CBS Evening News - 2001-09-27
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[0:14] Private jet, picking Lisa Marie, and the
[0:17] stars mansion next TV.
[0:19] The Taliban says it has asked Bin Laden
[0:22] to leave as they look for their own way
[0:24] out of a possible US attack.
[0:28] When might it come? Not soon, it
[0:30] appears. The latest tonight on what's
[0:32] emerging as a go-slow response strategy.
[0:36] Faces of terror, photos, and new
[0:40] information about the 19 alleged
[0:42] skyjackers. Plus, Eye on America. Get
[0:46] used to scenes like this as the US tries
[0:49] to head off the next terror attack.
[0:57] This is the CBS Evening News with Dan
[1:01] Rather reporting from CBS News
[1:03] headquarters in New York.
[1:05] Good evening. More than 2 weeks after
[1:07] the terror attacks on the United States,
[1:09] President Bush is still moving US forces
[1:12] into position for a possible strike back
[1:15] in Afghanistan. In the meantime, he took
[1:18] action today to defend against any
[1:19] repeat of the terror attacks. The
[1:21] president gave two Air Force generals
[1:24] the extraordinary power to order
[1:26] commercial jetliners shot down if
[1:28] necessary. More about all that in a
[1:30] moment. We begin tonight with
[1:32] indications the Taliban may be looking
[1:35] for a way out, a peaceful solution, at
[1:37] least in the short run.
[1:39] After claiming they did not know where
[1:41] Osama Bin Laden is, the Taliban admitted
[1:43] today they're in communication with him.
[1:46] CBS's Alan Pizzey reports from Quetta,
[1:48] Pakistan.
[1:50] Afghanistan's ruling Taliban said today
[1:53] it finally delivered a week-old message
[1:55] to Osama Bin Laden, leave the country
[1:57] voluntarily. The delivery was made amid
[2:00] signs the Taliban may be looking for a
[2:02] way out. Its spiritual leade