CBS Evening News - 2008-06-07

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[0:00] 24.

[0:02] >> Big Brown loses his bid for Triple Crown

[0:04] history in today's running of the

[0:06] Belmont Stakes.

[0:08] And remembering broadcasting legend Jim

[0:11] McCay, who anchored some of the most

[0:13] famous moments in sports

[0:16] is the scene of the Grand Prix of

[0:17] Monaco. And here they go.

[0:25] >> This is the CBS Evening News.

[0:31] Good evening. One history-making

[0:33] campaign is over tonight. Another got a

[0:35] big boost. Hillary Clinton suspended her

[0:38] drive for the White House today and

[0:39] threw her support behind Barack Obama.

[0:42] Jim Axelrod is in Washington tonight

[0:44] with the story of the Clinton campaign's

[0:46] final act.

[0:48] >> One year, four months, and 18 days after

[0:51] she started her campaign, Hillary

[0:53] Clinton waited through an emotional

[0:55] crowd of supporters to end it.

[0:58] Well, this isn't exactly the party I

[1:01] planned, but I sure like the company.

[1:05] >> She had two goals today. One, make clear

[1:09] her support for Barack Obama.

[1:10] >> I congratulate him on the victory he has

[1:14] won and the extraordinary race he has

[1:16] run. I endorse him and throw my full

[1:20] support behind him.

[1:22] >> And two, celebrate her own

[1:24] history-making campaign. When you hear

[1:26] people saying or think to yourself, if

[1:30] only or what if, I say, please don't go

[1:34] there. Every moment wasted looking back

[1:38] keeps us from moving forward.

[1:40] >> But for her supporters, it's impossible

[1:42] not to look back at advisers who made

[1:45] experience her message in a year of

[1:47] change.

[1:48] >> Shame on you.

[1:48] >> Or the distractions and disruptions

[1:50] created by her husband. or the

[1:53] misfortune to run into a political

[1:54] phenomenon just as his wave was

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