NBC Nightly News - 1999-04-23

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[0:00] that sound. Is there any way you can

[0:02] lock the doors? And starting to

[0:05] heal. In depth tonight, under fire,

[0:08] Colorado tells the NRA to go away. And

[0:11] how this massacre could affect gun laws

[0:14] where you

[0:15] live. Plus, a deadly missile attack

[0:18] knocks Serb television off the air as

[0:20] NATO marks 50 years and vows no mercy

[0:24] for Malloich.

[0:28] From NBC News World Headquarters in New

[0:31] York, this is NBC Nightly News with Tom

[0:35] Bro. Good evening. Tonight, authorities

[0:37] in Colorado are raising the strong

[0:39] possibility that there were more than

[0:41] just the two young gunmen responsible

[0:43] for the massacre at Coline High. This on

[0:46] a day when the 911 tapes from that

[0:48] afternoon of horror were released. When

[0:50] parents began to make arrangements or to

[0:53] bury their children and when the

[0:55] district attorney of Jefferson County

[0:57] made an impassion plea to America about

[1:00] guns and how they are everywhere. We

[1:03] begin tonight with NBC's Jim Aala on the

[1:05] widening investigation. Jim, what do you

[1:06] have for us? Well, Tom, the more police

[1:09] learn about the bombs inside that school

[1:10] building, the more they believe someone

[1:12] else was involved. And tonight, law

[1:14] enforcement sources are telling NBC News

[1:16] they've identified a new suspect, a

[1:19] third suspect not yet charged, who's

[1:21] telling them that others helped in the

[1:24] attack. Federal and local authorities

[1:27] now believe America's worst high school

[1:29] shooting is the work of a handful, more

[1:31] than two conspirators. NBC News has

[1:34] learned police have identified a third

[1:35] suspect who, according to law

[1:37] enforcement sources directly

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