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Broadcast tonight, show of force. Security forces crushed protestors in the streets of Tehran as a young woman’s death now becomes a powerful symbol.

Failing the test. New evidence of the staggering number of Americans who don’t hear back from the doctor on test results.

Well-made in the USA. As American car makers fight for survival, there’s some good news tonight about quality.

And catching a wave. How it is these dogs actually raise money for people who need it?

Our making a difference report. Also tonight, another disappearing American icon.

Nightly News begins now.

From NBC News world headquarters in New York, this is NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams.

 

Welcome to World News. Tonight, deep divisions.

Iranian police use force to break up new protests and the government concedes 시인 there were discrepancies 모순 in the election.

Poll position. Our new survey shows president Obama remains much more popular than some of his policies.

Missing man? South Carolina’s governor hasn’t been seen in public for days

and his office won’t say where he is.

Fading film. Paul Simon may have to rewrite the song.

Kodak is taking his Kodachrome away.

And all the spring rain means a big summer nuisance 귀찮은, mosquitoes.

From ABC News headquarters, this is World News with Charles Gibson.

 

Good evening. The turbulence in Iran is not ending.

It continues on the street and there is evidence it exists among officials in Iran as well.

The country’s guardian council made up of senior officials who are supposed to certify the election

conceded today there were discrepancies in the voting in 50 different cities.

That in itself does not represent enough votes to change the election result,

but it certainly has provided fresh provocation 도전, 반대의견의 표명 for those who want the election overturned.

 

Tonight, another day of defiance in Iran as hundreds take to the streets in protest.

But the government vows to stop them and does.

I’m Katie Couric. Also tonight, a new icon of the Iranian opposition.

Images of a woman named Natar, a martyr 순교자 희생자 for the cause spread around the world.

Patients left in the dark. Doctors all too often failing to tell them when their medical tests come back abnormal.

And a portrait of the artist who is painting the town and the country as well.

“I really like this picture.”

This is the CBS Evening News with Katie Couric.

 

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