Watch: Obama signs 'Don' T ASK, Don T tell repeal

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Weather Emergencies Across the State of California

Weather Emergencies Across the State of CaliforniaStorms continue and force several counties into state of Emergency.

Storms Push Inland Doing the Most Damage

Storms Push Inland Doing the Most DamageEastern California deals with storms while other states brace for impact.

Government in Washington Starts Working

Government in Washington Starts Working Before the holiday break Senate passes 9/11 health bill and others.

Obama Signs 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' Repeal

Obama Signs 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' RepealBill reverses 17-year ban on gays serving openly in the military.

Church Disapproves of Abortion at Phoenix Hospital

Church Disapproves of Abortion at Phoenix HospitalSt. Joseph's Hospital terminates pregnancy to save mother's life.

America's Health Care System Faces Drug Shortage

America's Health Care System Faces Drug ShortageShortages are forcing hospitals to offer alternative means to treat patients.

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