NBC News Headline

 

Missing. Tonight, the all-out 총력을 다한 search for the small plane carrying a world famous aviator 비행사 who took off and then disappeared. Also tonight, Dead Certain <구어> 절대로 확실한. The new book that’s got a lot of people talking about the private side of the President. And Going Green. Down under 오스트레일리아<뉴질랜드>에서 … to save the animals. From NBC News world headquarters in New York, this is NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams.

 

CBS News Headline

 

The President brought in <협력자 등의> 참가를 의뢰하다 what he called his A team 정예부대 to wrestle with <문제 등과> 씨름하다 the complicated problems of Iraq and made a defiant 도전적인 promise. “America does not abandon 버리다 our friends and America will not abandon the Iraqi people.”

 

Also tonight, here comes Felix. Tourists in Central America are scrambling 급히 서둘러 하다 to get on planes before a devastating <완전히> 파괴적인 hurricane hits. And a huge spike in the number of children being diagnosed with 진단을 받은 psychiatric disorders 정신질환. We’ll look at what’s behind this disturbing 몹시 염려되는 trend. This is the CBS Evening News with Katie Couric, reporting tonight from Iraq.

 

부시 대통령, 이라크 방문

 

Good evening. Here at al-Asad air base, the biggest US military base in Anbar province in western Iraq, President Bush met with top US military commanders 지휘관, leaders of the Iraqi government and key members of his administration.

 

It was no accident that President Bush landed at this remote and dusty air base in the western Anbar province. Once a hotbed 온상, 소굴 for Al-Qaeda, it’s seen a dramatic drop in violence. Mr. Bush and his inner circle 권력 중추부의 측근 그룹 got an update from US commander, General David Petraeus who will report to Congress next week on the status of Iraq. Emerging from that meeting, the President opened the door for possible troop reductions in the future.

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