CBS Evening News - 2006-07-11

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[1:55] >>> THERE'S OUR NEWS FOR NOW.

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[1:59] >> WE'RE ALWAYS ON AT CBS-4.COM.

[2:02] >> WE WILL SEE YOU BACK HERE AT

[2:05] 11:00.

[2:06] TIME NOW FOR "THE CBS EVENING

[2:08] NEWS."

[2:10] >> Schieffer: I'M BOB SCHIEFFER.

[2:11] ANOTHER TERRORIST ATTACK, AGAIN

[2:13] THE TARGETS ARE TRAINS, AGAIN

[2:15] HUNDREDS ARE LEFT DEAD AND

[2:17] WOUNDED.

[2:17] BUT THIS TIME IT IS IN INDIA.

[2:19] THAT'S WHERE WE START TONIGHT,

[2:21] THEN WE'LL HAVE THESE STORIES.

[2:22] >> Reporter: I'M LARA LOGAN WITH

[2:24] ISRAELI DEFENSE FORCES AS THEY

[2:26] PREPARE TO MOVE DEEPER INTO

[2:27] PALESTINIAN TERRITORY.

[2:29] >> Reporter: I'M ARMEN KETEYIAN.

[2:31] HE STANDS ACCUSED OF HORRIBLE

[2:33] CRIMES IN IRAQ, SO HOW DID A

[2:35] SOLDIER WITH A SERIOUS

[2:37] PSYCHIATRIC PROBLEM GET INTO THE

[2:38] ARMY IN THE FIRST PLACE?

[2:40] >> Reporter: AND I'M ANTHONY

[2:42] MASON WITH THE WORLD'S MOST

[2:44] EXPENSIVE PAINTING AND WHY THIS

[2:45] MAN JUST PAID A FORTUNE FOR IT.

[2:51] Captioning sponsored by CBS

[2:54] THIS IS THE "CBS EVENING NEWS"

[2:54] WITH BOB SCHIEFFER.

[2:57] >> Schieffer: GOOD EVENING.

[2:57] TWO YEARS AGO, TERRORISTS STRUCK

[3:00] RAIL LINES IN MA DRIN, SPAIN.

[3:01] JUST A YEAR AGO IT WAS THE

[3:02] SUBWAYS OF LONDON.

[3:03] TODAY THE TARGET WAS A COMMUTER

[3:05] RAIL LINE IN MUMBAI, INDIA.

[3:08] EIGHT BOMBS WENT OFF THIS TIME,

[3:11] LEAVING AT LEAST 147 PEOPLE DEAD

[3:13] AND MORE THAN 500 WOUNDED.

[3:15] IN TODAY'S HAIR-TRIGGER WORLD,

[3:18] THE EPISODE CAUSED SECURITY TO

[3:20] BE INCREASED FOR A TIME FROM

[3:22] LONDON TO THE NEW YORK SUBWAYS

[3:23] AND CAPITOL HILL.

[3:24] WE'RE BEGINNING TONIGHT WITH

[3:25] RICHARD ROTH.

[3:28] >> Reporter: THE EXPLOSIONS

[3:29] RIPPED THE TRAINS OPEN AND TORE

[3:31] OFF WINDOWS AND DOORS.

[3:33] EIGHT BOMBS IN ALL IN A

[3:34] COORDINATED ATTACK IN THE CRUSH

[3:36] OF THE EVENING COMMUTE.

[3:38] THE TARGETS WERE STRUNG OUT

[3:40] ALONG A SINGLE RAIL LINE OF

[3:42] MUMBAI'S COMMUTER NETWORK, ONE

[3:44] OF THE OLDEST AND MOST CROWDED

[3:46] IN THE WORLD.

[3:47] NEARLY HALF THE CITY'S 16

[3:48] MILLION PEOPLE MOVE ON PUBLIC

[3:50] TRANSPORT EVERYDAY.

[3:51] AND HUNDREDS TODAY WERE SQUEEZED

[3:54] INTO EVERY TRAIN CAR.

[3:55] SOME WERE BLOWN OUT BY THE FORCE

[3:56] OF THE EXPLOSIONS.

[3:58] EYEWITNESSES SAID OTHERS JUMPED

[3:59] FROM MOVING CARS, DESPERATE TO

[4:02] GET AWAY FROM THE FIRE.

[4:03] THE BOMBINGS ECHOED TERROR

[4:05] ATTACKS ON TRAINS IN MADRID TWO

[4:07] YEARS AGO AND IN LONDON LAST

[4:09] YEAR.

[4:10] MUMBAI, WHICH USED TO BE CALLED

[4:12] BOMBAY, IS INDIA'S FINANCIAL

[4:15] CENTER AND THE RAIL SYSTEM IS

[4:16] ITS LIFELINE.

[4:18] AS DRENCHING RAIN AND DARKNESS

[4:20] FELL, THE POLICE COMMISSIONER

[4:21] SAID A NORMAL HUMAN BEING COULD

[4:23] NOT HAVE DONE THIS.

[4:25] JUST HOURS EARLIER, A GRENADE

[4:27] ATTACK BY ISLAMIC EXTREMISTS

[4:29] KILLED EIGHT PEOPLE IN THE

[4:31] INDIAN PART OF KASHMIR, THE

[4:33] PROVINCE DIVIDED BETWEEN INDIA

[4:35] AND PAKISTAN.

[4:36] MUSLIM REBEL GROUPS HAVE BEEN

[4:37] FIGHTING FOR YEARS TO PUSH INDIA

[4:40] OUT OF KASHMIR.

[4:41] PARKINSON'S BEEN ACCUSED OF

[4:43] TRAINING AND FUNDING THE

[4:45] MILITANTS WHO'VE BEEN IMPLICATED

[4:46] BEFORE IN BOMB ATTACKS IN INDIA.

[4:49] PAKISTAN TONIGHT INSISTS IT HAD

[4:51] NOTHING TO DO WITH THIS AND

[4:53] NOTHING BUT SYMPATHY FOR INDIA'S

[4:56] TRAGEDY.

[4:57] RICHARD ROTH, CBS NEWS, LONDON.

