NBC Nightly News - 2000-02-23

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[0:00] was Hooteriffic. Next straight ahead,

[0:01] last week, George W. Bush visited this

[0:03] university looking for votes. Tonight,

[0:05] that school's controversial policies are

[0:07] causing big problems on the campaign

[0:09] trail. Plus, Nightly's Forgotten Heroes

[0:12] series continues with the story of a

[0:14] remarkable heroine, a nurse who became

[0:16] the most decorated woman in American

[0:18] military history. We will see you back

[0:19] here at 6:00. Here's Tom Brokaw.

[0:26] What now? After Michigan, McCain, the

[0:29] frontrunner, trying to convince

[0:31] Republicans he's one of them. Bush

[0:33] bowing he's the real Republican.

[0:36] In depth, inside Bob Jones University,

[0:39] how Bush's visit there won't go away, a

[0:42] political litmus test for religious and

[0:44] racial tolerance.

[0:46] Bad medicine, the Supreme Court on

[0:49] whether patients can sue their HMOs for

[0:52] putting cost ahead of care.

[0:54] And our special series, Forgotten

[0:57] Heroes. She served the sick and wounded

[0:59] in two wars, the most decorated woman in

[1:03] American military history.

[1:07] From NBC News world headquarters in New

[1:10] York, this is NBC Nightly News with Tom

[1:14] Brokaw.

[1:16] Good evening. Well, the race for the

[1:17] Republican presidential nomination is

[1:19] now in a critical stage. We're counting

[1:22] down to March 7th. That's a week from

[1:24] next Tuesday, when more than a third of

[1:27] the delegates will be chosen, and the

[1:29] nomination should be clear at that time.

[1:32] Should be.

[1:33] Tonight, it is clear that John McCain is

[1:35] a frontrunner for now, after his

[1:37] impressive win in Michigan, but he has

[1:39] independents and Democrats to thank for

[1:41] that.

[1:42] So, we go now to NBC's Anne Tho

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