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(Studio: John Roberts) Report introduced.
(New York: Randall Pinkston) The controversy over former Senator Bob Kerrey's account of actions by his Navy SEAL team in 1969 in the Vietnam War featured; details given of a statement in the Washington Post from other members of his unit about what happened in the Vietnam village. [KERREY - says he feels guilty about what happened.] [For "60 Minutes II", former SEAL Gerhard KLANN - says civilians were shot.] [Last week, KERREY - says we did not go out to kill innocent people.] Statement from Kerrey to the Associated Press about the CBS/"New York Times" and a response from CBS News President Andrew Heyward quoted. [Senator John KERRY - defends Kerrey.]
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(Studio: John Roberts) Report introduced.
(White House: Bob Orr) The issue of access to the United States Navy spy plane that has been held for over a month on Hainan Island, China, examined; photos shown of the damaged plane. [Vice President Dick CHENEY - says China has announced United States personnel can look at the aircraft; says "sensitive stuff" was taken care of by the Chinese.] [White House chief of staff Andrew CARD - says there will be no compensation to China.]
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(Studio: John Roberts) The status of talks to restart the peace process noted.
(Tel Aviv: David Hawkins) Talks about a cease-fire agreement between Israel and the Palestinians reviewed; details given of Israeli demands that all violence must stop first; scenes shown of sites of more violence. [Israeli foreign minister Shimon PERES - says we do not want the Palestinians to suffer.]
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(Studio: John Roberts) Demonstrations in Washington, DC, demanding that the World Bank forgive the debts of poor countries shown.
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(Studio: John Roberts) Report introduced.
(Cambridge, Massachusetts: Russ Mitchell) The twelfth day of student protests at Harvard University demanding higher pay for workers featured; scenes shown from Cambridge, Massachusetts, including protester video of a sit-in. [Harvard protestor Molly McOWEN, Harvard custodian Jean PHANE - state the case for wages.] [Harvard spokesman Joe WRINN - responds.]
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(Studio: John Roberts) Report introduced.
(Los Angeles: Sandra Hughes) The start of the trial in Los Angeles of '70s revolutionary turned soccer mom Kathleen Soliah (aka Sara Jane Olson) featured; details given about the case in which policemen were killed by bombs in retaliation for the killing of Symbionese Liberation Army members. [OLSON - says she is innocent.] [Former federal prosecutor Laurie LEVENSON - states the problems with the prosecution case.] [Jury consultant Phillip ANTHONY - talks about a jury view of the case.]
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(Studio: John Roberts) President Bush's first 100 days in office reviewed; CBS News poll findings on Bush's approval rating cited. [BUSH - jokes.] [Former White House Chief of Staff Leon PANETTA - says Bush has done a good job since assuming the presidency.] [Presidential historian James MacGregor BURNS - praises Bush's handling of the China crisis.] [BUSH - campaigns on tax relief.] The criticism of Bush's environmental policies reviewed. [Senator Tom DASCHLE - worries.] [February 27, BUSH - calls for a "tone of civility."] [Representative Richard GEPHARDT - says there has been no bipartisanship.] [Republican David GERGEN - calls Bush's presidency a work in progress.]
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(Studio: John Roberts) Report introduced.
(Hollywood: Bill Whitaker) The recent drug problems for two celebrities, actor Robert Downey and former baseball player Darryl Strawberry, examined. [In court, DOWNEY - offers perspective; jokes about his award.] [Drug treatment counselor Jim STILLWELL - assesses relapses and the need for "daily maintenance" in lieu of a cure.] [STRAWBERRY - comments.] [Recovering addict '70s singer Chuck NEGRON - talks about addiction.]
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