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Good morning. It’s Monday, January 21, Martin Luther King Day. From CBS News in New York City, I’m Ed Cranny in for Meg Oliver. And here’s what’s happening. The New York Giants are going to the Super Bowl after beating the Green Bay Packers on their own frigid 몹시 추운 home turf <거주하여> 잘 아는 지역 in overtime 연장전.

 

“The kick is good.” And after missing 2 field goal 필드에서 킥하여 얻은 골 attempts in the 4^th quarter, Giants kicker Lawrence Tynes finally put a 47-yarder through the uprights 골 포스트, 골대 for a 23-20 victory. “It was a fun game to play and…it was a great, it was a great tough game and it wasn’t easy. Eli Manning and the Giants now face the perfect New England Patriots who beat the San Diego Chargers Sunday, 21-12. The NFL Championship game is set for Arizona in 2 weeks.

 

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From the gridiron 미식축구 경기장 to the Capitol Hill 국회 의사당이 있는 곳, this week, congressional leaders are pledging to put aside their partisan 당파심이 강한 differences to work out a game plan to stimulate the economy and quickly. Here’s correspondent Julie Chen.

 

With one year left in office, the President is geared up ~할 준비를 시키다, ~에 대비시키다 to face one of his toughest challenges, turning the troubled economy around. “We need to get this deal done and get it out and get money in the hands of our consumers and small business owners to help this economy.”

 

Both President and lawmakers agree on the need for speed. Mr. Bush’s top economic advisors have warned even June is too late. Key members of Congress agree. “I think both sides want to come to an agreement quickly and I think the goal is to have a package signed, sealed, and delivered by March 1.” The two sides will meet on Tuesday to begin wrangling 논쟁하다 over how best to pump new cash into the economy.

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