CBS Evening News for Monday, Feb 16, 2004
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(Studio: Dan Rather) Report introduced.
(Baghdad: Elizabeth Palmer) The recent string of deadly attacks in Iraq reviewed; scenes shown of the sites of 2 roadside bombings in which American soldiers were killed, and from Fallujah, the site of an assault on an Iraqi police station; details given of concerns about the US pullback on security. [From CNN, US administrator in Iraq Paul BREMER - says the Iraqi police are not going to be ready by July 1.] [Deputy Chief of Operations Brig. Gen. Mark KIMMITT†- comments on signs that the attackers at Fallujah, who were Iraqi, had help from foreign influences.]
(Studio: Dan Rather) Report introduced.
(Najaf, Iraq: Thalia Assuras) The fears of many Iraqi women that an Islamic government will take away some of their rights examined; details given about the struggles of Najaf lawyer Nidal Jehrayoh†† and Iraqi Governing Council member Dr. Raja Khuzai†. [KHUZAI – comments on her impact on other Iraqi women; talks about the obstacles for Jehrayoh.]
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