Today (NBC) - 1991-02-22

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[0:00] so that we may honor their name.

[0:03] >> Good morning. In Moscow, the Iraqis and

[0:05] Soviets are back in negotiations this

[0:08] morning, working out details of an

[0:09] agreed to peace plan, one that the

[0:11] administration is still finding

[0:12] unacceptable. After late night meetings

[0:14] with his advisers, President Bush is

[0:16] said to have raised serious concerns

[0:18] about several points in the Soviet plan,

[0:20] which calls for an end to the conflict

[0:22] and Iraq's total withdrawal from Kuwait.

[0:24] As the diplomatic maneuvering continues,

[0:26] so do hostilities. The Iraqis are even

[0:28] claiming that the long- aaited ground

[0:30] war has actually begun. But the Pentagon

[0:32] spokesman's denying that today, Friday,

[0:34] February the 22nd, 1991.

[0:40] >> From NBC News, this is Today with Briant

[0:44] Gumble, Deborah Norville, and Joe

[0:48] Garajiola.

[0:49] >> And good morning. Welcome to Today on a

[0:51] very busy Friday morning. Joe Garaja's

[0:53] already gotten a head start on his

[0:54] weekend, and you're feeling better. I

[0:55] trust

[0:55] >> I'm over the weather today since I've

[0:57] been under the weather now for a couple

[0:58] days.

[0:59] >> It's a good day to come back because in

[1:00] many ways this is may wind up being the

[1:03] most crucial day of the the war since it

[1:05] began back on January 16th. As noted,

[1:08] prosecution of the war is continuing,

[1:10] but the real fronts this morning are the

[1:12] diplomatic fronts. One going on in the

[1:14] nation's capital where the president and

[1:16] his adviserss continue to study the

[1:18] Soviet peace plan and the other going on

[1:20] in Moscow where at this hour Tariq Aziz

[1:22] is meeting with his Soviet counterpart

[1:24] Alexander B

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