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February 6, 2007

First Look: Blocking Debate

Posted by Greg Kandra

The First Look today comes from Washington, where Bob Schieffer and Senior Producer Jim McGlinchy preview one of the big stories there: the Senate GOP blocking debate on the President's proposed troop surge.

3:35 PM : February 6, 2007
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February 5, 2007

First Look: American Spirit

Posted by Greg Kandra

For today's First Look, Katie offers a preview of a special series running this week on the CBS Evening News: "American Spirit," celebrating some of solutions people have found to our country's most challenging problems.

3:32 PM : February 5, 2007
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February 2, 2007

First Look: Eye Of The Storm

Posted by Greg Kandra

As fate would have it,Katie is in Florida in advance of the Super Bowl this weekend -- but is now heading to central Florida to report on the devastation from this morning's tornado. She gives us a First Look from the eye of the storm.

2:51 PM : February 2, 2007
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February 1, 2007

First Look: Big Spenders

Posted by Greg Kandra

The First Look today comes from correspondent Anthony Mason and Executive ProducerRome Hartman, who talk about some surprising -- and sobering -- economic news. Seems Americans are spending a lot -- but not saving.

3:22 PM : February 1, 2007
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January 31, 2007

First Look: A Plot Foiled

Posted by Greg Kandra

Katie has a preview of tonight's broadcast, including the foiled terror plot in the UK, while Bill Whitaker gives us a First Look at his profile of a remarkable California teacher.

2:22 PM : January 31, 2007
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January 30, 2007

First Look: Serious In Syria

Posted by Greg Kandra

A new face pops up on First Look: Correspondent Elizabeth Palmer.

She interviewed Syria's vice president about the Iraq conflict and his country's diplomatic approach. That story, and much more on tonight's "CBS Evening News."
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2:06 PM : January 30, 2007
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January 29, 2007

First Look: Welcome Back!

For today's First Look, Katie and Executive Producer Rome Hartman help to welcome back a correspondent who's been off the air for eight months: Kimberly Dozier. She returned to the newsroom today for the first time since she was seriously injured by a car bomb in Iraq.
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Posted by Greg Kandra at 2:35 PM
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January 26, 2007

First Look: Assignment America

For today's First Look at the Evening News, Steve Hartman gives us a preview of the choice for tonight's Assignment America, about a man who devoted his life to helping others.

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Posted by Greg Kandra at 5:10 PM
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January 25, 2007

First Look: Health Matters

Correspondent Kelly Wallace and Executive Produceer Rome Hartman offer today's First Look. Among the stories: Kelly has a look at efforts to revamp health care (which she wrote about for "C&C;" earlier today) and a report by Katie Couric on grant money for cancer research.

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Posted by Greg Kandra at 2:58 PM
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January 24, 2007

First Look: Under The Dome

From Washington, Correspondent Sharyl Attkisson takes us through the halls of Congress -- or, at least, the halls where the radio and TV correspondents work -- and describes the reaction on Capitol Hill to the State of the Union, in today's First Look.

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Posted by Greg Kandra at 3:34 PM
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