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I’m Katie Couric. Fears of another 9/11 as a small plane slams into a high-rise <빌딩 등이> 고층의 building in
We’ll take you to the frontlines in the war on cancer. Will targeted therapies 표적 치료법 make chemotherapy <의학> 화학 요법 a thing of the past? And rediscovering some long-lost memories. A look at a very unusual diary kept under wraps ~을 비밀로 해두다 for years. This is the CBS Evening News with Katie Couric.
Hi, everyone? It was mid-afternoon here in New York when the first word came an aircraft had slammed into 세게 부딪치다 a high-rise building. Soon pictures of flame shooting from windows flashed 순식간에 전하다 on TV screens across the country and the same thought flashed 문뜩 떠오르다 through everyone’s mind. Was it another terror attack, another 9/11? The
A small plane somehow crashed into the building. Then another shock, the plane was apparently <확실하지 않지만> ~인 것 같은 being flown by a New York Yankee on a sightseeing trip. We begin tonight with national correspondent, Byron Pitts, who is on the scene. Byron?
Well, Katie? We have 2 confirmed dead, the pilot and his passenger. Nor on the ground was killed. This all happened about
“And everybody’s running.” Molly Coffman was one of the hundreds of witnesses. Seconds after the crash, she said, she had a flashback 똑똑하게 회상되는 과거사,