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(Studio: John Roberts) Report introduced.
(Los Angeles: Bill Whitaker) The school shooting at Granite Hills High School in El Cajon, California, featured; scenes shown from the school. [Three STUDENTS - describe what they saw and heard; says nobody thought it would happen there.] [El Cajon, California, Police Department Captain Gil McCLURG - says a security guard acted quickly.] [Grossmont Union High School District Superintendent Granger WARD - comments.]
(Studio: John Roberts) Report introduced.
(Studio: Jim Axelrod) The prevalence of school violence and efforts to control the violence examined. [Center for Prevention of School Violence Joanne McDANIEL - says school violence can happen anywhere.] [University of Pennsylvania Richard GELLES - talks about school shooters.]
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(Studio: John Roberts) Report introduced.
(New York: Anthony Mason) The descent of the Dow Jones index briefly into bear market territory reported; details given of layoffs at Procter and Gamble and Charles Schwab. [TRADER - makes a low offer.] [Credit Suisse First Boston Patrick BOYLE - says people are concerned about recession.] [First Albany Hugh JOHNSON - says bear markets "take no prisoners".]
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(Studio: John Roberts) Report introduced.
(Pentagon: David Martin) Expectations that Russia will expel American diplomats in response to the expulsion of 50 Russian diplomats suspected of spying reported. [President BUSH - says the United States and Russia can still have good relations.] [Secretary of State Colin POWELL - talks about a conversation with the Russian ambassador.] [National Security Advisor Condoleezza RICE - addresses reporters.] [Former Deputy Secretary of State Strobe TALBOTT - says the Bush administration is striking a tougher tone.]
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(Studio: John Roberts) The visit of a Chinese official to the White House reported; scenes shown from the White House of Bush and the official.
(Beijing: Barry Petersen) China's disapproval of the United States agreement to sell military supplies and technology to Taiwan reported; scenes shown of military exercises in China. [China Department of Arms Control Ambassador SHA Zukang - complains about the arms sales.]
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(Studio: John Roberts) The arrest of Chinese scholar and United States resident Gao Zhan reported.
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(Studio: John Roberts) The approval of more unmanned reconnaissance aircraft to monitor the tension between Macedonians and ethnic Albanian guerrillas along the Macedonia-Kosovo border reported; scenes shown of violence in Tetovo, Macedonia.
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(Studio: John Roberts) Preparations for the Russians to crash the space station Mir into the south Pacific Ocean reported; computer animation shown. [Interview held with CBS News correspondent Bill HARWOOD - describes how the space station will be brought down; says the risks of harm are low.]
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(Studio: John Roberts) The discovery of foot-and-mouth disease in Ireland and concerns that infected sheep may be in Italy noted.
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(Studio: John Roberts) The decision that the American Bar Association will no longer have a role in vetting judicial appointments reported.
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(Studio: John Roberts) Plans for President Bush to throw the first pitch of the 2001 Major League Baseball season reported.
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(Studio: John Roberts) Report introduced.
(Saint Paul, Minnesota: Bob McNamara) The non-conventional term of office of Minnesota Governor Jesse Ventura and questions about his work at several jobs during his term of office examined; scenes shown from sports events and "The Young and the Restless." [VENTURA - says he should be able to run for re-election on his own record.] [Democratic Farm Labor Party state senator Ellen ANDERSON - says Ventura does not act like running the state demands a lot of attention.] [Minnesota Majority Leader state representative Tim PAWLENTY - says governors should not have a lot of paid outside activities.]
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(Studio: John Roberts) The hospitalization of Olympic skier Bill Johnson after a crash during a ski race reported; scenes shown of the crash in Whitefish, MT.
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(Studio: John Roberts) Report introduced.
(Sorrento, LA: Byron Pitts) The rise of minor league baseball player Rick Nash featured; details given about Nash's past and criminal record. [PERSON - says Nash is a natural.] [NASH - says he loves baseball; says his father taught him to hit bottlecaps; says he moves forward.] [Tampa Bay Devil Rays Dan JENNINGS - says Nash is not a bad person.]
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