CBS Morning News - 2009-01-13
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[0:00] Be yourself. He has all the skills and
[0:03] ability to do it. Just be yourself and
[0:05] we'll watch you back.
[0:07] >> Given the record of the Tuskegee Airman,
[0:09] that's no empty promise. Michelle
[0:12] Miller, CBS News, New York.
[0:15] >> Thanks for joining us this half hour.
[0:17] This is CBS News Up to the Minute.
[0:24] [Music]
[0:34] All this week, it's the road to the
[0:36] inauguration. Tonight, how she hopes to
[0:39] stir a nation with her words. Poet
[0:41] Elizabeth Alexander on the CBS Evening
[0:43] News.
[0:46] >> CBS News Experience you can trust.
[0:56] Fighting flares, Israeli troops advance
[0:59] into the outskirts of Gaza City. Killer
[1:02] cold, freezing temperatures, and
[1:04] blizzard conditions blanket the plains
[1:06] in Midwest. And parting shots in his
[1:09] final news conference, President Bush
[1:11] says the burdens of the office are
[1:13] overstated.
[1:14] >> Why me?
[1:16] Oh, the burdens. You know what? Why did
[1:19] the financial collapse have to happen on
[1:20] my watch? Just pathetic, isn't it?
[1:23] Self-pity.
[1:25] >> This is the CBS Morning News for
[1:28] Tuesday, January 13th, 2009.
[1:35] >> Good morning and thanks for joining us.
[1:36] I'm Michelle Gilim. We begin this
[1:39] morning in the Middle East where Israeli
[1:40] troops are closing in on the largest
[1:42] city in Gaza, Gaza City. Here's the
[1:45] latest. Israeli ground forces are
[1:47] battling Hamas in the Gaza city suburbs.
[1:49] UN Secretary General Bon Kimmoon travels
[1:51] to the M East today to try to broker a
[1:54] truce. More than 900 Palestinians have
[1:57] been killed, more than half of them
[1:59] civilians. Charlie Dagot is in London
[2:01] with the details. Good morning, Charlie.
[2:03] >> Good morning to you, Michelle. The
[2:05] I