CBS Evening News - 1999-11-11

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[0:00] or miss it.

[0:01] >> Inside Barbara Strian's home, plus

[0:03] Regents on Entertainment Tonight.

[0:07] >> On Veterans Day, battles over teachers

[0:10] and social security. President Clinton

[0:12] and the Republican Congress split the

[0:14] difference on schools, but fight on over

[0:17] social security. Big money corporate

[0:19] jets carry presidential candidates. Do

[0:22] these wings come with strings? The Mega

[0:25] Banks Revenge, ATMs for members only,

[0:29] and your medicine of the next century on

[0:31] the countdown to 2000.

[0:36] This is the CBS Evening News

[0:39] [music]

[0:40] with Dan Rather reporting from CBS News

[0:43] headquarters in New York.

[0:45] >> Good evening. It's a significant

[0:47] breakthrough, but not a done deal on the

[0:49] six weeks overdue US federal budget.

[0:52] President Clinton and Republican

[0:53] congressional leaders split the

[0:55] difference on one of the president's

[0:56] main agenda priorities. Money to hire a

[0:59] 100,000 new teachers nationwide. But now

[1:02] comes the hard part. The last loose ends

[1:05] could be the toughest to tie up. As CBS

[1:08] News chief White House correspondent

[1:09] John Roberts reports.

[1:12] >> Free.

[1:14] >> Even as he paid tribute to America's

[1:16] fallen heroes of war, the president was

[1:18] fighting the budget battle. He urged

[1:21] Congress to come up with the money to

[1:22] fund his foreign policy agenda. From

[1:24] nuclear disarmament in Russia to aid for

[1:27] fledgling democracies.

[1:29] >> But all of you know better than most

[1:31] that freedom is not free. And all of you

[1:35] know far better than most that the

[1:38] costliest peace is far cheaper than the

[1:42] cheapest war. With few exceptions, the

[1:45] president has been able to declare

[1:47] vic

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