CBS Evening News - 2001-11-02

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[0:00] An unbelievable savings. In addition,

[0:02] over 2,000 beautiful oil paintings at

[0:04] $59 or less. Imagine only $59 this

[0:08] Sunday 9:00 a.m. to 400 p.m. in

[0:10] Beaverton at the Greenwood Inn. At

[0:11] Jensen Beach at the Double Tree Jensen

[0:13] Beach, in Clacamus at the Monarch Hotel,

[0:15] in Salem at the Red Lion Hotel, formerly

[0:17] the Quality Inn. On thatello, the new

[0:20] eating disorder and Dr. Phil. Next ET.

[0:25] The shock waves of September. Hundreds

[0:28] of thousands of jobs disappear in the

[0:30] wake of the attacks. The unemployment

[0:32] rate soarses to a five-year high. The

[0:36] anxiety of alerts. Was or was not too

[0:40] much said about the possibility of

[0:42] attacks on California. Congress asks

[0:45] experts about the impact of all this

[0:47] trauma on our children. Plus, eye on

[0:50] America. Tensions explode near ground

[0:53] zero. Why firefighters clashed today

[0:56] with police.

[0:59] [Music]

[1:03] This is the CBS Evening News with Dan

[1:06] Rather reporting from CBS News

[1:08] headquarters in New York. Good evening.

[1:11] 7 weeks after the attack on America, the

[1:14] nation is still adding up the toll,

[1:16] human and economic. The government

[1:18] reported today that unemployment jumped

[1:20] in October to 5.4%. Historically still

[1:24] not very high, but that's a halfpoint

[1:27] increase over September and the biggest

[1:29] one month increase in 21 years. Hundreds

[1:32] of thousands of jobs were lost, much of

[1:35] that fallout from the terror attacks. As

[1:37] CBS's Anthony Mason reports,

[1:41] not since the Carter administration has

[1:43] the economy lost so many jobs in a

[1:45] single month. You have a very good

[1:47] resume, though. 415,000

[1:50] jobs were slashed from payro

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