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It's just a tropical storm now, but George still is making a mess on the Gulf Coast.
Another step on the road toward Middle East peace.
And the chairman of the House Judiciary Committee sets a date to talk about impeachment.
Good evening, I'm Kimberly Kennedy. Thank you for joining us.
George may have weakened to a tropical storm, but it continues to wreak havoc along the Gulf Coast.
It has stalled near Biloxi, Mississippi, and it's maximum...
...coming in. And it sounded like the freight train, like everybody talks about.
We all went to one side of the house, and it passed.
And from then on, we've been up pretty much all night and all day.
It just sounded frightening to hear all the wind gusts and the trees.
The house survived, but the roof is now leaking.
Everything in the attic is wet, and all the insulation, and it was just pouring from the attic down into here.
The eye of Hurricane George passed right over Biloxi.
Perla's son-in-law took advantage of the hour of calm to try to fix the leak.
During that quiet time, when the eye came over, it just ran out and did it, got the ladder, jumped up there, and did the best we could.
There is still no electricity and no telephone service here, as is the case in tens of thousands of Mississippi homes.
And that has led to Linda Giardelli's only continuing fear.
And I have a son who I'm still waiting to hear from, so that's the biggest fight for me.
A curfew is still in effect, so people are not supposed to go out.
But once it's lifted, which could be as early as Tuesday, many happy family reunions will take place.
Gary Tuchman, CNN, Biloxi, Mississippi.
New Orleans may have enspaired the worst of George, but thousands of people remain in shelters.
More than 10,000 evacuees are waiting out the storm in the Superdome.
The mayor says he won't lift the curfew yet because of the potential for serious flooding.
Most of the city is below sea level, and heavy rainfall could be disastrous.
Cleanup is in high gear in the Florida Keys after George tore through the region last week.
Crews are clearing away fallen trees and working to restore electricity to the thousands of people who lost power.
In the battered Dominican Republic, a flood of U.S. relief is reaching people who need it.
A half dozen U.S. military helicopters will begin ferrying supplies soon to towns cut off by washed out bridges and roads blocked by debris.
Two hundred people in the Dominican Republic are confirmed dead. Another eight hundred are missing.
Stay with Headline News for the latest on George. We'll have the extended weather forecast at eight minutes past the hour.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Palestinian Authority President Yasser Arafat will return to Washington next month for more Mideast peace negotiations.
Skip Lozier reports on Monday's talks.
After meeting for an hour and a half, President Clinton emerged with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Palestinian President Yasser Arafat.
Mr. Clinton saying the two leaders have made significant progress on the path towards peace.
So all told, it was a good day.
But that doesn't mean they've reached a final agreement.
So to be candid, there is still a substantial amount of work to be done until a comprehensive agreement can be reached.
The Israelis are reportedly willing to withdraw from another 13 percent of the West Bank.
Three percent of it will allegedly be turned into a nature preserve.
In return, Palestinian leaders will reportedly guarantee that they will not allow the land to be used for staging terrorist attacks on Israel.
President Clinton announced that Netanyahu and Arafat will be back at the White House in mid October.
He is apparently being made.
Mr. Clinton says Netanyahu and Arafat have also agreed on this.
You cannot conclude that anything has been agreed to until everything has been agreed to.
A plosure. Headline News, Washington.
The House Judiciary Committee will begin debate next Monday on whether to start an impeachment inquiry of allegations against President Clinton.
Chairman Henry Hyde says his committee has finished reviewing 50,000 pages of documents turned over by Ken Starr, and they will be ready for release later this week.
Twenty boxes of documents that were not delivered with the Starr report will be reviewed by a bipartisan group of committee lawyers.
Democrats suspect Starr may be holding back evidence that could help the president.
Hyde says the question for his committee now is whether the allegations against Mr. Clinton merit further investigation.
He says he hopes to work out an arrangement with Democrats on procedural issues that might arise during possible impeachment hearings.
I don't want unilateral anything.
I want him to share in that.
I want the president to be able to call witnesses.
I want this to be as fair as humanly possible without opening ourselves up to such delay and obstruction that we can't proceed.
I'm assuming goodwill and good faith on their side, as I hope they're assuming on mine, despite the spin, and we'll try to negotiate those things.
Hyde also says the subcommittee hearing will be called to help lawmakers define what crimes fall under impeachable offenses.
Tommy Hilfiger is dropping an ad campaign which featured models photographed on a set resembling the White House,
including one ad that shows a model sitting on the president's desk in the Oval Office.
The White House requested changes because of administration policy forbidding the use of the White House in advertisements.
The ads already have run in several September and October magazines.
A spokeswoman for Hilfiger says the ads have been changed.
Federal regulators say they've reduced the rate of salmonella contamination in chickens and pork.
They credit new inspection system with large plants.
Before it was implemented, 20 percent of broiler chickens were infected.
Now with the new preventative measures in place, just 10 percent are contaminated.
Salmonella rate in pork dipped from 8.7 percent to 5.5 percent.
Researchers from Johns Hopkins University report finding another gene linked to prostate cancer.
It was found on the X chromosome, the first time a common cancer gene has been found there.
The discovery indicates some cases of prostate cancer can be passed from mother to son.
Forty thousand Americans die of the disease each year.
The extended weather forecast is next and later, some simple steps you can take to avoid carpal tunnel syndrome.
This is Orland Sidney from the CNN Weather Center with your headline news weather update.
Yours in now a tropical storm across the deep...