[4:59] >> Schieffer: PENTAGON OFFICIALS

[5:02] FINALLY CONCEDED TODAY WHAT THEY

[5:03] HAVE NEVER BEEN WILLING TO

[5:05] CONCEDE BEFORE: THAT

[5:07] INTERNATIONAL LAW DOES APPLY TO

[5:08] TERRORIST SUSPECTS BEING HELD IN

[5:09] U.S. PRISONS.

[5:11] THEY HAD NO CHOICE, REALLY, IN

[5:12] LIGHT OF A RECENT SUPREME COURT

[5:15] RULING, BUT THE ADMISSION MEANS

[5:16] NEW COMPLICATIONS IN HOW TO

[5:18] HANDLE THE PRISONERS AT

[5:19] GUANTANAMO BAY, CUBA.

[5:21] DAVID MARTIN, NOW, WITH THAT.

[5:23] >> Reporter: THE MEMO FROM THE

[5:25] DEPUTY SECRETARY OF DEFENSE

[5:27] INFORMS SENIOR MILITARY

[5:28] COMMANDERS ALL PRISONERS HELD BY

[5:29] THE PENTAGON-- INCLUDING MEMBERS

[5:31] OF AL QAEDA AT GUANTANAMO-- ARE

[5:34] NOW PROTECTED BY A KEY PROVISION

[5:36] OF THE GENEVA CONVENTION.

[5:37] ACCORDING TO CBS NEWS LEGAL

[5:40] ANALYST ANDREW COHEN, IT IS AN

[5:42] ABOUT FACE ORDERED IN RESPONSE

[5:43] TO THE RECENT SUPREME COURT

[5:45] DECISION WHICH REJECTED THE BUSH

[5:47] ADMINISTRATION'S LONG-HELD

[5:48] CONTENTION THAT THE GENEVA

[5:50] CONVENTION DOES NOT APPLY TO THE

[5:51] WAR AGAINST AL QAEDA.

[5:52] >> ABSOLUTELY IT'S A REVERSAL OF

[5:55] POLICY.

[5:55] I DON'T THINK WE WOULD HAVE SEEN

[5:57] THIS POLICY CHANGE HAD THE

[5:58] SUPREME COURT LAST MONTH NOT

[6:00] ISSUED ITS RULING.

[6:00] >> Reporter: THE COURT RULED

[6:01] THAT MILITARY COMMISSIONS SET UP

[6:04] TO TRY PRISONERS IN GUANTANAMO

[6:05] DID NOT MEET THE STANDARDS FOR A

[6:07] FAIR TRIAL REQUIRED BY THE

[6:08] GENEVA CONVENTION.

[6:10] BUT A PENTAGON LAWYER TOLD THE

[6:12] SENATE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE TODAY

[6:14] WHATEVER NEW PROCEDURES ARE NOW

[6:16] ADOPTED FOR PROSECUTING MEMBERS

[6:18] OF AL QAEDA, THERE'S NO WAY

[6:19] THEY'RE GOING TO HAVE THE SAME

[6:20] LEGAL RIGHTS AS A COMMON

[6:22] CONTROL.

[6:22] >> IT IS SIMPLY NOT FEASIBLE IN

[6:24] TIME OF WAR TO GATHER EVIDENCE

[6:26] IN A MANNER THAT MEETS STRICT

[6:28] CRIMINAL PROCEDURAL

[6:29] REQUIREMENTS.

[6:29] >> Reporter: HE ARGUED THAT

[6:31] SOLDIERS RAIDING A TERRORIST

[6:32] SAFE HOUSE ARE NOT TRAINED TO

[6:33] COLLECT EVIDENCE AND THAT

[6:35] ADVISING A SUSPECTED TERRORIST

[6:37] OF HIS RIGHT TO REMAIN SILENT

[6:39] WOULD HINDER THE GATHERING OF

[6:41] INTELLIGENCE THAT COULD SAVE

[6:43] LIVES.

[6:43] >> THE PENTAGON I THINK EVEN AS

[6:44] IT SORT OF IMPLEMENT THIS IS NEW

[6:46] DIRECTIVE IS GOING TO BE LOOKING

[6:47] ON THE MARGINS FOR WAYS IN WHICH

[6:48] THEY CAN TRY TO GET INTELLIGENCE

[6:50] FROM THESE SUSPECTED TERRORISTS

[6:53] AND SOMEHOW STILL COMPLY WITH

[6:55] THE GENEVA CONVENTION.

[6:55] >> Reporter: THE BUSH

[6:56] ADMINISTRATION HAS LOST THE

[6:58] BATTLE OVER WHETHER THE GENEVA

[7:00] CONVENTION SHOULD APPLY TO

[7:01] MEMBERS OF AL QAEDA.

[7:03] BUT THE FIGHT OVER EXACTLY WHAT

[7:05] LEGAL RIGHTS THEY'RE ENTITLED TO

[7:07] IS JUST BEGINNING, BOB.

[7:08] >> Schieffer: YOU KNOW, DAVID,

[7:10] THE THOUGHT THAT OCCURS TO ME,

[7:11] THERE ARE A LOT OF THESE

[7:13] HIGH-RANKING AL QAEDA OFFICERS

[7:14] BEING HELD IN THESE SECRET

[7:16] PRISONS THAT WE KEEP HEARING

[7:17] ABOUT OVERSEAS.

[7:18] WHAT WILL BE THE IMPACT ON THOSE

[7:20] PEOPLE?

[7:21] >> Reporter: WELL, THIS MEMO

[7:23] FROM THE DEPUTY SECRETARY OF

[7:25] DEFENSE APPLIES ONLY TO

[7:26] PRISONERS BEING HELD BY THE

[7:28] MILITARY.

[7:29] THOSE HIGH-LEVEL AL QAEDA

[7:31] PRISONERS KHALID SHAIKH MOHAMMED

[7:35] ARE BEING HELD BY THE C.I.A. AT

[7:37] SECRET PRISONS OVEEAS AND THEY

[7:39] ARE WAY BEYOND THE REACH OF THIS

[7:41] MEMO.

[7:41] >> Schieffer: OKAY.

[7:42] WELL, THANK YOU VERY MUCH,

[7:44] DAVID.

[7:44] THERE IS SOME LATE-BREAKING NEWS

[7:46] TONIGHT ABOUT A SECURITY BREACH

[7:47] AT THE STATE DEPARTMENT.

[7:49] CBS NEWS CORRESPONDENT JIM

[7:51] STEWART IS IN OUR WASHINGTON

[7:52] BUREAU WITH MORE ON THAT.

