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Jan. 30, 2008

Hillary Clinton: A Day in the Life

With less than a week away from Super Tuesday, Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., spent part of the day campaigning in Arkansas — a state that knows her well from her years as first lady to then-Gov. Bill Clinton. Clinton leads the polls in many of the Super Tuesday states, but with former No. Carolina Sen. John Edwards's endorsement up in the air, and Clinton fending off criticism that she and her husband have been unfairly "tag teaming" her main rival, Illinois Sen. Obama — will she be able to maintain her lead? Cynthia McFadden spent a day with Clinton on the campaign trail.

Struggling Economy

Wall Street surged higher today after the Fed cut interest rates half a percentage point.With indications of more rate cuts to come, how will this affect your wallet? "Nightline" takes an in-depth look with Miguel Marquez reporting.

"Nightline" Taste of the World

Italian-born chef, Marco Schiaparoli visited La Paz, Bolivia, 19 years ago as a tourist, and liked it so much, he decided to stay. He now offers Bolivians a taste of Italy in his restaurant, where he cooks up exotic dishes, like Bolognesa de Llama and Coca Pasta — llama meat served over coca — the leaf that is used to make cocaine. Jeffrey Koffman tested some of these tasty treats for another installment of "Nightline's" Taste of the World. We hope you'll join us.

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