CBS Evening News - 2001-11-07
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[0:03] with a V8 engine.
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[0:06] Stuck behind another one of these.
[0:11] Now get 7-year 100,000 mile powertrain
[0:13] protection and 0% APR on 2002 Dodge
[0:16] Durango.
[0:18] Julia and George, Monica Lewinsky and
[0:20] Michael Jackson, MTV.
[0:24] Choking off the money, the US and other
[0:26] countries seized millions trying to
[0:29] crush Osama bin Laden's financial
[0:31] network.
[0:32] He was dying of anthrax and says he was
[0:35] never warned.
[0:36] They never let us know
[0:39] whether the thing had anthrax or not.
[0:43] The 911 tape that raises new questions
[0:46] about the anthrax investigation.
[0:48] Eye on America, the continuing scandal
[0:51] of airport security. Why it hasn't
[0:54] changed much since the attack on
[0:56] America. And remembering some of the
[0:58] most innocent victims of September 11th.
[1:08] This is the CBS Evening News with Dan
[1:11] Rather reporting from CBS News
[1:13] headquarters in New York.
[1:15] Good evening. A terrorist network such
[1:17] as Osama bin Laden's is sustained by
[1:19] hard cash and plenty of it. Today the
[1:22] American government outlined its latest
[1:24] assault on bin Laden's financial supply
[1:26] lines here in the United States and
[1:28] elsewhere. This includes adding dozens
[1:31] more businesses, institutions and
[1:33] individuals to the terror target list.
[1:36] And as CBS Chief White House
[1:37] correspondent John Roberts reports,
[1:39] across the country federal agents raided
[1:42] some of those targets.
[1:44] It was a coordinated attack against bin
[1:46] Laden's financial network. Federal
[1:48] officers shut down the operations of
[1:50] Al-Barakaat North America Inc. in
[1:52] Washington State, Minnesota, Ohio and
[1:54] Massachusetts