Hardball (MSNBC) - 2002-01-03 (partial)
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[0:00] capture
[0:02] or kill them and that's the best we can
[0:04] do.
[0:06] >> Omar is believed to be holed up in the
[0:08] Bran area northwest of Kandahar. Afghan
[0:10] troops say negotiations for his
[0:12] surrender could be finished in the next
[0:14] two days, but bin Laden has vanished
[0:16] without a trace. Tonight, we'll ask
[0:18] Major Andy Messing what the Pentagon can
[0:20] do to capture Omar and Bin Laden and
[0:23] what may be in store if the war on
[0:25] terror moves to Somalia. We'll also have
[0:27] the story of a US Secret Service agent,
[0:30] one of President Bush's security detail.
[0:32] He's of Middle Eastern descent, and he
[0:34] was kicked off an American Airlines
[0:36] flight by the pilot. Now, he wants an
[0:38] apology. We'll ask attorneys Jonathan
[0:40] Turley and Sohal Muhammad whether racial
[0:42] profiling is just something we're all
[0:44] going to have to live with in this
[0:46] strange new world of ours. Plus, as the
[0:48] economy here at home teeters, we'll ask
[0:50] Howard Fineman whether President Bush is
[0:53] doing enough on the domestic front. And
[0:55] on Capitol Hill, Senator Tom Dashel's
[0:57] office was shut down today after
[0:59] receiving a suspicious package. The
[1:01] package contained a threatening letter
[1:03] and a white powdery substance. Initial
[1:05] tests for anthrax came back negative.
[1:08] But we begin tonight with the latest on
[1:10] the war in Afghanistan and the
[1:12] Pentagon's plans for what comes next.
[1:14] Here's NBC's Jim Mlashevski.
[1:17] Based on intelligence that Osama bin
[1:19] Laden himself may have been there, the
[1:21] US launches a ferocious attack against
[1:23] an al-Qaeda complex in Afghanistan.
[1:26] Four Navy FA18s and four B1 bombers
[1:29] pounded the