CBS Evening News - 2002-12-02

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[0:00] Save

[0:02] 30-60%

[0:03] on thousands of gifts

[0:07] >> [music]

[0:08] >> only at Ross.

[0:11] Have a birthday splash at the aquatic

[0:13] park. Call 503-557-SURF.

[0:18] Tonight's headlines. President Bush says

[0:20] Iraq inspections not going well.

[0:23] Al-Qaeda linked to attack on jet liner.

[0:26] Supreme Court takes big affirmative

[0:28] action case. Also tonight, US Airlines

[0:32] admit there's little protection for

[0:34] aircraft facing threats of missile

[0:36] attacks. A new study blames cell phones

[0:40] for thousands of highway deaths, but

[0:42] should there be a ban?

[0:45] And certified personal trainers, what

[0:48] does certified mean?

[0:51] Probably not what you think. Eye on

[0:53] America investigates.

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[1:00] >> This is the CBS Evening News with Dan

[1:03] [music] Rather reporting from CBS News

[1:05] headquarters in New York.

[1:07] Good evening. Indications pointing to a

[1:10] new US-led war with Iraq are increasing.

[1:13] President Bush made a point of saying

[1:15] today he does not like the way UN

[1:17] weapons inspections are going, and he

[1:19] made it clear the United States intends

[1:21] to enforce a deadline this coming Sunday

[1:24] for Saddam Hussein to deliver a complete

[1:26] list of his weaponry. CBS News White

[1:28] House correspondent Bill Plante has the

[1:30] latest on the showdown with Saddam.

[1:34] As the deadline approaches for Iraq to

[1:36] declare its arsenal, and with UN

[1:38] inspections so far finding nothing,

[1:40] Washington and London today fired a

[1:42] volley of verbal warning shots at

[1:43] Baghdad, suggesting they believe that

[1:46] war is probably inevitable. Has Saddam

[1:49] Hussein changed his behavior over the

[1:50] last 11 years?

[1:52] So far the signs are not encouraging.

[1:55] Earlier t

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