Evening News Online, 04.29.09

Saturday: B.P. makes another attempt to stop the oil leakage in the Gulf; Plus, more than 20 dead and scores wounded in Thai protests; And, a legendary jam session with is recreated on Broadway.

Wednesday: The recession deepens, but there are signs the worst may be over. And, on his 100th day in office, the President is optimistic.

Thursday: Israeli warplanes kill a top Hamas leader; a bizarre bombing plot on New Year's Eve; and 2009 begins with a winter wallop.

Friday: Firefighters pushed to the limit as over 100 California homes burn to the ground. A record plunge in retail sales. And, Assignment America.

Monday: One of the most powerful men in Washington, Sen. Ted Stevens, is now a convicted felon. McCain stays on the attack. And, a setback in the war on cancer.

Monday: The stock market follows its worst week with its best day ever. The presidential candidates offer plans for the economy. And, a crash course in paying for college.