CBS Evening News - 1995-12-28

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[0:00] of children. Ray's rendition of the

[0:01] Nutcracker read just before the onstage

[0:03] performance had them on the edge of

[0:04] their seats.

[0:05] >> Shouted orders in a mighty voice. The

[0:08] cavalry charged bravely, but they were

[0:09] attacked by a battalion of mice. The

[0:11] mice swarmed everywhere, biting and

[0:13] clawing. Slowly, viciously, they

[0:16] advanced until Nutcracker and his few

[0:19] remaining men were trapped.

[0:21] He is such a natural, isn't he?

[0:23] >> Way to go, Ray. We'll see you at 6:00.

[0:30] New and alarming details tonight about

[0:33] the crash of an American Airlines

[0:34] jetliner in Colombia. Flight data and

[0:37] information obtained by CBS News reveal

[0:39] a series of mistakes by the flight crew.

[0:43] Mission Bosnia, US troops lose another

[0:45] battle to nature. And Bob Simon takes a

[0:48] rare trip inside a hotly contested

[0:50] village, the toughest place American

[0:52] troops will patrol. Also tonight,

[0:54] putting America's prisoners to work

[0:56] could be costing civilians their jobs.

[1:02] This is the CBS Evening News with Dan

[1:06] Rather.

[1:08] Good evening. Dan is off tonight. I'm

[1:10] John Roberts. CBS News has learned from

[1:12] US government sources tonight that a

[1:14] chain of pilot errors began long before

[1:17] an American Airlines Boeing 757 plowed

[1:20] into a mountain outside of Kali

[1:22] Colombia. This follows word from

[1:24] Colombian investigators today that

[1:26] crucial and fatal errors were also made

[1:29] in the cockpit just before impact. CBS

[1:33] News correspondent Bob our has more in

[1:35] this exclusive report.

[1:38] Investigators today said a series of

[1:40] crucial mistakes by the pilots of

[1:41] American Airlines Flight 965 led the

[1:44] plane to

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