NBC Nightly News - 1995-10-08
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[0:00] Heat. Heat.
[0:04] [Music]
[0:21] [Music]
[0:34] You've just watched Northwest News
[0:36] Channel 8, where the news comes first.
[0:38] Voted Oregon's best newscast by the
[0:41] Associated Press.
[0:45] In Bosnia, children pay the price of
[0:47] war. Cluster bombs kill on the eve of a
[0:50] ceasefire. Pope John Paul II wraps up
[0:53] his whirlwind US tour and leaves behind
[0:55] a message of hope.
[0:57] And in Los Angeles, a time for racial
[0:59] healing, the aftermath of the OJ Simpson
[1:01] trial.
[1:04] From NBC News, this is NBC Nightly News
[1:08] reported by Jazelle Fernandez.
[1:11] Good evening, everyone. The slaughter of
[1:14] children in Bosnia tops our news
[1:16] tonight. On the eve of a scheduled
[1:18] ceasefire, Bosnian Serbs unleashed a
[1:20] series of deadly cluster bombs that
[1:22] targeted civilians. At least eight were
[1:25] killed, 80 injured, and most of them
[1:27] young. NATO warplanes took to the air to
[1:29] retaliate, but were forced back by bad
[1:32] weather. NBC's Keith Miller reports. The
[1:34] peace process is in deeper jeopardy
[1:36] tonight with war raging on despite the
[1:39] push for peace.
[1:42] Bosnia on the brink of a ceasefire is
[1:45] still a place of suffering. At least six
[1:47] people were killed today and up to 30
[1:49] wounded in a cluster bomb attack on a
[1:52] Muslim refugee center near
[1:54] Tusla. Most of the dead and injured were
[1:57] children.
[2:01] Bosnian Serb planes reportedly carried
[2:04] out four attacks today, prompting NATO
[2:06] warplanes to take to the air. NATO said
[2:09] it responded to a request from the UN to
[2:12] locate and neutralize Serb heavy guns
[2:14] around Tusla. But bad weather and
[2:17] darkness forced the mission to be called
[2:19] off. The Bosnian government called
[2:21] to