CBS Evening News - 2005-09-08

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[0:00] We're checking up on your favorite

[0:02] guests. All new Dr. Phil.

[0:06] >> Good evening. I'm John Roberts. New

[0:08] Orleans is a toxic sewer and still some

[0:11] residents are refusing orders to leave.

[0:14] President Bush vows to speed up

[0:15] financial help to victims and the vice

[0:17] president gets [music] his first look at

[0:19] the devastation. Again tonight, we will

[0:22] have full coverage from the disaster

[0:24] zone. I'm Byron Pittz in New Orleans

[0:27] with serious showdowns between holdouts

[0:29] and police.

[0:31] >> On the Gulf Coast, the priority is flood

[0:33] control. Here in Washington, it's damage

[0:36] control. I'm Gloria Borg.

[0:38] >> I'm Lee Cowan with the story of

[0:39] Katrina's four-legged victims whose time

[0:42] is running out.

[0:43] >> Unprecedented need, unprecedented

[0:46] response. I'm Jim Axrod with the story

[0:48] of America's giving.

[0:51] [music]

[0:53] This is the CBS Evening News with Bob

[0:57] Schaefer. And Bob is off tonight. The

[1:00] water is slowly flowing out of New

[1:02] Orleans, but there is still plenty left.

[1:04] The Army Corps of Engineers estimates

[1:06] that 60% of the city remains underwater.

[1:09] And that water is contaminated. It is

[1:11] disgusting. It is dangerous. Yet, some

[1:14] people insist on living in the middle of

[1:17] the germinfested stew. The police say

[1:19] that most who were willing to leave

[1:21] voluntarily have done so. For the rest,

[1:24] officers have orders to remove them, but

[1:26] they say they will do that with as

[1:28] little force as necessary.

[1:30] >> CBS News correspondent Byron Pittz is in

[1:32] New Orleans and begins our coverage

[1:34] tonight.

[1:36] >> The pumps are working, the water's

[1:38] receding as the levies are patched up.

[1:41] Bu

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