CBS Evening News - 1995-11-03
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[0:00] right and wrong, what is moral, and
[0:01] >> Live. Thanks for watching. We'll see you
[0:03] [music] again tonight at 6:00.
[0:08] >> [music]
[0:15] >> Legacy of Lockerbie. Some relatives of
[0:18] the victims of Pan Am 103 boycott
[0:20] today's memorial dedication over US
[0:23] failure to bring the murderers to
[0:25] justice.
[0:26] New fears of terror attacks have US
[0:29] airports on high security with no end in
[0:31] sight. And Bernard Goldberg's America.
[0:35] This Nebraska football star dragged his
[0:37] ex-girlfriend [music]
[0:37] down a flight of stairs. So, why is he
[0:40] back on the team with the coach's
[0:42] [music] blessing?
[0:44] >> Coach, I understand that this may not be
[0:46] the most popular subject to bring up,
[0:47] but let me try anyway.
[0:52] >> This is the CBS Evening News with Dan
[0:56] Rather.
[0:58] >> Good evening. At Arlington National
[0:59] Cemetery here today, President Clinton
[1:01] dedicated a stone monument to the 270
[1:04] people who died in the bombing of Pan Am
[1:06] Flight 103 nearly 7 years ago. The
[1:09] monument is simple and symmetrical, but
[1:12] all around were reminders that the case
[1:14] is still open with the terror suspects
[1:17] still at large. Correspondent Rita
[1:19] Braver reports.
[1:21] >> President Clinton braved an autumn rain
[1:23] at Arlington National Cemetery to
[1:25] dedicate a traditional Scottish cairn as
[1:27] a memorial to the victims of Pan Am 103.
[1:30] >> We have not forgotten.
[1:33] And the families of the victims are
[1:35] still not alone in your sorrow.
[1:38] >> But the ceremony underscored the bitter
[1:40] fact that the two Libyan intelligence
[1:42] agents indicted for the bombing have
[1:44] never been brought to trial. Just this
[1:46] week, the State Department a