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New York City / Murder #334567

CBS Evening News for Monday, Sep 10, 1990
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(Studio: Dan Rather) Report introduced.

(New York: Bob Faw) Crisis of violence in New York City examined; scenes shown from funerals for Utahan Brian Watkins, stabbed to death in subway and for Bronx, NYC, prosecutor killed by stray bullets; children killed by stray bullets recalled. [Yesterday, at church service, Mayor David DINKINS - pleads with residents to help.] [Shot while sleeping in apartment, CHILD - says bullets have no names.] [Urban affairs analyst Richard WADE - says crime is now ubiquitous.] [Three RESIDENTS - comment.] Scenes shown of small memorials to Watkins.

Reporter(s):
Faw, Bob;
Rather, Dan
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00:02:00

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