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This is an Eyewitness News Gulf update from the war front to the home front.
Good evening, I'm Jim Hadley. Here's the latest tonight.
Another U.S. helicopter crash in the Gulf kills all four people aboard.
U.S. bombers continue to pound away at missile launch sites in Iraq.
Scud patrol jets struck two launchers today.
The search continues for three men missing after their B-52 bomber goes down in the Indian Ocean today.
Three others were rescued, and Allied forces passed 41,000 sorties.
Complete details at 11. Be looking for you then.
And now we continue with Sarah Plain and Tall, this evening's production of the Hallmark Hall of Fame.
The Hallmark Hall of Fame presentation of Sarah Plain and Tall will return after these messages from Hallmark.
Aquarium full of piranha, they're gonna eat you up, and it's another one of Buddy's top 10 days.
Mr. Sun smiling at you, so should you. Get yourself out of bed, it's a beautiful day.
Aw, how's the birthday boy?
Great.
Happy birthday, sweetheart.
Thanks.
Come on, you're only 40.
I don't know. I'm here.
Mine is where? You're gonna break it?
Oh, Bob, hold up a minute. Meet Tony Gomes, our new trainee.
Hi, Tony.
Nice to meet you, sir.
Nice to meet you.
I sure hope I get to work with you. You're like a legend in this business.
Now, Tony, come in here.
Good morning, Mr. Miller.
Good morning.
This is gonna sound crazy, but I feel like there's this 20-year-old kid inside.
You're gonna let him out, aren't you?
I don't know. I don't think my 40-year-old body can take it.
Hey, everybody, here he comes.
Don't worry, kid. I'll have him retouched. Take off five years.
First time I read an article by that guy. I was seven years old.
Hi, Mr. Newman.
Hello, Mrs. Newman. How are you?
You want some company?
You bet I do.
Do you remember my 30th birthday?
I was there.
Yeah, well, half the day I spent feeling sorry for myself,
because I thought I was getting so old.
No.
And you came home and you said,
Hi, you're gorgeous, remember?
And you brought me the most beautiful birthday card.
I still have it.
I am a lucky woman.
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Thank you.
Oh, my arms feel better around you.
This Valentine's Day, remember,
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Tonight's Hallmark Hall of Fame continues with Sarah Plain and Tall,
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Conclusion of Sarah Plain and Tall,
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Brenda, when's Candace getting here?
So where'd you get them?
Bathing suits.
This looks great.
Oh, she's gonna love this.
Here comes the bride!
Wedding's off.
Life!
You know, you guys didn't have to do this.
Come on.
I expected it though.
We've been friends since we were five years old.
Candace, we've never really had a chance to talk about...
You guys have been friends forever.
We were buddies from the start.
I remember all the times we shared.
We've hardly been apart.
I'm really gonna miss you.
It won't be quite the same again.
Am I gaining another buddy?
Who's my best friend?
When Mrs. Herman paired us up in kindergarten,
she didn't know what she started.
The buddy system never failed us.
It never will.
Candace.
Awesome.
Hi.
So how'd you do your hair?
Jumper cables?
How do you say I blew it?
How do you eat your own words?
What'd I say?
How can you say I'm sorry?
What'd I do?
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Does this mean you have to go, Major?
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Major Dad, Monday.
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Next on the nightly, reports of another U.S. helicopter down in the Gulf.
And the U.S. military confirms friendly fire killed a group of Marines.
Authorities in Los Angeles discover eight more bodies in the charred wreckage of the U.S. Air 737.
Hello everybody, I'm Jim Adley.
I'm Odetta Rogers.
A fatal flight for a group of skydivers.
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Good evening. Another U.S. helicopter goes down in the Gulf tonight.
The crash killed all four crewmen aboard.
Here's the latest from the war front.
The search continues for three men missing after their B-52 bomber went down in the Indian Ocean today.
Relentless pummeling of Iraqi targets knocks out a Scud launcher and 25 major bridges in Iraq.
The U.S. is ready to use a new weapon to blow up Iraqi mines.
And the president prepares to seek more money to fund the war effort.
Military officials say the latest U.S. helicopter crash was not combat related.
In another chopper crash earlier today in Saudi Arabia, two Marines were killed.
Officials say that crash was not combat related either.
The U.S. B-52 bomber to go down in the Indian Ocean today had six crew members aboard.
Three servicemen were rescued. Three others are considered missing in action.
Since the Gulf War began 18 days ago, B-52 bombers have been zeroing in on Iraq's elite Republican Guard.
Authorities say the B-52 that went down in the Indian Ocean is the first B-52 lost.
But officials say they don't believe the bomber was shot down by hostile forces.
It does appear that that was probably a mechanical problem.
But again, until investigations complete, that is just our best guess, not a best guess.
That's our best estimate at this time of the cause of that downed B-52.
Today in Saudi Arabia, the Army tested a new weapon.
The military hopes to use the rocket-powered explosive to destroy minefields used to protect Iraqi positions.
Using the rocket-propelled charge will reduce the need for allied troops to do the dangerous work of tiptoeing through suspected minefields with handheld probing rods.
They are the first ones in this battalion to do this. Here's a battalion coron for you. Good job.
Here's a battalion coron for you. Outstanding job.
Thank you, sir.
Were you scared?
A little bit, sir.
You okay now?
Also in the Gulf, officials say four Marines killed last week in a battle along the Kuwaiti border were hit by Iraqi tank fire, the first U.S. ground troops killed by enemy fire.
And military investigators now say seven other Marines were accidentally killed by a missile fired by an American warplane.
And it appears now that if you look, as we have, at the penetration of the vehicle, it came in on the back left-hand side and went into the engine compartment in the bottom right.
So clearly it was an airborne missile, and we have every reason to conclude that it was, in fact, a friendly missile.
As a matter of fact, our EOD have looked at some of the fragments, and it does appear that it's probably a maverick missile.
Tomorrow President Bush will ask for $15 billion to pay for the Gulf War as part of his fiscal 1992 spending plan.
Administration officials say if the war ends quickly and allied nations help with the cost, it may not be likely that the president will try to raise taxes to pay for the war.
Meanwhile, in the Gulf today, Iraq fired two more missiles at Israel. One might have landed in Jordan.
The State Department urging all Americans to leave Jordan tonight.
This is Jordan's Crown Prince Hassan predicts Saddam Hussein would rather die than surrender.
He says the U.S. has left Saddam no choice but to fight to the bitter end. In the eyes of history, he believes, a martyr is a winner.
Meanwhile, sorties, allied officials say, continue to show success, knocking out 25 of 35 major bridges to the Iraqi front lines in Kuwait.
In this phase of the campaign, we're selecting key high-value targets to induce severe hemorrhaging of Iraqi fuel and supply lines.
Last night, the tornadoes continued their deep strikes into the heartland of Iraq and achieved considerable success against petro-production facilities.
Sometime earlier, 16 tornadoes paid a visit to Western Iraq to sort out a crude oil pumping station, and this station is no longer operational.
We clearly are able to dominate the skies over Iraq. They are not flying any missions against us with their own air forces, and whenever they do, we shoot them down.
Their SAMs, their surface-to-air missiles, have been generally ineffective.
They still have a lot of AAA, anti-aircraft artillery, and it's still a dangerous environment to operate under. Nobody should assume it's not.
Today, the allied forces passed 41,000 sorties. 12 Americans have been killed in action. There have now been 18 American non-combat-related deaths.
27 Americans are missing.