And now speaking of the Four Seasons , Arnold Schwarzenegger sure did n't make a lot of friends there this past weekend during the press junket for his new movie Eraser .

speaking of the Four Seasons , Arnold Schwarzenegger did n't make a lot of friends there this past weekend during the press junket for Eraser .

Arnold Schwarzenegger did n't make a lot of friends during the press junket for Eraser .

speaking of the Four Seasons , Arnold Schwarzenegger did n't make friends there during the press junket for his movie Eraser .


The junket was held at the Four Seasons and I hear that when Schwarzenegger was n't busy boasting about himself to the journalists with whom he had contact , he was condescending to the people who are paid to follow him around .

The junket was held at the Four Seasons and when Schwarzenegger was n't busy boasting about himself to the journalists , he was condescending to the people who are paid to follow him around .

when Schwarzenegger was n't busy boasting to the journalists , he was condescending to people .

when Schwarzenegger was n't boasting about himself to the journalists , he was condescending to people .


Thank you , Gillian Findlay , reporting live from Moscow .

Thank you , Gillian Findlay , reporting from Moscow .


The political fallout of this election will not just be felt within the Russian borders .

The fallout of this election will not just be felt within the borders .

The fallout of this election will not just be felt within the Russian borders .


Even if Yeltsin does win , it became clear this weekend policy towards Russia will be an issue in the U.S. presidential race .

Even if Yeltsin does win , policy towards Russia will be an issue in the U.S. presidential race .

Even if Yeltsin does win , policy towards Russia will be an issue in the presidential race .


For too long , President Clinton has delayed real action on enlarging NATO , putting the threats of Russian nationalists before the aspirations of democratic countries like Poland , the Czech republic , and Hungary .

For too long , Clinton has delayed action on enlarging NATO , putting the threats of Russian nationalists before the aspirations of democratic countries .

Clinton has delayed enlarging NATO , putting the threats of Russian nationalists before the aspirations of countries like Poland , the Czech republic , and Hungary .

President Clinton has delayed action on enlarging NATO , putting the threats of Russian nationalists before the aspirations of democratic countries like Poland , the Czech republic , and Hungary .


I believe that there 's too much of a tendency to identify the future of Russia with one particular Russian leader .

there 's a tendency to identify the future of Russia with one particular leader .

I believe there 's a tendency to identify the future of Russia with one Russian leader .


U.S. officials always saw Yeltsin as imperfect , at best .

U.S. officials always saw Yeltsin as imperfect .


For years he drank on the job , ignored widespread corruption , and took the advice of cronies to launch in Chechnya a disastrous war .

he drank on the job , ignored corruption , and took the advice to launch in Chechnya a disastrous war .

he drank on the job , ignored corruption , and took the advice to launch in Chechnya a war .

he drank on the job , ignored corruption , and took the advice of cronies to launch in Chechnya a disastrous war .


But with his ratings in the single digits two months ago , Yeltsin sprang into action and impressed Russians with an energetic , skillful campaign .

But with his ratings in the single digits , Yeltsin sprang into action and impressed Russians with an energetic , skillful campaign .

with ratings in the single digits two months ago , Yeltsin impressed Russians with an skillful campaign .

with his ratings in the single digits two months ago , Yeltsin impressed Russians with an energetic campaign .


Two months , ago , I mean , I was in panic .

Two months ago I was in panic .
Two months ago I was in panic .
Two months ago , I was in panic .


Now we 're thinking about the future .

Now we 're thinking about the future .
Now we 're thinking about the future .
Now we 're thinking about the future .


Still , of course , we keep our finger- fingers crossed , because everything could happen , you know , in our most unpredictable country .

everything could happen in our most unpredictable country .

we keep our fingers crossed , because everything could happen .

we keep our finger- fingers crossed , because everything could happen in our unpredictable country .


Russia will be an issue in November , but a Communist victory here would make it even more of one .

Russia will be an issue in November , but a Communist victory would make it more of one .

Russia will be an issue in November , but a Communist victory would make it even more of one .


There are some very serious poll-watchers thousands of miles away in Washington , seriously hoping their man will win .

There are some serious poll-watchers in Washington , hoping their man will win .

There are poll-watchers in Washington , hoping their man will win .

There are poll-watchers in Washington , seriously hoping their man will win .


Yet Clinton administration officials , with a major stake in the outcome , can do little more than wait and watch , as Russians make their choice .

administration officials can do little more than wait and watch as Russians make their choice .

Clinton administration officials , with a major stake in the outcome , wait and watch , as Russians make their choice .

Yet Clinton administration officials can do little more than wait and watch , as Russians make their choice .


David Ensor , ABC News , Moscow .

David Ensor , ABC News , Moscow .
David Ensor , ABC News .
David Ensor , Moscow .


In an election in Romania today , there is more than the usual interest .

In an election in Romania , there is more than the usual interest .


That 's because former tennis star Ilie Nastase is in the run-off election for mayor of Bucharest .

former tennis star Ilie Nastase is in the election for mayor of Bucharest .

That 's because former tennis star Ilie Nastase is in the run-off for mayor of Bucharest .


Although the tennis great is not expected to win , Nastase says he will stay in politics .

Although not expected to win , Nastase says he will stay in politics .

Although the tennis great is not expected to win , he will stay in politics .


China and the U.S. are playing it down to the wire .

China and the U.S. are playing down to the wire .


Trade talks in Beijing have still produced no agreement .

Trade talks in Beijing have produced no agreement .

Trade talks have produced no agreement .


The U.S. has threatened to impose sanctions at noon on Monday , but officials could decide to make that noon our time , giving the talks another 12 hours to avert a trade war .

The U.S. has threatened to impose sanctions at noon on Monday , but officials could decide to make that noon our time , giving the talks 12 hours to avert a trade war .

The U.S. has threatened to impose sanctions at noon on Monday , but officials could make that another 12 hours to avert a trade war .


The U.S. wants China to crack down harder on factories pirating American CDs and films .

The U.S. wants China to crack down on factories pirating American CDs and films .

The U.S. wants China to crack down on factories pirating CDs and films .


Still ahead on World News Sunday : Whitewater committee Republicans point an accusing finger at the First Lady ; a disturbing trend in the black church burnings ; and later , getting their kicks on Route 66 .

Still ahead : Whitewater committee Republicans point an accusing finger at the First Lady ; a disturbing in the black church burnings ; and getting their kicks on Route 66 .

Still ahead : Whitewater committee Republicans point an finger at the First Lady ; disturbing black church burnings ; and getting their kicks on Route 66 .

ahead on World News : Whitewater committee Republicans point an accusing finger at the First Lady ; a trend in the black church burnings ; and getting their kicks on Route 66 .


ABC 's David Ensor explains .

ABC 's David Ensor explains .
David Ensor explains .
David Ensor explains .


The possibility of a victory by the Communist candidate sends shivers not only through Yeltsin 's Kremlin , but through President Clinton 's White House , too .

The possibility of a victory by the Communist candidate sends shivers not only through Yeltsin 's Kremlin , but through Clinton 's White House , too .

The possibility of a victory by the Communist candidate sends shivers through Clinton 's White House .


A Communist victory would be bad news in an election year .

A Communist victory would be bad in an election year .


The immediate question from the Republicans would be `` Who lost Russia ? '

The question from the Republicans would be `` Who lost Russia ? '


The political message sent by a Communist victory that will be hard for them to erase is they did n't get it right , and now there 's a new problem for U.S. foreign policy to deal with .

The message sent by a Communist victory that will be hard to erase is they did n't get it right , and now there 's a new problem for U.S. foreign policy .

The message sent by a Communist victory is they did n't get it right , and there 's a new problem for U.S. foreign policy to deal with .

The political message sent by a Communist victory is they did n't get it right , and there 's a new problem for U.S. foreign policy .


But the administration 's top expert on Russia , the President 's old friend , deputy secretary of state Strobe Talbott , says there are contingency plans in case of a Communist win , and that if they should abandon the road to reform , the U.S. would stop supporting loans for Russia .

the top expert on Russia , deputy secretary of state Strobe Talbott , says there are contingency plans in case of a Communist win , and that if they abandon reform , the U.S. would stop supporting Russia .

the administration 's top expert on Russia , Strobe Talbott , says in case of a Communist win , and if they should abandon the road to reform , the U.S. would stop supporting loans for Russia .

the administration 's top expert on Russia , deputy secretary of state Strobe Talbott , says there are contingency plans in case of a Communist win , and if they abandon the road to reform , the U.S. would stop loans for Russia .


I 'm quite sure that President Clinton will be able to drive home the point that his administration is prepared for any outcome .

I 'm sure that Clinton will be able to drive home the point that his administration is prepared for any outcome .

President Clinton will drive home the point that his administration is prepared for any outcome .


On this Father 's Day , we want to bring you the story of a difficult journey , a journey through the generations .

this Father 's Day , we bring you the story of a difficult journey through the generations .

On Father 's Day , we bring you the story of a journey through the generations .

On Father 's Day , we want to bring you the story of a difficult journey through the generations .


It 's going on in a prison in Pennsylvania .


We took these troubled youth who do n't have fathers , and brought them into the room to dads who do n't have their children .

We took these youth who do n't have fathers , and brought them to dads who do n't have their children .

We took youth who do n't have fathers , and brought them to dads who do n't have their children .


Words these dads never had the courage to speak to their own fathers they now write and read out loud .

Words these dads never had the courage to speak they now write and read out .

Words these dads never had the courage to speak to their fathers they now write and read out loud .


`` Dad , I have feelings .

`` Dad , I have feelings .
`` Dad , I have feelings .
`` Dad , I have feelings .


They still hurt to this day .

They hurt to this day .
They still hurt .
They still hurt .


The sad thing is , I grew up to be just like you . '

The sad thing is , I grew up to be like you . '

The sad thing is I grew up to be like you . '


Many hate the fathers they have now become .

Many hate the fathers they have become .


A good father would n't be in prison .

A good father would n't be in prison .
A good father would n't be in prison .
A good father would n't be in prison .


