NBC Nightly News - 1995-10-09

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[0:00] And maybe that's what makes this such a

[0:03] special

[0:04] occasion. Bravo. Because life won't

[0:07] wait. Use the Bravo card where you see

[0:10] the Nova sign. Here's how Portland's own

[0:13] Friends of the Children program is

[0:15] turning lives around. Meet Michael. I've

[0:17] been having lots of problems and stuff

[0:19] and having my act too wild, but then he

[0:22] just told me just calm down. I made a

[0:24] commitment to Michael and the eight boys

[0:26] and it's been a consistent kind of thing

[0:28] for the past two years and I've seen a

[0:29] lot of changes particularly in Michael.

[0:31] I thought I could just skip school and

[0:33] finish it but he told me I couldn't skip

[0:35] school if I want to be a policeman. Help

[0:37] keep Michael's future bright. Give to

[0:39] friends of the children is small enough

[0:40] to make a big difference. Catch the

[0:43] early morning spirit with Channel 2 News

[0:44] weekday mornings at 5:30 on this episode

[0:48] of Save Our Streets. And if you breathe

[0:51] lamb you're dead. Curtisine Lloyd was

[0:53] about to be raped in her own home by a

[0:56] man just released from jail when she

[0:59] twisted her fear into anger. I grabbed

[1:02] his penis with my right hand and gave it

[1:04] a real hard yank and he said News in

[1:08] depth tonight. Terrible times for the

[1:10] Los Angeles Police Department. I'll be

[1:12] talking to the chief about what

[1:14] now and General Coen Powell invades the

[1:17] British Empire. Could he be running for

[1:18] king as well?

[1:21] From NBC News, this is NBC Nightly News

[1:25] with Tom Brokoff.

[1:28] Good evening. It was 10 years ago this

[1:30] fall that a huge earthquake rumbled

[1:32] through Mexico City, killing more than

[1:34] 6,000 people. Today

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