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17:47:52 05/16/12

New research suggests that the brain damage suffered by soldiers on the battlefield is similar to that endured by athletes on the football field; Also, researchers...

Brain research breakthroughs, fallen soldier's overdue honor

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Brain research breakthroughs, fallen soldier's overdue honor

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New research suggests that the brain damage suffered by soldiers on the battlefield is similar to that endured by athletes on the football field; Also, researchers are reporting that a woman who is completely paralyzed has used a robotic arm controlled with nothing but her thoughts; And, 42 years after his death, a heroic soldier received the Medal of Honor from President Obama.

5/16: Brain researc...
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17:47:52 05/16/12

New research suggests that the brain damage suffered by soldiers on the battlefield is similar to that endured by athletes on the football field; Also, researchers...

5/16: Brain research, fallen soldier's overdue honor

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5/16: Brain research, fallen soldier's overdue honor

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New research suggests that the brain damage suffered by soldiers on the battlefield is similar to that endured by athletes on the football field; Also, researchers are reporting that a woman who is completely paralyzed has used a robotic arm controlled with nothing but her thoughts; And, 42 years after his death, a heroic soldier received the Medal of Honor from President Obama.

5/15: Alzheimer's p...
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17:25:22 05/15/12

A new trial of the leading experimental Alzheimer's drug Crenezumab is set to begin; Also, Dr. Jon LaPook reports on what is behind the recent whooping cough outbr...

5/15: Alzheimer's prevention experiment, whooping cough outbreak

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5/15: Alzheimer's prevention experiment, whooping cough outbreak

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A new trial of the leading experimental Alzheimer's drug Crenezumab is set to begin; Also, Dr. Jon LaPook reports on what is behind the recent whooping cough outbreak; And, The man who runs the hometown bank in Cattaraugus, New York feels he has a responsibility to his town to hold the community together.

5/14: JPMorgan ente...
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17:19:35 05/14/12

The first casualty of JPMorgan Chase's $2 billion investment debacle was its chief investment officer Ina Drew as the company enters damage control; Then, research...

5/14: JPMorgan enters damage control, how-to ship space shuttles

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5/14: JPMorgan enters damage control, how-to ship space shuttles

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The first casualty of JPMorgan Chase's $2 billion investment debacle was its chief investment officer Ina Drew as the company enters damage control; Then, researchers studying how to prevent Alzheimer's disease are struggling to find volunteer patients; Also, the monumental task of shipping a space shuttle atop a 747.

5/13: JPMorgan exec...
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17:24:43 05/13/12

Three executives have resigned at JPMorgan Chase following a $2 billion loss in risky trades; Then, opponents of Maryland's same-sex marriage law are trying to get...

5/13: JPMorgan executives resign, Columbia Univ. janitor gradu...

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5/13: JPMorgan executives resign, Columbia Univ. janitor graduates

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Three executives have resigned at JPMorgan Chase following a $2 billion loss in risky trades; Then, opponents of Maryland's same-sex marriage law are trying to get a referendum on the November ballot to overturn it; Also, a Columbia University janitor has graduated with a degree in classics.

"Food insecurity" a...
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16:39:51 05/12/12

Mitt Romney talks faith and family at his Liberty University speech; Also, the uncertainty of not knowing where the next meal is going to come from is now affectin...

"Food insecurity" approaching 50 million, Romney delivers spee...

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"Food insecurity" approaching 50 million, Romney delivers speech at Liberty University

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Mitt Romney talks faith and family at his Liberty University speech; Also, the uncertainty of not knowing where the next meal is going to come from is now affecting 1 in every 6 Americans; And, more than 200,000 people are being dropped from unemployment rolls.

JP Morgan Chase adm...
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17:46:17 05/11/12

JP Morgan Chase is admitting to mistakes that caused the banking giant to lose $2 billion and sent its stock price plummeting; Also, a quarter of a million America...

JP Morgan Chase admits mistakes, 250,000 losing unemployment b...

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JP Morgan Chase admits mistakes, 250,000 losing unemployment benefits

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JP Morgan Chase is admitting to mistakes that caused the banking giant to lose $2 billion and sent its stock price plummeting; Also, a quarter of a million Americans are about to lose their unemployment benefits; And, Steve Hartman reports on a teacher in one of the poorest school districts in Texas, whose students reach for the stars with rocket science.

JP Morgan loses $2B...
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17:03:55 05/10/12

JPMorgan Chase has admitted to massive losses in risky trades in exotic investments costing it $2 billion; Then, The FDA is considering the use of Truvada to preve...

JP Morgan loses $2B, FDA backs HIV prevention drug

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JP Morgan loses $2B, FDA backs HIV prevention drug

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JPMorgan Chase has admitted to massive losses in risky trades in exotic investments costing it $2 billion; Then, The FDA is considering the use of Truvada to prevent the contraction of HIV; Also, a high school principal is teaching kids the way out of poverty.

Same-sex marriage s...
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17:16:55 05/09/12

President Obama endorses same-sex marriage. Will it cost him politically? Where do Americans stand? Reports from Norah O'Donnell, Bill Whitaker and Elaine Quijano;...

