CBS Evening News - 2007-03-01
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[0:00] [Music]
[0:01] I'm Katie kurick tonight deadly storms
[0:03] sweep Across the
[0:05] Nation a rare supercell tornado hits in
[0:08] Alabama High School more than a dozen
[0:11] people are reportedly killed in the area
[0:13] and this dangerous storm system is still
[0:16] on the Move also tonight the general in
[0:18] charge of Walter Reed is fired over
[0:21] shoddy conditions at the hospital that
[0:23] treats America's wounded war heroes the
[0:26] wild week on Wall Street from a sharp
[0:29] dive to a modest rally we'll tell you
[0:31] how the markets did
[0:33] today and protecting the Homeland with
[0:36] clown shows and mushroom festivals
[0:39] you'll cringe when we show you where
[0:40] your Homeland Security tax dollars are
[0:47] going this is the CBS Evening News with
[0:50] Katy
[0:53] kurick hello everyone a powerful storm
[0:55] system blasted across the eastern half
[0:58] of the nation today and the results are
[1:00] deadly tornadoes killed one person in
[1:02] Missouri and at least 13 in Alabama five
[1:05] of them when a twister tore through a
[1:07] mobile home park in Miller's Ferry and
[1:09] eight died when another tornado struck
[1:12] about 120 miles away hitting a school
[1:15] Mark stman begins our
[1:18] coverage in Alabama's Southeast Corner
[1:21] disaster State officials say at least
[1:23] eight people were killed at this High
[1:25] School when a tornado ripped into the
[1:27] city of Enterprise the lights slickered
[1:29] off and then they told all of us to just
[1:31] um get down and next thing I know
[1:34] everything debris flying everywhere the
[1:36] school's walls topple its roof flew off
[1:39] and other students cowering inside were
[1:41] hurt forecasters blamed a severe
[1:43] thunderstorm known as a sustained
[1:46] su