[7:53] JIM, WHAT IS THIS ALL ABOUT NOW?

[7:55] >> Reporter: WELL, BOB, ALL THE

[7:56] STATE DEPARTMENT WILL CONFIRM IS

[7:58] THAT SOMETHING SEEMED WRONG WITH

[7:59] THEIR COMPUTERS A FEW WEEKS AGO

[8:01] AND IT'S NOT SOME KIND OF VIRUS,

[8:03] THEY SAY.

[8:03] THE ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS

[8:05] HACKERS APPARENTLY TARGETED THE

[8:06] SYSTEM WITH EMPHASIS ON STATE

[8:07] DEPARTMENT OFFICES DEALING WITH

[8:09] CHINA AND NORTH KOREA.

[8:10] REPORTEDLY, WHOEVER DID THE

[8:11] HACKING TRIED TO LEAVE SO-CALLED

[8:13] BACK DOORS SO THEY COULD COME

[8:14] BACK LATER AND KEEP INTRUDING

[8:16] INTO THE COMPUTERS.

[8:17] SOME SENSITIVE INFORMATION MAY

[8:18] HAVE BEEN STOLEN, THE A.P.

[8:21] REPORTS, BUT THE STATE

[8:22] DEPARTMENT SAYS THAT'S NOT SO.

[8:23] SO IT'S DIFFICULT TO TELL

[8:25] EXACTLY HOW SERIOUS THE PROBLEM

[8:26] IS.

[8:27] THE F.B.I. SAYS THEY WERE NEVER

[8:28] INFORMED OF THE HACKING AND THE

[8:30] STATE DEPARTMENT CONFIRMS THAT

[8:31] ALL OF ITS COMPUTERS ARE BACK UP

[8:32] AND RUNNING, ALTHOUGH SOME

[8:34] SECURITY PASS WORDS AND SETTINGS

[8:36] HAVE BEEN CHANGED.

[8:37] THIS ISN'T THE FIRST TIME THIS

[8:38] HAS HAPPENED.

[8:39] LAST SUMMER THE DEPARTMENT AND

[8:40] OTHER U.S. AGENCIES NOTICED

[8:42] SIMILAR PROBLEMS WITH THEIR

[8:44] COMPUTERS.

[8:45] HACKERS IN CHINA WERE CONSIDERED

[8:46] THE CULPRITS IN THAT INCIDENT,

[8:48] TOO, BOB.

[8:49] >> Schieffer: WELL, IS THERE ANY

[8:51] CLASSIFIED INFORMATION OR IS

[8:52] THIS UNCLASSIFIED INFORMATION

[8:54] THAT THEY GOT INTO?

[8:56] >> Reporter: BOB, THE ONLY

[8:57] COMPUTERS THAT WERE HACKED WERE

[9:00] UNCLASSIFIED SO THERE AREN'T ANY

[9:01] DEEP, DARK SECRETS IN THERE.

[9:03] WHEN YOU ASKED THEM WHAT WAS IN

[9:04] THERE, THEY SAY GENERALLY

[9:05] INFORMATION THAT WAS AVAILABLE

[9:06] TO THE PUBLIC.

[9:07] BOB?

[9:07] >> Schieffer: BUT, STILL, THE

[9:08] F.B.I. WAS NOT NOTIFIED.

[9:10] OKAY, WELL, THANKS VERY MUCH,

[9:12] JIM.

[9:12] THE BATTLE IN THE GAZA STRIP IS

[9:14] ON THE VERGE OF BLOWING WIDE

[9:16] OPEN TONIGHT.

[9:17] WHEN THE PALESTINIANS REFUSED

[9:19] ONCE AGAIN TO RELEASE THE

[9:20] ISRAELI SOLDIER WHOSE KIDNAPPING

[9:22] SET OFF THE CRISIS, ISRAELI

[9:24] LEADERS TODAY GAVE THEIR

[9:25] COMMANDERS PERMISSION TO STEP UP

[9:27] THE OFFENSIVE.

[9:29] TONIGHT THEIR FORCES APPEAR TO

[9:30] BE ON THE MOVE.

[9:32] OUR CHIEF FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT

[9:33] LARA LOGAN IS IN GAZA AGAIN

[9:36] TONIGHT.

[9:36] LARA?

[9:37] >> Reporter: THAT'S RIGHT, BOB.

[9:39] WE'VE BEEN HEARING EXPLOSIONS

[9:41] HERE IN THE LAST HOUR, AND THE

[9:43] ISRAELI ARMY HAS ACTUALLY

[9:44] CONFIRMED THAT ISRAELI GROUND

[9:46] TROOPS, TANKS, AND ARMORED

[9:48] PERSONNEL CARRIERS HAVE MOVED

[9:49] INTO CENTRAL GAZA.

[9:50] THIS IS THE FIRST TIME SINCE

[9:52] THIS CRISIS BEGAN JUST OVER TWO

[9:54] WEEKS AGO THAT THEY HAVE MOVED

[9:55] THAT FAR INTO PALESTINIAN

[9:58] TERRITORY.

[9:59] AND IT'S CLEAR THAT THIS IS

[10:00] GOING TO ESCALATE TENSIONS HERE

[10:02] IN GAZA.

[10:04] FOR TWO WEEKS, ISRAELI TANKS AND

[10:06] ARTILLERY HAVE RAINED SHELLS ON

[10:09] THE GAZA STRIP, KILLING DOZENS

[10:11] OF PALESTINIAN MILITANTS AND

[10:13] ABOUT 20 CIVILIANS.

[10:14] NOW THE ARMY HAS THE GREEN LIGHT

[10:15] TO ESCALATE THEIR OFFENSIVE,

[10:18] SPREADING THEIR OPERATIONS

[10:19] DEEPER INTO THE PALESTINIAN

[10:20] TERRITORY.

[10:23] BRIGADIER GENERAL IDO NEGHUSHTAN

[10:24] TOLD ME THEY'RE DETERMINED TO

[10:26] STOP PALESTINIAN ROCKET ATTACKS

[10:28] ON ISRAEL AND TO SECURE THE SAFE

[10:30] RETURN OF CAPTURED ISRAELI

[10:32] CORPORAL GILAD SHALIT.

[10:33] >> WE KNOW THAT HE'S IN GAZA

[10:36] STRIP.

