ABC and CBS morning shows (partial) - 1993-05-19

Name: ABC and CBS morning shows (partial) - 1993-05-19
Uploaded: 2026-01-05
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Read a transcript preview of “ABC and CBS morning shows (partial) - 1993-05-19” from malgent, uploaded on 2026-01-05.

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Language: English (original, YouTube automatic captions)

[0:00] I'm Charles Gibson. We've left there.

[0:02] And I'm Stone and it is Wednesday. It is

[0:04] May 19th.

[0:05] >> [music]

[0:05] >> Over the past few months the newspapers

[0:07] have just been filled with headlines

[0:08] about the controversy over whether gays

[0:10] should serve in the military. Well, now

[0:12] a high school in Washington state is

[0:14] debating over whether gays should serve

[0:17] on the student council. And later this

[0:19] morning students at Bremerton High

[0:20] School in Washington will vote on the

[0:22] issue. In a few moments we will talk

[0:24] with some of the students at the school

[0:25] get their feelings pros and cons. We'll

[0:27] also talk with the high school's

[0:28] principal. And a little bit later on the

[0:30] program we will bring you more in our

[0:31] week-long series on At Home with Home

[0:34] Improvement today it starts Tim Allen.

[0:36] >> How about the weather?

[0:37] >> My turn now. Okay. You know, summer is

[0:39] only a few weeks away there, huh?

[0:40] Summer's just a few weeks away supposed

[0:42] to be warm, right? Wrong. We've got cold

[0:45] weather this morning in places like

[0:47] Winter, Wisconsin and Fairbanks,

[0:48] Minnesota. And in this half hour we'll

[0:50] tell you how bone-chillingly cold it is.

[0:53] Charlie.

[0:54] >> All right, thanks Spencer. Also coming

[0:55] up this morning some hopeful news about

[0:57] treatments for certain types of breast

[0:58] cancer. A breakthrough study recommends

[1:01] a much more conservative surgical

[1:02] approach to removing cancer found at its

[1:05] earlier stages. And Dr. Nancy Snyderman

[1:06] will be here to evaluate the results of

[1:08] that study. But first we're going to

[1:09] Morton Dean. He's standing by with the

[1:11] news of the