CBS Evening News - 1994-12-18
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[0:00] The new Center 6 team brings you all the
[0:02] excitement as the Ducks prepare to meet
[0:04] those number two ranked Penn State
[0:06] Nitney Lions. Oh baby, what a matchup.
[0:09] From the first practice to the postgame
[0:11] interviews and all the shenanigans in
[0:13] between, your best coverage of the Ducks
[0:15] and the run for the Rose Bowl glory is
[0:17] right here on KTV's
[0:19] News Center 6.
[0:22] You're watching Coin TV channel 6.
[0:29] >> North Korea says one of the two pilots
[0:31] aboard a US helicopter was killed when
[0:33] their craft went down. Former President
[0:36] Jimmy Carter arrives in Sievo on his
[0:38] latest peace mission. And Russian forces
[0:41] are advancing on breakaway Cetchna.
[0:45] This is the CBS Evening News.
[0:52] And this is John Roberts reporting. Good
[0:53] evening. The pilot of a US Army
[0:55] helicopter that strayed into North Korea
[0:57] is dead. North Korean officials say
[1:00] Chief Warrant Officer David Hileman died
[1:02] when the aircraft went down. His
[1:04] co-pilot, Chief Warrant Officer Bobby
[1:06] Hall, is apparently uninjured. Our
[1:09] coverage begins with CBS News
[1:10] correspondent James Sattorii in Seoul.
[1:14] News of the fate of the two army pilots
[1:16] was relayed through Congressman Bill
[1:18] Richardson, who went to Pyongyang for
[1:20] cordial talks, but who suddenly become
[1:21] the Clinton administration's point man
[1:23] in North Korea. He's been told
[1:25] 29-year-old Chief Warrant Officer David
[1:27] Hileman of Clarksville, Tennessee, was
[1:29] killed when his helicopter went down.
[1:31] Chief Warrant Officer Bobby Hall of
[1:33] Brooksville, Florida, is alive and
[1:35] uninjured, though the North Koreans have
[1:37] refused to allow him to meet with