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On the broadcast here tonight, road to the nomination. Iraq is back again as an issue for the democrats while John McCain tries to beef up 강화하다 his credentials 자격, 적격 with conservatives 보수주의자. Cross currents and the US economy. America lost jobs last month. Microsoft is trying to buy Yahoo and Exxon reports unprecedented 전례가 없는 profits.

 

And super green. During the big game this weekend, off the field, the Super Bowl has suddenly gone green. Plus, your emails to us. The Friday edition of Nightly News begins now. From NBC News world headquarters in New York, this is NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams.

 

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Good morning, everyone. I’m Suzanne Sena. The controversial former agricultural secretary 농업부 장관 Earl Butts has died. Butts was a free market advocate 지지자 appointed 지명<임명>하다 by President Nixon in 1971. He lost his job after making a racially 인종적으로 insensitive 무신경한 remark in 1976 during the Ford administration. Earl Butts was 98.

 

Tens of thousands gather in Salt Lake City for the funeral of Gordon B. Hinckley, former president of the Mormon Church. Hinckley served as president for the past 13 years. Republican candidate Mitt Romney, who is Mormon, took time out from campaigning to attend the funeral.

 

Word coming of a possible breakthrough 돌파구, 타개 in talks between Hollywood studios and striking writers. A person close to the ongoing negations says a tentative 임시적인 deal could come as early as next week. Any agreement would have to be approved by a majority of Writers’ Guild members. Well, those are you latest headlines. Stay here on Fox. The Line Up returns right now. I’m Suzanne Sena. This is the most powerful name in news. Fox News.

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