CBS Evening News - 2011-06-03
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[0:00] Tonight,
[0:03] too much firing, not enough hiring. The
[0:06] economic recovery hits a detour, but the
[0:08] president says it would have been a lot
[0:10] worse without the auto bailout. I'm
[0:13] Harry Smith. Also tonight, John Edwards
[0:16] indicted. The two-time presidential
[0:18] candidate is charged with spending
[0:20] nearly a million dollars in donations to
[0:22] cover up his affair. There's no question
[0:25] that I've done wrong, but I did not
[0:28] break the law.
[0:30] >> The suicide doctor died. A look back at
[0:33] the man known as Dr. Death,
[0:36] and generations knew him as Marshall
[0:39] Dylan.
[0:40] Gunsmokes James Ares has passed away.
[0:47] >> This is the CBS Evening News.
[0:53] Good evening. From Wall Street to Main
[0:55] Street, it has been a tough week. The
[0:57] economic recovery seems to be losing
[0:59] momentum. In May, state and local
[1:02] governments cut thousands of jobs. So
[1:04] even though private companies added
[1:06] employees, there was only a net gain of
[1:09] 54,000. And as more people re-entered
[1:12] the job market, the unemployment rate
[1:14] edged up above 9%. Nearly 14 million
[1:17] Americans are looking for work now. And
[1:20] millions who have found jobs are working
[1:22] for less. Senior business correspondent
[1:24] Anthony Mason begins our coverage.
[1:28] >> This is the rare treat we get a pizza
[1:29] once in a while.
[1:30] >> For nearly 2 years in St. Clair Shores,
[1:33] Michigan, Michael and Melissa Baron were
[1:35] both out of work.
[1:37] >> We absolutely had zero money. We could
[1:39] hardly afford to even buy food.
[1:42] >> Michael, who was laid off by Ford, just
[1:44] got a new job, but at half his old pay.
[1:47] Melissa is still looking for a job.
[1:50] >> Even though we we