CBS Evening News - 2010-11-23
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[0:01] Tonight they're off. Thanksgiving
[0:03] travelers get an early start going over
[0:05] the river and through the woods and this
[0:07] year through the scanner. I'm Katie
[0:10] [music] Kurrick. Also tonight, the clash
[0:12] of the Koreas. The North and South
[0:15] exchange artillery fire in one of the
[0:17] most dangerous [music] confrontations
[0:19] since the Korean War. The baby boom that
[0:23] could bust social security [music]
[0:25] should the retirement age be raised for
[0:27] tens of millions of Americans.
[0:30] And April in the abbey, William and Kate
[0:33] set the date for their royal wedding.
[0:37] [music]
[0:38] >> From CBS News World Headquarters in New
[0:42] York, this is the CBS Evening News with
[0:45] Katie Carrick. [music]
[0:47] >> Good evening, everyone. The Thanksgiving
[0:49] getaway is underway. Travelers dealing
[0:51] with crowded roads, gas prices 24 cents
[0:54] higher than last year, crowded planes,
[0:57] the security concerns that come with
[0:59] every holiday these days, and now the
[1:01] new screening procedures at the
[1:03] airports. None of that is keeping an
[1:05] estimated 42 million Americans from
[1:07] traveling this Thanksgiving, 11% more
[1:10] than last year. We have correspondents
[1:12] at two of the nation's busiest airports.
[1:14] Tonight, Mark Straman is in Atlanta. But
[1:17] first, Dean Reynolds is in Chicago
[1:18] tonight. Dean, these new measures aren't
[1:20] really keeping people away from the
[1:22] airports, are they?
[1:24] >> No, Katie, they're not. In fact, the
[1:26] pace is quickening here at O'Hare. The
[1:28] lines are beginning to grow. Despite the
[1:30] controversy over these airline security
[1:33] issues, AAA says airline flight travel
[1:37] in this holiday season wi