CBS Evening News - 2009-02-13
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[0:00] Tonight,
[0:03] Nightmare on Long Street.
[0:05] >> Can somebody get some help for my
[0:06] daughter?
[0:07] >> After the pilots notice ice on the
[0:09] wings, a commuter plane crashes into a
[0:11] house near Buffalo, New York, and
[0:13] explodes in flames. I'm Maggie
[0:16] Rodriguez. Among the 50 killed, a 9/11
[0:18] widow who just last week met with
[0:20] President Obama.
[0:22] >> She was an inspiration to me and to so
[0:23] many others.
[0:25] Final congressional approval tonight for
[0:27] the president's economic stimulus with
[0:29] almost no Republican support. And what's
[0:32] it take to make a hero? Steve Hartman's
[0:35] Assignment America.
[0:38] [Music]
[0:41] >> This is the CBS Evening News with Katie
[0:44] Kurrick.
[0:47] >> Good evening. Katie's off tonight. Once
[0:49] again, something went terribly wrong
[0:51] aboard a commercial airliner. But there
[0:53] was no miracle ending. Not this time.
[0:56] Continental Connection flight 3407,
[0:58] bound from Newark, New Jersey, was
[1:00] heading for a landing in Buffalo, New
[1:02] York last night when the pilots noticed
[1:04] quote significant ice buildup on the
[1:06] windshield and on the front edge of the
[1:08] wings. Moments later, this from the
[1:11] tower.
[1:12] >> This aircraft was 5 miles out and all of
[1:14] a sudden we have no response to that
[1:15] aircraft. The twin engine turborop nose
[1:18] dived into a house on Long Street in the
[1:20] Buffalo suburb of Clarence Center. All
[1:22] 49 people on board and one in the house
[1:25] were killed. The first fatal crash of a
[1:27] commercial airliner in two and a half
[1:29] years. Tonight, the flight recorders
[1:31] have been recovered. Jeff Glor begins
[1:34] our coverage from the scene. Jeff,
[1:35] what's the latest?
[1:38] Well, Maggie, i