CBS Evening News - 1995-12-05
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[0:02] The Bosnia Blueprint. The first full US
[0:05] advance team hits the ground in Tusla.
[0:07] Headquarters for 20,000 American
[0:10] soldiers on the way. Meet the result of
[0:13] pioneering transplant surgery on a fetus
[0:16] with a potentially fatal blood disorder.
[0:19] And one family's outrage, their child
[0:22] deliberately stabbed by a stranger's
[0:24] needle. The law says her asalant can
[0:26] refuse to disclose whether he has AIDS.
[0:33] >> This is the CBS Evening News with Dan
[0:37] Rather.
[0:38] >> Good evening. Advanced troops of the US
[0:40] and its allies are fanning out in
[0:42] Bosnia, setting their faces against the
[0:44] Balkan winter and Balkan history as they
[0:47] try to forge peace in Europe's crucible
[0:49] of conflict. NATO calls it Operation
[0:52] Joint Endeavor. US Defense Secretary
[0:54] William Perry today called it a moment
[0:56] of truth. We got the latest from
[0:58] correspondent David Martin at the
[0:59] Pentagon.
[1:02] The flow of US troops from bases in
[1:04] Europe into Bosnia continued today at
[1:06] just a trickle, but these troops are
[1:08] laying the groundwork to open the
[1:10] floodgates. After the peace treaty is
[1:12] signed next week, the US and its NATO
[1:14] allies will have just 96 hours to move
[1:16] in enough forces to take over from the
[1:18] long-suffering UN peacekeepers.
[1:21] And just 30 days after that, the US
[1:23] plans to have at least 10,000 troops in
[1:26] Bosnia, including an aviation brigade
[1:28] and an armored brigade complete with
[1:30] engineers ready to patrol the zone of
[1:32] separation between the Bosnian Serbs on
[1:34] one side and the Muslims and Croats on
[1:37] the other.
[1:37] >> They've agreed to separate their forces.
[1:39] So, it's their job to s