CBS Evening News with Katie Couric

“…For the very same battle and it could cost him his career. David Martin now with this exclusive report. …”

“…Now that's down nearly 9% from the previous year and national correspondent dean Reynolds tells us it is the lowest death toll. Since 73. …”

“…it does for the American very. Now insurers are pushing back home health insurance companies causes only foreign percent of -- you're spending. They point out that the average profit margin for health plans is just over 3%. Compared to nearly 19%. For drug company. . They argue it's not their greed that -- premiums up but sharp increases in the cost of hospital stays outpatient surgery emergency …”

“…Letterman extortion case. A former CBS news producer pleads guilty to attempted Grand Larceny and at two million dollars shakedown scheme. And the red hot battle for green technology and -- on top of the world …”

“…he could be dangerous what is not clear tonight. Is his motive David Martin at the Pentagon begins our coverage. …”

“…the 9/11 attacks. His parents who live in this gated community in Hollister California. . We're so concerned about their 36 year old son that when he left home they filed this missing person report. …”

“…At a Starbucks in Cupertino California. . A group of guys had coffee in hand in hand guns on their hips as -- right. Gun rights advocates are testing …”

“…a chat. The president wants to me. I'm always available to Ohio's Dennis Kucinich voted no the first time around because like many liberals he felt the public option wasn't strong enough. The president's plan drops …”

“…such as the use of undercover investigators to root out Medicare and Medicaid fraud. . And expansion of health savings accounts which allow for tax free savings to pay for medical expenses. But with Republicans still unanimously …”

“…now to a key player in the health care debate democratic congressman Charles Rangel of New York just days after the ethics committee admonished him for taking trips to the Caribbean paid for by corporations. Rangel …”

“…news.com. For a list of charities that are sending aid. Now to Toyota and its mounting problems today. Federal safety officials said 52 deaths have now been linked to unintended acceleration and Toyota vehicles. That is eighteen more than previously reported. And as Anthony mason tells us company officials were back in the hot seat today facing congress for the third time in a week. This system has broken down as Toyota exact. …”

“…becomes a shockingly clear. I'm Harry Smith also tonight a backlash against Toyota. . In show rooms and on Capitol Hill their business model is broken. Plus four Brothers -- rescued from a unimaginable child abuse. …”

“…Tonight something new and daytime talk when live from Washington congressional Democrats and Republicans. And the president three but was it all -- I hope. This is political figure I'm Katie Couric also tonight …”

“…end of days the big. Difference in a flashback to 2008 campaign Senator John McCain criticized the president for the secretive process in drafting the democratic bill case. People are angry. That we promised them change in …”

“…CBS news has learned that as early as 2005. Toyota engineers were -- designing software. In response to complaints of cars surging unexpectedly. That could be crucial because publicly Toyota has insisted for six years through eight federal investigations. The electronics -- not to blame when its cars surged sometimes out of control. Instead Toyota faults drivers formats and more recently sticking gas candles. This internal document obtained by CBS news appears to contradict Toyota's claims. Dating back five years it tracks Toyota's monthly progress in addressing surging back and forth sensation at constant throttle. In 06 Lexus hybrids. Toyota engineer -- to hero I keep -- notes surging between 39 and 44 miles per hour and at seventy miles per hour the fixed. Redefining software for the car's electronic control unit or ECU. Software planned for first week in August. Today in response Toyota acknowledged the internal reports of surging and the software fix. But a spokesman says it wasn't a problem of unintended acceleration it was a more subtle rocking sensation that caused -- seasick feeling and was fixed for customer comfort. But experts say a glitch in Toyota's electronic throttle control system would be much more expensive than problematical and faulty format. …”

“…Katie Couric also tonight as a government opens a -- investigation of Toyota. . -- CBS news investigation finds Toyota knew a lot more about one problem -- its cars. Bennett told the public. And a chilling indictment as a trusted pediatrician …”

“…isolated but first of all you have to understand the ordeal that Tiger Woods goes through every time he steps off the eighteenth green and -- it. Signs scorecard comes out of that cabin. There's a forest of microphones that he has to deal with the first of which is there is often meets. And it's an ordeal that no other player. Has had to deal -- we see a different Tiger Woods I think will be extremely difficult for us to see the same one that's for sure am -- changed. Is anybody's guess …”

“…humbly and nervously before a national audience on live television. And apologizing. Tiger Woods spoke publicly for the first time about the scandal that destroyed his image jeopardized his marriage. Cost him lucrative endorsement contracts and …”

“…With a very public apology tomorrow Tiger Woods is about to reenter the spotlight. The next major step in his image rehabilitation. Says is adultery scandal exploded last November we used to have an impression of tiger. We can call that old tiger. This is going to be new tiger and this is the first day of meeting new tiger tomorrow woods will speak here near the PGA tour's Florida headquarters. And talk on camera in a rule of supporters and a half dozen handpicked reporters but he'll answer no questions. …”

“…it on fire. I'm Katy Kirk also tonight what will he say. Tiger Woods speaks publicly tomorrow for the first time since he left the pro golf tour and -- adultery scandal. And this CBS news …”