[10:37] >> Reporter: DO YOU KNOW MORE

[10:40] THAN THAT?

[10:41] >> I THINK THAT GAZA STRIP IS

[10:42] NOT VERY BIG PORTION OF LAND.

[10:45] IT'S A BIG CAMPAIGN.

[10:47] WE HAVE THE TIME.

[10:48] >> Reporter: DO YOU THINK TIME

[10:50] IS ON YOUR SIDE?

[10:51] >> Reporter: WE HAVE PATIENCE

[10:55] AND WE HAVE NO OTHER OPTION.

[10:57] >> Reporter: ISRAELI AIR STRIKES

[10:59] CONTINUED EARLY THIS MORNING.

[11:01] THIS ONE TARGETING PALESTINIAN

[11:03] MILITANTS TRAVELING IN NORTHERN

[11:04] GAZA KILLED ONE AND WOUNDED

[11:06] FOUR.

[11:07] NEARBY, PALESTINIANS INSPECTED

[11:09] THE SCENE OF AN OVERNIGHT ATTACK

[11:11] BY AN ISRAELI WARPLANE.

[11:13] THE ISRAELIS SAY THAT AIR

[11:14] STRIKES LIKE THE ONE THAT

[11:16] DESTROYED THIS BRIDGE ARE

[11:17] DESIGNED TO STOP PALESTINIAN

[11:19] MILITANTS FROM MOVING ROCKETS

[11:20] AROUND THE AREA AND FIRING THEM

[11:22] INTO ISRAEL.

[11:23] BUT MANY HERE BELIEVE THE REAL

[11:25] AIM IS TO DESTROY THE

[11:28] PALESTINIAN CIVILIAN

[11:29] INFRASTRUCTURE.

[11:30] THE EXTENT OF THE GROWING

[11:32] HUMANITARIAN CRISIS IN GAZA WAS

[11:36] EVIDENAT THIS FUEL STATION

[11:37] WHERE THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE LINED

[11:38] UP, DESPERATE FOR GAS AFTER

[11:40] ISRAEL ALLOWED A LIMITED SUPPLY

[11:42] TO REACH THE CITY.

[11:43] THERE HAVE BEEN CRITICAL FUEL

[11:45] SHORTAGES SINCE THE ISRAELI

[11:46] SEALED THE AREA LAST MONTH AND

[11:49] BOMBED THE MAIN POWER STATION.

[11:53] "EVERYBODY IS FIGHTING FOR GAS

[11:55] BECAUSE ISRAEL ISN'T ALLOWING

[11:56] ENOUGH THROUGH" THIS WORKER TOLD

[11:57] US.

[11:58] "PEOPLE HAVE EVEN BEEN SHOOTING

[11:59] AT US."

[12:01] THE ISRAELI OPERATION IN CENTRAL

[12:04] GAZA IS TAKING PLACE JUST ABOUT

[12:06] SEVEN MILES FROM WHERE WE ARE

[12:07] HERE.

[12:08] WE CAN HEAR SIRENS AND THE

[12:10] OCCASIONAL EXPLOSIONS.

[12:11] NEW PICTURES... THE FIRST

[12:14] PICTURES HAVE JUST COME INTO US

[12:16] SHOWING ISRAELI TANKS MOVING

[12:18] ACROSS THE BOARDER FROM ISRAEL,

[12:21] ACTUALLY ENTERING INTO

[12:22] PALESTINIAN TERRITORY AND MOVING

[12:23] TOWARDS CENTRAL GAZA.

[12:24] NOW, THERE ARE UNCONFIRMED

[12:26] REPORTS THAT ISRAELI SPECIAL

[12:28] FORCES HAVE MOVED EVEN DEEPER

[12:30] INTO PALESTINIAN TERRITORY AND

[12:31] HAVE BEEN GOING FROM HOUSE TO

[12:33] HOUSE CONDUCTING SEARCHES.

[12:35] THESE REPORTS HAVE COME THROUGH

[12:37] VARIOUS PALESTINIAN SOURCES,

[12:39] STILL NOT CONFIRMED, BUT THEY

[12:40] WOULD APPEAR TO BE SEARCHING FOR

[12:42] THE CAPTURED ISRAELI SOLDIER.

[12:44] BOB?

[12:44] >> Schieffer: ALL RIGHT.

[12:45] WELL, THANK YOU, LARA, LOOKS

[12:47] LIKE YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE A LONG

[12:48] NIGHT THERE.

[12:49] STILL AHEAD ON THE "CBS EVENING

[12:50] NEWS," NEW AND BETTER DRUGS FOR

[12:52] FIGHTING CANCER, BUT WHAT GOOD

[12:53] ARE THEY IF THE PEOPLE WHO

[12:56] DESPERATELY NEED THEM CAN'T

[12:57] AFFORD THEM?

[13:01] (announcer) IF YOU'RE OVER 50 AND HAVE OTHER RISK FACTORS,

[13:03] YOU ALREADY FACE A GREATER RISK OF A HEART ATTACK.

[13:05] ASK YOUR DOCTOR HOW BAYER LOW DOSE

[13:07] CAN HELP PREVENT ONE IN THREE HEART ATTACKS

[13:09] BE SURE TO TALK TO YOUR DOCTOR

[13:10] BEFORE YOU BEGIN AN ASPIRIN REGIMEN.

[13:12] SHE REDUCED HER RISK WITH BAYER.

[13:14] WORKING WONDERS EVERY DAY.

[15:36] >> Schieffer: IT'S A RULE OF

[15:38] WASHINGTON: WHEN THE NEWS IS

[15:39] GOOD, THE HIGHEST-RANKING

[15:41] OFFICIAL ANNOUNCES IT.

[15:42] SO TODAY THE PRESIDENT HIMSELF

[15:44] ANNOUNCED THAT THE FEDERAL

[15:45] DEFICIT THIS YEAR WILL TOTAL

[15:51] $296 BILLION, THAT'S 30% LOWER

[15:52] THAN HE PREDICTED BACK IN

[15:54] FEBRUARY.

[15:55] HE GAVE THE CREDIT TO HIS TAX

[15:57] CUTS SAYING THEY STIMULATED THE

[15:58] ECONOMY AND BOOSTED THE AMOUNT

[15:59] OF MONEY COMING INTO THE

[16:00] TREASURY.

