record
At Copenhagen Climate Summit, U.N. Weather Agency also says 2009 Probably Warmest Year in Some Areas
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5:09 AM EST 12/8/2009
Scientists: H1N1 Epidemic Could be Mild
Washington Post: 1st Wave of Infections Over, Researchers Now Say Large Death Toll Increasingly Unlikely
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3:13 AM EST 12/8/2009
U.S. Envoy in North Korea for Rare Talks
Stephen Bosworth's Mission to Determine if North Will Rejoin 6-Party Talks, But No New Incentives on Offer
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9:25 PM EST 12/7/2009
CBS News RAW: Over 50 survivors gathered near the sunken U.S.S. Arizona in Hawaii on the 68th anniversary of the attacks at Pearl Harbor.
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7:29 PM EST 12/7/2009
As the debate continues over climate change and global regulations, CBS News' Mark Phillips reports from the Maldives, an island country which may be at most risk as a result of greenhouse emissions.
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7:32 PM EST 12/7/2009
As many American banks are starting to return the bailout money originally allotted to them as part of the stimulus program, Chip Reid reports that future federal spending has now come in to question.
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7:35 PM EST 12/7/2009
Federal prosecutors say that David Coleman Headley, while living in Chicago, helped organize last year's Mumbai terror attacks. Bob Orr reports from Washington.
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7:34 PM EST 12/7/2009
Several universities throughout Iran have remained on lockdown, as that nation's controversial government aims to prevent and censor future protests across the region. Elizabeth Palmer reports.
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7:32 PM EST 12/7/2009
In a monumental first for the U.S. government, the Environmental Protection Agency has declared that greenhouses gases pose a significant health risk. Wyatt Andrews reports on this historic ruling.
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4:34 PM EST 12/7/2009
D.C. Debates Abortion & Reform
A congressional showdown is now underway in Washington, as lawmakers from both sides of the aisle debate whether health care reform will provide abortion coverage. CBS News' Joel Brown reports.
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3:52 PM EST 12/7/2009
Amid worldwide protests, a 12-day international summit has been launched in the Danish capital of Copenhagen in order to address global climate change. CBS News' Charlie D'Agata reports from London.
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5:00 PM EST 12/7/2009
Miranda Rights Warning Could Get Rewrite
Supreme Court Case Could Result in Police Explicitly Telling Suspects About Right to Counsel During Any Interrogation
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1:41 PM EST 12/7/2009
Plouffe: Sarah Palin "Our Best Fundraiser"
David Plouffe, Barack Obama's campaign manager in 2008, spoke with Bob Schieffer about his new book, "The Audacity To Win." Plus; Nancy Cordes with the latest on the Senate's health care debate.
Washington Unplugged
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12:30 PM EST 12/7/2009
ACORN Probe: No Illegal Pattern in Videos
Internal Investigation Finds No Pattern of Intentional, Illegal Conduct in Undercover Video of Community Group
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12:30 PM EST 12/7/2009
McChrystal Afghan Plan Stays Mainly Intact
Washington Post: Approach Does Not Wage Afghanistan War in a Fundamentally Different Way Than Outlined in August Assessment
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12:30 PM EST 12/7/2009
Health Care Progress Report: December 7
The Senate Starts its Debate over the Health Bill's Abortion Language; Continues to Debate Public Option
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11:30 AM EST 12/7/2009
U.S. Expects to Lose $200B Less on TARP
New Estimate Lowers Overall Cost of Financial Bailout, Administration Looking to Use Funds for Job Programs
Business
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11:30 AM EST 12/7/2009
Palin Iowa Stop Renews 2012 Talk
Book Tour Sweeps Through Hawkeye State; Pundits Point Anew to Possible Presidential Run
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8:00 PM EST 12/7/2009
EPA: Greenhouse Gases Threat to Public
Agency Announces Gases Must be Regulated Because They Pose Danger to Public Health
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10:30 AM EST 12/7/2009
Millions' Worth of Gear Being Left in Iraq
Washington Post: But Some Officers Air Concerns, Saying the Equipment Should Be Sent to Afghanistan
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10:30 AM EST 12/7/2009
Salahis Among Many Secret Service Breaches
Washington Post: 2003 Report and Other Sources Detail 91 Instances of Secret Service Breakdowns Since 1980
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10:00 AM EST 12/7/2009
Kan. Lawmaker Apologizes for "RedNeck Rap"
Legislator Criticized Obama While Wearing Cap Calling Opossum "Other Dark Meat" in Video; Apology Comes After NAACP Meeting
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7:54 AM EST 12/7/2009
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton defended his decision to send additional troops to Afghanistan and new details on Osama Bin Laden's location. Bill Plante reports.
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