1. "CBS Evening News with Dan Rather" (1981): : -- While addressing major political leaders from Latin America in Trinidadd, Pres. Obama pushed for a fresh start between the U.S. and nations from this region. Bill Plante reports.

    Obama At Trinidad Summit

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  2. "CBS Evening News with Dan Rather" (1981): : -- Katie Couric discusses the upcoming verdict in the case against a female Western journalist who is accused of espionage in Iran. Couric says that the whole world will be watching the outcome.

    Notebook: Justice In Iran

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  3. "CBS Evening News with Dan Rather" (1981): : -- The failing car company General Motors wishes to reinvent its reputation with U.S. consumers, and Congress, through the unveiling of its new electric car, the Volt. Dean Reynolds reports.

    GM Hopes For A 'Volt'

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  4. "CBS Evening News with Dan Rather" (1981): : -- More than 200 foreign crew members are being held by pirates off the coast of Somalia. In many cases, ship owners would rather pay ransom than fight back. Lara Logan reports.

    Risk Of Piracy At Sea

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  5. "CBS Evening News with Dan Rather" (1981): : -- The Obamas have welcomed a new additional to the White House. As Nancy Cordes reports, their 6-month-old Portuguese water dog Bo already seems to have the run of the place.

    Say Hello To Bo

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  6. "CBS Evening News with Dan Rather" (1981): : -- Navy SEALs are succeeding at pulling off some of the world's most difficult operations, but the military is having trouble finding new SEALs. Kimberly Dozier reports.

    The Search For New SEALs

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  7. "CBS Evening News with Dan Rather" (1981): : -- Now faced with one of the worst crises ever to hit the U.S. automobile industry, American carmakers have turned to this year's car show for the future. Priya David reports from New York.

    '09 Car Show Key For Industry

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  8. "CBS Evening News with Dan Rather" (1981): : -- Katie Couric discusses the recent attack of a U.S.-flagged ship by Somali pirates off the coast of Africa. Couric says that more must be done to convince these bandits that they will not succeed.

    Notebook: Pirate Crisis

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  9. "CBS Evening News with Dan Rather" (1981): : -- "CBS News Exclusive:" Katie Couric asks U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder about criticisms from the judge in the investigation of former Alaskan Senator Ted Stevens.

    Eric Holder On Stevens Case

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  10. "CBS Evening News with Dan Rather" (1981): : -- Researchers in New York made a significant discovery which could lead to erasing traumatic memories from the human mind. Kelly Wallace reports on research that could aid addiction and PTSD.

    Erasing Memories

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  11. "CBS Evening News with Dan Rather" (1981): : -- Katie Couric discusses America's responsibility in the ensuing Mexican Drug War, as more than 6,000 lives have been lost as a result of this conflict. Couric says that the U.S. should be outraged.

    Notebook: Mexican Drug War

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  12. "CBS Evening News with Dan Rather" (1981): : -- A gunman unleashed fire at the American Civic Association in Binghamton, N.Y., killing at least 13 people. The body of the gunman was later found dead from a self-inflicted wound. Jeff Glor reports.

    Deadly Shooting Spree In N.Y.

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  13. "CBS Evening News with Dan Rather" (1981): : -- Cali Carlin brings you a flying car, costumed cats and a water skiing squirrel.

    The Wildcard, 01.16.09

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  14. "CBS Evening News with Dan Rather" (1981): : -- With Katie Couric on assignment, Maggie Rodriguez pays tribute to US Airways Capt. Chelsey B. "Sully" Sullenberger III, who piloted an airbus which crashed into New York's Hudson River.

    Notebook: Hero On The Hudson

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  15. "CBS Evening News with Dan Rather" (1981): : -- A survivor of the ill-fated U.S. Airways flight 1549 which crashed into the Hudson River describes his frightening experience. Katie Couric reports.