Right ?


So I do n't think I was selling drugs , no.

I do n't think I was selling drugs
I do n't think I was selling drugs
I do n't think I was selling drugs


For most of the men , confronting their past is the most painful part of the parenting program , but it 's also the first step in resolving the rage they feel toward their fathers , and the shame with their own children .

For most of the men , confronting their past is the most painful part of the program , but it 's the first step in resolving the rage they feel toward their fathers , and the shame with their children .

confronting their past is painful , but it 's the first step in resolving the rage toward their fathers , and the shame with their children .

For most , confronting their past is the most painful part of the program , but it 's the first step in resolving the rage toward their fathers , and the shame with their own children .


Here 's ABC 's Alexander Johnson .

Here 's Alexander Johnson .
Here 's Alexander Johnson .
ABC 's Alexander Johnson .


`` It might seem strange , getting a letter from someone you have n't seen or heard from in over 10 years .

`` It might seem strange , getting a letter from someone you have n't heard from in 10 years .


It might seem even stranger , knowing that person is your father . '

It might seem stranger , knowing that person is your father . '


John Mitchell was convicted of telemarketing fraud .


With 17-year-old Erin playing the part of his daughter , he reads a letter he 's too afraid to send .

With 17-year-old Erin playing his daughter , he reads a letter he 's afraid to send .

With 17-year-old Erin playing his daughter , he reads a letter he 's too afraid to send .


`` Because I did n't have the courage to talk to my own daughter . '

`` Because I did n't have the courage to talk to my daughter . '

`` I did n't have the courage to talk to my daughter . '

`` I did n't have the courage to talk to my own daughter . '


The roles reversed , John then listens to Erin , who abused drugs when communication with her father failed .

The roles reversed , John listens to Erin , who abused drugs when communication with her father failed .


`` And all the bad things I did was just a cry for my father to come and wrap his arms around me , and tell me he loved me . '

`` all the bad things I did was a cry for my father to wrap his arms around me , and tell me he loved me . '

`` the things I did was a cry for my father to come and tell me he loved me . '

`` the bad things I did was just a cry for my father to wrap his arms around me , and tell me he loved me . '


Lessons about how to build healthy relationships , lessons John and the other inmates , who graduated back to society this week , must now put to use at home .

Lessons about how to build healthy relationships , lessons John and the other inmates , who graduated back to society this week , must put to use at home .

Lessons about relationships , John and the other inmates , who graduated this week , must now put to use .

Lessons how to build healthy relationships , John and the inmates , who graduated back to society , must put to use .


I do n't know if I can be the perfect dad .


I will do my best each day , and the important thing I 've learned is to keep an open ear , communicate , and just love .

I will do my best , and I 've learned to keep an open ear , communicate , and just love .

I will do my best , and I 've learned to communicate , and love .

I will do my best , and I 've learned to keep an open ear , communicate , and love .


Sentenced to this prison in rural Pennsylvania , these men knew they faced hard time together , but they were surprised to learn what else they have in common .

Sentenced to this prison , these men knew they faced hard time together , but were surprised to learn what else they have in common .

Sentenced to prison , these men were surprised to learn what they have in common .

Sentenced to prison in Pennsylvania , these men knew they faced hard time together , but they were surprised to learn what else they have in common .


A second chance at fatherhood .

A second chance at fatherhood .
A second chance at fatherhood .
A second chance at fatherhood .


Alexander Johnson , ABC News , Lewisburg , Pennsylvania .


I had no relationship with my father at all.

I had no relationship with my father
I had no relationship with my father
I had no relationship with my father


He beat me a lot as a child , very verbally abusive .

He beat me as a child , verbally abusive .


And what they also have in common with many juvenile offenders from this area .

what they have in common with juvenile offenders from this area .

what they have in common with many juvenile offenders .


Drugs and alcohol was more important than I was to him , and that- it really hurt- hurt inside .

Drugs and alcohol was more important than I was to him , and that- hurt inside .

Drugs and alcohol was more important to him , and it hurt .

Drugs and alcohol was more important than I was to him , that- hurt inside .


And I would stick notes under his pillow saying , `` I hate you , I hope you die . '


Forced to their physical limits at this boot camp , these inmates must also face emotional tests , in a unique parenting program called HOPE .

Forced to their physical limits at this boot camp , these inmates must face emotional tests , in a parenting program called HOPE .

at this boot camp inmates face emotional tests , in a parenting program called HOPE .

Forced to physical limits at boot camp , inmates must also face emotional tests , in a unique parenting program called HOPE .


Mrs. Clinton is at the center of this investigation , along with her husband , partly because she had such an independent life of her own - first as a private lawyer in Arkansas , and then as an extremely active and politically involved First Lady .

Mrs. Clinton is at the center of this investigation , because she had an independent life - first as a lawyer , and then as an active and politically involved First Lady .

Mrs. Clinton is at the center of this investigation , along with her husband , because she had an independent life as a lawyer , and as an politically involved First Lady .

Mrs. Clinton is at the center of this investigation , along with her husband , because she had an independent life - first as a private lawyer in Arkansas , and then as an active and involved First Lady .


ABC 's Michele Norris tonight on some of the questions .

Michele Norris on some of the questions .


But the billing records recently found in the private quarters at the White House contradict that claim , showing that she did contact the state 's chief regulator on behalf of that bank .

the billing records found quarters at the White House contradict that claim .

the billing records at the White House contradict that , showing that she did contact the chief regulator on behalf of that bank .

the billing records found in the White House contradict that claim , showing she did contact the state 's chief regulator on behalf of that bank .


On the travel office firings two years ago , the First Lady claimed under oath that she had nothing to do with it.

On the travel office firings two years ago , the First Lady claimed that she had nothing to do with it.

On the travel office firings , the First Lady claimed under oath that she had nothing to do with it.


And again , that claim was challenged by a memo from a White House staffer which quoted Mrs. Clinton as saying , `` We need those people out .

that claim was challenged by a memo which quoted Mrs. Clinton as saying , `` We need those people out .

a memo from White House quoted Mrs. Clinton saying , `` We need those people out .

that claim was challenged by a memo from a White House staffer which quoted Mrs. Clinton saying , `` We need those people out .


We need our people in. '

We need our people in. '
We need our people in. '
We need our people in. '


And in the wake of Vincent Foster 's suicide , there was testimony that documents were removed from his office ; a charge Mrs. Clinton denied .

in the wake of Vincent Foster 's suicide , documents were removed from his office ; a charge Mrs. Clinton denied .

in the wake of Vincent Foster 's suicide , there was testimony documents were removed from his office ; a charge Mrs. Clinton denied .


But under congressional inquiry , some of the First Lady 's closest advisers undercut her credibility with a collective case of amnesia .

under congressional inquiry , the First Lady 's advisers undercut her credibility with a case of amnesia .

under congressional inquiry , some of the First Lady 's advisers undercut her credibility with a collective case of amnesia .

under inquiry , the First Lady 's closest advisers undercut her credibility with a collective case of amnesia .


I do n't remember .

I do n't remember .
I do n't remember .
I do n't remember .


I do n't recall .

I do n't recall .
I do n't recall
I do n't recall .


I have no firm recollection .

I have no recollection .
I have no recollection .
I have no recollection .


The Clintons accuse their critics of bombarding them with a never-ending stream of questions to keep them on the defensive .

The Clintons accuse their critics of bombarding them with questions to keep them on the defensive .

The Clintons accuse their critics of bombarding them with never-ending questions to keep them on the defensive .


The questions started from the very beginning , when the Clintons were campaigning four years ago .

The questions started when the Clintons were campaigning four years ago .


But an examination of the First Lady 's statements suggest that problems like Whitewater stay afloat because while the questions keep coming , the answers often change .

problems like Whitewater stay afloat because while the questions keep coming , the answers change .

an examination of the First Lady 's statements suggest that problems stay because while questions keep coming , answers often change .

an examination of the First Lady 's statements suggest that problems stay afloat because while the questions keep coming , the answers often change .


Michele Norris , ABC News , Washington .


Can we ask Mrs. Clinton ?

Can we ask Mrs. Clinton ?
Can we ask Mrs. Clinton ?
Can we ask Mrs. Clinton ?


Sure .


Ask her whatever you want .

Ask her whatever you want .
Ask her whatever .
Ask her whatever .


On the issue of Whitewater , Mrs. Clinton denied representing her partner Jim McDougal 's bank before Arkansas state regulators .

On the issue of Whitewater , Mrs. Clinton denied representing her partner Jim McDougal 's bank before state regulators .

On Whitewater , Mrs. Clinton denied representing Jim McDougal 's bank before Arkansas regulators .


My firm has done work for the bank .

My firm has done work for the bank .
My firm has done work for the bank .
My firm has done work for the bank .


That 's right .


And I have done work for the bank not related to the state at all.

I have done work not related to the state


Now , for his part , Bob Dole is campaigning in the Golden State , hoping to cut into Bill Clinton 's lead in the polls .

Dole is campaigning in the Golden State , hoping to cut into Clinton 's lead in the polls .

Bob Dole is campaigning in the Golden State , hoping to cut Bill Clinton 's lead in the polls .


A new survey shows the president leading Dole by 23-percentage points in California in a two-man race , 57 percent to 34 percent .

A survey shows the president leading Dole in California , 57 percent to 34 percent .

A survey shows the president leading Dole in California , 57 percent to 34 .

A new survey shows the president leading Dole in California 57 percent to 34 percent .


This is , really , the start of Mr. Dole 's California campaign .

This is the start of Dole 's California campaign .


Ken Kachigian is aboard as the man in charge .


He has a plan - where you go , what to do , what to talk about .


And Dole , who is notoriously undisciplined as a speaker , everything seems to wander all over the lot , this time has been very good about that .

Dole , undisciplined as a speaker , this time has been good about that .

Dole , notoriously undisciplined as a speaker , this time has been very good .

Dole , undisciplined as a speaker , has been good .


He is not talking about Whitewater , he is not even talking about the FBI files .

