CBS Evening News - 2011-06-04

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[0:00] Tonight,

[0:02] economic slowdown in the wake of a

[0:04] disappointing jobs report. Small

[0:06] businesses struggle to keep the

[0:07] employees they already have while young

[0:10] people face the worst summer job market

[0:12] in years.

[0:13] >> People with masters trying to work at

[0:14] McDonald's. Like they're going to get

[0:17] hired before I do.

[0:18] >> I'm Russ Mitchell. Also tonight,

[0:20] wrapping up the battle for Libya.

[0:22] Britain and France use attack

[0:23] helicopters for the first time in the

[0:25] fight against Mar Gaddafi's regime. A

[0:28] controversial last refuge for chronic

[0:30] alcoholics, offering them a safe haven

[0:32] where they can sleep, eat, and drink.

[0:36] And picture perfect. Meet couples in

[0:38] China willing to spend several days and

[0:41] thousands of dollars to get the wedding

[0:43] portrait of their dreams.

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

[0:53] Mitchell

[0:54] >> and good evening. We begin tonight with

[0:56] the latest on the economy and how it

[0:58] continues to hit Americans hard in the

[1:00] pocketbook and in the workplace from

[1:02] coast to coast. The latest numbers show

[1:04] the unemployment rate stands at 9.1%

[1:07] with the pace of job growth slowing.

[1:10] When it comes to new jobs, 70% of those

[1:12] are coming from small businesses, but

[1:14] many of them are struggling just to hang

[1:16] on. Whit Johnson shows us a case in

[1:18] point in the small town of Scarboro,

[1:20] Maine.

[1:24] >> In the unsettled race towards economic

[1:26] recovery,

[1:28] small businesses like Maine Indoor

[1:30] Carding can hardly keep up. How close

[1:33] are you to that edge?

[1:35] >> We're struggling every step of the way.

[1:37] >> In 2003, owner Rick Snow chose his

[1:40] passion for cars over

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