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Tonight on the program, officials in West Virginia say the effort to find four missing coal miners will take time as the death toll rises to 25 after an explosion on Monday. Also, the Obama administration rolls out its nuclear weapons strategy and Paul Solman reports on the movement to move money out of big banks and into smaller ones. Finally, we get an update on the uptick of violence in Iraq.
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