NBC Nightly News - 1993-07-02
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[0:01] on the run. On the run at
[0:05] >> Championship Greyhound Racing doesn't
[0:07] get any better than this. Seven of
[0:09] America's fastest greyhounds, including
[0:11] Ready to Nod, will challenge one top
[0:12] contender from Multma Greyhound Park.
[0:14] The sixth annual Kors $50,000 Superstar
[0:17] Invitational.
[0:21] >> First race on July 4th, 2 p.m.
[0:24] >> The parking lot patrols on the lookout
[0:26] for cheaters. Friday at 6:30.
[0:30] A cleric in custody in New York after a
[0:33] standoff with police.
[0:35] The president's chief of staff
[0:37] apologizes for the White House travel
[0:39] office mess. And Washington DC tourist
[0:42] attraction or free fire zone.
[0:46] >> This is NBC Nightly News with Tom
[0:49] Brokall. Sitting in tonight is Brian
[0:52] Williams.
[0:53] >> Good evening. A blind Islamic cleric is
[0:56] in police custody in New York tonight.
[0:58] Shake Omar Abdal Rakman became widely
[1:00] known after the World Trade Center
[1:02] bombing last February. His name came up
[1:04] again last week when investigators
[1:06] uncovered a terrorist plot to plant
[1:08] bombs at several New York locations and
[1:10] assassinate some prominent politicians.
[1:13] More now from NBC's John Miller.
[1:19] Shake Abdul Rakman surrendered to
[1:21] federal authorities at a New York mosque
[1:23] today. During a two-month undercover
[1:25] probe, the FBI learned that Shik Rakman
[1:28] allegedly had advanced knowledge of a
[1:30] plot by his followers to blow up the
[1:32] United Nations, the federal building,
[1:34] and bridges and tunnels in New York,
[1:35] along with the assassinations of
[1:37] pro-Israel politicians.
[1:39] >> The American people absolutely find it
[1:42] morally repugnant that the the chic be
[1:46] allowed to bounce ar