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November 28, 2008 | Evening Edition

Top Stories Three Americans Among Dead In India Chaos Virginia Father, Teenage Daughter And A Brooklyn-Based Rabbi Each Victims Of Violence  Shoppers Snap Up Black Friday Deals  Man Dies After Wal-Mart Stampede  India Terror Siege Drags On At Hotel CBS News Programs The Early Show: Recipes Recipes For The Meal That Keeps On Giving Katie Lee Joel Has Some Great Ideas For Those Thanksgiving Leftovers  Early Show: Perfect Gift: Kids Toys  Early Show: Web A Reliable Resource In Mumbai Madness  CBS Evening News: Retailers Cross Fingers As Holidays Near U.S.  » More U.S. In Bad Economy, Charities Need Bailout Too Food Banks, Other Nonprofits Struggle To Cope With Rising Demand As Donations Decline  Thanksgiving Marked With Balloons, Parade  Police: Suspect Linked To TV Anchor Slay  Indians In U.S. Wait For Calls World  » More World Bomber Targets Iraqi Shiites At Mosque At Least 9 Killed In Suicide Blast Day After Parliament Approves U.S. Security Pact  Somali Pirates Seize Chemical Tanker  Endeavor Crew Says 'Bye To Space Station  Intel Sparse On Mumbai Attack Group Politics  » More Politics Obama Says "Help Is On The Way" President-Elect Also Names Former Fed Chief Paul Volcker To Lead New White House Economic Panel  U.S.-Venezuela Rift Won't Stop With Obama  Gates May Remain As Defense Secretary  Potential Pick For CIA Chief Withdraws Bid Health  » More Health Demands For Baby Formula Recall Mount FDA Changes Its Story On Melamine Contamination, But Insists Products Are Safe  FTC Updates 42-Year-Old Tobacco Guidance  Cancer Stats Have Never Been Better  Best Of Worst Thanksgiving Fare For You SciTech  » More SciTech Endeavor Crew Says 'Bye To Space Station After Thanksgiving Dinner, Seven Astronauts Prepare To Return To Earth, Leaving "Space Family"  Zookeepers Solve Polar Bear Mating Mystery  Holiday Get-Together: Jupiter, Venus, Moon  Rare Turtle Survives Flood, Then Soup Pot Business  » More Business British Government To Take Over RBS Bank Rescue Across The Pond: $31 Billion To Buoy Royal Bank Of Scotland  Next Round Of Foreclosures To Hit Retail  Latest Stats Confirm Battered Economy  ! Economic Report Card Worse Than Expected Strange  » More Strange Ill. Zoo Creates Ornaments From Reindeer Droppings Really Raw Materials: Illinois Zoo Creates Christmas Ornaments From Reindeer Droppings  Full-size Cardboard Figure Causes NJ Bank Standoff  Judge Allows Civil Suit Over Co-worker's Perfume  Ark. Man Arrested After Scratching Out Sentence Entertainment  » More Entertainment Madonna's Malawi Film To Make TV Debut Sundance Channel To Air Superstar's Documentary  Hollywood Gives Thanks  "Funhouse" Is Therapy With A Pink Twist  Buzz Br! iefs: Mel Gibson, Brian Williams Opinion  » More Opinion The Custodians Of Empire The Nation: Obama's "New" National Security Team Is Not Very New  The Media's "Obama-Remorse"  A Time For Giving Thanks  Let Home Prices ! Fall

Top Videos  » More Videos Store Worker Trampled, Dies (1:55) India-Pakistan Tensions (2:27) Yummy Leftovers? You Bet (4:20) 4 Americans Die In Mumbai (1:31) Notebook: Charity (0:59) Stores Hope For 'Black' Friday (2:55) Top Photos  » More Photos Photos Of The Day Celebrity Circuit Holiday 2008 Films British Fashion Awards Season 7 Of "Dancing" "Australia" Comes To NYC Latest Blog Posts  » More Blogs Horserace Happy Thanksgiving Horserace Will Return On December 1st Read More Couric & Co. The Forgotten Storm CBS News' Hari Sreenivasan Reports That Hurricane Ike Victims Still Struggle To Regain Normalcy Read More From The Road "From the Road" to the Curb: Pulling Over and Looking Back at Campaign '08 It's over Read More Most Viewed Stories 1. Man Dies After Wal-Mart Stampede 2. The Media's "Obama-Remorse" 3. India Terror Siege Drags On At Hotel 4. Next Round Of Foreclosures To Hit Retail 5. Recipes For The Meal That Keeps On Giving Videos 1. Store Worker Trampled, Dies (1:55) 2. Evening News Online, 11.27.08 (17:32) 3. Cheating Gamblers On The Web (1:28) 4. Another Night Of Terror (2:27) 5. Eye To Eye: Terror Eyewitness (1:45) Photos 1. Celebrity Circuit 2. Photos Of The Day 3. British Fashion Awards 4. Big Bird- Airbus A380 5. Photos Of The Day

