CBS Evening News - 2006-07-30
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[0:00] I loved everything Jewish pharmaceutical
[0:01] industry it's supposed to regulate. The
[0:04] odds this year have tripled for a major
[0:06] hurricane in the Northeast. I'm Michelle
[0:08] Miller with new estimates on how it
[0:10] could wreck the US economy. A shellfish
[0:13] surprise. I'm Joey Chen. The Chesapeake
[0:16] Bay where oysters are making a comeback
[0:17] in a place no one
[0:21] [Music]
[0:24] expected. This is the CBS Evening News.
[0:29] with Russ Mitchell. And good evening.
[0:32] What happened in a small village in
[0:33] southern Lebanon early today is having
[0:35] repercussions around the world. And
[0:37] tonight, Israel announced a 48 hour
[0:39] suspension of aerial activity while it
[0:41] investigates. Here's the
[0:43] latest. At least 56 Lebanese civilians
[0:46] died in the Israeli air strike, half of
[0:48] them children. President Bush expressed
[0:50] regret and urged what he called a
[0:52] sustainable ceasefire. UN Secretary
[0:55] General Kofi Anan condemned the attack
[0:57] in a special session of the Security
[0:59] Council. While in Beirut, protesters
[1:02] stormed the UN mission. Our coverage
[1:04] tonight begins with Lee Cowan in
[1:05] Lebanon. And we warn you, some of the
[1:08] pictures we're about to show you are
[1:09] graphic.
[1:11] The attack came as they slept. Women and
[1:14] children huddled together in this
[1:15] three-story building near a mosque. The
[1:17] basement they figured was the safest
[1:19] place to be. Instead, it became a tomb.
[1:23] Out of the rubble, one child after
[1:25] another was carried away. The scene
[1:27] eerily quiet as rescuers used little
[1:29] more than their hands and a few shovels
[1:31] to dig through mountains of debris,
[1:33] looking for the smallest of
[1:35] remains