He is not talking about Whitewater , he is not talking about the FBI files .

He is not talking about Whitewater , not even about the FBI files .

He is not talking about Whitewater , not about the FBI files .


He was on message , a defensive end , a farm event , and this morning 's issue - illegal immigration .

He was on message , a defensive end , a farm event , and illegal immigration .

He was on message , and this morning 's issue - illegal immigration .


If the federal government does n't want the responsibility of taking control of our borders , then maybe they ought to turn it over to the states .

If the federal government does n't want the responsibility of taking control of our borders , then they ought to turn it over to the states .

If the government does n't want the responsibility of our borders , they ought to turn it over to the states .

If the federal government does n't want the responsibility of our borders , then they ought to turn it over to the states .


But as long as the federal government has it - and I believe we should have it - we ought to be able to control the borders , and we should n't stick the states with billions and billions of dollars of extra expenses , particularly a state as large as California .

the federal government ought to be able to control the borders , and we should n't stick the states with billions of dollars of expenses .

the federal government ought to be able to control the borders , and should n't stick the states with billions of dollars of expenses , particularly California .

we ought to be able to control the borders and we should n't stick the states with billions of dollars of expenses , particularly California .


Because each year an additional 300,000 individuals are in our country illegally - not legally , illegally .

each year an additional 300,000 individuals are in our country illegally .

each year 300,000 individuals are in our country illegally .


And about of them come to California .

And of them come to California .
And about of them come to California .
of them come to California .


A year ago , Dole lead Mr. Clinton in California 47 percent to 42 percent .

A year ago , Dole lead Clinton in California 47 percent to 42 percent .


And each illegal entry into this country is an affront , not just to the laws of the United States , but to every immigrant who did the right thing , played by the rules , and came to this country legally .

each illegal entry is an affront , not just to the laws of the United States , but to every immigrant who came to this country legally .

each illegal entry is an affront , not just to the laws , but to every immigrant who came to this country legally .

each illegal entry is an affront not just to the laws of the United States , but to every immigrant who came to this country legally .


As far as being down in the polls is concerned , there is also some recent history in California that suggests the voters are in a flighty mood .

recent history in California suggests the voters are in a flighty mood .

in polls , recent history in California suggests voters are in a flighty mood .


Governor Pete Wilson was behind Kathleen Brown by 23 points .


He wound up beating her by 15 .

He wound up beating her by 15 .
He wound up beating her by 15 .
He wound up beating her by 15 .


That 's a 38-point swing , and Kachigian and others who are working on the Dole campaign love to talk about those numbers .

That 's a 38-point swing , and Kachigian and others working on the Dole campaign love to talk about those numbers .

That 's a 38-point swing , and the Dole campaign love those numbers .


Bernie ?


Thank you , Bruce Morton in Woodland Hills , California .

Thank you , Bruce Morton in California .


Our man Bruce Morton is in Woodland Hills , California , with the Dole campaign .

Bruce Morton is in Woodland Hills with the Dole campaign .

Bruce Morton is with the Dole campaign .

Bruce Morton is in California , with the Dole campaign .


Bruce , any reaction to these poll numbers ?

any reaction to these numbers ?
any reaction to these numbers ?
any reaction to these numbers ?


Well , Bernie , what they say is , first of all , one poll is one poll , and it 's just that - a moment in time .

what they say is one poll is one poll , and it 's just that - a moment in time .

first , one poll is just that - a moment in time .


It may be accurate , it may not .

It may be accurate , it may not .
It may be accurate , it may not .
It may be accurate , it may not .


The second thing is , this is a Field [ sp ] poll , and some of the staff people say they have reservations about Mervin Field 's [ sp ] polls .

this is a Field poll , and some of the staff have reservations about Mervin Field 's polls .

this is a Field poll , and staff have reservations about Mervin Field .

second , some of the staff have reservations about Mervin Field 's polls .


He has been famously wrong once or twice in the past , so they really are tending to downplay it.

He has been wrong in the past , so they are tending to downplay it.

He has been famously wrong in the past , so they downplay it.


It does n't , of course , reflect this California swing .

It does n't reflect this California swing .


Today Democrats accused Robert Dole of breaking federal election law by overspending in his presidential campaign .

Democrats accused Robert Dole of breaking election law by overspending in his campaign .

Democrats accused Dole of breaking election law by overspending in his campaign .

Democrats accused Robert Dole of breaking federal law by overspending in his presidential campaign .


In April , the Dole campaign came close to the $ 37 million spending limit , a limit Dole promised to abide by , in exchange for taking federal matching funds .

In April , the campaign came close to the $ 37 million limit Dole promised to abide by , in exchange for taking federal matching funds .

the Dole campaign came close to the $ 37 million spending limit , Dole promised to abide by , in exchange for federal matching funds .

In April , Dole came close to the $ 37 million spending limit , in exchange for taking federal matching funds .


In a complaint filed today at the Federal Election Commission , the DNC focuses on Dole 's campaign spending from May 1st to the GOP convention in August .

In a complaint filed at the Federal Election Commission , the DNC focuses on Dole 's spending from May 1st to the GOP convention in August .

In a complaint filed today , the DNC focuses on Dole 's campaign spending from May 1st to the GOP convention .

a complaint filed at the Federal Election Commission focuses on Dole 's campaign spending from May 1st to the GOP convention .


After the convention , both Dole and Clinton will get $ 62 million from the Treasury for the fall campaign , but until then , the DNC 's general counsel , Joe Sandler , says his analysis shows that Dole is out of money .

After the convention , both Dole and Clinton will get $ 62 million for the fall campaign , but until then Dole is out of money .

Dole and Clinton will get $ 62 million from the Treasury for the fall campaign , but until then , the DNC 's analysis shows that Dole is out of money .

After the convention , both Dole and Clinton will get $ 62 million from the Treasury for the fall , but until then , the DNC 's analysis shows that Dole is out of money .


For the month of May , we constructed or determined the minimal costs that the Dole campaign must have spent , based on past spending patterns , as reflected in their FEC reports and press accounts of campaign operations .

For of May , we determined the costs that the Dole campaign must have spent , based on past patterns , as reflected in their FEC reports and press accounts of campaign operations .

For May , we determined the minimal costs that the campaign must have spent , based on past patterns reflected in FEC reports and press accounts of campaign operations .

For the month of May , we determined the minimal costs that the Dole campaign spent , based on past patterns in their FEC reports and press accounts of campaign operations .


The Democrats released a two-inch-thick pack of spreadsheets and other documents to support their charges - first , that the Dole campaign is already $ 343,000 over the limit ; second , that the Republican National Committee and other organizations are secretly paying for campaign activities ; and third , that there 's no way Dole can get through the convention without going over the limit by at least a million dollars .

The Democrats released spreadsheets and other documents to support their charges that the campaign is $ 343,000 over the limit , that the Republican National Committee and other organizations are secretly paying for campaign activities and that there 's no way Dole can get through the convention without going over the limit by a million dollars .

The Democrats released a pack documents to support their charges - that the Dole campaign is $ 343,000 over the limit ; that the Republican National Committee and other organizations are paying for campaign activities ; and that there 's no way Dole can get through the convention without going over the limit by a million dollars .

The Democrats documents support that the Dole campaign is already $ 343,000 over , that the Republican National Committee are paying for campaign activities and that there 's no way Dole can get through the convention without going over by a million dollars .


Dole denied that his campaign has overspent or broken any campaign finance laws .

Dole denied that his campaign has overspent or broken any laws .

Dole denied his campaign has broken campaign finance laws .


He said Clinton is getting undisclosed support from organized labor , and pointed out that Clinton did n't have primary challengers like he did .

He said Clinton is getting undisclosed support from organized labor , and that Clinton did n't have primary challengers .

He said Clinton is getting undisclosed support , and that Clinton did n't have primary challengers .


But he got a $ 10 million subsidy for you taxpayers for his campaign , even without any real opposition .

But he got a $ 10 million subsidy for taxpayers for his campaign without opposition .

But he got a $ 10 million subsidy for his campaign .

he got a $ 10 million subsidy for his campaign , without any real opposition .


And then organized labor came to town and laid down 35 million bucks and said , `` Here you are , Mr. President .

And then organized labor laid down 35 million bucks .

And organized labor laid down 35 million bucks .


Here 's 35 million . '

Here 's 35 million . '
Here 's 35 million . '
Here 's 35 million . '


Dole got reinforcements from the Republican National Committee .


Democrats charge he exceeded the limit in May .

Democrats charge he exceeded the limit .


Chairman Haley Barbour called a news conference right after the Democrats held theirs .

Chairman Haley Barbour called a news conference .

Chairman Haley Barbour called a news conference after the Democrats .


It is a typical tactic of the left to try to win in court what you ca n't win at the ballot box .

It is a tactic of the left to try to win in court what you ca n't win at the ballot box .


This is a transparent attempt by Bill Clinton and the Democrat Party to try to divert attention away from the bad news that 's getting worse about their own legal and ethical problems .

This is a transparent attempt by Clinton and the Democrat Party to try to divert attention away from the bad news about their own legal and ethical problems .

This is a attempt by the Democrat Party to divert attention from their legal and ethical problems .

This is a attempt by Clinton and the Democrat Party to divert attention from the bad news about their own legal and ethical problems .


Barbour released a page of numbers from the Dole campaign .

Barbour released numbers from the Dole campaign .


It started out at the same point the Democrats did - a campaign almost flat broke - but listed income , both real and anticipated , that the Democrats did n't include .

It started out at the same point the Democrats did but listed income that the Democrats did n't include .

It started out broke - but listed income , both real and anticipated , that the Democrats did n't .


Much of it would come from selling assets of Dole 's primary campaign - computers , television spots and everything in between - to the general election campaign .

it would come from selling assets of Dole 's primary campaign to the general election campaign .

it would come from selling assets of Dole 's primary campaign - computers , television spots - to the general election campaign .


But Barbour said campaign spending ought to be deregulated .


