CBS Evening News - 1999-12-13

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[0:05] TV's greatest moments with Ray Romano,

[0:08] plus Ally McBeal on ET.

[0:10] >> A chilling look inside the minds of the

[0:13] Columbine High killers. A video tape

[0:15] captures the teenagers plotting to

[0:17] massacre 250 classmates in cold blood.

[0:22] Allies of Osama bin Laden are arrested

[0:24] in an alleged terror plot to kill

[0:26] Americans. And Ed Bradley shows you what

[0:29] the United States may look like

[0:31] demographically in the next century on

[0:33] the countdown to 2000.

[0:37] >> This is the CBS Evening News.

[0:41] With Dan Rather reporting from CBS News

[0:44] headquarters in New York.

[0:46] >> Good evening. Direct quotes from home

[0:49] videos made by the two Columbine High

[0:51] School killers brought angry quotes

[0:54] today from families of their victims.

[0:56] The local sheriff and other lawmen had

[0:59] told the families the tapes would never

[1:01] see the light of day.

[1:03] So, the families were not prepared when

[1:04] quotes from the tapes surfaced in Time

[1:07] magazine. The magazine was secretly

[1:09] given access. All of this comes eight

[1:12] months after the high school massacre,

[1:13] but the wounds could not be fresher.

[1:16] CBS's Richard Schlesinger begins our

[1:18] coverage of the killers' tapes.

[1:21] >> Until today, the only glimpse we had of

[1:23] Dylan Klebold and Eric Harris was from

[1:26] grainy surveillance tape of their

[1:28] rampage and vivid frightening memories

[1:31] of their victims. Now, their own words

[1:34] have been published by Time magazine,

[1:36] whose reporters were able to see video

[1:38] tapes made by the teenage killers. "I

[1:41] hope we kill 250 of you," said Dylan

[1:44] Klebold on the tape, who went on to

[1:46] predict it'll be the most nerve-racking

[1:48] 15

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