CBS Evening News - 2009-06-17

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[0:03] Tonight, the whole world's watching.

[0:08] Defying authority, new mass rallies in

[0:10] Tehran and calls for an even bigger one.

[0:13] The opposition is marching and the

[0:15] government is cracking heads.

[0:19] I'm Harry Smith. Also tonight, Twitter,

[0:22] texting and PDAs.

[0:25] The weapons on the street that are

[0:26] connecting a revolution.

[0:29] And why is it that when business goes

[0:31] bad in Iowa, they feel the pain in the

[0:33] Caribbean? Part of our series, Financial

[0:36] Family Tree.

[0:38] Plus, the city that can't afford a party

[0:41] finds a way to celebrate.

[0:49] >> This is the CBS Evening News with Katie

[0:52] Couric.

[0:55] >> Good evening. Katie is off. We begin

[0:57] once again with Iran. There is a feeling

[1:00] something big is about to happen there.

[1:02] The opposition presidential candidate

[1:04] has called for a huge protest march

[1:07] tomorrow in Tehran to press his case

[1:09] that the election was rigged. That's

[1:11] even as the government continues to

[1:13] crack down. Today, it started blocking

[1:16] websites and even accused the US of

[1:18] intolerable

[1:20] interference in its affairs. Through all

[1:22] of this, the rallies continue. Elizabeth

[1:25] Palmer begins our coverage from Tehran.

[1:29] >> They barely made a sound.

[1:32] But their message was crystal clear.

[1:35] Wearing black for mourning and green,

[1:37] the color of the opposition, tens of

[1:40] thousands of people obeyed the call of

[1:41] the defeated opposition candidate

[1:43] Mir-Hossein Mousavi to demonstrate

[1:45] peacefully.

[1:48] Some carried pictures of those wounded

[1:50] and killed earlier this week when the

[1:52] PROTEST TURNED VIOLENT.

[1:56] DISSENT is breaking out all over.

[2:00] Even among Tehran commuters on the

[2:02] subway

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