[16:01] THE SHARPLY RISING COST OF SOME

[16:03] PRESCRIPTION DRUGS IS BUSTING

[16:04] THE BUDGETS OF MANY CANCER

[16:07] PATIENTS AND MAY HAVE AN EFFECT

[16:09] ON THEIR LONG-TERM HEALTH

[16:11] PROSPECTS.

[16:12] FOR THAT STORY TONIGHT, WE TURN

[16:13] TO TRISH REGAN.

[16:16] >> I'M CONCERNED THAT THERE WILL

[16:17] BE PEOPLE IN THE NOT DISTANT

[16:19] FUTURE THAT SIMPLY WON'T BE ABLE

[16:20] TO GET THE CANCER CARE THEY NEED

[16:22] BECAUSE THERE ISN'T SOMEBODY

[16:23] AVAILABLE TO PAY FOR IT.

[16:24] >> Reporter: DR. LEONARD SAULTZ,

[16:26] ONE OF THE NATION'S TOP CANCER

[16:28] SPECIALISTS, SEES A CRISIS

[16:30] LOOMING.

[16:30] >> I AM WORRIED THAT THE COST OF

[16:32] CANCER CARE IS SPIRALING OUT OF

[16:35] CONTROL.

[16:35] >> Reporter: IN THE LAST YEAR,

[16:36] THE COST OF CANCER DRUGS CLIMBS

[16:38] 15%.

[16:38] THAT'S FIVE TIMES THE INCREASE

[16:40] FOR OTHER PRESCRIPTIONS.

[16:41] AND DRUG COMPANIES ARE REAPING

[16:45] THE BENEFITS.

[16:45] TODAY GENENTECH, LEADER OF

[16:49] AVASTIN, REPORTED RECORDS

[16:52] EARNINGS GROWTH, 79%.

[16:54] WALL STREET ANALYST GEOFFREY

[16:56] PORGES SAYS THE SOURCE OF THE

[16:57] GROWTH IS SIMPLE.

[16:58] >> THE KEY DRIVER FOR THAT IS

[17:00] THOSE CANCER DRUGS.

[17:02] WHAT'S KEEPING THOSE CANCER

[17:02] DRUGS GOING SO WELL?

[17:04] WELL, PART OF IT IS THE PRICING.

[17:05] >> Reporter: CONSIDER THIS: A

[17:07] ONE-MONTH PRESCRIPTION OF

[17:08] AVASTIN COSTS

[17:11] $4,400.

[17:13] BRISTOL-MYERS' ERBITUX RUNS $10

[17:15] A MONTH.

[17:15] THE INDUSTRY DEFENDS ITS PRICES

[17:17] SAYING NEW MEDICINESS COME WITH

[17:20] A COST BUT REMAIN A VERY SMALL

[17:22] PART OF TOTAL HEALTH SPEND AND A

[17:25] BIG PART OF SURVIVAL CHANCES.

[17:26] >> YOU CAN ARGUE THEY WERE THE

[17:27] ONES THAT TOOK THE RISKS,

[17:28] COMMITTED THE RESOURCES BUT I

[17:29] THINK THERE'S A LITTLE TO AND

[17:31] FRO ABOUT WHAT'S REASONABLE.

[17:32] >> Reporter: IT'S NOT THE COST

[17:34] OF THE INGREDIENTS IN DRUGS THAT

[17:36] CONTRIBUTE TO LOFTY PRICE TAGS,

[17:38] IT'S THE COST OF DEVELOPING AND

[17:40] THEN MARKETING THE PRODUCTS.

[17:41] MEANWHILE, SOME OF THE MOST

[17:42] EXPENSIVE DRUGS MAY ONLY EXTEND

[17:44] A PATIENT'S LIFE BY A FEW MONTH

[17:46] OR A YEAR.

[17:47] >> THAT'S REALLY, I THINK, THE

[17:49] CRUX OF THE PROBLEM THAT FOR A

[17:50] MODEST IMPROVEMENT THERE'S A

[17:52] HUGE INCREASE IN COST.

[17:53] >> Reporter: INSURANCE COMPANIES

[17:54] WILL GENERALLY COVER 80% OF

[17:56] THESE EXPENSES BUT WITH COSTS

[17:57] RISING SO HIGH THERE'S GROWING

[17:59] CONCERN THEY'LL STOP PAYING FOR

[18:00] THESE EXPENSIVE DRUGS ALL

[18:02] TOGETHER WHICH MAY ACTUALLY

[18:04] FORCE SOME CHANGES IN THE

[18:05] PRICING, BOB.

[18:06] >> Schieffer: ALL RIGHT.

[18:07] WELL THANK YOU VERY MUCH, TRISH.

[18:08] THE NEWS ISN'T ALWAYS SURPRISING

[18:10] OR SHOCKING.

[18:11] SOMETIMES IT'S PREDICTABLE AND

[18:13] ANNOYING, LIKE THIS TODAY FROM

[18:14] THE ENERGY DEPARTMENT.

[18:15] IT RAISED ITS PREDICTION FOR

[18:18] SUMMER GASOLINE PRICES BY 12

[18:19] CENTS AND NOW SAYS IT EXPECTS

[18:21] PRICES TO AVERAGE $2.885 GALLON.

[18:23] THAT IS HALF A DOLLAR MORE THAN

[18:26] LAST SUMMER.

[18:26] STILL AHEAD ON THE "CBS EVENING

[18:29] NEWS," A SOLDIER WITH

[18:30] PSYCHOLOGICAL PROBLEMS IS

[18:31] CHARGED WITH A HORRIBLE CRIME.

[18:33] BUT HOW DID HE GET INTO THE ARMY

[18:34] IN THE FIRST PLACE?

[18:36] WE'LL BEGIN A SPECIAL SER

[18:38] MY LIFE IS MORE THAN I EXPECTED.

[18:40] SO IT'S A GOOD THING THERE'S CALTRATE.

[18:41] IT DOES MORE THAN I EXPECTED.

[18:43] INTRODUCING NEW CALTRATE,

[18:45] NOW WITH MORE VITAMIN D.

[18:46] IT HELPS KEEP BONES STRONG...

[18:47] AND YOUR COLON HEALTHY.

[18:49] BRING IT ON.

[18:50] NEW CALTRATE. MORE THAN YOU EXPECT.

