CBS Evening News - 2017-06-19 - Anthony Mason debut
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[0:02] Breaking news.
[0:05] Otto Warmbier, the American student who
[0:07] returned from North Korea in a coma,
[0:10] died today.
[0:12] There's no excuse for the way the North
[0:13] Koreans treated our son.
[0:15] It's a brutal regime.
[0:17] Also tonight, terror in Europe.
[0:20] He's a killer.
[0:21] In London, a van plows into a crowd of
[0:23] Muslims.
[0:24] Hatred and evil of this kind will never
[0:27] succeed.
[0:28] And in Paris, a car carrying explosives
[0:31] rams a police vehicle.
[0:34] That's the idea. As the legs go down,
[0:36] relax.
[0:37] A new study finds yoga may be as good as
[0:40] physical therapy for relieving back
[0:42] pain.
[0:43] And celebrating an American hero.
[0:46] What's it like to be a direct descendant
[0:48] of Harriet Tubman?
[0:49] It's really exciting. It's awesome.
[0:52] Awesome.
[0:57] This is the CBS Evening News.
[1:01] Good evening. I'm Anthony Mason. We
[1:03] begin with the heartbreaking story of
[1:05] Otto Warmbier, the University of
[1:07] Virginia student who was held by North
[1:09] Korea for nearly a year and a half. His
[1:12] family announced that Warmbier died
[1:15] today, less than a week after the North
[1:17] Koreans sent him home to Ohio in a coma.
[1:20] President Trump put out a statement
[1:22] saying the United States once again
[1:24] condemns the brutality of the North
[1:26] Korean regime as we mourn its latest
[1:29] victim. Here's Michelle Miller.
[1:32] Otto's parents, Fred and Cindy Warmbier,
[1:35] released a statement saying their son
[1:37] had completed his journey home, going on
[1:40] to say, "Unfortunately, the awful
[1:43] torturous mistreatment our son received
[1:45] at the hands of the North Koreans
[1:47] ensured that no other outcome was
[1:49] possible beyond the sad one we
[1:51] experienced today."
[1:53] The comatose