11 GIs Killed; Hostage Freed

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At least 11 U.S. soldiers have been killed in Iraq, marking 14 U.S. deaths in the first two days of May. Hostage Thomas Hamill escapes his Iraqi captors and is safe, Allen Pizzey reports.

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As the climate conference continues in Copenhagen, melting glaciers in Greenland could mean a more stimulated economy. Mark Phillips reports from Greenland, where global warming is most evident.
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President Obama took credit for recent good news on the economy, but America still has work to do. As Chip Reid reports, Obama laid out a list of ideas for the federal government to create more jobs.
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Katie Couric speaks with Gen. Ray Odierno, the top-ranking commander behind U.S. military forces in Iraq, about the future state of American strategic operations and troop deployment in that region.
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As President Obama sends more troops to Afghanistan, Defense Secretary Robert Gates has urged President Karzai's military to take greater initiative. Terry McCarthy reports from Kabul.
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A series of deadly bombings rocked Iraq, killing more than 120 people. As Elizabeth Palmer reports, Iraqis wonder how they will keep safe come election day.