CBS Evening News - 1995-12-20

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[0:00] The next tree?

[0:01] >> Well, we don't know yet. We'll come up

[0:03] with something.

[0:04] >> Ray Summers at large with photographer

[0:05] Jim Larson.

[0:08] >> The Anderson's previous Christmas tree

[0:11] was made out of a step ladder.

[0:13] >> Some ideas there that I would never have

[0:14] come up with. Thanks for watching. We're

[0:16] going to see you again for the news at

[0:18] 6.

[0:18] >> Bye-bye.

[0:35] Budget talks break down again. President

[0:38] Clinton blames extremist Republicans.

[0:40] Republicans blame him. Each side accuses

[0:43] the other of reigging on a deal. In New

[0:46] York, a jumbo jet skids off an icy

[0:48] runway after aboarding takeoff in a

[0:51] snowstorm. We'll have the latest on the

[0:53] storm and the impact. and Eye America.

[0:58] Tonight, moving the casino right into

[1:01] your home.

[1:05] >> This is the CBS Evening News with Dan

[1:09] Rather.

[1:11] >> Good evening. The budget talks haven't

[1:13] budged. In truth, what little progress

[1:15] was reported 24 hours ago seemed to

[1:17] disappear tonight. And so did prospects

[1:20] for a return to work by a quarter

[1:22] million federal employees forced out on

[1:24] involuntary unpaid furlow. The president

[1:27] blamed it on quote extreme Republicans

[1:29] still demanding quote deep and hurtful

[1:31] cuts in government help for the old and

[1:34] the poor. Rita Braver has the latest.

[1:37] >> Good morning. Good morning.

[1:39] >> The White House chief of staff was

[1:41] upbeat this morning as he and Republican

[1:43] negotiators met, but things went

[1:45] downhill fast. Budget talks collapsed

[1:48] after the powerful House Republican

[1:50] freshman, the vanguard of the stop big

[1:53] government movement falked in passing

[1:55] another short-term continuing

[1:56] r

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