CBS Evening News - 2012-11-14

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[0:00] Tonight, the president fires back. But

[0:03] >> when they go after the UN ambassador,

[0:06] apparently because they think she's an

[0:07] easy [music] target, then they've got a

[0:10] problem with me.

[0:10] >> In a news conference, Mr. Obama

[0:13] confronts senators over a top

[0:14] appointment, proposes a way out of

[0:17] looming tax increases and tells us what

[0:19] he thinks of his disgraced CIA director.

[0:22] Reports from Bob or Nancy Cordis, and

[0:25] Wyatt Andrews. For the first time, we

[0:28] meet the owner of the pharmacy whose

[0:30] drugs are linked to the deaths of 32

[0:32] patients. Jim Axelrod is on the case.

[0:36] Israel [music] finds a sworn enemy and

[0:38] takes a shot. It's the beginning of a

[0:40] major military operation. And Dr. John

[0:44] Leuk with a pioneering surgeon who can

[0:47] turn a voice like this

[0:49] >> into something like this.

[0:55] >> [music]

[0:58] >> This is the CBS Evening News with Scott

[1:01] Py.

[1:03] Good evening. For the first time, the

[1:05] president weighed in on the scandal that

[1:07] ended the career of his CIA director and

[1:10] derailed his nominee to lead NATO.

[1:13] President Obama told a news conference

[1:15] no classified information was

[1:17] compromised in the email and sex

[1:19] scandal. He was asked about David

[1:22] Petraeus, perhaps the most distinguished

[1:24] army general of his generation, who quit

[1:27] the CIA last week after an FBI

[1:30] investigation discovered that he was

[1:32] having an affair.

[1:34] Uh, General Petraeus had an

[1:36] extraordinary career. Uh, he served this

[1:39] country with great distinction in Iraq,

[1:42] in Afghanistan, and as head of the CIA.

[1:46] uh by his own assessment he did not meet

[1:50] the standards uh that he felt uh were

[1:54] nec

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