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Monday, August 29, 2011

Season 2011 Episode 2410 | 54m 00s

Tonight on the program, cleanup crews pick up the pieces after Hurricane Irene left many Eastern states to face heavy flooding from the weekend's storm. Also, Margaret Warner talks to a reporter in Tripoli as reports emerge that Moammar Gadhafi's family has fled to Algeria, and we look at the controversy surrounding the Tar Sands pipeline. Finally, we examine what new data says about marriage.

Aired: 08/28/11 | Expires: 09/28/11
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Extras
Some Minnesotans skeptical as feds say immigration operation winding down
News Wrap: Judge blocks Pentagon from punishing Sen. Kelly
Trump rolls back landmark policy regulating greenhouse emissions
After deaths, protests and political backlash, ICE surge set to end in Minnesota
Homeland Security barreling to shutdown after lawmakers fail to reach funding agreement
'Are we still on the same team?' Ischinger asks as Trump fuels NATO tensions
Strained U.S. ties loom over NATO leaders ahead of Munich Security Conference
Ukrainian theater provides joy for children facing Russia's bombardment
Despite setback, researchers uncover new findings at Antarctica’s Thwaites Glacier
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