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Hi everyone,

 

President Bush addressed the unpopular war and unrelenting violence in
Iraq today at a Rose Garden news conference. He announced his support of
the new war funding bill, which does not include a troop-withdrawal
timetable, Jim Axelrod will report. We'll also bring you a CBS News/New
York Times poll that shows support for the war is weaker than ever: 76
percent of Americans think the war is going somewhat or very badly.

 

British authorities are searching for three terror suspects who are
believed to have been planning international attacks. That's raising
questions about whether current screening measures, in place since 9/11,
could stop them or anyone else determined to enter the country by air?
Bob Orr will have the story.

 

Plus, we'll tell you New Jersey Governor John Corzine's plan to keep
others from making the same mistake he made - the mistake that nearly
cost him his life.

 

Last night we reported on a new class of Americans who can't get health
care coverage due to the most minor of medical problems. Tonight we
continue our investigative series with Chief Investigative Correspondent
Armen Keteyian, who will take a closer look at what happens when people
who actually have individual insurance try to collect on an expensive
claim. The results might surprise you.

 

To wrap-up our broadcast, John Blackstone will give you a tour of the
next frontier in communications. It's just like good old-fashioned
face-to-face chatting - with an edge.

 

I hope you'll join us for this and more.

 

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Katie Couric
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