CBS Evening News - 2002-07-23

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[0:00] dead. Oh, what a

[0:02] >> as new questions are raised about the

[0:04] role of two major banks in the Enron

[0:08] shady accounting scandal. A double hit

[0:11] for seniors. Promises of Medicare

[0:14] prescription drug coverage are

[0:16] evaporating as rapidly as retirement

[0:19] savings.

[0:21] A newborn found dead. Planned Parenthood

[0:25] resists police efforts to find out who

[0:27] the mother might have been. And a symbol

[0:30] of America has a new home in a most

[0:34] unlikely place.

[0:41] This is the CBS Evening News with Dan

[0:45] Rather reporting from CBS News

[0:47] headquarters in New York.

[0:49] >> Good evening. Wall Street's summer

[0:51] markdown sale was extended another day,

[0:54] but investors still are not ready to

[0:56] buy, especially after more new corporate

[0:59] accounting questions arise. After an

[1:02] antsy up and down session during the

[1:03] day, the Dow finished with a loss of 82

[1:06] points. If there's any good news, it was

[1:08] the smallest loss for the blue chips in

[1:10] a week, double digits today instead of

[1:13] triple. As CBS's Anthony Mason reports,

[1:16] the market decline this day was led by

[1:18] two major financial institutions

[1:21] suddenly accused in the notorious Enron

[1:24] accounting scandal.

[1:26] The gravity of pessimism pulled the

[1:28] markets down again today.

[1:30] >> We're still in a in a self-feeding

[1:32] frenzy. I think

[1:33] >> the country's two biggest banks accused

[1:35] of aiding Enron's accounting fraud led

[1:38] the decline. Cityroup fell 15%. JP

[1:41] Morgan Chase lost 18%. Together they

[1:44] accounted for twothirds of the Dow's 80

[1:47] point plunge.

[1:48] >> Psychology is very tender at this

[1:50] juncture and investors are selling first

[1:52] and asking questions la

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