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we begin tonight with late-breaking news, a new batch of violent storms, including tornadoes, that struck late this afternoon, this time in western massachusetts. at least one twister hit downtown springfield, and tore through the city, kicking up a massive cloud of debris. vehicles were flipped over, billions damaged, and area hospitals are reporting multiple injuries, and people waiting to be treated. amateur video captured the moment of impact. >> the ceiling, look. oh, my god. >> smith: another tornado struck westfield, mass, before the line of storms raced across the state durin...

the next key barometer is the government's unemployment report on friday. but after today's job number was so bad, economists were scrambling to downgrade their forecast for that. some cut their estimates for may job growth literally in half. harry. >> anthony mason, thank you so much. one industry that is creating jobs is the auto industry. detroit's big three reported their latest sales numbers today. they were pretty flat in may. the carmakers are making a comeback but it's a long way from total recovery. here's dean reynolds. >> reporter: on the surface, the u.s. auto industry ap...

gli good evening. the economic recovery has been so fragile, any hint it may be in jeopardy can send wall street investors running for the doors. that is what happened today. negative economic reports led to a sell-off in the stock market, and by the close of trading, the dow had lost nearly 280 points or about 2.25%. that is the biggest loss since last summer, and reason to call in our senior business correspondent anthony mason. anthony, good evening. what exactly has the market so ragthsed? >> reporter: the cagthsist was a dismal monthly jobs report from a.d.p., a payroll processi...

future generations, sorry, you're going to have to make due with much less. your taxes will go up because washington can't get government spending down. if we surrender more control of our economy over to a governoring class, then we are choosing shared scarcity over prosperity. that's what threatens us. picking winners and losers and determining ours for us. >> we as democrats need to be just as concerned about the debt as anybody else because that's how we will be able to move our vision forward, investing in education, investing in infrastructure, investing in clean energy if we'v...

[applause] political science professor at city college contends that numerous progressives have assisted america's adversaries. he profiles high-ranking government officials as he says we are duped by foreign governments. then at 9 p.m., republican governor of texas argues against national government intervention in what the governor contends are issues that can be better solved by individual states. he presents his argument from his recently published book our fight to save america from washington. and finally at 10 p.m., it is "after words" on the life and legal careers up next, ...