We 've got a law that 's grossly unfair .

We 've got a law that 's unfair .
We 've got a law that 's unfair .
We 've got a law that 's unfair .


I mean , we 're sitting in a situation right now where Bill Clinton , as of May 31st , had $ 20 million in the bank to spend for his general election .

we 're in a situation where Clinton had $ 20 million to spend for his general election .

Clinton , as of May 31st , had $ 20 million to spend for his election .

Bill Clinton , as of May 31st , had $ 20 million for his general election .


He 's just got to spend it for general election purposes prior to August the 29th .

He 's got to spend it for general election purposes prior to August the 29th .

He 's got to spend it for election purposes prior to August 29th .


NPR 's Peter Overby reports .

NPR 's Peter Overby reports .
Peter Overby reports .
Peter Overby reports .


Bob Dole , under this law , because he had to win his party 's primary , has about a million dollars .

Dole , because he had to win his party 's primary , has a million dollars .

Dole , because he had to win his primary , has about a million .


That is grossly unfair .

That is unfair .
That is unfair .
That is unfair .


It is a stupid law .

It is a stupid law .
It is a stupid law .
It is a stupid law .


The American people- what the American people want is competitive politics .

The American people want competitive politics .

the American people want competitive politics .


The Democrats are asking for immediate action from the Federal Election Commission , but that body moves slowly .

The Democrats are asking for action from the Federal Election Commission , but that moves slowly .

The Democrats are asking for immediate action from the Federal Election Commission that moves slowly .

The Democrats are asking for action from the Federal Election Commission , but that body moves slowly .


For example , the FEC fined House Democratic leader Richard Gephardt for violations by his 1988 presidential campaign .

the FEC fined Richard Gephardt for violations by his 1988 campaign .

the FEC fined Democratic leader Richard Gephardt for violations by his 1988 presidential campaign .


He paid the fine in 1995 .

He paid in 1995 .
He paid the fine in 1995 .
He paid the fine in 1995 .


I 'm Peter Overby in Washington .

I 'm Peter Overby in Washington .
Peter Overby Washington .
Peter Overby in Washington .


The Dole for President campaign spent heavily last winter trying to build a sense of inevitability around his candidacy .

The Dole campaign spent heavily to build a sense of inevitability around his candidacy .

The Dole for President campaign spent heavily last winter .

The Dole campaign spent heavily last winter trying to build his candidacy .


When Pat Buchanan 's populism and Steve Forbes ' personal fortune made the race more competitive , Dole had to keep on spending .

When Pat Buchanan and Steve Forbes made the race more competitive , Dole had to keep on spending .

Pat Buchanan 's populism and Steve Forbes ' personal fortune made Dole keep on spending .


Don Fowler , chairman of the Democratic National Committee , says Dole knew the rules when he decided to run .

Don Fowler , chairman of the Democratic National Committee , says Dole knew the rules .


He made the decisions in 1995 , in early 1996 , to spend at a very high rate .

He made the decisions to spend at a high rate .

He made the decisions in 1995 to spend at a high rate .

He made decisions to spend at a high rate .


He made those decisions on his own .

He made those decisions on his own .
He made those decisions on his own .
He made those decisions .


He expended most of his money , and the fact that he 's out of money now and being forced to violate the law is his responsibility .

He expended most of his money , and the fact that he 's out of money and being forced to violate the law is his responsibility .

He expended his money , and being forced to violate the law is his responsibility .

He expended most of his money , and that he 's now forced to violate the law is his responsibility .


Bob Dole is also catching flack from another angle- the Democratic National Committee today charged he has played fast and loose with primary campaing spending limits .

Bob Dole is catching flack from another angle- the Democratic National Committee today charged he has played fast and loose with primary campaing spending limits .

Bob Dole is catching flack from the Democratic National Committee charged he has played fast and loose with campaing spending limits .


The Dole camp denies it.

The Dole camp denies it.
The Dole camp denies it.
Dole denies it.


Clinton 's campaign got federal matching funds , ostensibly for his primary campaign , based on contributions received after he was nominated .

Clinton 's campaign got federal funds , ostensibly for his primary campaign , based on contributions received after he was nominated .

Clinton 's campaign got federal funds for his primary campaign , based on contributions received after he was nominated .

Clinton 's campaign got federal matching funds for his primary campaign , based on contributions received after he was nominated .


FEC auditors wanted Clinton to repay $ 4 million ; it would have been the most ever .

FEC auditors wanted Clinton to repay $ 4 million ; the most ever .


But the three Democratic commissioners vetoed that .


The FEC deadlocked on partisan lines .

The FEC deadlocked on partisan lines .
The FEC deadlocked .
The FEC deadlocked .


The Clinton campaign has never ever been found guilty of any violations of the Federal Election Campaign Act or paid one penny in penalties .

The Clinton campaign has never been found guilty of any violations of the Federal Election Campaign Act or paid one penny in penalties .

The campaign has never been found guilty of any violations of the Federal Election Campaign Act or paid penalties .

The Clinton campaign has never ever been found guilty of violations of the Federal Election Campaign Act or paid penalties .


No civil penalties , but the Clinton campaign still repaid taxpayers more than $ 1.3 million , even after FEC Democrats softened the audit findings .

No civil penalties , but the Clinton campaign repaid taxpayers more than $ 1.3 million .

but the campaign still repaid $ 1.3 million , after FEC Democrats softened the findings .

No civil penalties , but the Clinton campaign repaid taxpayers more than $ 1.3 million , after FEC Democrats softened the audit findings .


And how about House Democratic leader Richard Gephardt ?

how about Democratic leader Richard Gephardt ?


The FEC found his 1988 presidential campaign went over the spending limit in Iowa by more than $ 450,000 , nearly 60 percent higher than allowed .

his 1988 campaign went over the limit in Iowa by more than $ 450,000 , 60 percent higher than allowed .

The FEC found his 1988 campaign over the spending limit in Iowa by $ 450,000 , 60 percent higher than allowed .

The FEC found his 1988 presidential campaign over the spending limit in Iowa by $ 450,000 , 60 percent higher than allowed .


He had to give back nearly $ 120,000 .

He had to give back $ 120,000 .
He had to give back $ 120,000 .
He had to give back $ 120,000 .


Candidates have been overspending ever since limits were enacted .

Candidates have been overspending since limits were enacted .


Brooks Jackson has the story and a bit of political history as well .

Brooks Jackson has the story and a bit of political history .


Ronald Reagan went $ 30,000 over the limit in New Hampshire in 1976 , and nearly $ 55,000 over in 1980 .

Ronald Reagan went $ 30,000 over the limit in New Hampshire in 1976 , and $ 55,000 over in 1980 .

Reagan went $ 30,000 over in New Hampshire in 1976 , and $ 55,000 in 1980 .


Also in 1980 , Jimmy Carter overspent in Iowa , New Hampshire , and Maine .


And , Ted Kennedy also broke the limits in Iowa and New Hampshire .

Ted Kennedy broke the limits in Iowa and New Hampshire .


Limit-busting has n't worked very well as a campaign issue .

Limit-busting has n't worked well as a campaign issue .

Limit-busting has n't worked very well .

Limit-busting has n't worked as a campaign issue .


In 1984 , Gary Hart attacked Walter Mondale for using so-called delegate committees to evade limits .

In 1984 , Gary Hart attacked Walter Mondale for using delegate committees to evade limits .

In 1984 , Gary Hart attacked Mondale for using delegate committees to evade limits .


He must give the money back .

He must give the money back .
He must give the money back .
give the money back .


Give the money back , Walter .

Give the money back , Walter .
Give the money back .
Give the money back .


Hart lost , even though he was right .

Hart lost , even though he was right .
Hart lost , even though he was right .
Hart lost , though he was right .


Mondale eventually paid a whopping $ 350,000 to settle the FEC 's findings of illegality .

Mondale eventually paid $ 350,000 to settle the findings of illegality .

Mondale paid $ 350,000 to settle the FEC 's findings .


Democratic Senator John Glenn 's opponents keep bringing up $ 2 million in bank loans to his '84 presidential campaign , loans the FEC said were illegal .

Democratic Senator John Glenn 's opponents keep bringing up $ 2 million in bank loans to his '84 campaign , loans the FEC said were illegal .

Democratic Senator John Glenn 's opponents keep bringing up $ 2 million in loans his '84 campaign , the FEC said were illegal .


Democrats say Citizen Dole is flunking civics .

Democrats say Dole is flunking civics .
Democrats say Dole is flunking civics .
Democrats say Dole is flunking civics .


People are still waiting for their money !


John Glenn - he just keeps owing and owing and owing .

John Glenn - he just keeps owing .
he keeps owing .
John Glenn - he keeps owing .


But Glenn won that '92 campaign and those old loans are still not paid off.

Glenn won that '92 campaign and those loans are still not paid off.

Glenn won that '92 campaign and those loans are not paid off.


Wednesday , the Dole campaign denied overspending , and Dole pointed to Clinton 's use of leftover federal primary funds against Dole .

the Dole campaign denied overspending , and Dole pointed to Clinton 's use of leftover primary funds .

the Dole campaign denied overspending , and Dole pointed to Clinton 's use of federal primary funds .

Dole denied overspending and pointed to Clinton 's use of federal primary funds against Dole .


I 'm more concerned about Clinton getting about $ 11 million from the FEC when he did n't really have an opponent in the primary .

I 'm concerned about Clinton getting $ 11 million from the FEC when he did n't have an opponent in the primary .

I 'm concerned about Clinton getting $ 11 million when he did n't have an opponent in the primary .

I 'm concerned about Clinton getting $ 11 million from the FEC when he did n't have an opponent .


I think he ought to refund the $ 11 million .

he ought to refund the $ 11 million .
he ought to refund the $ 11 million .
he ought to refund the $ 11 million .


However Dole 's spending plays out as a political issue , do n't expect a legal decision anytime soon .

However Dole 's spending plays out as a political issue , do n't expect a legal decision soon .

However Dole 's spending plays out , do n't expect a legal decision soon .


