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CNN Evening News for Tuesday, Feb 03, 2009
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[In the school, President OBAMA - talks to the students.]

(Studio: Anderson Cooper) The Obamas' visit to a Washington school shown.

(Studio: Erica Hill) The message from the president on school reform and the road ahead for education featured; scenes shown from the Capitol City Charter Public School. [OBAMA - talks about the school as an example, his economic plan to held build schools and his favorite super heroes.] [University of California at Berkeley Bruce FULLER†- raises questions about the new spending on education.] [Columbia University teacher's college Jeffrey HENIG†- says education will not be the first priority.]

Reporter(s):
Cooper, Anderson;
Hill, Erica
Duration:
00:03:20

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