KPTV 10 p.m. news snippet - 1992-04-07
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[0:01] as a turning point not for Bill Clinton
[0:05] but for the Democratic party and for
[0:06] America. Bill Clinton make a clean sweep
[0:10] of four states in tonight's primaries.
[0:12] >> And Libya asked for international help
[0:14] and finding a missing plane carrying PLO
[0:17] leader Yaser Arafat. Good evening
[0:19] everyone. I'm Tim Singer
[0:20] >> and I'm Gary Hill. Jerry Brown gave Bill
[0:22] Clinton a run for his money in New York
[0:24] and Wisconsin. just two of the four
[0:26] states holding primaries tonight. But
[0:27] the votes show that Brown's best just
[0:30] wasn't good enough. With most of the
[0:31] votes counted, Brown finished not
[0:33] second, but third in New York, the state
[0:35] with the most delegates at stake
[0:37] tonight. Brown finished behind Paul
[0:39] Sanis, who's not even in the race, but
[0:41] whose name was still on the ballot
[0:43] tonight. The result was the same in
[0:45] Kansas as well, the state with the least
[0:47] delegates at stake tonight. Brown fared
[0:50] better in Wisconsin with a second place
[0:52] win. Sis was also on the ballot there.
[0:54] And Brown's best showing, well, that was
[0:56] in Minnesota, where he placed a strong
[0:58] second to Clinton. All in all, a
[1:00] disappointing night for Jerry Brown, who
[1:02] would hope to derail the Bill Clinton
[1:04] Express tonight. But Brown says he is
[1:07] not giving up. He will now move to
[1:08] Illinois to stand with striking
[1:10] Caterpillar workers. And tonight's
[1:12] results may prompt a former candidate to
[1:14] get back into the race. Bangas has
[1:17] scheduled a news conference for
[1:18] tomorrow. He won't say what for, but
[1:20] it's widely speculated he may reenter
[1:22] the race based on his second place
[1:24] fini