CBS Evening News - 1999-11-04
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[0:04] Last scenes from The Way We Were on ET.
[0:08] Sty in Seattle and on Capitol Hill. A
[0:11] gunman, possibly a hitman, eludes police
[0:14] a day after his cold blooded shootings
[0:16] in a Seattle workplace. While in
[0:18] Congress, even modest handgun control
[0:20] lies dying from partisan politics. 10.
[0:24] Check your bill. How so-called cheap
[0:27] long-d distanceance phone rates may wind
[0:29] up costing more. And disaster after the
[0:33] deluge, an example of why there's no
[0:35] help for Carolina farmers who lost it
[0:38] all in Hurricane Floyd.
[0:42] This is the CBS Evening News
[0:46] with Dan Rather reporting from CBS
[0:49] [music] News headquarters in New York.
[0:52] >> Good evening. There's no trace tonight
[0:54] of Seattle's shipyard killer, the man in
[0:56] camouflage, who gunned down two workers
[0:58] and then vanished. More than 24 hours
[1:01] after the shooting, Seattle's police
[1:02] chief tried to reassure citizens that
[1:05] they were safe from this latest gun
[1:06] menace. CBS's John Blackstone is there.
[1:10] >> With an armed killer on the loose
[1:12] somewhere, many in Seattle took a bit
[1:14] more care today. Like many students
[1:16] whose schools were locked down during
[1:18] yesterday's manhunt, Maline Wall stayed
[1:21] close to her father on the way to class
[1:22] today.
[1:24] >> I was thinking about robberies and
[1:27] shooting and all sorts of bad crimes and
[1:30] it was really scary
[1:31] >> at the shipyard where the gunman shot
[1:33] four people, killing two of them. Cassie
[1:35] Kirk feared he could strike again,
[1:38] >> especially now that that person is still
[1:40] out there. It's
[1:42] >> it's a scary thing. It's a scary thing.
[1:45] >> This afternoon, Seattle's police chief
[1:48] tri