CBS Evening News - 2002-01-03

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[0:00] A Sex in the City exclusive. Plus, the

[0:02] [music] stars wedding next. ET.

[0:06] >> Wheeling and dealing. Fear tonight that

[0:09] Taliban and terrorist leaders may be

[0:11] slipping out of Afghanistan under cover

[0:14] of talk of a possible negotiated

[0:17] surrender.

[0:18] They're not used to this. A northern

[0:21] style winter slips into the American

[0:24] South. Children's sports, violent

[0:28] parents. One father is dead. Another

[0:31] goes on trial for manslaughter.

[0:33] And a father's very special love for a

[0:37] newborn son thousands of miles away.

[0:46] This is the CBS Evening News with Dan

[0:49] Rather reporting from CBS News

[0:51] headquarters in New York. [music]

[0:54] >> Good evening. For the first time in a

[0:55] week, the US military struck a target in

[0:58] Afghanistan today, an al-Qaeda compound

[1:00] near the Pakistan border. At the same

[1:03] time, US forces on the ground went after

[1:05] what's left of the Taliban army and

[1:08] especially their leaders, including the

[1:10] puzzlingly elusive Mula Muhammad Omar.

[1:14] That hunt is focused in the mountains

[1:16] around Bon north and west of Kandahar.

[1:20] But as CBS's Cynthia Bowers reports, US

[1:22] officials are trying to keep

[1:23] expectations low.

[1:26] >> American troops in southern Afghanistan

[1:29] continue intelligence gathering missions

[1:31] they hope will help in their hunt for

[1:33] Taliban and al-Qaeda leaders. And

[1:35] tonight, speculation here is mounting

[1:37] that Mulla Omar may soon be handed over

[1:39] in a deal. A deal being downplayed in

[1:42] Washington. We are not authorizing, if

[1:44] anyone wonders, um pauses or or uh

[1:48] negotiations which would result in

[1:52] freeing of people that ought not to be

[1:54] free, fre

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