CBS Evening News - 1999-11-19

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[0:00] Only at Arby's.

[0:02] The Ramsey interview, plus the woman

[0:05] formerly known as Sable on ET.

[0:08] Anti-American protests and riots break

[0:11] out in Greece today as President Clinton

[0:13] arrives there from Turkey under tight

[0:16] security. Solving the EgyptAir crash

[0:19] mystery, investigators are now trying to

[0:21] break the language and political

[0:23] barriers. And countdown to 2000, the

[0:26] experimental new drugs that could keep

[0:29] cancer in check in the 21st century.

[0:34] This is the CBS Evening News.

[0:38] With Dan Rather reporting from CBS News

[0:41] headquarters in New York.

[0:44] Good evening. President Clinton says he

[0:45] welcomes dissent and passionate debate

[0:48] in the world's oldest democracy. This

[0:51] was said as the president and his family

[0:53] went under heavy guard tonight in Athens

[0:55] on a brief visit to Greece that was

[0:57] delayed and shortened because of

[0:59] security worries. Earlier, anti-American

[1:02] demonstrators battled with police as the

[1:04] Clintons arrived. CBS News chief White

[1:06] House correspondent John Roberts is

[1:08] traveling with the first family.

[1:11] Anarchy ruled the streets tonight in the

[1:13] city where democracy was born.

[1:17] 10,000 protesters, fueled by decades of

[1:20] anti-American sentiment, had tried to

[1:22] march to the US Embassy when they were

[1:24] stopped by riot police under orders not

[1:26] to let them near. A group of anarchists

[1:29] broke ranks and trashed shops in a

[1:31] fashionable Athens neighborhood.

[1:34] The violence erupted just as President

[1:36] Clinton touched down at Athens Airport.

[1:39] To a far more receptive crowd of invited

[1:41] guests, he said he was here as a friend

[1:44] of Greece.

[1:44] And I look f

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