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. >> let's start with advance girl scouts, unbelievable tr. tl is a sneak peek at ipad three. the chinese blogger has video that allegedly showed a new version will be a bit thicker than the current model but there is edges making it feel thinner, apple expected to unveil the tab blet wednesday and analysts figure by the end of the year will have sold 100 million. and this weekend serving up its 25 billionth app. gas prices continue a rapid rise. a gallon now stands at $3.76 up eight cents in the past week. and you're getting a deal if you can find $3.76 here but if you look you can find gas going for $5 a gallon in various locations. several factors are contribute together increase, among them, soaring prices up 10%, and there is economyists worry it could bring on a new economic down turn and recent years girls scouts have been reporting thefts of cash boxes when they have been out selling cookies and this happened last year and a year before that. now, it's happening again this, year. and in houston, the scouts didn't let the crooks get way. the girls say a guy started to a

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>> stephen: tonight tr +*rbgs's a new way to help out the poor-- but don't worry, there's still dozens of ways not to. (laughter) then, the contraception debate heats up. note: heating it up is not an effective form of contraception. (laughter) and my guest is actor william shatner. good, because the studio has a massive triple infestation. (laughter) north korea agrees to suspend its nuclear program. kim jong-il must be rolling over in his shoe box! this is "the colbert report." (cheers and applause) captioning sponsored by comedy central ( theme song playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: thank you, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to "the "report"! (crowd chanting "stephen") that's good stuff. (cheers and applause) thank you, ladies and gentlemen. i can tell even from this distance that that stuff is pure and uncut. (laughter) good to have you with us, folks, nation two big g.o.p. primaries last night. michigan, the wolverine state and arizona the "hey, brown guy, pull over" state. it was really big wins for romney. i mean, taking his home state of michigan by a whopping 3.2%. (

>>> "nightline" continue trs new york city with bill weir. >> there are around 90,000 americans in afghanistanonight, and many of them have spent many years trying to prove to the locals they're the good guys. that effort took a massive step backwards this weekend when a lone soldier put on his night vision goggles, walked to a nearby village and allegedly murdered 16 civilians including nine children. as presidents and generals wrestle with the ramifications, there's new scrutiny on the troubling legacy of the suspect's home base. here's abc's martha raddatz. >> reporter: when he wasn't at war, the 38-year-old staff sergeant accused of massacring innocent afghans was based here, joint base lewis-mcchord outside tacoma, washington. a base that is seen as one of the most troubled in the military. a history of violence during deployment and after. sergeant calvin gibbs, convicted of murdering afghans for sport, leading and organizing soldiers into what was called a kill squad. 24-year-old iraq veteran benjamin barnes made it back to lewis-mcchord but after a shootout at a new year's party this y

celebrathe crowds are smaller tr on security concerns. in the capital, kabul, they have set up outside the shrine of the fourth colleagues of is lumpy been -- fourth caliph of islam. >> an international action to call for the release of a nobel peace prize laureate who is serving an 11-year sentence for subversion of power. his wife is also under house arrest. the u.s. tech giant apple is on all rolled. shares in the company's stock have been inching above the $600 a share mark. >> the company has also hit a sales record. more than 3 million of their new ipads were sold over the weekend. the global launch was on friday. >> 3, 2, 1. >> apple has a loyal fan base, and each new launches a major event. the new ipad is flying off the shelves. growth in traditional pc sales a slowing in industrialized nation, but tablets are in high demand. apple is the market leader with 40 million units sold in 2011. samsung sold 6 million tablets, followed by amazon with 4 million. barnes and noble had sales of over 3 million tablets. the rest of the competi

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