CBS Evening News - 2009-06-16
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[0:02] Tonight, demonstrators in Tehran
[0:04] continue to protest the presidential
[0:06] elections as thousands take to the
[0:08] streets. The Ayatollah promises a
[0:10] partial recount as the government there
[0:13] cracks down.
[0:21] I'm Jeff Glor. Also tonight, a shocking
[0:23] report about veterans care.
[0:26] Thousands may have been exposed to HIV
[0:28] and hepatitis because of incompetence
[0:30] and negligence at the VA.
[0:33] The FDA issues an extraordinary warning
[0:35] to stop using the popular cold remedy
[0:37] Zicam after dangerous side effects are
[0:40] reported.
[0:41] Plus, climate change. The results of the
[0:44] most comprehensive report yet on what
[0:46] might be coming to your part of the
[0:47] country. From wild weather swings to
[0:50] rising seas.
[0:55] >> [music]
[0:56] >> This is the CBS Evening News with Katie
[0:59] Couric.
[1:01] >> [music]
[1:03] >> And good evening. Katie's off. We begin
[1:04] tonight with remarkable events still
[1:07] unfolding inside Iran. Today, thousands
[1:10] marched again through the capital
[1:11] disputing the official results that show
[1:13] President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad won
[1:16] re-election last week in a landslide.
[1:19] The protesters say the vote was rigged.
[1:21] Today's march was peaceful, unlike
[1:23] yesterday's.
[1:28] >> [cheering]
[1:30] >> Iran's government says seven protesters
[1:32] have been killed. Witnesses say gunmen
[1:34] fired from the roof of a building used
[1:36] by a state-run militia after a crowd
[1:38] tried to storm it. And there is late
[1:40] word the government has stepped up its
[1:42] crackdown on dissenters. The latest now
[1:44] from Elizabeth Palmer in Tehran.
[1:47] >> There is a lot of political maneuvering
[1:49] going on here in Iran to contain the
[1:51] unrest. And one