World News Tonight (ABC) - 1995-11-03

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[0:01] Sex. Channel 2 News goes undercover

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[0:08] >> Holiday fashions on a budget.

[0:10] >> Monday at 9:00.

[0:15] >> [music]

[0:16] >> Boris Yeltsin seen in the hospital says

[0:18] I feel not so bad, but he gives up some

[0:21] of his presidential powers.

[0:23] A memorial to the victims of Pan Am 103

[0:26] and a challenge to the US government.

[0:28] Why have the bombers never been [music]

[0:30] apprehended?

[0:32] And the hate attack that never happened.

[0:34] A community that was misled says, "We

[0:37] will not lose our compassion."

[0:41] >> From ABC, this is World News Tonight

[0:44] with Peter Jennings.

[0:45] >> Good evening. We begin tonight with real

[0:47] concern about the health of the Russian

[0:49] President Boris Yeltsin, which means

[0:51] real concern about political stability

[0:53] in the enormous nation he leads. Mr.

[0:55] Yeltsin has been in the hospital for

[0:56] more than a week with heart problems,

[0:58] his second such episode in 4 months.

[1:01] Today, in an effort to demonstrate that

[1:03] he's recovering, Mr. Yeltsin allowed

[1:05] himself to be seen on Russian

[1:07] television. And it was not very

[1:09] reassuring. In Moscow, ABC's Ron Allen.

[1:13] >> President of Russia, Boris Yeltsin

[1:14] >> Russians had an opportunity to see their

[1:16] president for just 50 seconds. A brief

[1:19] glimpse of Boris Yeltsin's first meeting

[1:21] in the hospital with Prime Minister

[1:23] Viktor Chernomyrdin.

[1:26] >> I feel not so bad. My recovery is going

[1:29] according to plan. So far, there are no

[1:31] special fears or worries.

[1:34] >> But if the pictures were meant to

[1:35] reassure the public that Yeltsin is fit

[1:37] to govern, they may not h

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