CBS Evening News - 2003-03-01
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[0:02] An al-Qaeda ring leader captured.
[0:04] Pakistan arrests September 11th plotter
[0:06] Khaled Shake Muhammad and says he'll be
[0:08] extradited to the United States.
[0:11] Turkey's parliament says no to basing US
[0:13] troops on its territory. Iraq begins
[0:16] destroying its missiles. The White House
[0:18] says it's not enough. And flag flap,
[0:22] opposing views on war and patriotism on
[0:25] one American campus.
[0:31] This is the CBS Evening News
[0:35] with Russ Mitchell.
[0:39] And good evening. It has been a day of
[0:41] major developments overseas. Here's the
[0:43] latest. Pakistan announced the arrest of
[0:45] the alleged mastermind of the 9/11
[0:47] attacks in America. The Turkish
[0:49] parliament failed to approve the
[0:51] deployment of US troops and Iraq
[0:53] destroyed four of the missiles that
[0:55] exceed UN limits. We begin our coverage
[0:58] this evening with Jim Stewart in
[0:59] Washington and the latest on the arrest
[1:01] of Khaled Shake Muhammad.
[1:04] >> Muhammad always did like to travel first
[1:06] class and he had stayed at this upscale
[1:08] Raul Pendi home just before his capture.
[1:11] The man on the right, a radical
[1:12] Pakistani named Abdul Kadus who owned
[1:15] the house was also arrested. Unlike the
[1:17] capture of his sidekick Ramsay bin
[1:19] Al-Shib last September who was nabbed
[1:21] after a long gun battle, Khaled Shake
[1:23] Muhammad went quietly. Officials said no
[1:26] shots were fired during this capture and
[1:28] that Muhammad appears in good health.
[1:30] That's important because the 37year-old
[1:33] al-Qaeda executive, who was educated in
[1:35] North Carolina and speaks perfect
[1:37] English, is expected to undergo a long
[1:39] and thorough interrogation. There's
[1:42] pote