[19:07] ♪♪

[19:10] ARE YOU AT HOME, TRYING TO SLEEP,

[19:13] BUT YOUR MIND IS STILL AT THE OFFICE?

[19:15] REVIEWING TOMORROW'S AGENDA?

[19:16] CHARTING OUT THE FUTURE?

[19:18] MAYBE IT'S TIME FOR YOU TO BE THE BOSS.

[19:21] ASK YOUR DOCTOR ABOUT LUNESTA.

[19:23] EVEN IF YOU'VE NEVER THOUGHT OF TAKING

[19:25] A PRESCRIPTION SLEEP AID BEFORE,

[19:27] LUNESTA IS NON-NARCOTIC AND APPROVED FOR LONG-TERM USE.

[19:30] AND LUNESTA CAN HELP YOU GET A FULL NIGHT'S SLEEP AT LAST.

[19:34] LUNESTA WORKS QUICKLY, SO TAKE IT RIGHT BEFORE BED.

[19:37] OF COURSE, DO NOT USE SLEEP MEDICINES FOR EXTENDED PERIODS

[19:39] WITHOUT FIRST TALKING TO YOUR DOCTOR.

[19:42] BE SURE YOU HAVE AT LEAST EIGHT HOURS

[19:43] TO DEVOTE TO SLEEP BEFORE BECOMING ACTIVE.

[19:46] UNTIL YOU KNOW HOW YOU'LL REACT TO LUNESTA,

[19:48] YOU SHOULD NOT DRIVE OR OPERATE MACHINERY.

[19:50] DO NOT TAKE LUNESTA WITH ALCOHOL.

[19:52] MOST SLEEP MEDICINES CARRY SOME RISK OF DEPENDENCY.

[19:55] SIDE EFFECTS MAY INCLUDE UNPLEASANT TASTE,

[19:57] HEADACHE, DROWSINESS AND DIZZINESS.

[19:59] FOR A GREAT NIGHT'S SLEEP,

[20:02] LEAVE THE REST TO LUNESTA.

[20:04] ASK YOUR DOCTOR.

[20:07] (announcer) ALL OF US VE INTERNAL PLUMBING.

[20:10] BUT FOR SOME OF US WITH FREQUENT BLADDER URGES

[20:13] DOING ERRANDS ALSO MEANS KNOWING

[20:15] WHERE ALL THE BATHROOMS ARE ALONG THE WAY.

[20:19] THE WORRY YOUR PIPES MIGHT LEAK

[20:21] MEANS YOU DON'T ALWAYS DETOUR FROM YOUR ROUTE.

[20:24] ARGGGH!

[20:25] (announcer) BUT YOU CAN TAKE ANOTHER DIRECTION.

[20:27] TALK TO YOUR DOCTOR

[20:28] ABOUT HOW TO TAKE CARE WITH VESICARE.

[20:30] VESICARE ONCE-A-DAY CAN REDUCE URGES AND MAY HELP

[20:35] EFFECTIVELY MANAGE BLADDER LEAKAGE,

[20:37] DAY AND NIGHT.

[20:39] IF YOU HAVE CERTAIN TYPES

[20:40] OF STOMACH, URINARY, OR GLAUCOMA PROBLEMS

[20:43] DO NOT TAKE VESICARE.

[20:44] WHILE TAKING VESICARE IF YOU EXPERIENCE

[20:46] A SERIOUS ALLERGIC REACTION,

[20:48] SEVERE ABDOMINAL PAIN,

[20:49] OR BECOME CONSTIPATED FOR THREE OR MORE DAYS,

[20:52] TELL YOUR DOCTOR RIGHT AWAY.

[20:54] COMMON SIDE EFFECTS ARE DRY MOUTH, CONSTIPATION,

[20:56] BLURRED VISION AND INDIGESTION.

[20:59] A CHANCE TO FOLLOW A WHIM.

[21:00] NOT ALWAYS YOUR URGES.

[21:02] IT'S NOT JUST A PIPE DREAM.

[21:04] ASK YOUR DOCTOR TODAY IF VESICARE IS RIGHT FOR YOU.

[21:13] >> Schieffer: THE VIOLENCE IN

[21:15] IRAQ ONLY GETS WORSE.

[21:16] ABOUT 60 MORE PEOPLE WERE KILLED

[21:18] TODAY ALONE, THAT AFTER 50 DIED

[21:21] YESTERDAY, MORE THAN 40 THE DAY

[21:22] BEFORE.

[21:23] UP TO 16 DIED WHEN TWO SUICIDE

[21:26] BOMBERS BLEW THEMSELVES UP ONLY

[21:28] 200 YARDS FROM THE ENTRANCE TO

[21:30] BAGHDAD'S FORTIFIED GREEN ZONE.

[21:32] AND TEN PEOPLE WERE KILLED WHEN

[21:34] GUNMEN FIRED ON A VAN CARRYING

[21:36] SHIITES HOME FROM A FUNERAL.

[21:38] YOU HEARD THE STORY HERE, YOU'VE

[21:40] READ ABOUT HIT IN THE

[21:42] NEWSPAPERS.

[21:42] HOW FIVE SOLDIERS AND ONE FORMER

[21:44] SOLDIER, STEVEN GREEN, HAVE BEEN

[21:46] CHARGED IN A HORRIBLE CRIME IN

[21:48] WHICH AN IRAQI WOMAN WAS RAPED

[21:50] AND THEN KILLED ALONG WITH HER

[21:52] FAMILY.

[21:52] GREEN WAS RECENTLY DISCHARGED

[21:54] WITH PSYCHIATRIC PROBLEMS, BUT

[21:56] THE QUESTION IS HOW DO PEOPLE

[21:58] LIKE HIM GET INTO THE ARMY?

[22:00] TONIGHT, OUR CHIEF INVESTIGATIVE

[22:02] CORRESPONDENT ARMEN KETEYIAN

[22:03] BEGINS A TWO-PART REPORT ON

[22:05] THIS.

[22:06] WHAT WE ARE CALLING THE MIND OF

[22:07] A SOLDIER.

[22:09] >> Reporter: A HIGH SCHOOL

[22:10] DROPOUT FROM A BROKEN HOME,

[22:12] STEVEN GREEN JOINED THE ARMY TO

[22:13] GIVE HIS LIFE DIRECTION ONLY TO

[22:15] BE DISCHARGED AFTER JUST 11

[22:18] MONTHS OF SERVICE FOR AN

[22:21] UNSPECIFIED PERSONALITY

[22:22] DISORDER.

