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(Washington: Bob Orr) The verdict in the perjury trial of baseball great Roger Clemens in the steroid case reviewed; details given about the problems with testimony by key prosecution witnesses and how this is a bitter defeat for the Justice Department. [CLEMENS - thanks his wife and the media guys.] [In 2008, CLEMENS - denies using drugs.]
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(Los Cabos, Mexico: Norah O'Donnell) The meeting at the G20 summit in Mexico between President Obama and Russian President Vladimir Putin† about Syria featured; scenes shown; details given about the Russian base in Syria and whether the two leaders can come up with on a plan to stop the violence. [OBAMA - talks about the situation in syria.]
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(NYSE: Anthony Mason) The reaction of the stock market to the election in Greece and the economic crisis in Spain examined. [Eurasia Group Ian BREMMER††- says nothing in Greece has been resolved.] [Meridian Equities Partners Stephen GUILFOYLE††- says countries like Spain may default.] What investors want to see from Europe discussed.
(Studio: Scott Pelley) Report introduced.
(Athens: Clarissa Ward) The politics of Greece after the election examined; details given about the need for Greece to renegotiate a bailout deal with Europe after a coalition government is formed. [Yacht charter company owner George VERNICOS††- comments on business and the need for political stability more friendly to investment.]
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(Studio: Jon LaPook) The reasons for the rise in high blood pressure and hypertension linked to obesity examined; statistics cited; details given about how the medical problem is handled. [Teen Kyle MUTSCHLER††- talks about his lifestyle.] [Montefiore Hospital pediatric kidney specialist Dr. Rick KASKEL††- talks about the numbers and hospitalization rate; notes the blood pressure affects the body organs.]
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(Oslo: Scott Pelley) The story of Burma's Aung San Suu Kyi, who leads the nation's democracy movement, presented; scenes and photos shown from her history as a prisoner in Burma. [In Oslo to receive Nobel peace Prize, Aung San SUU KYI - talks about her involvement in the struggle to call for a change; states she made her choice in 1988 when joining the struggle for democracy; comments on not being able to help her party during difficult times the past 25 years; notes her deep affection for the Burmese army; speaks about South Africa's Nelson Mandela.]
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