CBS Morning News - 2008-12-18
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[0:03] And that is music to Macy's ears at a
[0:06] time like this when retail sales
[0:09] are nothing to sing about.
[0:12] Richard Schlesinger, CBS News,
[0:14] Philadelphia.
[0:19] Thanks for listening to us this morning.
[0:21] This is CBS News up to the minute.
[0:34] Tonight, a little girl's remarkable
[0:36] recovery has doctors wondering if the
[0:39] impossible is now possible. Tonight on
[0:42] the CBS Evening News.
[0:46] CBS News, experience you can trust.
[0:53] From all of us
[0:54] to all of you.
[0:55] Happy holidays from CBS 4.
[0:58] That's definitely a signal of what we're
[1:00] going through. I mean, this is the real
[1:02] deal.
[1:03] Autos idling, Chrysler shuts down its
[1:06] North American operations for at least a
[1:08] month. House arrest, accused Wall Street
[1:11] scam artist Bernard Madoff now has a
[1:14] curfew. And questioning Kennedy, the
[1:17] pressure of running for office.
[1:19] What can you say to New Yorkers that
[1:21] says that you're qualified?
[1:23] Are you ready for this, Mrs. Kennedy?
[1:25] You're not going to answer questions at
[1:27] all?
[1:30] This is the CBS Morning News for
[1:31] Thursday, December 18th, 2008.
[1:39] Good morning. Thanks for joining us. I'm
[1:40] Michelle Gielan. This morning, thousands
[1:43] of Chrysler auto workers are trying to
[1:45] figure out how they'll make ends meet.
[1:46] They won't be getting a normal paycheck
[1:48] for at least a month as struggling auto
[1:51] makers take dramatic steps to try to
[1:53] stay afloat. Tera Mershner is in
[1:54] Washington with the details. Good
[1:56] morning, Tera.
[1:57] Good morning, Michelle. The big three
[1:59] are all trying to conserve cash at this
[2:01] point, making this a very tough holiday
[2:04] for employees.
[2:06] Chrysler is sending its employees ho