CBS Evening News - 2009-06-05

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[0:03] Tonight, the unemployment rate soarses

[0:05] above 9%. For teens, it's two and a half

[0:08] times as high, but there are signs

[0:10] better times may [music] be coming. I'm

[0:13] Jeff Gore. Also tonight, the president

[0:15] at the Nazi concentration camp,

[0:17] Bukinwald.

[0:18] >> I will not forget what I have seen

[0:20] [music] here today.

[0:21] >> A day of remembrance and dedication. In

[0:24] America, land of plenty. Millions of

[0:27] children are not getting enough food. I

[0:30] cry.

[0:31] >> Why do you cry?

[0:32] >> Cuz I'm hungry.

[0:34] >> Our special series, Children of the

[0:36] Recession.

[0:38] >> And when Tara met Bella, [music] Steve

[0:40] Hartman with a very special assignment

[0:43] America.

[0:49] >> This is the CBS Evening News with Katie

[0:52] Kurig.

[0:55] >> And good evening. Katie's off tonight.

[0:57] The experts keep telling us the end of

[0:59] this recession is in sight. But for

[1:01] millions of Americans without a job,

[1:03] that is little comfort. The Labor

[1:05] Department said today the unemployment

[1:06] rate jumped another half point in May to

[1:09] 9.4%.

[1:11] What passes for good news in this report

[1:13] is that the number of job losses was the

[1:15] lowest since September. Here's Anthony

[1:18] Mason.

[1:20] >> After going from bad to worse, the job

[1:23] numbers are back to being just bad.

[1:25] 345,000

[1:27] jobs lost in May is still an ugly

[1:29] statistic,

[1:30] >> but the light at the end of the tunnel

[1:32] got a little bit brighter.

[1:33] >> Monthly job losses peaked in January at

[1:36] 741,000,

[1:38] but the pace of losses has been

[1:40] declining steadily ever since to less

[1:42] than half that number. Analysts say

[1:44] employers are no longer panicked.

[1:46] >> All that we're seeing right now is

[1:48] layoffs abading. Hir

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