NBC Nightly News - 1995-12-13

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[0:00] American

[0:02] troops in the snows of Bosnia. The

[0:04] Senate moving slowly toward approving

[0:06] their mission. I talked to the president

[0:08] on the eve of his Paris peace mission.

[0:11] New rules for the troubled commuter

[0:12] airline industry. Much tougher safety

[0:14] standards which will be expensive. On

[0:17] Inepth tonight, the whitewater swamp.

[0:19] After lengthy and expensive hearings,

[0:21] the water still is very murky. Tonight,

[0:24] a seasonal fleecing of America. What you

[0:26] should know about all those charities

[0:28] that want your money this time of the

[0:29] year

[0:30] >> from NBC News. This is NBC Nightly News

[0:35] with Tom Bro.

[0:37] >> Good evening. President Clinton is

[0:39] heading to Paris tonight for the signing

[0:41] of the Bosnia peace agreement. The most

[0:43] auspicious foreign policy achievement of

[0:45] his administration and in many ways the

[0:48] most dangerous for it requires 20,000

[0:50] American troops on duty between the

[0:53] waring parties to keep the peace. The

[0:55] Senate has been debating the wisdom of

[0:57] sending the American troops all day

[0:59] long. It is expected to pass later a

[1:02] lukewarm resolution approving the

[1:04] mission. That means the president will

[1:06] leave for Paris from Andrews Air Force

[1:08] Base on Air Force One without the Senate

[1:11] resolution. But he has said this deal

[1:13] will go forward with or without

[1:16] congressional approval. Today at the

[1:18] White House, I talked at length with the

[1:20] president about the prospects for peace

[1:22] and the risks of American troops in

[1:24] Bosnia. We met in the Roosevelt room,

[1:27] dressed for the season, and we began on

[1:29] the prospects for a lasting peace.

[1:34] If we keep the pe

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