CBS Evening News - 2007-04-03

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[0:01] I'm Russ Mitchell. In his strongest

[0:03] language yet, President Bush warns

[0:04] Democrats in Congress. They are failing

[0:06] the American military and the American

[0:08] people.

[0:09] >> The price of that failure will be paid

[0:11] by our troops and their loved ones.

[0:13] >> Democrats counter. You're out of touch,

[0:15] Mr. President.

[0:16] >> He is president of the United States,

[0:18] not King of the United States.

[0:20] >> Late word tonight, a deal to release the

[0:22] 15 British soldiers held by Iran is

[0:24] near. Plus, the new hurricane forecast

[0:27] is out. Get the warning flags ready. And

[0:31] the American spirit. Thanks to a couple

[0:33] of teenage kids, thousands of US

[0:35] soldiers in Iraq are able to phone home.

[0:38] >> I love you.

[0:43] >> This is the CBS Evening News with Katie

[0:46] Kurrick.

[0:49] And good evening. Katie is off tonight.

[0:51] The night in which there are important

[0:52] developments in two major crises in the

[0:54] Persian Gulf region. CBS News has

[0:56] learned a deal to free 15 captured

[0:58] British sailors is on the table. We'll

[1:00] have more on that in just a moment. But

[1:02] first, the battle over the war in Iraq.

[1:04] Today, President Bush and Congressional

[1:06] Democrats turned up the heat in what has

[1:08] become a battle of wills with enormous

[1:10] stakes. At least 3,257 US soldiers and

[1:13] Marines have been killed since the 2003

[1:16] invasion. And the Iraq war has cost US

[1:18] taxpayers an estimated 378 billion

[1:21] dollars. At the heart of this latest

[1:23] battle is how much more money should be

[1:25] spent and who will decide when to bring

[1:27] the troops home. We have two reports

[1:29] beginning with Bill Plant at the White

[1:30] House.

[1:32] >> An angry P

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