[22:22] IT WAS ONLY AFTER THE ARMY HAD

[22:24] BECOME AWARE THAT GREEN HAD

[22:25] ALLEGEDLY RAPED AN IRAQI WOMAN,

[22:27] SHOWN HERE AT A YOUNGER AGE, AND

[22:29] THEN MASSACRED HER AND HER

[22:31] FAMILY, THAT THE CLINICAL TERM

[22:33] ANTI-SOCIAL WAS PUBLICLY ADDED

[22:34] TO THE DIAGNOSIS.

[22:36] >> CHANCES ARE YOU'RE GOING TO

[22:38] BE INSUBORDINATE WITH AUTHORITY,

[22:40] YOU'RE GOING TO BE ABLE TO

[22:42] CASUALLY DO WRONGFUL THINGS TO

[22:47] ENEMY NONCOMBATANTS.

[22:48] >> Reporter: SO HOW DOES A

[22:51] INFANTRYMAN LIKE GREEN SUFFER

[22:52] FROM SUCH A DISORDER SLIP PAST

[22:54] RECRUITERS, TAKE THE OATH OF

[22:56] ENLIST.

[22:57] AND MAKE IT ALL THE WAY INTO

[22:58] COMBAT?

[22:59] ONE REASON, EXPERTS SAY, IS

[23:00] PRIOR TO INDUCTION THERE'S NO

[23:02] FORMAL PERSONALITY ASSESSMENT.

[23:04] RECRUITS ARE ASKED ONLY TO FILL

[23:05] OUT MEDICAL FORMS, VOLUNTEERING

[23:07] WHETHER THEY'VE EVER SEEN A

[23:08] MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONAL.

[23:09] IN ADDITION, MILITARY RECRUITERS

[23:11] AROUND THE COUNTRY ARE UNDER

[23:13] CONSTANT PRESSURE TO FULFILL

[23:14] ANNUAL QUOTAS AND MAINTAIN NEW

[23:16] TROOP LEVELS, WHICH HAS LED TO

[23:18] CHARGES OF FRAUDULENT ENLIST.

[23:20] S AND ETHICAL MISCONDUCT.

[23:21] >> THE RECRUITERS HAVE THE

[23:23] INCENTIVE TO OVERLOOK THESE

[23:28] SITUATION SO THEY CAN GET

[23:29] SOMEBODY INTO A UNIFORM AS QUICK

[23:29] AS POSSIBLE.

[23:30] >> THE SPIRIT OF A SOLDIER?

[23:31] THAT'S NEVER CHANGED.

[23:32] >> Reporter: TO HELP MEET THE

[23:34] U.S. MILITARY'S LOFTY

[23:36] RECRUITMENT GOALS,

[23:37] 80,000 NEW TROOP THIS IS YEAR

[23:39] ALONE, AN EVER INCREASING NUMBER

[23:42] OF RECRUITS RECEIVE WAIVERS FOR

[23:45] ISSUES RANGING FROM MEDICAL

[23:46] PROBLEMS TO MISDEMEANOR DRUG AND

[23:47] ALCOHOL CONVICTIONS.

[23:48] THOSE WAIVERS HAVE INCREASED 70%

[23:51] SINCE 2001.

[23:52] THE PENTAGON SAYS ONLY ABOUT 1%

[23:54] OF THOSE BOOTED OUT OF THE ARMY

[23:56] INVOLVE PERSONALITY DISORDERS.

[23:58] BUT HERE AT FORT CARSON IN

[24:00] COLORADO, ABOUT 18% OF THE

[24:02] SOLDIERS INVOLUNTARILY

[24:04] DISCHARGED INVOLVE PERSONALITY

[24:06] DISORDERS.

[24:08] A THREEFOLD INCREASE SINCE THE

[24:10] WAR BEGAN.

[24:11] TOMORROW WE'LL LOOK AT

[24:13] SERVICEMEN AND WOMEN WHO COME

[24:13] HOME WITH PSYCHOLOGICAL PROBLEMS

[24:16] THEY DEVELOP IN THE MILITARY AND

[24:18] WHAT, IF ANYTHING, IS BEING DONE

[24:19] TO HELP THEM.

[24:20] BOB?

[24:20] >> Schieffer: THANK YOU VERY

[24:22] MUCH, ARMEN.

[24:23] THEY SAY ONE PICTURE IS WORTH A

[24:25] THOUSAND WORDS, BUT THIS ONE IS

[24:26] WORTH A LOT MORE THAN THAT.

[24:28] IT IS THE MOST EXPENSIVE

[24:30] PAINTING IN THE WORLD.

[24:32] WE'LL TAKE A L

[25:03] [MUSIC/SFX: TICKING SOUND AND SUSPENSEFUL PIANO THROUGHOUT]

[25:16] WHAT'S GOING ON?

[25:17] IT'S EDY'S SLOW CHURNED LIGHT ICE CREAM.

[25:19] IT TASTES JUST LIKE REGULAR.

[25:21] EDY'S SLOW CHURNED, INCREDIBLY RICH AND CREAMY.

[25:25] HOW MUCH DID WE ORDER?

[25:26] SAME GREAT INGREDIENTS, REVOLUTIONARY PROCESS.

[25:29] ONE DAY ALL ICE CREAM WILL BE MADE THIS WAY.

[25:55] ( classical music playing )

[25:58] MAUDE...

[26:00] cows are out.

[26:04] I FOUND 'EM.

[26:08] HMM...

[26:10] I'LL TAKE IT FROM HERE.

[26:12] THINGS ARE EASIER TO FIND WHEN THEY'RE STUCK TOGETHER.

[26:16] NEW GLADWARE INTERLOCKING LIDS LOCK TOGETHER

[26:18] SO YOU ALWAYS KNOW WHERE THEY ARE.

[26:20] FOR LIDS THAT ARE EASY TO FIND, GET GLAD.

[27:40] >> Schieffer: BEGINNING LATER

[27:41] THIS WEEK AT A NEW MUSEUM HERE

[27:44] IN NEW YORK CITY, ART LOVERS

[27:45] WILL BE ABLE TO SEE WITH THEIR

[27:47] OWN EYES THE PAINTING THAT

[27:49] BROUGHT THE HIGHEST PRICE EVER.

