CBS Evening News - 2003-03-10

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[0:02] Tonight's headlines. US lobbies hard for

[0:05] new war resolution. France and Russia

[0:08] vow vetos. Pentagon plans test of huge

[0:11] new bomb. Soaring gasoline prices. Is

[0:16] gouging to blame? Also tonight, before a

[0:19] war even starts, US forces are under

[0:22] attack by nature. Eye on America

[0:25] investigates a rash of military training

[0:28] accidents and allegations of a cover up

[0:31] and a new drug that could protect the

[0:34] millions of people dangerously allergic

[0:37] to peanuts.

[0:43] This is the CBS Evening News with Dan

[0:47] Rather reporting from CBS News

[0:49] headquarters in New York.

[0:51] >> Good evening. President Bush spent much

[0:53] of this day on the phone trying to line

[0:55] up support for a new UN Security Council

[0:57] resolution that would in effect

[0:59] authorize war against Iraq if Saddam

[1:01] Hussein does not disarm by next Monday.

[1:04] With France and Russia now threatening

[1:06] to veto the resolution, the White House

[1:08] signaled the president is willing to

[1:10] compromise at least on the deadline. His

[1:13] spokesman saying things are quote fluid.

[1:16] In any case, a vote some expected as

[1:18] soon as tomorrow likely won't come now

[1:20] until at least later in the week. CBS's

[1:23] Bill Plant begins tonight's coverage of

[1:25] the showdown with Saddam. Bill,

[1:27] >> Dan, this negotiation is intense. The

[1:29] undecided nations are now talking about

[1:31] extending Iraq's deadline another month.

[1:34] Washington and London today signaled

[1:36] their willingness to extend next

[1:37] Monday's cutoff, but only by a bit. And

[1:40] they've had to put off the vote that

[1:42] would set that deadline now until

[1:43] Wednesday at the earliest.

[1:46] President Bush mad

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