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captioning sponsored by wpbt >> tom: good evening and thanks for joining us. a reprieve in greece, but the risk has not been removed. european policymakers signed off on a $171 billion aid package for greece early this morning. now, private investors have to approve the deal, susie. >> susie: tom, there are some doubts about getting that approval, but investors here on wall street were relieved that greece will not default on its debt. the news powered u.s. stocks, helping the dow break through the 13,000 level, briefly. but by the closing bell, the rally fizzled-- the dow was up by ...

oprah: so supermodel beverly johnson was the first african-american woman on the cover of "vogue" magazine. we wanted to get her take on beauty and aging now that she is 58. take a look. back in 1995 on a show called "is 40 hip?" beverly said turning 40 made her more open. in 2002, beverly and i talked about turning 50. >> now we're celebrating 50, then 60. it's great. oprah: now 58, beverly has a deeper understanding of how beauty shaped her. >> beauty is something that defined me. beauty can get you into places. it most certainly can open doors for you. it's tough to age in america...

hours at airports in new york city. also amtrak service was disrupted as well. >> and some of that rain is expected to linger over the northeast until this afternoon. >> with more on the track of the storm, here's accuweather's eva. >> the flood concerns far from over across the northeast. in fact, we have another heavy slug of rain building in across the area. we did see that rain taper off thursday in the mid-atlantic. here comes that new rain. it is with a low pressure system building back in across the mid-atlantic and this will bring another heavy slug of rain up to the north. t...

would return in the majority. >> brown: special correspondent miles o'brien reports on a mississippi community's plan to use stimulus money for mass transit in rural areas. >> suarez: betty ann bowser updates the johnson and johnson story as company executives and the f.d.a. come under fire on capitol hill for a string of recalls, real and phantom, this year. >> brown: and we visit a project in pittsburgh that offers foreign writers whose lives are endangered, a new start, and the chance to write freely. >> i think i'm writing social issues, but in burma, social issues are political ...

this program is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. captioning sponsored by wpbt >> susie: good evening everyone. should the federal reserve take more action to fix the economy? one fed policymaker today called on the central bank to respond "aggressively and vigorously." that's what boston fed president eric rosengren told "nightly business report" in our exclusive interview. his view is critical because he's a voting member of the central bank's key policy- setting committee. >> tom: but susie, two other officials-- the presidents of the minnea...