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Friday, March 8, 2013

Season 2013 Episode 670 | 54m 31s

Tonight on the program, we examine the February jobs report which showed the best unemployment numbers in four years. Also: Osama bin Laden's son-in-law in court, world leaders attend Hugo Chavez's funeral, David Brooks and Ruth Marcus analyze the week's top stories, Sonia Sotomayor talks her book, and an author remembers the Japanese tsunami, two years later.

Aired: 03/07/13 | Expires: 04/07/13
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Iranian drone, missile attacks on Gulf nations risk pulling more countries into war
As U.S.-Israeli strikes intensify, Iran says it's no longer looking to negotiate
John Kirby on concerns about Iran's future after the war
Iranian Americans express hope and fear about what comes next
Israelis take shelter as Iran and Hezbollah launch attacks: 'Here, the wars don't end'
Trump fires Noem amid controversies over her leadership at DHS
News Wrap: More than 20 states sue Trump over planned 15% global tariff
Lloyd Blankfein on his memoir 'Streetwise' and broader economic concerns
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