CBS Evening News - 2008-10-03

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[0:02] Tonight, the rescue bill is now law. The

[0:05] government will spend nearly a trillion

[0:07] dollars to prop up the financial

[0:09] industry and jump-start the economy.

[0:12] I'm Katie Couric. Also tonight, no

[0:14] bailout for the hundreds of thousands of

[0:16] Americans now out of work. The worst job

[0:19] losses in 5 years, and California could

[0:22] run out of cash in a matter of weeks.

[0:25] Grading the debate.

[0:27] >> I may not answer the questions the way

[0:29] that either the moderator you want to

[0:30] hear, but I'm going to talk straight to

[0:31] the American people.

[0:32] >> I don't know what it's like to have a

[0:33] child you're not sure is going to

[0:36] is going to make it.

[0:39] I understand.

[0:39] >> What they got right, what they got

[0:41] wrong, and how the voters may decide who

[0:43] won.

[0:45] Plus, Assignment America, the party of a

[0:48] lifetime, more than 30 years in the

[0:50] making with an unbelievable twist.

[0:57] >> This is the CBS Evening News with Katie

[1:00] Couric.

[1:03] >> Good evening, everyone. With the economy

[1:05] on seriously shaky ground, the House

[1:07] took a major step today to try to stop

[1:09] the bleeding. It approved the revamped

[1:11] bailout plan for the financial industry.

[1:14] 58 members who had voted no on Monday

[1:16] voted yes today. Just 90 minutes later,

[1:19] President Bush signed the measure into

[1:21] law, but also pointed out the economy

[1:23] still faces some serious challenges. Bob

[1:26] Orr begins our coverage from Capitol

[1:28] Hill.

[1:31] >> Under pressure from skittish markets and

[1:33] voters worried about layoffs and

[1:34] dwindling nest eggs, the House reversed

[1:37] course.

[1:37] >> There aren't many times we get a second

[1:39] chance to do the right thing.

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