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Tonight, running for their lives. A powerful earthquake in China kills thousands including hundreds of children buried 매장하다 in the rubble <돌·벽돌 등의> 파편, 조각 of their school. And the first planeload 비행기 한 대의 탑재량 of US aid 도움, 원조 arrives in Myanmar. But will it get to the victims? I’m Katie Couric. Also tonight, deadly weather here at home 국내의, 본국에. “Oh my god.” Tornadoes sweep across the south and the Midwest leaving more than 20 people dead.

 

A CBS News exclusive 독점적인. A prominent 유명한 doctor says don’t rule out 제외하다, 배제하다 a possible link between childhood vaccines and autism 자폐증. And we begin a cross-country road trip to show you how Americans are dealing with the soaring 급상승하는 price of gasoline. This is the CBS Evening News with Katie Couric.

 

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Good evening, everyone. Tonight, a host of deadly natural disasters 대참사 around the world. An earthquake in China, that cyclone in Myanmar and here at home, tornadoes. First China, hit today by a magnitude 지진규모 7.9 quake centered in Sichuan province and felt thousands of miles away.

 

The numbers are astounding 몹시 놀라게 하는. More than 10,000 people have been killed. In one area near the epicenter 진원지, 진앙, 80% of the buildings were destroyed. In another, a chemical plant collapsed <건물 등이> 무너지다 spilling 80 tons of toxic 유독한 liquid ammonia. Cilia Hatton with the latest tonight from Beijing.

 

China was shaken to its core 뼛속까지 Monday. These images recorded by a college student captured the earthquake as it hit. The impact and the more than 300 aftershocks 여진 that followed were the worst the country’s felt in more than 30 years. Dozens of bodies were pulled from the wreckage 잔해 of a 3-story high school. The building collapsed and the tremors 미진, 진동 crushing 900 teenagers.

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