CBS News Sunday Morning - 1996-05-26 (most)

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[0:00] You're watching Coin TV channel 6.

[0:32] Good morning. I'm Harry Smith and this

[0:34] is Sunday morning. Charles Osgood is

[0:37] off. There is a sound people in parts of

[0:40] the heartland of this country have not

[0:42] heard in too long a time and they would

[0:45] dearly love to hear it. The sound is the

[0:48] strong, steady patter of rain beating on

[0:51] their rooftops and falling on their

[0:53] parched fields. There has been a change

[0:56] in the weather. It is beginning to seem.

[0:59] Our cover story this morning will be

[1:01] reported by Jerry Bowen.

[1:05] It's being called the worst drought to

[1:07] hit the Southwest since the Dust Bowl

[1:09] days of the 1930s. and farmers and

[1:11] ranchers alike in Kansas, Oklahoma, and

[1:14] Texas are struggling to survive. The

[1:17] extreme weather did not come as a

[1:18] complete surprise, however, to

[1:20] scientists trying to determine if the

[1:21] Earth's climate is changing. To them,

[1:24] the drought of 96 is one more piece of

[1:26] evidence that something is going on.

[1:28] They can't forecast it. They just expect

[1:30] it. The drought story later this Sunday

[1:33] morning with Bill Gist. We will take a

[1:36] bit of a Sunday drive out there in

[1:38] California to visit some shrines of

[1:41] American culture. Garish stucco covered

[1:44] neon lit roadside glories.

[1:48] A stage of life is a story of two young

[1:51] dancers on the brink of stardom from

[1:53] Terrence Smith.

[1:55] It's spring in New York and the ballet

[1:57] season is in full swing. Part of the

[2:00] excitement this year is being generated

[2:02] by two gifted young dancers with

[2:05] American Ballet Theater. This Sunday

[2:08] morning, we'll meet these two budding

[2:10] stars as they prepared for

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