CBS Evening News - 2002-11-30
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[0:01] Celebrate with the Providence Festival
[0:02] of Trees
[0:03] >> December 6th through the 8th.
[0:07] New warning. As an American woman is
[0:09] released in Kenya, concerns are raised
[0:11] over possible new East African attacks.
[0:14] The holes in the US security net
[0:16] revealed by the bombings of so-called
[0:19] soft targets. UN inspectors pay a
[0:21] surprise visit to a former Iraqi uranium
[0:24] plant. And do booming sales for the DVD
[0:27] mean RIP for the VCR?
[0:36] >> This is the CBS Evening [music] News
[0:40] with Dalia Ashurus.
[0:42] >> Good evening everyone. There is a new
[0:44] warning out tonight from the State
[0:45] Department citing unconfirmed reports of
[0:48] a terrorist threat against the nation of
[0:49] Djibouti in East Africa. The warning
[0:52] comes three days after a suicide bombing
[0:54] at an Israeli owned hotel killed 16
[0:56] people in the East African nation of
[0:58] Kenya. Americans are being warned they
[1:01] could be targets of new terrorist
[1:03] attacks in the region. Kenyan
[1:05] authorities say they have found no link
[1:07] between al-Qaeda and a dozen detainees
[1:09] held since the attack. Among them were
[1:12] an American woman and her husband who
[1:13] were released today. Sarah Carter has
[1:16] more from Mombasa.
[1:18] It was meant to be a kind of homecoming
[1:20] for Alysia Calammer, who brought her
[1:22] Spanish husband to see Kenya, her
[1:24] childhood home. Instead, it was a case
[1:27] of being in the wrong place at the wrong
[1:29] time. Today, the two were released by
[1:32] Kenyan police after being held for 2
[1:34] days of questioning.
[1:35] >> We're happy to be out. We are sorry
[1:39] that, you know, everything happened and,
[1:42] you know, it's tragedy for Kenya and we
[1:44] kno