CBS Evening News - 2002-01-05
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[0:00] is in fact take you inside the Supreme
[0:02] Court.
[0:02] >> Abortion is wrong, but is it
[0:04] unconstitutional? Let's go make history.
[0:06] >> First Monday series premiere CBS
[0:08] Tuesday, January 15th.
[0:12] >> Journey Home. The body of the first
[0:15] American killed in Afghan combat arrives
[0:17] in Germany. In custody, a top al Qaeda
[0:20] leader is captured in Afghanistan. Tough
[0:23] talk on taxes from President Bush. and
[0:26] cars and the economy. Is the surge in
[0:28] new auto sales running out of gas?
[0:36] >> This is the CBS Evening News
[0:40] with Salia Shurus.
[0:43] [music] Good evening everyone. 90 days
[0:45] into the war against terrorism,
[0:46] President Bush today said progress has
[0:48] been made, but that the war has entered
[0:50] a dangerous phase. The Progress, a top
[0:53] al Qaeda leader is in custody. A tragic
[0:55] measure of the danger. The body of the
[0:57] first American soldier killed by hostile
[0:59] fire there is headed home. We begin with
[1:01] that story and Randall Kingston.
[1:04] Rammstein Air Force Base, the first stop
[1:06] in the final journey home for Sergeant
[1:08] Firstclass Nathan Ross Chapman, the
[1:10] first American soldier killed by hostile
[1:12] gunfire in Afghanistan. In Texas, his
[1:16] parents, grieving but intensely proud,
[1:18] praised their son's love for his
[1:20] country.
[1:20] >> We know that that's part of what freedom
[1:22] requires. And um
[1:26] I chose to serve in the military and
[1:28] that was his choice. And uh all I can
[1:31] say is he he he died doing what he
[1:34] enjoyed doing.
[1:35] >> Chapman enlisted in 1988 after high
[1:37] school. Joined the army's elite special
[1:40] forces, the Green Berets. He had served
[1:42] in Panama, the Gulf War, and Haiti.