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Feb. 25, 2008

Obama's Record

Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., may be running for the Democratic presidential nomination, but not too long ago, he was a little-known Illinois state senator. "Nightline" co-anchor Terry Moran looks back at Obama's early legislative record, and interviews lawmakers who worked with him on health care reform, capital punishment, and ethics legislation. It's another installment of the "Nightline" series, "The Way They Were." Read more here.

Inside North Korea

The New York Philharmonic Orchestra will perform in an unlikely location tomorrow — North Korea, at the request of their government. Could this mark the warming of U.S.-North Korean relations? ABC's Bob Woodruff is back in the Communist stronghold for the first time since 2005, gains exclusive access to a nuclear facility in the process of de-commissioning, and tours a local shoe factory. Read more here.

Oscar Moment

Last night at the Academy Awards, it was a fairy tale win for indie rockers Marketa Irglova and Glen Hansard. They took home the prize for best song for the love ballad "Falling Slowly," from the small budget Irish film "Once." But when the duo stepped onstage for their acceptance speech, there just wasn't enough time to get out all their thank you's. ABC's Brian Rooney reports from Los Angeles.

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