CNN - Situation Room and Lou Dobbs Tonight - 2006-05-29
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[0:01] putting the spotlight on Mayor
[0:03] Bloomberg. Wolf Blitzer is off today.
[0:05] I'm John King. You're in the situation
[0:07] room.
[0:24] The capital of Afghanistan is under
[0:26] curfew right now after the worst rioting
[0:28] in Kbble since the fall of the Taliban
[0:30] government. Anti-American anger swept
[0:32] through the city after a US military
[0:34] truck crashed into a crowd of
[0:35] pedestrians. Also today, the worst wave
[0:38] of violence to hit Baghdad in days.
[0:40] Among the targets, an open air market
[0:42] and a US military convoy being covered
[0:45] by a CBS news crew. All this as
[0:47] Americans mark Memorial Day. President
[0:49] Bush says the United States can honor
[0:51] the war dead in Iraq and Afghanistan by
[0:53] finishing their missions. We begin this
[0:56] hour though in Afghanistan. Our Pentagon
[0:57] correspondent Barbara Star is there with
[0:59] us via video phone from Kabell. Barbara?
[1:04] Well, John, it has been an extraordinary
[1:06] day here in the capital city of Kabell.
[1:09] Early this morning, a US military convoy
[1:12] was involved in a serious traffic
[1:13] accident with a number of vehicles.
[1:16] Apparently one Afghan civilian at least
[1:18] was killed, several injured, a number of
[1:21] vehicles involved. And at that point,
[1:24] apparently violence broke out. The US
[1:27] had tried to render medical aid to the
[1:29] injured. But when the US vehicles then
[1:32] were going to leave the scene after
[1:34] rendering that aid, a riot broke out.
[1:36] According to the video that has now been
[1:39] shown, it's pretty clear what happened.
[1:42] Afghan civilians angry began stoning the
[1:45] US military convoy. The US military
[1:48] convoy attempted to leave the area, but
[1:51] t