CBS Evening News (Eastern) - 1995-11-27
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[0:03] President Clinton goes on national
[0:05] television to make the case for sending
[0:07] US ground troops to Bosnia and ask your
[0:10] support. The first US soldiers will join
[0:12] these French troops in Bosnia tomorrow.
[0:15] Bob Simon is there tonight with a report
[0:17] on what the Americans will be up
[0:19] against. Also tonight, possible
[0:21] corruption in 401k retirement plans
[0:24] [music] and how a world run by adults
[0:28] failed this young child.
[0:31] [music]
[0:33] >> This is the CBS Evening News with Dan
[0:37] Rather. Good evening. President [music]
[0:39] Clinton tonight makes his case to
[0:41] Congress and the American people for
[0:42] sending US troops to Bosnia. The
[0:44] president's position basically is there
[0:46] is a moral responsibility and a
[0:49] practical security reason. The plan is
[0:51] to have 20,000 US soldiers in a NATO
[0:54] force headquartered in the Muslim city
[0:55] of Tusla near the front lines of the
[0:58] four-year civil war that was started by
[1:00] outside powers. CBS News correspondent
[1:02] Bob Simon is in Tusla tonight.
[1:05] The first Americans are scheduled to
[1:07] arrive in Tusla tomorrow. The first
[1:10] Americans, some are here already,
[1:12] keeping a low profile behind big
[1:14] Norwegians and dark shades.
[1:16] >> How do you like so far?
[1:18] >> Outstanding.
[1:19] >> Bosnia is often called a minefield. And
[1:21] it's not just a metaphor. Countless
[1:23] thousands of mines have been planted by
[1:25] all parties. And this road, which is in
[1:27] the American sector, is being cleared
[1:29] now by the French. They've been added
[1:31] every day for 2 weeks. How many have
[1:34] they found? Not a one, but they're still
[1:36] looking. Mines might be less of a
[1:38] problem than m