George Bush violated the primary spending limits in 1988 , and it took the FEC until last December to close the case , with a stern letter telling the ex-president in effect , do n't do it again .

George Bush violated the primary spending limits in 1988 , and it took the FEC until last December to close the case , with a letter telling the ex-president , do n't do it again .

George Bush violated the spending limits in 1988 , and it took the FEC until last December to close the case , with a letter telling the ex-president , do n't do it again .

George Bush violated the primary spending limits in 1988 , and it took the FEC until last December to close the case , with a letter telling the ex-president do n't do it again .


Democratic National Committee Chairman Don Fowler officially accused Dole 's campaign of violating pre-nomination spending limits by at least $ 343,000 and said the Federal Election Commission should step in to keep the total from going higher , and he attacked Dole 's personal character .

Democratic National Committee Chairman Don Fowler accused Dole 's campaign of violating pre-nomination spending limits by $ 343,000 and said the Federal Election Commission should step in to keep the total from going higher , and he attacked Dole 's personal character .

Democratic National Committee Chairman Don Fowler accused Dole 's campaign of violating spending limits by $ 343,000 and said the Federal Election Commission should step in , and he attacked Dole 's character .

Democratic National Committee Chairman Don Fowler accused Dole 's campaign of violating pre-nomination spending limits by $ 343,000 and said the Federal Election Commission should keep the total from going higher , and he attacked Dole 's character .


This is about public trust .

This is about trust .
This is about trust .
This is about trust .


Bob Dole pledged to the American people that in return for millions of taxpayer dollars , he would obey the law .

Bob Dole pledged that in return for millions of taxpayer dollars , he would obey the law .

Dole pledged to the people that in return for millions of dollars , he would obey the law .


He has broken that promise , and he has violated that trust .

He has broken that promise and violated that trust .


But a look at the history of similar complaints shows this sword can cut both ways .

a look at similar complaints shows this sword can cut both ways .


Clinton 's own 1992 campaign was accused by federal auditors of gouging taxpayers .

Clinton 's 1992 campaign was accused of gouging taxpayers .

Clinton 's 1992 campaign was accused by auditors of gouging taxpayers .


Well , the ball could be on its last bounce tonight for the NBA season .

the ball could be on its last bounce for the NBA season .


The Chicago Bulls and Seattle Supersonics are facing off.


That is when the Bulls won their second NBA championship , second of three in a row - a lot of problems on the streets that night when they clinched that NBA title - looting , cars were overturned , things really got kind of out of hand .

That is when the Bulls won their second NBA championship of three in a row - a lot of problems on the streets when they clinched that NBA title - looting , cars were overturned , things got out of hand .

That is when the Bulls won their second championship - a lot of problems on the streets that night looting , cars were overturned .

That is when the Bulls won their second NBA championship , second of three in a row - problems on the streets that night - looting , cars overturned .


So what the city has done is made a concerted effort , spending upwards of $ 3 million on security and putting together a public service announcement , featuring the likes of Bulls coach Phil Jackson , Michael Jordan himself and an unlikely candidate for a public service announcement on how to conduct oneself properly - Dennis Rodman .

So the city has made a concerted effort , spending upwards of $ 3 million on security and putting together a public service announcement , featuring Bulls coach Phil Jackson , Michael Jordan himself and an unlikely candidate for a public service announcement on how to conduct oneself properly - Dennis Rodman .

the city has made a effort , spending $ 3 million on security and putting together a public service announcement , featuring Bulls coach Phil Jackson , Michael Jordan and Dennis Rodman .

the city made a concerted effort , spending $ 3 million on security and putting together a public service announcement , featuring Bulls coach Phil Jackson , Michael Jordan and an unlikely candidate - Dennis Rodman .


Just like last time , we 're all in this together .


If we win , celebrate our achievements with style and dignity .

If we win , celebrate with style and dignity .


This Chicago 's moment to shine .

This Chicago 's moment to shine .
This Chicago 's moment to shine .
This Chicago 's moment to shine .


Let 's show the world how to do it right .


That is what they hope happens tonight - the Bulls clinch the championship - however at this moment , things not looking tremendously well , the Bulls down by about 20 points .

they hope the Bulls clinch the championship - however at this moment , things not looking well , the Bulls down by about 20 points .

That is what they hope happens tonight - the Bulls clinch the championship - however things not looking well , the Bulls down by about 20 points .

That is what they hope happens - the Bulls clinch the championship - however things not looking well .


We will continue to stand here and dance with the folks and hope that things turn out for the best .

We will stand here and dance with the folks and hope that things turn out for the best .

We will continue to stand here and hope for the best .

We will continue to dance with the folks and hope that things turn out for the best .


We 'll continue to watch it.

We 'll watch it.
We 'll continue to watch
We 'll continue to watch


For now , reporting live from Michael Jordan 's Restaurant in Chicago , Jeff Flock .


And Chicago could take its fourth championship of the decade with one more win .

Chicago could take its fourth championship of the decade .


Back to you folks .

Back to you .
Back to you .
Back to you .


CNN 's Jeff Flock joins us now and is bracing for a wild night on the streets of Chicago .


Jeff , how you doing out there ?

Jeff , how you doing ?
how you doing ?
how you doing ?


Well , it is kind of a wild night .

it is a wild night .
it is a wild night .
it is a wild night .


This is Michael Jordan 's Restaurant here in Chicago and , yes , as a Bulls birthday cake passes over my head here in just about two seconds - again , Michael Jordan 's Restaurant - but not particularly good news for the Bulls tonight so far .

This is Michael Jordan 's Restaurant and , as a Bulls birthday cake passes over my head in just about two seconds - - but not good news for the Bulls so far .

This is Michael Jordan 's Restaurant Bulls - but not particularly good news for the Bulls so far .

This is Michael Jordan 's Restaurant in Chicago but not particularly good news for the Bulls tonight so far .


By my count , they are trailing the Seattle Supersonics by 21 points here at halftime , so it 's an appropriate time for us to show you Michael Jordan 's Restaurant .

they are trailing the Seattle Supersonics by 21 points at halftime , so it 's appropriate for us to show you Michael Jordan 's Restaurant .

they are trailing the Supersonics by 21 points at halftime , so it 's time for us to show you Michael Jordan 's Restaurant .

they are trailing the Seattle Supersonics by 21 points at halftime , so it 's time to show you Michael Jordan 's Restaurant .


Perhaps you see outside the soaring picture of Michael , as it soars perhaps two or three stories over Chicago - Michael 's picture painted out on that restaurant here .

Perhaps you see the picture of Michael , as it soars two or three stories over Chicago painted on that restaurant .

the picture of Michael soars two or three stories over Chicago painted out on that restaurant .

you see soaring Michael two or three stories over Chicago painted on that restaurant .


Obviously , this city concerned if tonight the Bulls can somehow pull it out and claim victory tonight , concerned that they do n't have a repeat of what happened in 1992 .

this city concerned if the Bulls can claim victory tonight , concerned that they do n't have a repeat of what happened in 1992 .

this city concerned if tonight the Bulls can claim victory , that they do n't have a repeat of what happened in 1992 .

this city concerned the Bulls can pull it out and claim victory tonight , concerned that they do n't have a repeat of 1992 .


Bob Dole 's first complete day as private citizen and full-time presidential candidate may not be all he had hoped .

Bob Dole 's first day as private citizen and presidential candidate may not be all he had hoped .

Bob Dole 's first day as presidential candidate may not be all he had hoped .

Bob Dole 's first day as private citizen and full-time presidential candidate may not be all he had hoped .


He says his Senate exit yesterday left him with a `` empty feeling , ' reinforced when he called his office today and no one was there .

his Senate exit yesterday left him with a `` empty feeling , ' reinforced today .

his Senate exit left him with a `` empty feeling , ' reinforced when he called his office and no one was there .


Well , I 'm going around the country to see where they have the best unemployment benefits and I thought I 'd check it out in Ohio and then go on to Kansas .

I 'm going around the country to see where they have the best unemployment benefits and I thought I 'd check it out in Ohio and then go to Kansas .

I 'm going to see where they have the best unemployment benefits and I thought check it out in Ohio and then Kansas .

I 'm going around the country to see where they have the best unemployment benefits and I thought I 'd check out Ohio and then go to Kansas .


His speech was an extension of his farewell remarks Tuesday before Congress , but today the tone was more partisan .

His speech was an extension of his farewell remarks before Congress , but today the tone was more partisan .

His speech was an extension of his farewell remarks , but more partisan .


I 'm not going to run on a stolen agenda ; it 's going to be my agenda , it 's going to be Bob Dole 's agenda .

I 'm not going to run on a stolen agenda ; it 's going to be my agenda .

I 'm not going to run on a stolen agenda .


It 's not going to be the House agenda or the Senate agenda , it 's going to be my agenda for America and my agenda for the future .

It 's not going to be the House or the Senate agenda , it 's going to be my agenda for America and for the future .

It 's going to be my agenda for America and for the future .


And I do n't have any personal animus towards President Clinton .

I do n't have any animus towards Clinton .

I do n't have any animus towards President Clinton .


In fact , he called me yesterday to tell my goodbye , and I 'm going to call him November 5 .

he called me yesterday , and I 'm going to call him November 5 .

he called me to tell my goodbye , and I 'm going to call him November 5 .

he called to tell my goodbye , and I 'm going to call him November 5 .


Dole reflected on his years in Congress , promising supporters he 'll run for president with the same commitment he brought to the Senate .

Dole reflected on his years in Congress , promising he 'll run for president with the same commitment he brought to the Senate .

Dole reflected on his years in Congress , promising supporters the same commitment .


Running for president is probably a pretty full-time job , and so I 'm going to have all the time I need now to focus and to get the job done , because the stakes could n't be greater .

Running for president is a full-time job , and I 'm going to have the time I need to focus and to get the job done .

Running for president is a full-time job , and I 'm going to have all the time I need to get the job done .

Running for president is a full-time job , and I have all the time I need to focus and to get the job done , because the stakes could n't be greater .


