Nightline (ABC) - 1996-04-03
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[0:00] destruction. The FBI may finally have
[0:03] found the uni bomber here in rural
[0:06] Montana. And now, descriptions of the
[0:09] suspect from a roommate.
[0:10] >> Ted Kazinski was pretty far out in left
[0:14] field. We we all thought I don't
[0:16] remember more than 10 words he may have
[0:18] spoken directly to me or to anyone else
[0:20] in 3 years.
[0:22] >> And a professor. He was a very dedicated
[0:25] student, a very independent,
[0:26] hard-working student, very intense in
[0:29] his mathematics. He was very neat and
[0:31] meticulous. Tonight, has the image of
[0:34] the uni bomber gone from a sketch to a
[0:38] suspect in the FBI's custody?
[0:51] This is ABC News Night Line.
[0:53] Substituting for Ted Copel and reporting
[0:55] from Washington, Koki Roberts.
[0:58] >> We're following two major stories
[1:01] tonight. One, the sudden shock of the
[1:03] loss of a prominent government figure.
[1:05] The other the result of lengthy,
[1:07] painstaking work on the part of
[1:09] government investigators. When word
[1:12] spread through Washington this morning,
[1:13] first that Ron Brown's plane was missing
[1:15] and then that it had crashed, the city
[1:17] seemed to stop. From the president down,
[1:20] friends traded stories about Ron Brown,
[1:23] a man who was interested in building
[1:25] bridges. Bridges between blacks and
[1:26] whites, between factions in the
[1:28] Democratic Party, and between nations as
[1:31] trading partners. The commerce secretary
[1:34] convinced about a dozen executives of
[1:36] major American corporations to go with
[1:38] him on another building project. this
[1:41] time to the former Yugoslavia. The
[1:43] executives, several members of the
[1:45] military, and Commerce Department
[1:47] officials were al