[27:52] OUR ANTHONY MASON GOT AN

[27:53] EXCLUSIVE LOOK AT IT AS HE

[27:55] TALKED WITH THE MAN WHO BOUGHT

[27:56] IT.

[27:58] >> Reporter: AS THE WORLD'S MOST

[28:01] EXPENSIVE PAINTING WAS CAREFULLY

[28:02] UNCRATED IN NEW YORK, THE NEW

[28:04] OWNER WAITED TO SEE THE WORK

[28:06] THAT LITERALLY COST HIM A

[28:08] FORTUNE.

[28:08] >> I JUST ABSOLUTELY ADORE IT.

[28:11] >> Reporter: GUSTAV KLIMT'S

[28:13] GILDED MASTERPIECE "THE PORTRAIT

[28:15] OF ADEL" COST RONALD LAUD ERR

[28:18] RECORD-BREAKING $135 MILLION.

[28:20] DID YOU HOLD YOUR BREATH FOR A

[28:21] MOMENT SAYING, YOU KNOW, "I

[28:23] DON'T KNOW IF I CAN DO THIS"?

[28:26] >> SOMETIMES NOW I LOOK BACK AND

[28:28] I SAID "HOW DID I DO IT?"

[28:30] BUT THE MOMENT WHEN THERE'S A

[28:31] QUESTION OF BUYING IT, IT TOOK

[28:33] ME ABOUT TWO SECONDS AND I SAID

[28:34] YES.

[28:35] >> Reporter: IN HIS FIRST

[28:36] TELEVISION INTERVIEW SINCE

[28:37] BUYING THE WORK, LAUDER SAID

[28:38] TODAY IT WILL BECOME THE STAR OF

[28:41] HIS MUSEUM, THE NEUE GALLERIE, A

[28:42] LIFE LONG COLLECTOR...

[28:44] >> EACH PIECE I REMEMBER WHEN I

[28:46] GOT IT.

[28:47] >> Reporter: HE'S HEIR TO THEEST

[28:50] STAY LAUDER COSMETICS FORTUNE

[28:53] AND WORTH $2.7 BILLION.

[28:55] I HAVE TO IMAGINE EVEN FOR YOU

[28:58] IT'S A LOT OF MONEY.

[29:00] >> THIS IS NOT A QUESTION OF

[29:01] MONEY.

[29:01] THIS IS SOMETHING SO SPECIAL,

[29:03] THIS PIECE IS PRIESTLESS.

[29:04] >> Reporter: KLIMT PAINTED ADELE

[29:07] BLOCH-BAUER IN 1970, THE

[29:10] DAUGHTER OF A JEWISH SUGAR

[29:12] MAGNATE, SHE WAS REPORT TO BE

[29:13] THE ARTIST'S LOVER.

[29:14] IN 1938 WHEN THE NAZIS INVADED

[29:16] US AY, THE PAINTING WAS LOOTED.

[29:19] AFTER AN EPIC I CAN LEGAL BATTLE

[29:22] THE PORTRAIT WAS RETURNED TO HER

[29:26] HEIRS.

[29:26] THEY DECIDED TO SELL IT.

[29:28] ON THE FINAL LEG OF ITS JOURNEY,

[29:29] THE PORTRAIT WAS BROUGHT FROM

[29:30] LOS ANGELES IN AN UNMARKED

[29:33] ARMORED TRUCK SHADOWED BY TWO

[29:34] SECURITY CARS THAT TRAVELED

[29:36] NON-STOP FOR THREE DAYS AND

[29:38] NIGHTS ACROSS THE COUNTRY TO

[29:39] BRING THE WORLD'S MOST EXPENSIVE

[29:41] PAINTING HERE TO NEW YORK.

[29:45] MARIA ALTMAN, ADEL'S 90-YEAR-OLD

[29:48] NIECE CAME TO SEE HER AUNT'S

[29:50] PORTRAIT TODAY AND SAID THE

[29:52] PAINTING...

[29:53] >> ...IT'S FOUND ITS HOME HERE.

[29:54] IT MAKES US HAPPY.

[29:55] >> Reporter: THE SHIMMERING ADEL

[29:57] WILL SOON BE ON PUBLIC DISPLAY.

[29:59] THE PAINTING'S PRICE TAG NOW AS

[30:01] RICH AS ITS HISTORY.

[30:03] ANTHONY MASON, CBS NEWS, NEW

[30:05] YORK.

[30:06] >> Schieffer: THAT'S STILL A LOT

[30:09] OF LIPSTICK TO AFFORD THAT ONE.

[30:11] THAT'S THE NEWS.

[30:12] COMING UP TONIGHT AT 10:00, 9:00

[30:15] CENTRAL, A SPECIAL TUESDAY

[30:16] EDITION OF 48 HOURS.

[30:18] >> JANE MIXER WAS A LAW STUDENT

[30:19] FOUND MURDERED.

[30:21] EVERYONE SUSPECTED A SERIAL

[30:23] KILLER.

[30:23] 35 YEARS LATER, IT TURNS OUT

[30:25] EVERYONE WAS WRONG.

[30:27] >> WE HAD NO IDEA THAT THIS

[30:29] PERSON EVEN EXISTED.

[30:30] >> Reporter: A 48 HOURS MYSTERY

[30:31] TONIGHT.

[30:32] >> Schieffer: AND WE'LL SEE YOU

[30:33] TOMORROW RIGHT HERE ON THE "CBS

[30:35] EVENING NEWS."

[30:36] I'M BOB SCHIEFFER.

[30:37] GOOD NIGHT.

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[31:43] >>> RIGHT NOW ON "E.T." AND "THE

[31:45] INCREDIBLES."

[31:48] >> KATIE COURIC'S CRUSADE.

[31:49] >> GOOD MORNING.

[31:49] I HAVEN'T SAID THAT IN A WHILE.

[31:50] >> FROM FLORIDA TO FT. WORTH AND

[31:51] ON TO DALLAS, TEXAS, KATIE'S

[31:53] AMERICAN TOUR ROLLS ON.

[31:55] >> WE LOVE KATIE COURIC IN

[31:56] TEXAS.

[31:58] >> BEFORE SHE CHANGES THE FACE