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Friday      
February 2, 2007
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Panel: Earth Heating Up

The world’s leading climate scientists release their most comprehensive and pessimistic report yet.

Advisor to Iraq’s President Speaks Out

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Dr. Haider al-Abadi talks about the U.S. troops surge, Iran and about how Iraqis might learn to forgive each other.

Imposter Student

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How did a 29-year-old man dupe people into thinking he was a 12- year-old boy? We speak to Rhonda Cagle, a spokesperson for the Imagine School in Arizona, about the case of Neil Rodreick — a convicted sex offender — who was a student at her school.

Boston’s Response to Publicity Stunt

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We assess Boston’s response to the cartoon characters that turned out to be no laughing matter. Guest: Monica Brady-Myerov

The Sounds of Ennio Morricone

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The Italian composer has written the scored the music to well over 400 films including “The Good, The Bad and The Ugly.”

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