CBS Evening News - 2011-06-01

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[0:00] Tonight,

[0:03] a June swoon on Wall Street. Stock

[0:05] prices plummet as new numbers have

[0:07] investors fearing an economic slowdown.

[0:10] I'm Harry Smith. Also tonight, Gaddafi's

[0:12] last chance. The Libyan dictator insist

[0:16] he's staying put, but NATO is already

[0:18] planning new air assaults. The

[0:21] congressman and the co-ed, the tweet,

[0:23] the talk, the questions. At some point,

[0:26] the questions can get more and more and

[0:29] more invasive and bizarre. And an

[0:32] American hero, he picked up a live enemy

[0:35] grenade, risking his life to save his

[0:38] comrades.

[0:43] >> This is the CBS Evening News.

[0:49] Good evening. We begin tonight with late

[0:51] breaking news. A new batch of violent

[0:53] storms, including tornadoes, that struck

[0:56] late this afternoon. This time in

[0:58] western Massachusetts. At least one

[1:00] twister hit downtown Springfield and

[1:03] tore through the city, kicking up a

[1:05] massive cloud of debris. Vehicles were

[1:08] flipped over, buildings damaged, and

[1:10] area hospitals are reporting multiple

[1:12] injuries and people waiting to be

[1:14] treated. Amateur video captured the

[1:17] moment of impact.

[1:19] >> The ceiling. Look.

[1:22] Oh my god.

[1:25] >> Another tornado struck Westfield, Mass.

[1:27] before the line of storms raced across

[1:29] the state during the evening rush hour.

[1:32] Michelle Miller has more on the bizarre

[1:34] weather.

[1:35] >> It began slowly turnurning over the

[1:38] Connecticut River, winding itself up

[1:40] into a fury, picking up branches,

[1:42] debris. Some drivers caught inside its

[1:45] windshar feared they were next.

[1:48] >> Look.

[1:50] Oh my god. This isn't the wide open

[1:52] plains of Missouri or Alabama, but the

[1:55] rolling hills of Spring

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