CBS Evening News - 2007-11-03

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[0:01] Tonight, political turmoil in Pakistan

[0:04] as President Musharov declares a state

[0:06] of emergency, heightening the crisis in

[0:08] a key US ally in the war on terror.

[0:11] >> Anything that takes Pakistan off the

[0:13] democratic path, off the path of

[0:15] civilian rule uh is a step backward and

[0:18] uh it's highly regrettable.

[0:20] The growing backlash against the plan

[0:22] for a national ID card and a ceremony at

[0:26] Arlington National Cemetery honors

[0:28] American women in uniform.

[0:30] >> It means a lot for my children to be

[0:31] able to see what I did.

[0:37] >> This is the CBS Evening News.

[0:42] We begin tonight with the fastmoving

[0:44] events in Pakistan. the US ally that

[0:47] borders Afghanistan and is on the front

[0:49] line in the battle against al-Qaeda.

[0:51] Here's the latest. General Perves

[0:53] Musharov today declared a state of

[0:55] national emergency. The Chief Justice of

[0:57] the Supreme Court has been replaced and

[1:00] opposition leader Benazir Bhau has

[1:02] returned to Pakistan. Her home is now

[1:04] reportedly surrounded by troops. Mark

[1:07] Phillips has more.

[1:10] The clampdown took familiar forms.

[1:12] Troops took up positions around

[1:14] government buildings. A troublesome

[1:16] Supreme Court justice was dismissed and

[1:18] Pakistan's belleaguered president went

[1:20] on TV to try to justify his actions.

[1:23] >> Inaction at this moment

[1:26] is suicide for Pakistan

[1:29] and I cannot allow this country to

[1:33] commit suicide.

[1:34] >> Perves Masharaf, president of the

[1:36] country and head of the army was

[1:38] significantly in civilian clothes for

[1:41] this address. He said he was taking

[1:43] emergency measures to preserve his

[1:46] country's progress toward democracy,

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