CBS Evening News - 1993-01-08
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[0:03] US forces on high alert. Situation
[0:05] unclear as the deadline passes for
[0:08] Saddam to move his missiles.
[0:11] >> Clear to kill. Clear to kill.
[0:14] >> Graphic evidence of what happened the
[0:16] last time the Iraqis violated the no-fly
[0:19] zone. And eye on America. Tonight, an
[0:23] amazing story about health insurance,
[0:25] saving a life, and going to jail for it.
[0:34] This is the CBS Evening News.
[0:40] Dan Rather reporting. Good evening. The
[0:42] deadline has passed. Saddam Hussein does
[0:44] not have his missiles out of southern
[0:46] Iraq. President Bush and US allies have
[0:49] not attacked. Tension remains though. An
[0:52] attack still is possible. Indications as
[0:55] of this moment are if there is to yet be
[0:58] a US attack, it is not probable for this
[1:01] night. David Martin has late information
[1:03] at the Pentagon. David,
[1:05] >> as the 5:30 deadline came and went,
[1:07] Saddam Hussein was talking tough and
[1:10] acting mysteriously. Deputy Prime
[1:12] Minister Tariq Aziz said flatly, "Iraq
[1:15] will not heed the West's ultimatum to
[1:17] remove anti-aircraft missiles from a
[1:18] no-fly zone south of the 32nd parallel."
[1:21] As this weather satellite photo of Iraq
[1:23] taken this afternoon shows, rapidly
[1:26] clearing weather was making it easier to
[1:28] keep track of the missiles. And at
[1:29] midday, Joint Chief's Chairman Coen Pal
[1:32] gave CBS News this assessment of what
[1:34] was happening.
[1:34] >> Quite a bit of movement with respect to
[1:36] the missiles that we find troublesome. I
[1:39] think it's too early to say where all of
[1:41] those missiles are going, where those
[1:43] batteries are located.
[1:44] >> While the game of hideand-seek continued
[1:46] with the mi