CBS Evening News for Thursday, May 30, 2002
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(Studio: John Roberts) Report introduced.
(Pentagon: David Martin) Plans to send Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld and deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage to the region to prevent war between India and Pakistan reported; details given of plans to evacuate American citizens. [President BUSH - says Pakistan must stop terror attacks in India.] [RUMSFELD - says nuclear war "would not be pretty"; says evacuating Americans would be a big job.]
(Studio: John Roberts) Report introduced.
(Islamabad, Pakistan: Bill Whitaker) Evidence that Al Qaeda members are plotting terror attacks in Kashmir reported; details given of the movement of Pakistani troops away from the border with Afghanistan and near Kashmir. [Political analyst Iffat MALIK - says the problem of terrorism in Pakistan has been around for a long time.] [Pakistani defense analyst retired Lt. Gen. Talat MASOOD - says war between India and Pakistan would benefit Al Qaeda.]
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