CBS Evening News - 2009-06-21
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[0:02] Tonight, in the turmoil of Iran, the
[0:04] opposition leader calls for continued
[0:06] protest. A victim becomes an icon, and a
[0:09] high-profile arrest signals a divide at
[0:12] the top.
[0:13] I'm Russ Mitchell. Also tonight, weather
[0:15] woes on the first official day of
[0:17] summer. Days of rain soak the northern
[0:20] part of the country, while the south
[0:22] bakes under a scorching sun.
[0:25] A Father's Day journal from an
[0:27] overwhelmed dad who takes comfort from
[0:30] just a single thought.
[0:31] >> You can always find someone who's doing
[0:32] it worse.
[0:34] >> And meet the Mustang man with the
[0:36] classic car he's put 600,000 mi on and
[0:40] counting.
[0:41] >> What do you have right now?
[0:46] >> This is the CBS Evening News with Russ
[0:51] Mitchell.
[0:52] >> And good evening. Sporadic
[0:53] demonstrations are reported in Tehran
[0:55] tonight, one day after Saturday's deadly
[0:57] day of violence. There are increasing
[0:59] signs that the crisis over that disputed
[1:01] presidential election is far from over.
[1:03] Here's the latest. Opposition candidate
[1:05] Mir-Hossein Mousavi called on his
[1:07] supporters to continue their protests.
[1:09] The government arrested and later
[1:11] released the daughter of former
[1:12] president Rafsanjani.
[1:14] And a Newsweek reporter has been
[1:16] detained.
[1:17] Today's uneasy peace followed a day of
[1:19] bloodshed in the heart of Tehran.
[1:21] Elizabeth Palmer is there and has the
[1:23] latest.
[1:24] >> It was a calm enforced by an
[1:26] intimidating security presence on the
[1:28] streets as people absorb the shock of
[1:31] yesterday's violence.
[1:33] >> Casualties occurred after terrorist
[1:34] elements infiltrated
[1:35] >> This morning, Iranian state TV announced
[1:37] that 13 people