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Hi everyone,

 

A dramatic moment on Capitol Hill today: the brother of former NFL
player and Army Ranger Pat Tillman told legislators that the military's
account of Tillman's death was "pure fiction." The Tillman family says
they didn't hear the truth - that friendly fire in Afghanistan killed
Pat - for more than a month after his death. David Martin and Jim
Axelrod will have reports.

 

It was another bloody day in Iraq - and the deadliest one for U.S.
troops in more than a year. A suicide bomber in a truck killed nine
paratroopers from the 82nd Airborne Division and wounded another 20,
Mark Strassmann will report. And on the domestic front, Sharyl Attkisson
will have the latest on the Capitol Hill battle over the new Iraq War
spending bill.

 

In the race for car sales, Toyota has pulled ahead of General Motors for
the first time, outselling the American car powerhouse in the first
quarter of this year. But GM isn't being left in the dust - a slim
margin separates the companies' sales. Anthony Mason will have the
details.

 

Virginia's governor said today he might be able to close the loophole
that allowed Seung-Hui Cho to buy the guns he used against Virginia Tech
students and professors. Wyatt Andrews will have this and more.

 

In an attempt to pressure Congress to extend the No Child Left Behind
law, President Bush is leaving Washington today for a visit to Harlem.
The president will tour a charter school that has soaring reading scores
- even though most of the students in the neighborhood live at or near
the poverty level. Byron Pitts is going along and will bring you the
story.

 

Finally, a tale about dogs' tails. Of course animal body language can
tell you a lot, but is deciphering your pet's emotion as easy as seeing
which direction its tail wags? Richard Schlesinger has gone to fetch the
story.

 

Thanks!

 

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