Same-sex marriage support, CIA's double agent

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Same-sex marriage support, CIA's double agent

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President Obama endorses same-sex marriage. Will it cost him politically? Where do Americans stand? Reports from Norah O'Donnell, Bill Whitaker and Elaine Quijano; Also, U.S. intelligence says more al-Qaeda bombers are training to strike U.S. aircraft; And, the Pentagon's top combat photographer shares striking images of Americans at war.

Bomb plotter really...
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16:51:51 05/08/12

New details have emerged about how U.S. and other intelligence agencies stopped a plot to blow up a jetliner headed for the United States; Also, Maurice Sendak, au...

Bomb plotter really double agent, author Maurice Sendak dies

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Bomb plotter really double agent, author Maurice Sendak dies

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New details have emerged about how U.S. and other intelligence agencies stopped a plot to blow up a jetliner headed for the United States; Also, Maurice Sendak, author of "Where the Wild Things Are," died of a stroke at age of 83; And, in Georgia, where unemployment is running at nine percent, churches are putting their preaching into practice by ordaining "money missionaries" to help people make tough decisions about family finances.

Evening News Online...
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16:57:24 05/07/12

U.S. intelligence has broken up a plot by al Qaeda terrorists based in Yemen to blow up a jetliner bound for the United States; Then, Republicans, Democrats, and P...

Evening News Online, 05.07.12

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Evening News Online, 05.07.12

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U.S. intelligence has broken up a plot by al Qaeda terrorists based in Yemen to blow up a jetliner bound for the United States; Then, Republicans, Democrats, and President Obama all support the bills but Congress has yet to pass them; Also, David Martin reports on the growing danger of attacks on U.S. troops by Afghan allies.

Evening News Online...
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16:33:19 05/06/12

France has chosen to make a major change during a critical time electing their first socialist leader in 17 years; Then, families of the victims in the 9/11 attack...

Evening News Online, 05.06.12

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Evening News Online, 05.06.12

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France has chosen to make a major change during a critical time electing their first socialist leader in 17 years; Then, families of the victims in the 9/11 attacks await justice as the alleged terrorists face trial; Also, a shop class in Oregon where there's no boys allowed.

Evening News Online...
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18:20:35 05/05/12

Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and the four other top 9/11 suspects disrupted their arraignment hearing at the U.S. military base at Guantanamo Bay by refusing to say anyt...

Evening News Online, 05.05.12

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Evening News Online, 05.05.12

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Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and the four other top 9/11 suspects disrupted their arraignment hearing at the U.S. military base at Guantanamo Bay by refusing to say anything; Also, President Obama officially launched his reelection campaign, making stops in two key battleground states - Ohio and Virginia; And, for 19 years, Shaquille O'Neal dominated the NBA with his size and even bigger personality. Now he's scored a doctorate.

Evening News Online...
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16:44:56 05/04/12

The Labor Department reported job creation has fallen for the third straight month. Anthony Mason reports on what the new numbers mean for America's economic recov...

Evening News Online, 05.04.12

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Evening News Online, 05.04.12

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The Labor Department reported job creation has fallen for the third straight month. Anthony Mason reports on what the new numbers mean for America's economic recovery; Also, the Philadelphia Catholic Church is releasing their initial findings in the investigation of 26 priests suspected of child sex abuse; And, Steve Hartman visits a man who is repainting an Ohio town - building by building.

Evening News Online...
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16:28:32 05/03/12

It sounds like a spy movie plot: the story of how Chen Guangcheng escaped from house arrest; Then, a lab in New York state's capital isn't waiting for an economic ...

Evening News Online, 05.03.12

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Evening News Online, 05.03.12

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It sounds like a spy movie plot: the story of how Chen Guangcheng escaped from house arrest; Then, a lab in New York state's capital isn't waiting for an economic turnaround - it's creating one; Also, Mike Fay is on a mission to document the voices and experiences of injured veterans through sketches.

Evening News Online...
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16:38:24 05/02/12

Chen Guangcheng, the blind Chinese dissident who escaped house arrest and sought sanctuary in the U.S. embassy in Beijing, was handed over to Chinese officials who...

Evening News Online, 05.02.12

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Evening News Online, 05.02.12

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Chen Guangcheng, the blind Chinese dissident who escaped house arrest and sought sanctuary in the U.S. embassy in Beijing, was handed over to Chinese officials who guaranteed his safety and freedom; Also, prosecutors filed criminal charges against 11 of 13 people allegedly involved in the hazing beating death of a drum major at Florida A%M University; And, "The Scream," one of the most widely-recognized works of art in the world, sells at auction for a record price.

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05/16/12

New research suggests that the brain damage suffered by soldiers on the battlefield is similar to that endured by athletes on the football field; Also, researchers are reporting that a woman who is completely paralyzed has used a robotic arm controlled with nothing but her thoughts; And, 42 years after his death, a heroic soldier received the Medal of Honor from President Obama.