CBS Evening News - 2000-03-09

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[0:00] [Music]

[0:02] to CBS News exclusives it's official

[0:06] this is the warmest winter in America on

[0:09] record and a warning about what's

[0:11] causing the climate change a

[0:14] whistleblower accuses a major drug

[0:16] company of concealing the risks of a

[0:19] diabetes drug to get it approved also

[0:22] tonight Bradley and McCain drop out of

[0:25] the presidential race who are they

[0:28] backing stay tuned

[0:33] this is the CBS Evening

[0:36] News with Dan Rather reporting from CBS

[0:39] News headquarters in New

[0:41] York good evening CBS News has new and

[0:44] exclusive information tonight about

[0:46] important changes in the climate us

[0:49] weather experts will officially report

[0:51] tomorrow that winter 2000 is the warmest

[0:54] on record in the USA and a record warm

[0:57] winter for the third year in a row

[1:00] this comes as parts of the Northeast

[1:02] were at or near record high temperatures

[1:04] today example it reached 72° in baking

[1:08] and basking Boston but these drastic

[1:11] changes can also be dangerous for the

[1:14] short and long term cbs's Jim aarod has

[1:17] dug up the exclusive facts for you on

[1:19] the Weather

[1:21] Watch up and down the East Coast the

[1:23] calendar and thermometer disagreed again

[1:25] today as more than a dozen big cities

[1:27] set record highs in more than than 100

[1:30] Years of record keeping the government's

[1:32] top weatherman now tells CBS News

[1:34] there's never been a winter like this

[1:36] one this winter the last December

[1:38] January and February which just ended is

[1:40] the warmest winter on record in the

[1:43] United States every state in the country

[1:45] for this past winter was warmer than

[1:48] normal if you're confused because you

[1:50] know you've seen

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