Aides say this trip is a chance for Dole to showcase himself yet again as a regular person .

this trip is a chance for Dole to showcase himself as a regular person .

this trip is a chance for Dole to showcase himself .


Later , he 'll travel to Kansas to return to his roots there , and aides promise he 'll be more open and engaging as the campaign continues .

he 'll travel to Kansas to return to his roots there , and he 'll be more open and engaging as the campaign continues .

he 'll travel to Kansas to his roots , and aides he 'll be open and engaging .

he 'll travel to Kansas to his roots , and he 'll be more open and engaging as the campaign continues .


That apparently did n't distract Dole from the business at hand , courting voters in Ohio and projecting the attitude of both a regular guy and a winner .

That did n't distract Dole from courting voters in Ohio and projecting the attitude of both a regular guy and a winner .

That did n't distract Dole from courting voters and projecting the attitude of both a regular guy and a winner .


The former Senate majority leader will visit eight states in three days , and aides say he 'll return to Ohio several times before the November election because it 's an important swing state .

The former Senate majority leader will visit eight states in three days , and he 'll return to Ohio several times before the election because it 's an important swing state .

The former Senate majority leader will visit eight states in three days , and he 'll return to Ohio because it 's an swing state .

The former Senate leader will visit eight states in three days , and he 'll return to Ohio several times before the election because it 's an important swing state .


And I 'm determined to criss-cross America between now and November 5 and tell our story .

I 'm determined to criss-cross America and tell our story .

I 'm determined to criss-cross America between now and November 5 .


Not only is Ohio an important battleground , but it knows something about picking winners .

Not only is Ohio important , but it knows about picking winners .

Ohio knows something about picking winners .


Only twice in the past 100 years has Ohio not selected the winner in a presidential race , and no Republican has ever won the White House without winning Ohio .

Only twice in the past 100 years has Ohio not selected the winner , and no Republican has ever won the White House without winning Ohio .

Only twice in 100 years has Ohio not selected the winner , and no Republican has won the White House without winning Ohio .

Only twice in 100 years has Ohio not selected the winner in a presidential race , and no Republican has ever won the White House without winning Ohio .


Marc Watts , CNN , with the Dole campaign in Toledo , Ohio .

Marc Watts , CNN , Toledo , Ohio .
Marc Watts , CNN .
Marc Watts , Ohio .


Our Marc Watts is with the Dole camp .

Marc Watts is with the Dole camp .
Marc Watts is with the Dole camp .
Marc Watts is with the Dole camp .


The first order of business for Bob Dole - changing the official name of his campaign plane to Citizen 's Ship .

The first order of business for Dole - changing the name of his campaign plane to Citizen 's Ship .

first for Bob Dole - changing the name of his campaign plane to Citizen 's Ship .

first for Dole - changing the name of his campaign plane to Citizen 's Ship .


Until yesterday , it was called The Leader 's Ship .


With that , the former Senate majority leader embarked on his first campaign trip as a private citizen .

the former Senate majority leader embarked on his first campaign trip .


First stop - Toledo , Ohio .

First stop - Toledo , Ohio .
First stop - Toledo , Ohio .
First stop - Toledo , Ohio .


George Strait 's song `` Heartland ' welcomed Dole at a luncheon for the Toledo Chamber of Commerce .

George Strait 's song `` Heartland ' welcomed Dole .


America 's Heartland is the theme of the Dole campaign trip .

America 's Heartland is the theme of the campaign trip .

America 's Heartland is the theme of the trip .


We begin this morning , overseas , where a DC-10 with 275 people on board crashed today just after takeoff in Fukuoka , Japan .

a DC-10 with 275 people on board crashed today after takeoff in Fukuoka , Japan .

a DC-10 with 275 people on board crashed today in Fukuoka , Japan .


At least three people are dead , dozens more are injured .

three people are dead , dozens injured .

At least three people are dead , dozens more injured .


There is a possibility that engine problems attributed to the cause of this crash .

There is a possibility that engine problems attributed to this crash .

There is a possibility engine problems attributed to the cause .


There were reports that flames could be seen coming from the aircraft before the actual impact .

flames could be seen coming from the aircraft before the impact .

flames could be seen before the actual impact .


The Fukuoka International Airport is only 2,000 meters long .

The Fukuoka International Airport is 2,000 meters long .


Most international airports that service large planes like this are 4,000 meters , double in length , and it may be a contributing factor .

Most international airports that service large planes are 4,000 meters , and it may be a contributing factor .

Most airports that service large planes are 4,000 meters , and it may be a contributing factor .

Most international airports that service large planes like this are 4,000 meters , and it may be a contributing factor .


The pilot , reportedly , had reached that point , V-2 , where he began his lift-off and that was when the problems began .

The pilot had reached that point where he began his lift-off and that was when the problems began .

The pilot began his lift-off when the problems began .

The pilot began his lift-off and that was when the problems began .


Emergency rescue crews were on the scene within minutes and conducted the rescues and the firefighting effort simultaneously .

rescue crews were on the scene within minutes and conducted the rescues and the firefighting simultaneously .

rescue crews were on the scene within minutes and conducted the firefighting effort simultaneously .


Many people were able to slide down the emergency chutes .

Many were able to slide down the emergency chutes .


There was some criticism of the Garuda International stewardesses , saying that they did not guide them and conduct emergency evacuation procedures properly .

There was criticism of the stewardesses , saying that they did not guide them and conduct emergency evacuation procedures properly .

There was criticism of the stewardesses , saying that they did not conduct evacuation procedures properly .

There was criticism of the stewardesses , saying that they did not conduct emergency evacuation procedures properly .


Again , these are the passengers who were on board the plane , saying they were indicated to go out exits that were on fire .

these are the passengers on board , saying they were indicated to go out exits that were on fire .

the passengers on board the plane were indicated to go out exits that were on fire .


So , part of the investigation will not only center around the cause , but the action of the employees of the flight .

the investigation will not only center around the cause , but the action of the employees .


Garuda Airlines Flight 865 was en route to Jakarta , Indonesia .

Garuda Airlines Flight 865 was en route to Jakarta .


Again , three people are listed as dead , 12 others are missing , and more than 100 are hospitalized in the Fukuoka area after this plane crash this morning here in Japan .

three people are listed as dead , 12 are missing , and more than 100 are hospitalized in after this plane crash .

three people are dead , 12 are missing , and more than 100 are hospitalized after this plane crash this morning in Japan .

three people are listed as dead , 12 are missing , and more than 100 are hospitalized after this plane crash this morning here in Japan .


Tom , quickly here , I know the situation continues to develop at this time , but this particular aircraft , the DC-10 - do we have any information on the history of this aircraft and its safety ?

this particular aircraft , the DC-10 - do we have any information on this aircraft and its safety ?


We do n't yet , from Garuda Indonesia , have any information about this individual aircraft .

We do n't have any information about this individual aircraft .

We do n't yet have information about this individual aircraft .


The DC-10 has had some problems with engine failures before .

The DC-10 has had problems with engine failures before .

The DC-10 has had engine failures before .


There are , I 'm sure , going to be some parts of the investigation looking at that .

There are going to be parts of the investigation looking at that .


There was a large gaping hole in engine number two , which is mounted on the tail , that could be seen as it sat , broken in half , at the end of the runway .

There was a hole in engine number two , which is mounted on the tail .

There was a gaping hole in engine two , mounted on the tail .

There was a large gaping hole in engine number two , mounted on the tail , that could be seen as it sat , broken in half , at the end of the runway .


This is not a part of the plane that burned , but a huge hole could be seen and , so far , experts have not , really , been able to explain why that hole is there on the side of the engine .

This is not a part that burned , but a huge hole could be seen and experts have not been able to explain why that hole is there .

This is not a part that burned , but a hole could be seen and experts have not been able to explain why that hole is there .

This is not a part that burned and experts have not been able to explain why that hole is on the side of the engine .


It 's quite possible that one of the jet 's turbines cut loose and ripped through the fuselage at that point , but , again , it 's something that investigators will have to take a close look at.

It 's possible that one of the turbines cut loose and ripped through the fuselage , but it 's something that investigators will have to take a look at.

It 's possible that one of the turbines cut loose and ripped through the fuselage , but it 's something that investigators will have to look at.

It 's possible that one of the jet 's turbines cut loose and ripped through the fuselage but it 's something investigators will take a look at.


Certainly , experts say , at this time , they are puzzled by this crash .

experts say they are puzzled by this crash .


What about weather conditions ?

What about weather ?
What about weather conditions ?
What about weather conditions ?


With the latest , though , on this story , we now turn to CNN 's Tom Mintier , who joins us by telephone in Tokyo .

Tom Mintier joins us by telephone in Tokyo .

Tom Mintier , joins us by telephone in Tokyo .


Has that been ruled out as being a factor contributing to this incident ?

Has that been ruled out as being a factor ?

Has that been ruled out as contributing to this incident ?


Airport officials say the weather at the time of takeoff was not a factor- that it was overcast , but not a real problem .

Airport officials say that it was overcast , but not a problem .

Airport officials say the weather was not a factor- it was overcast , but not a problem .

Airport officials say the weather at the time of takeoff was not a factor- .


One interesting thing , the communications between the tower and the plane - during the rundown of the runway , apparently , the tower asked the captain to change radio frequencies , but the captain did not respond .

during the rundown of the runway the tower asked the captain to change radio frequencies , but the captain did not respond .

during the rundown the tower asked the captain to change radio frequencies , but the captain did not respond .


Apparently , he was already having trouble at that time controlling the aircraft and did not respond when he was told to change radio frequencies by the tower .

Apparently , he was already having trouble at that time controlling the aircraft .

he was already having trouble controlling the aircraft .

he was already having trouble controlling the aircraft and did not respond when he was told to change radio frequencies by the tower .


OK , Tom Mintier , by telephone , from Tokyo , Japan , this morning .

Tom Mintier , from Tokyo , Japan .
Tom Mintier , Tokyo .
Tom Mintier by telephone from Japan .


