CBS Evening News - 2002-01-21
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[0:00] We bring good.
[0:00] >> See the Oregonian for details. [music]
[0:03] >> The Golden Globes. Liz Hurley pregnant
[0:05] and Kelly Rip's baby next.
[0:08] >> Jailed and dangerous. The US defends the
[0:12] treatment of terror suspects held at
[0:14] Guantanamo, saying they are still
[0:17] threatening to kill Americans. American
[0:20] Taliban John Walker sent home to face
[0:23] charges he aided and abetted terrorists.
[0:27] A 48 hours exclusive. US missionaries
[0:30] held by Islamic terrorists in the
[0:32] Philippines plead for mercy. And Eye on
[0:36] America investigates a highstakes game
[0:39] of hideand seek between the smugglers
[0:42] and customs agents.
[0:49] This is the CBS Evening News with Dan
[0:52] Rather reporting from [music] CBS News
[0:55] headquarters in New York
[0:57] >> on this Martin Luther King Day. Good
[0:59] evening. They were captured in a war
[1:01] that began when terrorists slaughtered
[1:03] thousands of innocent Americans
[1:05] September 11th. Today, the United States
[1:08] aggressively defended the way it is
[1:10] treating more than 100 of what it
[1:12] considers to be hardcore terrorist
[1:14] suspects now held in a makeshift prison
[1:17] on the US Navy base at Guantanamo Bay,
[1:19] Cuba. In the face of criticism from some
[1:22] human rights groups and others, the US
[1:24] countered that the detainees are being
[1:26] treated as what they are, dangerous.
[1:30] CBS's John Roberts reports on a public
[1:33] perceptions battle in the war on terror.
[1:37] Administration officials today insisted
[1:39] that suspected al-Qaeda and Taliban
[1:41] prisoners at Guantanamo Bay have been
[1:43] treated humanely, but among the
[1:45] detainees says the military are the
[1:47] worst of the worst and precautions mus