CBS Evening News - 1995-12-11
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[0:03] Mission Bosnia. The invasion for peace
[0:06] is on. As US troops move in, CBS News is
[0:10] with them. We'll have reports from Bob
[0:12] Simon on a Sievo bitterly and
[0:15] dangerously divided. And Alan Pizzy on a
[0:17] bridge the Americans must build for
[0:20] their mission to succeed. Back home,
[0:22] Congresswoman Edid Wales breaks down as
[0:25] she breaks her silence, blaming her
[0:27] financial troubles on her aranged
[0:29] husband. And wicked weather coast to
[0:32] coast has many digging out their homes.
[0:34] But no one will dig more deeply than the
[0:37] owner of this home.
[0:46] This is the CBS Evening News with Dan
[0:49] Rather reporting tonight from US
[0:51] military headquarters in Tusla, Bosnia.
[0:54] >> Good evening. In less than 3 days,
[0:57] President Clinton and other world
[0:58] leaders will gather in Paris to
[1:00] hopefully sign a document to end the
[1:03] Bosnian war. Here in Bosnia, huge US
[1:06] military cargo planes are already
[1:08] thundering into the Tusla airport behind
[1:10] me with the elements of a massive US-led
[1:13] NATO peace force. But this conflict, the
[1:16] worst in Europe since the end of World
[1:18] War II, is going right down to the
[1:20] bitter end. If indeed it is the end,
[1:24] >> and that is our future, I am convinced.
[1:27] Serbian President Slobedon Mallovich has
[1:29] raised hopes tonight that two French
[1:31] pilots shot down by Bosnian Serbs last
[1:33] August are alive and could be released
[1:36] soon.
[1:36] >> We are doing our best to to help uh
[1:40] clarification of that and I hope
[1:43] successfully. I hope so.
[1:44] >> The French government had demanded the
[1:46] release of the pilots this weekend
[1:47] creating a diplomatic standoff that
[1:49] seemed to threate