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Hot Ads 2012: Super Bowl ad sparks political firestorm
8:29 February 9, 2012

Hot Ads 2012: Super Bowl ad sparks political firestorm

Thu Feb 09 13:16:24 PST 2012

CBS News senior political producers Rob Hendin and Jill Jackson launched the series "Hot Ads 2012" with a look at Clint Eastwood's Chrysler Superbowl ad, a Club for Growth ad targeting Rep. Fred Upton and a controversial ad put out by former Rep. Hoekstra.
Flash Points: Syria in crisis
12:55 February 9, 2012

Flash Points: Syria in crisis

Thu Feb 09 12:28:34 PST 2012

In the latest edition of "Flash Points," CBS News national security correspondent Bob Orr and analyst Juan Zarate discuss lines crossed in Iran, Russia and China's influence in Syria, Hungary's role in Europe and an increasing problem with cyber hackers.
Cast members talk "Journey 2: The Mysterious Island"
1:32 February 9, 2012

Cast members talk "Journey 2: The Mysterious Island"

Thu Feb 09 11:59:16 PST 2012

Josh Hutcherson, Dwayne "The Rock" Johsnon, and Vanessa Hudgens sat down with CBS News' Teri Okita to discuss their new movie, "Journey 2: The Mysterious Island."
Killer Whale rescue caught on tape
1:26 February 9, 2012

Killer Whale rescue caught on tape

Thu Feb 09 11:21:45 PST 2012

An orca was discovered tangled in rope and cray pots off the Coromandel Coast in New Zealand. The diver that freed the whale describes the ordeal.
Will the European debt crisis sink Obama's re-election?
4:44 February 9, 2012

Will the European debt crisis sink Obama's re-election?

Thu Feb 09 10:37:13 PST 2012

CBSNews.com senior political reporter Brian Montopoli and CBS MoneyWatch Editor-At-Large, Jill Schlesinger discuss how fallout from Europe could make Obama a one-term president
Obama: Mortgage deal turns page on reckless era
7:45 February 9, 2012

Obama: Mortgage deal turns page on reckless era

Thu Feb 09 10:34:49 PST 2012

President Barack Obama says a $25 billion deal between mortgage lenders and states won't heal the housing market by itself but added that the settlement "is a start."