CBS Evening News - 2008-09-18

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[0:00] [Music]

[0:02] tonight hang on kids as the Dow gets its

[0:04] biggest bounce in six years it's Back to

[0:07] the Future as word of a super safety net

[0:09] for banks trampolines the markets back

[0:12] up again I'm Harry Smith also tonight

[0:15] John McCain says heads should roll he

[0:19] wants the commissioner of the SEC

[0:22] Fire Plus desperate moments captured on

[0:24] tape after that horrific train crash in

[0:27] California and we just to with something

[0:30] I don't know what several people who are

[0:32] injured in the

[0:37] bleeding this is the CBS Evening News

[0:41] with Katie

[0:43] kurck good evening Katie will join us in

[0:46] a moment from the campaign Trail is the

[0:48] freef fall over in what many are calling

[0:51] the worst financial crisis since the

[0:53] Great Depression everyone from Wall

[0:55] Street to Main Street is looking for a

[0:57] sign that the end might be near well

[1:00] tonight that sign may be coming into

[1:03] Focus Wall Street seemed to gain a

[1:05] little confidence today as the market

[1:07] rallied in late trading gaining more

[1:09] than 400 points after word got out that

[1:12] the federal government might have a plan

[1:15] for absorbing the massive pile of bad

[1:17] debt that banks have accumulated it was

[1:20] the biggest gain percentage-wise in six

[1:22] years but as Anthony Mason reports don't

[1:25] let that fool you there was good news

[1:27] and bad news

[1:30] the world's edgy markets continued to

[1:32] whipsaw as the Dow went through a 600

[1:35] Point mood swing people would like to

[1:38] see a direction any direction President

[1:41] Bush canel a planned trip to talk with

[1:43] his economic advisers the American

[1:45] people can be sure we will continue to

[1:47] act and the market

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