CBS Evening News - 2000-02-10

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[0:00] Jefferson was America's third president,

[0:02] but the love of his life could never be

[0:03] his first lady.

[0:04] >> I have given you children and I'm not

[0:06] the one sitting next to you at dinner.

[0:08] >> She loved in secret.

[0:09] >> And remember, Bonanza guarantees the

[0:11] best price.

[0:13] >> A Jane Fonda exclusive on the Sha TV

[0:16] movie on ET.

[0:19] The internet crime wave. As websites add

[0:22] up their losses, we'll show you

[0:24] extraordinary steps being taken to

[0:26] protect your money. Southern hostility.

[0:30] McCain says Bush has started using push

[0:33] polls in South Carolina and eliminating

[0:36] the marriage penalty tax. Republicans

[0:39] and Democrats exchange vows and threats.

[0:44] This is the CBS Evening News

[0:48] with Dan Rather reporting from CBS News

[0:51] headquarters in New York.

[0:54] >> Good evening. The US Justice Department

[0:56] made it clear today the worst hack

[0:58] attack to date on the internet will not

[1:00] be treated as a prank, but a serious

[1:03] crime. A private consulting group

[1:05] estimates the cost of this week's

[1:07] sabotage at $1.2 billion. That's 1

[1:11] billion off the stock prices of the

[1:13] companies affected, plus $100 million in

[1:16] lost sales and advertising and at least

[1:19] another 100 million needed to upgrade

[1:22] security to protect against these kinds

[1:24] of attacks. CBS's Jim Stewart is

[1:27] covering the search for the internet

[1:28] criminals.

[1:30] FBI officials say they have lots of

[1:32] leads and have even begun interviewing

[1:34] potential suspects in the nation's

[1:36] biggest computer attack case to date.

[1:38] But where it all takes them, they admit

[1:40] they still don't have a clue.

[1:41] >> You never know who you're dealing wit

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