CBS Evening News - 1997-09-02

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[0:00] All to make

[0:01] wise buys week nights only on News

[0:03] Center 6 at 6.

[0:06] Here in London, Britain mourns a fallen

[0:09] princess. A judge in Paris orders a

[0:11] formal investigation of photographers at

[0:13] the crash scene for involuntary

[0:16] homicide. And a new element to the tide

[0:18] of British public grief, anger, and

[0:21] resentment toward the queen and plans

[0:23] for Saturday's funeral. There's growing

[0:25] public talk about the royal family's

[0:27] stony official silence on the death of a

[0:30] princess. And also tonight, the

[0:32] Spencers, the other family in the

[0:34] spotlight, Diana's.

[0:40] This is the CBS Evening News with Dan

[0:44] Rather reporting tonight from London.

[0:48] Good evening from London. The lines here

[0:49] in the British capital have been

[0:51] endless. mourers by the thousands waited

[0:53] for up to 8 hours today to sign a book

[0:56] of condolence at St. James Palace where

[0:58] the body of Princess Diana will lie

[1:00] until her funeral. More about that in a

[1:02] moment. But first, developments today in

[1:04] the investigation of the car crash in

[1:06] Paris that killed the princess. It now

[1:08] appears the driver may have had even

[1:10] more alcohol in his system than the

[1:12] police have said, and a judge has

[1:14] ordered a formal investigation of the

[1:17] role photographers may have played in

[1:19] the tragedy. CBS News correspondent

[1:21] Vicky Mavery is on the case in Paris.

[1:22] Vicki,

[1:24] Dan, tonight, all seven of those

[1:26] photographers are one step closer to

[1:28] being charged with involuntary

[1:30] manslaughter and failure to assist the

[1:32] victims. They are tonight formally under

[1:34] investigation, they may be officially

[1:36] charged later. But after

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