NBC Nightly News - 1995-02-23
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[0:33] Next, Greg Luganis and AIDS are the new
[0:36] rules necessary for blood and sports.
[0:40] A late dust up in the Simpson trial. The
[0:42] promise of another trial if this one
[0:43] ends in deadlock. And we'll always have
[0:46] dumb drivers, but now they can have
[0:47] smart cars.
[0:49] From NBC News, this is NBC Nightly News
[0:54] with Tom Brokoff.
[0:56] Good evening. It's now estimated that in
[0:58] this country nearly half a million
[1:00] people have AIDS. Nearly a quarter of a
[1:02] million people have already died of this
[1:04] terrible disease. But when a public
[1:05] personality is infected, it once again
[1:08] jars everyone. And we're reminded once
[1:10] again that AIDS is a complex and
[1:13] perilous part of modern life. Greg
[1:15] Luganis, one of America's premier
[1:17] athletes, the gold medal winning Olympic
[1:19] diver. His announcement that he has AIDS
[1:22] is very much on the minds tonight of
[1:24] health officials, athletes, and ordinary
[1:26] people everywhere. NBC's Robert Hager.
[1:30] It came as a shock to sports fans, to
[1:32] everyone. I do have AIDS. But experts
[1:36] today agreed. When Greg Luganis was
[1:38] wounded at the 88 Olympics, t