The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (PBS) - 1999-11-12
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[0:24] Good evening, I'm Ray Suarez. Jim Ler is
[0:26] away on the NewsHour tonight. American
[0:29] views on the crisis in Indonesia. A
[0:31] Terren Smith report on the latest clash
[0:33] between the media and the law. Margaret
[0:36] Warner discusses the week's politics
[0:38] with Mark Shields and Paul Jigo. And
[0:40] Gwen Eiffel asks four heads of military
[0:42] colleges what they think campaign 2000
[0:45] should be about. It all follows our
[0:47] summary of the news this Friday.
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[1:28] Six rockets exploded today near the US
[1:30] embassy and the United Nations building
[1:32] in Pakistan's capital Islamabad. There
[1:35] were no Americans among the six people
[1:37] injured and no one claimed
[1:38] responsibility for the attack. It came
[1:40] days before a UN deadline for Pakistan's
[1:43] neighbor Afghanistan to turn over
[1:45] suspected terrorist Osama bin Laden.
[1:48] Afghanistan's rulers have said they will
[1:50] not force Bin Laden to leave. In
[1:52] Washington, State Department spokesman
[1:54] James Rubin said the Pakistan attacks
[1:56] won't change anything.
[1:59] >> Let me be clear that sanctions will go
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