CBS Evening News open - 2006-09-19
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[0:03] I'm Katie Kurrick. High anxiety. NASA
[0:05] delays the return of Atlantis while it
[0:07] tries to determine if there's something
[0:09] wrong with the shuttle. Back on Earth,
[0:11] the United Nations takes up a world of
[0:13] problems. But two key players, President
[0:16] Bush and Iran's president keep their
[0:18] distance. Imagine his nightmare. A
[0:20] Canadian deported by US officials,
[0:23] imprisoned and tortured in Syria. But it
[0:25] turns out he wasn't a terrorist after
[0:27] all. CBS News investigates. And if
[0:30] there's anything else you want to know,
[0:32] just ask this man. He knows about
[0:34] everything. A certified genius in our
[0:37] midst.
[0:42] >> This is the CBS Evening News with Katie
[0:45] Kuruk.
[0:49] Hi everyone. The space shuttle program
[0:51] has been dogged by problems and tonight
[0:53] there is another one. And the shuttle
[0:55] Atlantis was supposed to return tomorrow
[0:57] from a 12-day mission, but something may
[1:00] have gone wrong up there, and the trip
[1:01] home is being delayed for at least a
[1:03] day. Let's go first to CBS News
[1:05] correspondent Bob or at the Kennedy
[1:07] Space Center. Bob, what's happening?
[1:10] >> Hi Katie. This might be a very big deal
[1:12] or no threat at all. The problem is NASA
[1:14] doesn't know which it is. So tomorrow's
[1:16] scheduled landing of the shuttle has
[1:18] been put off for at least a day. And
[1:20] engineers now are working to see if they
[1:21] can bring six astronauts safely home.
[1:25] At 2:45 this morning, a camera aboard
[1:27] the shuttle spotted the trouble. An
[1:30] object NASA says it's impossible to tell
[1:32] its size could be seen floating just
[1:34] below Atlantis. And then just afternoon,
[1:37] shuttle astronauts took