CBS Evening News - 2001-10-08
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[0:01] Anthrax at the National Enquirer and
[0:03] Emmy's candle next ET.
[0:07] US forces blast Afghanistan for a second
[0:10] night.
[0:11] We will not stop until the terrorist
[0:14] networks are destroyed.
[0:16] A first look at the damage and the
[0:18] violent reaction of Bin Laden's
[0:20] supporters outside Afghanistan.
[0:23] Plus a CBS News exclusive. We take you
[0:26] inside the terror camps the US is
[0:29] targeting.
[0:30] Two cases of anthrax in one office. Now
[0:33] the FBI is on the case. And security
[0:36] around the United States tonight is
[0:38] tighter than ever.
[0:42] This is the CBS Evening News with Dan
[0:45] Rather.
[0:47] Special extended coverage of America
[0:50] fights back.
[0:52] From CBS News headquarters in New York,
[0:55] here is Dan Rather.
[0:58] Good evening. Round two. US forces
[1:01] pounded away for a second straight night
[1:02] at military and terrorist targets in
[1:05] Afghanistan aiming to put Osama Bin
[1:07] Laden's terror network and the Taliban
[1:09] dictatorship that supports it out of
[1:12] business. Assessing damage from the
[1:14] first night of bombing, the US Defense
[1:16] Department says it is pleased and all US
[1:19] personnel are reported to have returned
[1:21] safely. In this country Attorney General
[1:23] Ashcroft warned police, businesses, and
[1:25] utilities today to remain on high alert.
[1:28] And as security is tightened, the FAA is
[1:32] limiting all air travelers now to one
[1:34] carry-on bag and one personal item.
[1:39] The Pentagon says US and British forces
[1:41] struck 30 military targets in
[1:43] Afghanistan in the first day of the war.
[1:45] That was followed by air drops of food
[1:47] and medicine for Afghan civilians.
[1:50] President Bush said the war so far has
[1:52] been executed as p