CBS Evening News - 2009-06-03

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[0:02] Tonight, President Obama goes to the

[0:04] heart of the Muslim world to open a

[0:06] dialogue. But right on Q,

[0:09] >> Obama,

[0:10] >> Osama bin Laden interrupts with a new

[0:13] threat to America. I'm Katie Kurrick.

[0:16] Also tonight, the mystery of flight 447.

[0:19] As more pieces of the plane are

[0:21] discovered in the Atlantic, reports

[0:23] indicate it may have broken up in the

[0:25] sky in a violent storm. Help for alien

[0:30] canines. The FDA approves the first drug

[0:32] developed specifically [music]

[0:34] for treating cancer in dogs. And a store

[0:37] owner pulls a gun on a wouldbe robber.

[0:40] What happened next? Probably not what

[0:42] you think.

[0:48] >> This is the CBS [music]

[0:49] Evening News with Katie Kurrick.

[0:55] >> Good evening [music] everyone. And we're

[0:56] beginning tonight with two very

[0:58] different messages for the Muslim world.

[1:00] The one President Obama will deliver in

[1:02] Cairo tomorrow that America wants to

[1:04] improve relations and the one delivered

[1:06] today by Osama bin Laden who accused the

[1:09] president of sewing the seeds of hatred.

[1:11] The president is at the start of a tour

[1:13] that takes him to Saudi Arabia and Egypt

[1:15] and then on to Germany and France. Mr.

[1:18] Obama is in Riad tonight where our chief

[1:20] White House correspondent Chip Reed

[1:22] begins our coverage.

[1:24] Arriving in Saudi Arabia, President

[1:26] Obama received a royal welcome today

[1:28] from King Abdullah.

[1:31] All the pump is part of the message that

[1:33] the top goal of this visit and a speech

[1:35] in Egypt tomorrow is to open a new

[1:37] dialogue with the Muslim world and

[1:39] reverse the negative image of the United

[1:41] States. I thought it was very important

[1:44] to com

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