CBS Evening News - 2008-09-26
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[0:03] tonight the battle over the bailout we
[0:06] are going to get a package passed but it
[0:09] won't be easy House Republicans are
[0:11] pushing a radically different
[0:13] alternative and Democrats vow to stay in
[0:16] session as long as it takes to get it
[0:18] done I'm Katy KK also tonight as the
[0:21] battle goes on another bank collapses
[0:24] under the weight of Bad Mortgages the
[0:26] biggest failure ever and as Senators
[0:29] McCain and Obama get ready to debate a
[0:32] Jeff Greenfield primer in how to make
[0:35] and score a point Jack Kennedy was a
[0:37] friend of
[0:38] mine Senator Y no Jack
[0:41] [Applause]
[0:45] [Music]
[0:47] Kennedy this is the CBS Evening News
[0:51] with Katie kurick reporting tonight from
[0:53] the University of
[0:55] Mississippi and good evening everyone
[0:57] from this historic University in Oxford
[1:00] Mississippi where later this evening
[1:01] John McCain and Barack Obama will debate
[1:03] for the first time but overshadowing
[1:06] this faceof is the one going on in
[1:08] Washington over the bush
[1:10] administration's bailout plan for the
[1:11] financial industry Republicans in the
[1:14] house are now pushing a very different
[1:16] alternative still as negotiations
[1:18] resumed today leading Democrats were
[1:20] saying progress is being made so we'll
[1:23] begin tonight in Washington with
[1:25] correspondent Bob War Bob what's the
[1:27] latest well Katie all sides here Contin
[1:30] to say would have severe economic
[1:31] aftershocks in America if Congress fails
[1:34] to pass that big bailout bill but now
[1:36] apparently the whole deal hinges on
[1:38] whether the president can turn back a
[1:40] Revolt by members of his own
[1:42] party we will rise to the
[1:45] occasion Republicans and Democrat