Freed journalists return home after North Korea release
Euna Lee and Laura Ling, reporters for Current TV, arrive in Burbank with Bill Clinton after their release from North Korea. Clinton met Kim Jong Un to secure the women's freedom. Families greet them in emotional reunion as Gore praises the proches. Ling recalls fear of hard labor camp, now grateful to be home.
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Senate clears path for cash for clunkers extension
The Senate moves toward a vote on a $2 billion extension of the cash for clunkers program, offering rebates of 3500 to 4500 for trading in gas guzzlers. Reed said votes exist to pass. McConnell predicted no GOP filibuster. If approved, the White House would sign the measure and avoid a funding gap as summer recess approaches. The program has already spurred about 160000 car sales and a roughly $600 million outlay in recent weeks.
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