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An extraordinary sight at the White House: President Obama and former President Clinton share the podium to talk about on how to deal with the new Republican majority in the House, as wrangling over tax cuts continues;

a resolution in the long-running case of Elizabeth Smart, kidnapped from her home and held prisoner for nine months; fallout today over last night's attack on Prince Charles and his wife Camilla, by student protesters angry over a massive increase in college costs. Stephanie Gosk has the latest.

Also, a Nobel Prize ceremony with an empty chair where the winner should have been; new questions about mercury in those silver dental fillings millions of Americans have; and one man's simple idea to help neighbors brings a community together, Making A Difference for one another.

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	Former Royal Protection officer Ken Wharfe has criticized the use of a 34-year-old Rolls Royce to transport Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall to the London Palladium Thursday night after student demonstrators managed to attack the vehicle in central London during a protest against tuition fee hikes. (Nightly News)

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