Thanks for that report , Tom .


Stay with CNN throughout the morning as we continue to look into this developing story from overseas .

Stay with CNN as we continue to look into this story .

Stay as we look into this developing story from overseas .


Andrea ?


Tom , what can you tell us ?

Tom , what can you tell us ?
what can you tell us ?
what can you tell us ?


What 's the latest from where you are ?

What 's the latest ?
What 's the latest ?
What 's the latest ?


Well , Bill , the latest is that three people are dead .


The amount of people hospitalized has risen to about 100 and 12 people are still listed as missing .

The amount of people hospitalized has risen to 100 and 12 are missing .

The amount of people hospitalized has risen to 100 and 12 people are missing .

The hospitalized has risen to 100 and 12 people are missing .


Part of the fuselage that burned is , apparently , still too hot for investigators to enter , and there is a fear that the death toll may climb - that many of those listed as missing are , indeed , trapped in the fuselage , in the back part that has already burned .

Part of the fuselage is too hot for investigators to enter , and there is a fear that the death toll may climb - that many of those missing are trapped in the fuselage , in the part that has burned .

the fuselage is too hot for investigators to enter , and there is fear that those missing are trapped in the back part that has burned .

the fuselage is too hot for investigators to enter , and there is a fear that that those listed as missing are trapped in the back part that has burned .


This morning , Garuda Indonesia Flight 865 was only airborne for just a couple of minutes - apparently , lifted off the runway only a few meters before slamming back down .

Garuda Indonesia Flight 865 was airborne for minutes , lifted off the runway only a few meters before slamming back down .

Flight 865 lifted off the runway only a few meters before slamming back down .

Garuda Indonesia Flight 865 was airborne for a couple of minutes , lifted off the runway a few meters before slamming back down .


Our political analyst , Bill Schneider , is in the Washington studio .

Our political analyst is in the Washington studio .

political analyst , Bill Schneider , is in Washington .


Bill , aside from the legal concerns that the administration might have , as a political matter , what kind of problem is this for the administration ?

Bill , aside from the legal concerns , what kind of problem is this for the administration ?

aside from the legal concerns , as a political matter , what problem is this for the administration ?


Right now , most Americans have concluded the White House must be hiding something .

most Americans concluded the White House must be hiding something .


The disappearance of the Rose Law Firm billing records , the strange handling of the Foster documents after Mr. Foster 's suicide , the FBI records that were taken by the White House for no obvious reason , the questionable contacts between the White House and the Treasury Department .

The disappearance of the Rose Law Firm billing records , the handling of the Foster documents after Mr. Foster 's suicide , the FBI records that were taken by the White House for no reason , the contacts between the White House and the Treasury Department .

The disappearance of the Rose Law Firm billing records , the handling of the Foster documents , the FBI records taken by the White House , the questionable contacts between the White House and the Treasury Department .

The disappearance of the Rose Law Firm billing records , the handling of the Foster documents , the FBI records taken by the White House , the contacts between the White House and the Treasury .


All those things suggest to most voters that the White House is hiding something .

those things suggest to voters that the White House is hiding something .

those things suggest the White House is hiding something .

those suggest that the White House is hiding something .


What are the political considerations for the Republicans on this committee , if any , in writing this report ?

What are the political considerations for the Republicans on this committee in writing this report ?

What are the political considerations for the Republicans in writing this report ?

What are the political considerations for the Republicans writing this report ?


They 've got- They 've got to be very careful about how they handle the first lady in this report .

They 've got to be careful about how they handle the first lady in this report .

They 've got to be careful about the first lady .

They 've got to be careful how they handle the first lady .


I think that 's the debate they 're having right now .

that 's the debate they 're having now .


Whether they name her in some way or hold her culpable- if they do , then it ratchets up the whole investigation to a much higher level because then the majority on the committee , the Republicans , are taking on the first lady directly , and that becomes a far , far more serious matter .

Whether they name her or hold her culpable- it ratchets up the investigation to a higher level because then the Republicans are taking on the first lady directly , and that becomes a far more serious matter .

Whether they hold her culpable- if they do , then it ratchets up the whole investigation to a higher level .

Whether they hold her culpable- then it ratchets up the whole investigation to a much higher level because then the Republicans taking on the first lady becomes a more serious matter .


It makes it both more serious and more political .

It makes it more serious and more political .


OK.


Bill Schneider in Washington , Bob Franken in Washington .

Bill Schneider , Bob Franken in Washington .


Well , remember that this Whitewater committee is dominated by Republicans .


It sounds like you both have a cold .

It sounds like you both have a cold .
It sounds like you both have a cold .
you both have a cold .


We hope you get better over the weekend .


It 's a partisan committee .

It 's a partisan committee .
It 's a partisan committee .
It 's partisan .


And the report that Bob [ Franken ] was describing is being prepared by the Republican majority in this committee .

the report Bob Franken was describing is being prepared by the Republican majority .

the report is being prepared by the Republican majority in this committee .


I think the voters will easily recognize that this is a partisan document .

the voters will recognize that this is a partisan document .

the voters will recognize this is a partisan document .


Far more serious , for instance , were the convictions of several associates of the Clintons ' - James and Susan McDougal , the governor of Arkansas , Jim Guy Tucker - which was done , not by a partisan committee but by a jury of citizens in Arkansas who were not partisan .

more serious were the convictions of several associates of the Clintons ' - James and Susan McDougal , the governor of Arkansas , Jim Guy Tucker - which was done , not by a partisan committee but by a jury of citizens in Arkansas .

more serious were the convictions of associates of the Clintons ' - James and Susan McDougal , Jim Guy Tucker - done by a jury of citizens .

Far more serious were the convictions of associates of the Clintons ' - James and Susan McDougal , the governor of Arkansas , Jim Guy Tucker - by a jury of citizens in Arkansas .


I think that would create more damage .

that would create more damage .
that would create more damage .
that would create more damage .


What this does , however , is focus the public 's attention on mysterious , unexplained behavior by the White House .

this does focus the public 's attention on mysterious , unexplained behavior by the White House .

this does focus the public 's attention on unexplained behavior by the White House .

this does focus the public on mysterious behavior by the White House .


No smoking gun here , but a lot of questions being raised .

No smoking gun here , but a lot of questions .

No smoking gun , but a lot of questions raised .

No smoking gun , but questions being raised .


It 's not always easy to figure out what 's going on in the brain of an infant .

It 's not easy to figure out what 's going on in the brain of an infant .

It 's not easy to figure out the brain of an infant .


But researchers now say there is far more happening in there than previously thought .

researchers say there is more happening in there than previously thought .

researchers say there is more happening than previously thought .


But those who do n't may always been impaired , socially and emotionally .

those who do n't may been impaired , socially and emotionally .


I do n't care what you do .

I do n't care what you do .
I do n't care what you do .
I do n't care what you do .


I do n't care if you take all your money and dedicate it to treatment .

I do n't care if you take your money and dedicate it to treatment .

I do n't care if you take money and dedicate it to treatment .


You ca n't build in things that did n't grow in the first five years of life .

You ca n't build in things that did n't grow the first five years .

You ca n't build things that did n't grow in the first five years .


Touch , eye contact , sensory stimulation actually help the brain to grow .

Touch , eye contact , sensory stimulation help the brain to grow .

Touch , eye contact , sensory stimulation help the brain grow .


The evidence is in.

The evidence is in.
The evidence is in.
The evidence is in.


Scientists have looked at this issue about the first years of life .

Scientists have looked at the first years of life .


They 've looked in the uterus and they know that this is the basic building block of time that will determine the success or failure of children later in life .

They 've looked in the uterus and they know that this is the building block that will determine the success or failure later in life .

the uterus time will determine success or failure later in life .

the uterus is the basic building block that will determine the success or failure of children later in life .


Scientists say we 're seeing more and more tragic examples of these kinds of failures .

Scientists say we 're seeing more tragic examples of these kinds of failures .

we 're seeing examples of these failures .

we 're seeing more tragic examples of failures .


Surges in kid crime , where children feel little or no remorse about what they 've done .

Surges in crime , where children feel little or no remorse about what they 've done .

kid crime , where children feel no remorse .

Surges in kid crime , where children feel little remorse about what they 've done .


CNN 's Lisa Price explains in tonight 's News From Medicine .


They do n't have remorse .

They do n't have remorse .
They do n't have remorse .
They do n't have remorse .


They have regret that they got caught .

They regret that they got caught .
They have regret that they got caught .
They regret they got caught .


Regret is an intellectual response .

Regret is an intellectual response .
Regret is intellectual .
Regret is an intellectual response .


Remorse is an affective response , an emotional response .

Remorse is an affective , emotional response .


They do n't have that .

They do n't have that .
They do n't have that .
They do n't have that .


And the irony , social scientists say , is that those most important first few years are often the ones given the least attention .

the irony , is that those most important first years are the ones given the least attention .

those most important years are the ones given the least attention .

the irony is that those important years are the ones given the least attention .


It 's a very culturally foolish thing .

It 's a culturally foolish thing .
It 's foolish .
It 's culturally foolish .


Lisa Price , for CNN , Chicago .

Lisa Price , CNN , Chicago .
Lisa Price , CNN .
Lisa Price , Chicago .


Born prematurely , Kara is now 38 days old.

Born prematurely , Kara is 38 days old.
Born prematurely , Kara is 38 days old.
Born prematurely , Kara is 38 days old.


Already , her mother is helping her fight stress .


It 's no joke .

It 's no joke .
It 's no joke .
It 's no joke .


New studies show the same emotions and environmental factors which influence adults also influence infants .

studies show the emotions and environmental factors which influence adults also influence infants .


Research presented by the Families and Work Institute suggest brains develop earlier than previously thought .

Research by the Families and Work Institute suggest brains develop earlier than previously thought .


Experts say this new body of knowledge has overwhelming cultural ramifications .

this new knowledge has overwhelming cultural ramifications .

this knowledge has overwhelming cultural ramifications .


