CBS Evening News - 2001-10-09 - 1 of 2
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[0:06] tonight from our nation's capital
[0:08] one-on-one with the architect of the war
[0:10] on teror there is no question but that
[0:13] the United States is determined to root
[0:15] out the al-Qaeda and the Taliban
[0:17] leadership that are linked to Al-Qaeda
[0:21] uh at the hip are US air strikes doing
[0:24] the job what comes next defense
[0:27] secretary Donald Rumsfeld one-on-one
[0:30] also tonight the anthract scare two
[0:32] cases one death hundreds are tested
[0:36] what's going on plus Airline security
[0:39] tighter than ever so how did this
[0:41] passenger get inside a cockpit so
[0:46] easily this is the CBS Evening News with
[0:50] dang R special expanded coverage America
[0:54] fights back from CBS News in Washington
[0:59] here is and
[1:00] [Music]
[1:02] rather good evening America Now controls
[1:05] disguise over Afghanistan that
[1:07] declaration today from defense secretary
[1:09] Donald Rumsfeld later in an exclusive
[1:12] interview with CBS News the secretary
[1:14] made it clear that he'll be surprised if
[1:16] the Taliban stays in power in
[1:18] Afghanistan when this is all over more
[1:21] of that interview in a few minutes on
[1:23] this third night of aerial assaults in
[1:25] Afghanistan US forces targeted Kandahar
[1:28] headquarters of the Taliban on assessing
[1:31] yesterday's attacks the Pentagon says 13
[1:33] military and terrorist targets were
[1:35] struck 80% were damaged Taliban air
[1:38] defenses and Military Communications
[1:41] have now been shattered in a statement
[1:43] released late today Osama Bin Laden's
[1:45] Terror organization is threatening a new
[1:48] to bring the battle to the heart of
[1:52] America with Air Supremacy secured US
[1:55] forces today launched their first
[1:57] daytime raids