CBS Evening News - 1994-10-19

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[0:04] This is the CBS Evening News

[0:08] with Dan Rather and Connie Chum.

[0:12] >> Good evening. Israel is promising

[0:14] retaliation tonight. While the Islamic

[0:16] radicals of Hamas are promising more

[0:18] terror. Today's was the bloodiest attack

[0:21] yet in the current wave of Middle East

[0:23] violence. A bomb destroyed a bus in Tel

[0:25] Aviv. Scores of people were killed or

[0:28] wounded. Correspondent Tom Fenton has

[0:30] the story and the pictures. We caution

[0:32] you, it was a gruesome scene.

[0:39] These are the pictures of a lively Tel

[0:41] Aviv shopping street turned into an

[0:44] urban valley of death. One minute this

[0:48] man was the driver. One minute they were

[0:50] rush hour commuters and the next victims

[0:54] of terror sprawled amidst the remains of

[0:57] the bus buildings and bodies. The

[1:00] miracle was that any survived at all

[1:03] >> and I sat down

[1:05] and and I wept and I was full of blood.

[1:09] >> The numbers initially 22 dead, at least

[1:12] 46 wounded, one bomb, one suicide bomber

[1:16] from the radical Palestinian group

[1:18] Hamas. today's carnage a fulfillment of

[1:21] their promise to continue their campaign

[1:23] of terror by any means, anything to deny

[1:26] peace a chance. Even in this warh

[1:29] hardened country, rescue workers were

[1:31] overcome with emotion and the usually

[1:34] calm president consumed with anger.

[1:37] >> We'll have to find out where are the

[1:39] roots of the evil and cut them and chop

[1:43] them to pieces. As the Israelis pick up

[1:46] the pieces after this latest outrage,

[1:48] the question is whether they can hold

[1:50] together the fragile national coalition

[1:52] for peace with Arafat and the

[1:53] Palestinians. Opinions in this country

[1:55] ha

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