NBC Nightly News open - 2009-06-05

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[0:00] At 6, why this mysterious substance is

[0:02] causing quite a stink. And could Vince

[0:05] Young be switching teams and countries

[0:09] >> tonight on Channel 4 News at 6, working

[0:11] for you.

[0:16] On tonight's broadcast, jobs wanted,

[0:18] unemployment is up to a quarter century

[0:20] high, and long-term unemployment hits a

[0:22] record. But there may be a silver

[0:24] lining. Remembrance. The president

[0:27] honors the dead of the Holocaust and

[0:28] sends a message to the living. Never

[0:31] forget an exclusive conversation with

[0:33] Tom Brocom. Deep mystery. The search

[0:36] continues for traces of that lost Air

[0:37] France plane as investigators struggle

[0:40] to piece together what happened. And

[0:42] getting the picture behind the scenes

[0:44] with the president's photographer and

[0:46] the story behind one unforgettable

[0:48] image. Nightly News begins now.

[0:56] From NBC News World Headquarters in New

[0:58] York, this is NBC Nightly News with

[1:01] Brian Williams. Good evening. I'm Anne

[1:04] Curry in for Brian Williams tonight. And

[1:05] tonight, there is good and bad news

[1:07] about the economy. First, the

[1:09] unemployment rate hit 9.4% last month,

[1:12] the highest in almost 26 years. That

[1:15] means 14.5 million Americans unemployed

[1:19] across the country as of May. But at the

[1:21] same time, there are new indications the

[1:23] nation's economic recovery may already

[1:25] be underway. We begin tonight with NBC

[1:28] News correspondent Ron Mott.

[1:31] >> The nation's unemployment rate spiked

[1:33] more than almost anyone expected last

[1:35] month. The Labor Department says job

[1:37] cuts though actually improved even with

[1:40] 345,000 Americans losing jobs. It's the

[1:43] smallest monthly

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