CBS Evening News - 2007-11-26
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[0:02] Tonight, campaign08. Tension at the top.
[0:06] Romney versus Giuliani. Mitt kind of
[0:09] runs away from his record.
[0:11] >> She's the same as Hillary Clinton on
[0:13] most of those social issues.
[0:14] >> Obama versus Clinton.
[0:17] >> We don't need somebody who knows how to
[0:18] play the game better. We need somebody
[0:20] to put an end to the game playing.
[0:23] >> But in an exclusive one-on-one
[0:24] interview, Clinton exudes confidence. If
[0:28] it's not you, how disappointed will you
[0:31] be?
[0:31] >> Well, it will be me.
[0:33] >> I'm Katie Kurrick in Conquered New
[0:34] Hampshire. Also tonight, an important
[0:37] series on a new drug crisis parents
[0:39] can't afford to ignore. Teens and young
[0:42] adults abusing prescription and
[0:44] over-the-counter drugs in record
[0:47] numbers.
[0:48] >> Can happen in the school parking lot. It
[0:49] can happen in your driveway.
[0:56] This is the CBS Evening News with Katie
[1:00] Kurrick reporting tonight from Conquered
[1:02] New Hampshire.
[1:03] >> Good evening everyone from the Granite
[1:05] State where the first presidential
[1:07] primary is just six weeks from tomorrow,
[1:10] 5 days after the Iowa caucuses. Hillary
[1:14] Clinton leads Barack Obama by 15 points
[1:17] here, but in Iowa, it's a lot tighter.
[1:20] And with that, the campaign rhetoric is
[1:22] getting sharper. Here in New Hampshire,
[1:24] Obama suggested that Clinton has been in
[1:26] Washington too long. His campaign also
[1:28] announced that Oprah Winfrey will begin
[1:30] campaigning for him next week, which
[1:33] could help Obama reach the stay-at-home
[1:35] moms among her fans. Obama was asked
[1:38] whether Winfrey would be a better
[1:39] campaign surrogate than Bill Clinton.
[1:42] >> If he wanted to uh e