Kids attending this day care center are receiving the attention they need .


And more on our top international story tonight , the Russian presidential elections - a run-off appears all but certain now between President Boris Yeltsin and Communist Party leader Gennady Zyuganov .

more on the Russian presidential elections - a run-off appears certain between President Boris Yeltsin and Communist Party leader Gennady Zyuganov .

more on the Russian presidential elections - a run-off appears certain between Boris Yeltsin and Gennady Zyuganov .

the Russian presidential run-off appears certain between President Boris Yeltsin and Communist Party leader Gennady Zyuganov .


Whatever the outcome , the stakes are high for Russia and the rest of the world .

the stakes are high for Russia and the world .


If I get authority I will look up to the expectations that people have .

If I get authority I will look up to the expectations .

If I get authority I will look up to the expectations people have .


Mr. Lebed conceded , however , that his time has not yet come to be president of Russia .

Lebed conceded that his time has not yet come to be president .

Lebed conceded that his time has not come to be president .

Mr. Lebed conceded that his time has not come to be president of Russia .


For months , skeptics about the Russian election here in Moscow have speculated that Boris Yeltsin might approve fraud to guarantee a victory .

skeptics have speculated that Yeltsin might approve fraud to guarantee a victory .

skeptics speculated Boris Yeltsin might approve fraud to guarantee a victory .


More than 1,000 international observers have been watching the election .


One of them , in an interesting twist , is former U.S. Central Intelligence Agency director James Woolsey , who once inspected Russia through spy satellites .

One of them is former U.S. Central Intelligence Agency director James Woolsey , who once inspected Russia through spy satellites .

One of them is former U.S. Central Intelligence Agency director James Woolsey .

One , in an interesting twist , is former U.S. Central Intelligence Agency director James Woolsey , who once inspected Russia through spy satellites .


A few hours earlier when it was still dark , I asked Woolsey about his observations at the polling places he visited .

was I asked Woolsey about his observations .


The small town of Klim [ sp ] , just outside of Moscow where our group from the Jamestown Foundation was today , things appeared to be going quite well .

The town of Klim , where our group from the Jamestown Foundation was today , things appeared to be going well .

Klim , outside Moscow where our group was , things appeared to be going well .

The small town of Klim , outside of Moscow where our group from the Jamestown Foundation was today , things appeared to be going well .


It was really sort of stirring and touching in a way .

It was stirring and touching .
It was stirring and touching .
It was stirring and touching .


The balloting was taking place quite near where the Russians had stopped the Nazis in their invasion of World War II .

The balloting was taking place near where the Russians had stopped the Nazis in their invasion of World War II .

The balloting was taking place near where the Russians had stopped the Nazis in World War II .

The balloting was taking place near where the Russians stopped the Nazis in World War II .


And I sort of thought that maybe both Hitler and Stalin were turning over in their graves to see a free election in Russia with precinct captains and people coming in happily to the polls , flowers in front of the constitution in celebration .

maybe Hitler and Stalin were turning over in their graves to see a free election in Russia with precinct captains and people coming in to the polls , flowers in front of the constitution in celebration .

to see a free election in Russia with precinct captains and people coming to the polls , flowers in front of the constitution .

I thought both Hitler and Stalin were turning over in their graves to see a free election in Russia with precinct captains and people coming in happily to the polls , flowers in front of the constitution in celebration .


Let 's check in now with our world affairs correspondent Ralph Begleiter , who joins us from Moscow with the latest .

Let 's check in with Ralph Begleiter , who joins us from Moscow with the latest .

our world affairs correspondent joins us from Moscow .


It was really quite nice .

It was nice .
It was nice .
It was nice .


From your observation of the way the procedures were done was there an opportunity for any kind of cheating in the way the votes were being sealed and so on ?

was there an opportunity for cheating in the way the votes were being sealed ?

From your observation of the procedures was there an opportunity for any kind of cheating ?


The procedure seemed , at the precincts we visited , three of them , simple and effective .

The procedure seemed simple and effective .

The procedure seemed , at the precincts we visited , simple and effective .


One ca n't tell , of course , about the voting lists , the original lists , and there 's no way for outside observers to tell about what might happen in some central location .

One ca n't tell about the voting lists , and about what might happen in some central location .

One ca n't tell about the voting lists , and there 's no way for observers to tell what might happen in some central location .

One ca n't tell about the voting lists , and there 's no way for observers to tell about what might happen in some central location .


But the fact that this is all paper ballots and paper counting would suggest that if something were done to adjust the results later , it would probably be fairly straight forward to check up on it.

the fact that this is paper ballots and paper counting would suggest that if something were done to adjust the results , it would be straight forward to check up on it.

paper ballots and paper counting would probably be straight forward to check up on

the fact that this is all paper ballots and paper counting would suggest that if something were done to adjust the results , it would be fairly straight forward to check up on it.


One of the things I noticed at the half dozen or so precincts I visited was that people seemed to be taking this very seriously - the voters , that is.

I noticed at the precincts I visited that people seemed to be taking this seriously

at the half dozen precincts I visited people seemed to be taking this very seriously


They were coming to the polls very dressed up.

They were coming to the polls dressed up.


They seemed to be very serious about filling out their ballots .

They seemed to be serious about filling out their ballots .

They seemed serious about filling out their ballots .


Tell us what you observed .

Tell us what you observed .
Tell us what you observed .
Tell us what you observed .


Exactly .


Ralph ?


They were happy .

They were happy .
They were happy .
They were happy .


There were strong differences .

There were differences .
There were differences .
There were differences .


We did some informal , not CNN style , but informal exit polling ourselves and found a large number of votes for Yeltsin and a smattering for other candidates .

We did some informal exit polling and found a large number of votes for Yeltsin and a smattering for other candidates .

We did some informal exit polling and found a large number for Yeltsin and a smattering for other candidates .


But people were- felt as if they could speak up and say what they thought .

people felt as if they could speak up and say what they thought .

people felt they could say what they thought .


And say what they thought they did .

say what they thought they did .
And they did .
they did .


As the results stand now , with about 58 percent of the paper ballot counted , Boris Yeltsin leads Gennady Zyuganov by 35 percent to 32 percent , and Russia is poised for a runoff election between Mr. Yeltsin and Mr. Zyuganov , probably in about two or three weeks .

with 58 percent of the paper ballot counted , Boris Yeltsin leads Gennady Zyuganov by 35 percent to 32 percent , and Russia is poised for a runoff election between Mr. Yeltsin and Mr. Zyuganov , in two or three weeks .

with 58 percent of the ballot counted , Yeltsin leads Zyuganov by 35 to 32 percent , and Russia is poised for a runoff election in two or three weeks .

with about 58 percent counted , Boris Yeltsin leads Gennady Zyuganov by 35 percent to 32 percent , and Russia is poised for a runoff election probably in three weeks .


Jill , Martin ?

Jill , Martin ?
Jill , Martin ?
Jill , Martin ?


OK , thank you very much , Ralph .

OK , thank you , Ralph .
thank you .
OK , thank you , Ralph .


It is early morning on Red Square in Moscow , and all is quiet here in Moscow as the Boris Yeltsin is edging out Communist Party challenger Gennady Zyuganov in the first round of the Russian election , but not by enough to avoid a runoff , as you said , Jill .

It is early morning in Moscow and Boris Yeltsin is edging out Gennady Zyuganov in the first round of the election , but not by enough to avoid a runoff .

in Moscow , Boris Yeltsin is edging out Communist Party challenger Gennady Zyuganov in the first round of the election , but not by enough to avoid a runoff .


With about 50 percent , that is al- more than half of the votes counted now , Mr. Yeltsin leads Mr. Zyuganov by about 3 points .

With 50 percent , more than half of the votes counted now , Yeltsin leads Zyuganov by 3 points .

With 50 percent of the votes counted , Yeltsin leads by 3 points .

With 50 percent of the votes counted , Mr. Yeltsin leads Mr. Zyuganov by about 3 points .


The third-place candidate is retired Army General Alexander Lebed , who has enough votes to make him a desirable target for political bargaining , which already beginning here in Moscow .

The third-place candidate is retired Army General Alexander Lebed , who has enough votes to make him a desirable target for political bargaining , which already beginning in Moscow .

The third-place candidate Alexander Lebed has enough votes to make him desirable for political bargaining , which already beginning .

The third-place candidate is retired Army General Alexander Lebed , who has enough votes to make him a target for political bargaining already beginning here .


On Russian television , which has almost ignored everyone but Mr. Yeltsin in the past few weeks , Lebed suddenly appeared for an interview .

On Russian television , which has ignored everyone but Mr. Yeltsin in the past weeks , Lebed appeared for an interview .

On Russian television , which has ignored everyone but Yeltsin in the past weeks , Lebed appeared for an interview .

On Russian television , which has ignored everyone but Mr. Yeltsin , Lebed suddenly appeared for an interview .


General Lebed implied that he would begin military reforms tomorrow if Mr. Yeltsin appoints him to a government post .

Lebed implied that he would begin military reforms tomorrow if Yeltsin appoints him to a government post .

Lebed implied he would begin military reforms if Yeltsin appoints him to a government post .

General Lebed would begin military reforms tomorrow if Mr. Yeltsin appoints him to a government post .


I have program for the army reform , and I just need power .

I have program for the reform , and I need power .

I have program for the reform , and I just need power .


President Boris Yeltsin has won the most votes in Russia 's hotly contested presidential election , one watched around the world .

Boris Yeltsin has won the most votes in Russia 's presidential election , watched around the world .

Boris Yeltsin has won the most votes in Russia 's presidential election .

Boris Yeltsin has the most votes in Russia 's presidential election .


But because failed to win a majority , Mr. Yeltsin will face Communist candidate Gennady Zyuganov in a runoff next month .

because failed to win a majority , Yeltsin will face Communist candidate Gennady Zyuganov in a runoff next month .

But Yeltsin will face Gennady Zyuganov in a runoff .

Mr. Yeltsin will face Communist Gennady Zyuganov in a runoff next month .