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U.S. President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama pose with children dressed as elves during the Christmas in Washington celebration on December 13, 2009 in Washington, DC.

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Coaching the Gang of Four before their last minute health care appeal on the Hill.

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The Obamas decide to personally question the latest White House 'party crashers'.

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Tonight on 360°, the bombshell announcement from Tiger Woods. He's taking a break from golf and admitting infidelity.   Plus, new video from inside a drug tunnel along the U.S.-Mexico border.

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A crocodile lies in wait by the 13th green during practice before the Alfred Dunhill Championship on December 9, 2008.

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Tonight, we take you inside a massive drug tunnel along the U.S.-Mexico border, used to shuttle drugs and illegal immigrants. Plus, war and peace. Pres. Obama accepts the Nobel Peace Prize just days after boosting the U.S. war power in Afghanistan. We've got the raw politics.

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First Lady Michelle Obama removes dust from Nobel peace prize laureate, US President Barack Obama's suit as Norway's King Harald looks on at the Royal Castle in Oslo on December 10, 2009.

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"Amid suggestions he does not deserve the Nobel Prize, the First Lady brushes a chip off of the president’s shoulder."

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"There, there, Barack, calm down. The Norwegians have assured us that the Salahi's will not be able to sneak in here..."

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Tonight on 360°, five American arrested and accused of terrorist ties in Pakistan. We'll have the latest.
Plus, new details on the health care fight on Capitol Hill.  Do  Senate Democrats have enough votes to get their new plan passed? We've got the raw politics.

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Sir Elton John in action at the 17th Annual World Team Tennis Smash Hits benefiting the Elton John AIDS Foundation in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

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"Wow, Billie Jean King has really let herself go."

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'"I Just Can't Wait to Be King" of this court. Did you see me hit that ball like a "Rocket, Man"?'
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We have breaking news from Capitol Hill, where liberal and moderate Democrats have reached “broad agreement” on a health care bill. That’s what Democratic leader Harry Reid said tonight in a news conference. Will Democrats drop the government-run insurance option and open Medicare to those under the age of 55? We're working our sources and we'll bring you the latest developments.

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