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	Politics News & Analysis  Friday, Nov. 28, 2008 A Stimulus In His Own Image: Obama Memorabilia, Keeping Sales Aloft (By David Segal) Area's Other Obamas Revel in Rare Moniker (By Steve Hendrix) Analysis: Obama Must Mobilize Supporters to Help Nonprofits (By Paul C. Light) Rangel Probe Will Be Done in Weeks, Pelosi Says (By Devlin Barrett) The Trail • Obama Transition Statement on Terrorist Attacks in Mumbai • Obama Volunteers at a Chicago Food Bank • The Moral? Be Nice The Fix by Chris Cillizza • The Fix Breaks • The Best BBQ in Texas • Wag the Blog: An Obama Mandate? Capitol Briefing by Ben Pershing • Lieberman Contributed to GOP Senate, House Candidates • Who Will Lead House Oversight and Government Reform? • Waxman's Win Marks Seismic Shift in House The Sleuth by Mary Ann Akers • Out for Obama: Gay Rights Group Plans Mega Inaugural Shindig • Congressman Dingell Hospitalized • Obama's Inaugural Committee Plots the Celebration Best of the Web > Powered by RealClearPolitics.com Today's top political news and commentary: The State Back in the Driving Seat (Philip Stephens, Financial Times) Financial Market Reform Needed Quickly (Paul Krugman, New York Times) Behind Mumbai: India's Muslims in Crisis (Aryn Baker, Time) Attacks a Message Aimed at Obama (Greg Sheridan, The Australian) How Much Will Hillary Hurt Obama? (Kimberley Strassel, WSJ) More Political Headlines In India, Attributes Suggest Outside Help (By Craig Whitlock and Karen DeYoung) Indian Forces Battle Gunmen in Effort to Rescue Hostages: Father, Daughter From Virginia Among the 145 People Killed in Mumbai (By Emily Wax, Rama Lakshmi and Debbi Wilgoren) Ex-Defense Contractor Helps With Other Probes (By Walter Pincus) Student Loan Aid Is Test for Treasury: Groups Urge No Bailout Benefit To Private Lenders (By Amit R. Paley) Opinions A Win-Win Bankruptcy Reform (By Rich Leonard) From Market Economy to Political Economy (By Charles Krauthammer) Blood in Mumbai (By Dileep Padgaonkar) Obama's Bush Doctrine (By E. J. Dionne Jr.) Change From the Top (By Kathleen Parker)

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Advertisement Good afternoon. This is Jeff Glor filling in for Katie.   We’ll begin the broadcast tonight with more on the Mumbai Massacre. As fighting raged into a third day… so far, more than 150 people have been killed and at least 370 have been wounded in India’s financial capital…and it’s  far from over.   Our Celia Hatton is on the ground in Mumbai with the very latest.    We're also learning a lot more tonight about the American victims in Mumbai...and also some amazing survivor stories. Seth Doane has that side of the story. And Mark Phillips looks at the reignited tensions this crisis is causing between nuclear powers, India and Pakistan, and what it means for U.S. interests.   Also tonight, it’s Black Friday and the shoppers started out early this morning to get the best bargains. But as Michelle Miller reports, the excitement over the holiday specials proved fatal at one store where a worker was trampled by a stampede of unruly shoppers.   In other news, we’ll look at an outrageous disability scam. Would you believe 97 percent of retired railroad workers in one community file for and actually receive disability benefits? Sharyl Attkisson looks into the suspicious claims as she "Follows the Money."    Also, tonight, a new class of homeowners is on the brink of foreclosure. Ben Tracy tells us how middle-class Americans with good credit are now finding their homes are worth far less than their mortgages.   And finally, we meet a Good Samaritan in a station wagon.  A generous man who helps people who run into trouble along a stretch of highway…and it does it, just because he thinks it’s the right thing to do. That’s our Assignment America. I hope you’ll join us. Have a wonderful evening and a terrific weekend. Jeff Glor CouricandCo@cbs.com   CBS Evening News  |  The Early Show  |  48 Hours  |  60 Minutes  |  CBS Sunday Morning  |  Face The Nation  |  Up To The Minute U.S.  |  World  |  Politics  |  Sci-Tech  |  Health  |  Entertainment  |  Business  |  Sports  |  Strange  |  Travel  |  Opinion  |  Blogs Videos  |  In-Depth & Photos  |  Puzzles & Toons  |  Mobile Services  |  E-Mail Services  |  RSS Feeds  |  Podcasts Help  |  Advertise  |  Terms Of Service  |  Privacy Statement To unsubscribe or change your subscription options, click here. Contact: Email Administrator, CBSNews.com, 524 W. 57th St., Room 514/1, New York, NY, 10019 ©MMVIII, CBS Interactive Inc. All Rights Reserved.