CBS Evening News - 2002-07-25

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[0:00] bank before your question is

[0:01] >> pleads guilty then takes it back.

[0:05] Neither the judge nor prosecutors seem

[0:07] to know what to do. Where does this

[0:09] bizarre case go next? A race against

[0:12] time to try to save nine Pennsylvania

[0:15] coal miners trapped down deep in a

[0:18] cave-in.

[0:20] Today it's the West, but there's a

[0:22] growing danger this scene could be

[0:24] repeated in the droughtplagued

[0:26] Southeast.

[0:27] and moving company ripoffs. They say

[0:31] their belongings were held hostage. What

[0:33] it took to get them back from the moving

[0:35] company tonight.

[0:42] This is the CBS Evening News with Dan

[0:46] Rather reporting from CBS News

[0:48] headquarters in [music] New York.

[0:50] >> Good evening. For a moment today, it

[0:52] looked like the case of the United

[0:53] States versus Sakarius Masawi might be

[0:56] coming to a quick end. In Virginia

[0:58] federal court, the only person actually

[1:01] charged so far in the September 11th

[1:04] attack on America, pleaded guilty to

[1:06] four of the six charges against him. All

[1:09] four carrying a possible death penalty.

[1:12] But just as the Justice Department was

[1:14] about to declare victory, Misawi

[1:16] withdrew the plea. Neither the judge nor

[1:19] the prosecutors seemed to know where to

[1:21] go with things after that. And as CBS's

[1:23] Joey Chen reports, the court and the

[1:26] case were thrown into chaos.

[1:28] Security was extremely tight at the

[1:30] federal courthouse not far from the

[1:32] Pentagon as Zakarius Mousawi came to

[1:34] offer his guilty p. Extra precautions

[1:37] were also taken with a defendant

[1:39] outfitted with a stun belt under his

[1:41] prison jumpsuit meant to keep him in

[1:43] line. Judge Leany Brinkma began

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