CBS Evening News - 2011-10-10

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[0:00] [Music]

[0:00] tonight as stock prices

[0:03] [Music]

[0:06] soar protests against corporate greed

[0:09] spread from Wall Street to streets all

[0:11] over America reports from Jim Axelrod

[0:14] and Anthony Mason funerals for

[0:17] protesters in Egypt after the deadliest

[0:20] violence there since the Arab Spring Jan

[0:23] craer on Mitt Romney as his Mormon

[0:26] religion becomes an issue in the

[0:28] presidential campaign and in what was

[0:30] supposed to be their Golden Years many

[0:33] seniors depend on the government for

[0:35] food but some could soon be cut off I

[0:38] can think of things that Congress could

[0:40] probably cut back on this is not one of

[0:42] them they'll have to

[0:47] eat this is the CBS Evening News with

[0:50] Scott

[0:52] Pell good evening Scott is off I'm Nora

[0:55] odonnell and we begin tonight with Wall

[0:57] Street rallies the one on the stock exch

[1:00] change and the others out on the streets

[1:02] the Dow closed up 330 points today or 3%

[1:06] continuing a run up that began last week

[1:09] at the same time a new report says

[1:11] Americans are seeing their incomes fall

[1:13] even more rapidly than during the

[1:14] recession incomes are down 6.7% since

[1:18] the recession ended after falling just

[1:20] half that amount during the recession

[1:23] and that's one reason for the protests

[1:25] that began on Wall Street are now

[1:27] spreading across the country from

[1:29] Honolulu to Boston San Francisco to

[1:32] Miami 67 cities in 33 States Jim Axelrod

[1:36] is in downtown Manhattan

[1:39] Jim well Norah New York's Mayor Michael

[1:41] Bloomberg now says the protesters can

[1:43] stay here indefinitely as long as no

[1:46] laws are broken that is as clear as he's

[1:48] been so far that the demonstrations

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