CBS Evening News - 1999-12-22
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[0:00] Today, I hope you have a
[0:00] >> Texas news and Papa John's, want to keep
[0:02] your kids safe.
[0:04] >> Jerry Seinfeld's wedding prep, plus
[0:06] Hillary Clinton and her mom on ET.
[0:09] >> Reassuring words from the president. The
[0:12] United States, he says, is taking
[0:13] extraordinary steps to guard against
[0:16] terrorism.
[0:17] >> And what I would ask the American people
[0:18] to do is not to stay at home and hide.
[0:22] >> Far from home, the shuttle astronauts
[0:24] take a walk in space to repair the
[0:26] Hubble telescope.
[0:28] Plus, tragedy and triumph, one of the
[0:31] greatest comeback stories in sports.
[0:37] >> This is the CBS Evening News
[0:41] with Dan Rather.
[0:44] >> Good evening. Dan is off tonight. I'm
[0:45] John Roberts. President Clinton says US
[0:48] law enforcement is taking what he calls
[0:50] extraordinary steps to guard against
[0:52] terrorism. His advice to you, keep your
[0:55] eyes open, report anything suspicious,
[0:57] but do not stay home and hide over the
[1:00] holidays. We'll hear more from the
[1:01] president in an exclusive interview
[1:03] shortly. But first, CBS's Jim Stewart is
[1:06] following the latest US efforts to keep
[1:08] terror at bay.
[1:10] >> If you're traveling over the holidays,
[1:12] get ready for the hassles of a
[1:13] heightened security alert. The FAA is
[1:16] warning fliers not to show up with
[1:18] Christmas gifts already wrapped because
[1:20] you just might have to unwrap them for
[1:22] inspection. It was only one of several
[1:24] warnings issued in Washington today. The
[1:26] State Department was especially worried
[1:28] about Americans overseas.
[1:30] >> We have information about the
[1:32] possibility of terrorist attacks in
[1:34] different parts of the world.
[1:35] >