CBS Evening News - 2008-09-13

Channel: malgent

Uploaded:

Duration: PT1794S

Read a transcript preview of “CBS Evening News - 2008-09-13” from malgent, uploaded on 2026-02-25.

Transcript preview

Language: English (original, YouTube automatic captions)

[0:00] in coupons at cheerioschallenge.com.

[0:21] >> Coast, leaving destruction in its wake

[0:24] and millions without power.

[0:26] >> It was rough. You wouldn't believe that

[0:28] that building would move three or four

[0:29] feet in every direction and waves

[0:31] hitting underneath would actually lift

[0:32] it up.

[0:34] >> Democrats struggle to regain their

[0:36] footing after a week of distractions on

[0:38] the campaign trail.

[0:40] >> And this house in the English

[0:42] countryside could be yours for $50. All

[0:45] you need is a raffle ticket and a dream.

[0:53] This is the CBS Evening News.

[0:59] >> Good evening. We begin tonight with the

[1:01] aftermath of yesterday's deadly train

[1:03] collision near Los Angeles. 24 people

[1:06] are confirmed dead in the crash, which

[1:07] occurred in Chadzsworth in the San

[1:09] Fernando Valley northwest of downtown.

[1:12] Tonight, CBS News has learned new

[1:14] details about why investigators are

[1:16] blaming the commuter train engineer.

[1:18] Sandra Hughes has the latest.

[1:21] It was the height of rush hour Friday

[1:23] afternoon when a commuter train and

[1:25] freight train collided. The force

[1:27] derailed train cars and scattered

[1:29] passengers.

[1:30] >> There was just a tremendous impact and

[1:33] people started flying all through the

[1:35] car.

[1:35] >> Injured people scrambled to reach family

[1:38] members. Others helped the victims and a

[1:40] priest who was on the train stood vigil

[1:42] over the dying, giving some last rights.

[1:46] In less than 24 hours, officials from

[1:48] the Metroink passenger train, took the

[1:50] extraordinary step of admitting that

[1:53] their engineer, a contracted employee

[1:55] from Illinois based Violia

[1:57] Transportation, was at fault.

[1:59] >> It

Sign up free to read and search the full transcript