    Flight 1549 Survivor

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  16. "CBS Evening News with Dan Rather" (1981): : -- Katie Couric questions the rather murky handlings of the massive bailout agenda known as the Troubled Assets Relief Program, or TARP for short. Couric calls for more clarity with this initiative.

    Notebook: The Opaque TARP

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  17. "CBS Evening News with Dan Rather" (1981): : -- New York City ferry boats quickly responded after a US Airways jetliner crashed into the Hudson River with 150 passengers onboard. Drew Levinson reports.

    US Airways Plane Crash

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  18. "CBS Evening News with Dan Rather" (1981): : -- As President-elect Obama tries to persuade Congress to release the second half of the bailout funds, some politicians are questioning where the money will actually go. Sharyl Attkisson reports.

    Big Bailout Brings Concerns

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  19. "CBS Evening News with Dan Rather" (1981): : -- Poet Elizabeth Alexander will read a poem for the President-elect Barack Obama's historic inauguration. Byron Pitts reports on how Alexander's past has led her to this day.

    Inaugural Poet's History

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  20. "CBS Evening News with Dan Rather" (1981): : -- Capt. Roscoe Brown (Ret.), member of the Tuskegee Airmen, reflects on the historical value of being one of the U.S.'s first black military airmen and the inauguration of President-elect Obama.

    Eye To Eye: A History Of Change

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  21. "CBS Evening News with Dan Rather" (1981): : -- An American pilot from the first all-black flying unit, the Tuskegee Airmen from World War II, will attend Barack Obama's inauguration as an honored guest. Michelle Miller reports.

    Obama's Honored Guest

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  22. "CBS Evening News with Dan Rather" (1981): : -- A NY judge allowed Bernard Madoff to remain under house arrest after rejecting an attempt by prosecutors to jail him for attempting to send money to his friends and family. Randall Pinkston reports.

    Madoff Still A Free Man

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  23. "CBS Evening News with Dan Rather" (1981): : -- The city of Basra controls most of Iraq's oil and produces almost all of the country's revenue. Lara Logan reports on British troops' handover of a base to the Iraq army.

    British Hand Over Basra Base To Iraq Troops

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  24. "CBS Evening News with Dan Rather" (1981): : -- While many companies plan to slash jobs this year, the Federal Bureau of Investigation will be actively searching for thousands of new employees. Kimberly Dozier reports from Washington.

    Help Wanted At The FBI

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  25. "CBS Evening News with Dan Rather" (1981): : -- Fighting continues in Gaza, as both Israeli and Hamas leaders have abandoned the U.N. cease-fire plans. CBS News’ Mark Phillips reports from along the Israeli-Gaza border.

    No Cease Fire In Gaza

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  26. "CBS Evening News with Dan Rather" (1981): : -- Despite his recent impeachment by the Illinois House, Gov. Rod Blagojevich remained defiant and proclaimed his innocence during a news conference. Dean Reynolds reports from Chicago.

    Blagojevich Marches On

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  27. "CBS Evening News with Dan Rather" (1981): : -- A meeting took between three former living presidents, current president Bush and incoming president Obama. Bob Schieffer gave Katie Couric some insight into their historic meeting.

    Presidential Power Lunch

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  28. "CBS Evening News with Dan Rather" (1981): : -- Artists at Digital Domain in Los Angeles spent days with actor Brad Pitt, filming a wide range of facial expressions to create his visual transformation in "The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button."

    The Brad Pitt Emotional Library

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  29. "CBS Evening News with Dan Rather" (1981): : -- As violence continues in the streets of Gaza, President-elect Obama has finally spoken out about the conflict. As Chip Reid reports, there are new questions about future U.S. policy towards Israel.

    Obama Breaks Silence On Gaza

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  30. "CBS Evening News with Dan Rather" (1981): : -- Dr. Susan Love, of the Dr. Susan Love Research Foundation explains how breast biopsies have the potential to be an unnecessary procedure for women.

    Eye To Eye: Breast Biopsies

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