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Taxing matters

The White House and congressional negotiators are trying to hammer out a deal tonight to extend the Bush tax cuts for everyone and extend unemployment benefits for those who were cut off yesterday. White House Correspondent Savannah Guthrie has the latest.

Also, veteran Democratic Congressman Charles Rangel faces formal censure; Senior Investigative Correspondent Lisa Myers interviews an attorney for the woman charging Wikileaks founder Julian Assange with sexual assault; a brutal first of December snowstorm leaves hundreds stranded on a snowbound highway here at home, as the UK copes with the worst deep freeze anyone can remember; and a new report about whether more people could benefit from a type of surgery to help people lose weight.

Plus, more news today from scientists on this planet that sounds out of this world-- a brand new life form discovered.

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