CBS Evening News - 2008-11-29
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[0:06] Until we are able to check each and
[0:08] every room, I will not say that my
[0:09] operation is over.
[0:11] >> Tonight, Indian commandos finish off the
[0:14] remaining Mumbai terrorists as
[0:16] investigators try to determine
[0:17] responsibility for the attacks which
[0:19] killed and wounded hundreds. I'm Randall
[0:22] Kingston. Also tonight, falling mortgage
[0:24] rates are attracting eager home buyers
[0:27] ready to jump into the market. State
[0:29] colleges struggling to make ends meet
[0:31] start cutting the size of next year's
[0:33] entering class and crayon creations.
[0:37] Meet the grown-up sculptor who's found a
[0:39] whole new use for the play things of
[0:41] childhood.
[0:48] >> This is the CBS Evening News.
[0:54] Good evening. Indian security forces are
[0:56] claiming victory tonight over the
[0:58] terrorists who struck Mumbai, the
[1:00] nation's financial center this past
[1:01] Wednesday. Nearly 200 people are
[1:04] reported dead so far, including six
[1:06] Americans. Close to 300 more are
[1:08] wounded. President Bush today expressed
[1:10] his condolences and pledged full US
[1:13] support for India's investigation.
[1:16] Officials in next-door Pakistan deny any
[1:18] involvement, but the attacks and their
[1:21] aftermath are already heightening
[1:23] tensions along their shared border.
[1:25] Celia Hatton is in Mumbai tonight with
[1:27] the latest.
[1:29] >> Most of Mumbai's 10 terrorist targets
[1:31] were dealing with cleanup operations
[1:33] today, but the historic Taj Mahal Hotel
[1:35] was still under attack in the early
[1:37] morning hours. The violence didn't last
[1:40] long.
[1:43] A 60-hour battle between the terrorists
[1:45] and India's elite commandos ended with
[1:47] several explosions on the hotel's gr