CBS Evening News - 2009-02-10

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[0:00] Tonight,

[0:03] attacking the economic crisis from every

[0:05] angle. The Treasury Secretary rolls out

[0:07] a new bailout plan. The Senate passes

[0:10] the stimulus package. And the president

[0:12] gets a little help selling it.

[0:14] >> Oh, this such a blessing to see you, Mr.

[0:16] President. Thank you for taking time out

[0:18] of your day.

[0:20] >> I'm Katie Kurrick. Also tonight, he's

[0:22] the most famous pilot in America. But

[0:25] why is Captain Chesley Sullenberger so

[0:27] worried about the future of the airline

[0:29] industry?

[0:31] And we'll catch the sister act at this

[0:33] year's Westminster dog show.

[0:39] >> This is the CBS Evening News with Katie

[0:42] Kurrick.

[0:45] >> Good evening everyone. From President

[0:47] Obama on down, the US government took on

[0:50] this country's growing financial crisis

[0:52] today. The president hit the road again

[0:54] to sell his stimulus package as the

[0:56] Senate was approving a version that cost

[0:58] $19 billion more than what the House

[1:01] passed last week. And the Treasury

[1:03] announced a new financial rescue plan.

[1:05] This one would spend as much as $2

[1:07] trillion to get lenders lending again.

[1:10] But it got a vote of no confidence on

[1:12] Wall Street where the Dow plunged nearly

[1:15] 400 points. So we'll start with our

[1:17] business correspondent Anthony Mason.

[1:20] With the banking system still crippled

[1:23] despite a $350 billion bailout, the

[1:26] Obama administration unveiled a sweeping

[1:29] new blueprint to thaw the frozen credit

[1:31] markets.

[1:32] >> This is a dangerous dynamic and we need

[1:35] to arrest it.

[1:36] >> The revised plan aims to help consumers.

[1:38] The Treasury and Federal Reserve agreed

[1:41] to commit up to a trillion dolla

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