(4 Sep 1995) T/I: 11:05:16
The leaden skies and heavy rain that settled over the Sarajevo
region on Monday (4/9) did nothing to deter NATO war planes. They
continued to overfly the city and the Bosnian Serb positions
around it. Air raids sounded in the self declared Bosnian Serb capital of Pale as residents practiced getting into their bomb shelters. On Mount Igman the UN Rapid Reaction Force took up positions. From Belgrade US peace negotiator Richard Holbrooke sounded a cautious note when he reported that talks in Belgrade had ended with little reward. The NATO deadline was due to run out at 2200 GMT.
SHOWS:
SARAJEVO, BOSNIA 4/9
00:00 WS Sarajevo in rain
00:05 Jet flies overhead
00:08 Street scene in Sarajevo
00:11 Jet flying over
PALE, BOSNIA 4/9
00:16 Street scene Pale
00:20 Woman locking up window
MT IGMAN, NEAR SARAJEVO 4/9
00:24 Pan along tank to barrel pointing toward Serbs
00:30 French UN soldiers by armoured vehicle
00:35 Heavy gun pointing toward Serb position
BELGRADE, SERBIA 4/9
00:39 Holbrooke and entourage
00:45 UP SOT RICHARD HOLBROOKE, US MEDIATOR: "I would be
misleading you if I suggested we made any progress last
night on specific things, the work ahead is very very
great."
SARAJEVO, BOSNIA 4/9
00:55 Convoy rolls past French peacekeeper
01:02 WS peacekeepers watch trucks go by
01:05 French peacekeeper goes over civilian with metal detector
USS ROOSEVELT, ADRIATIC SEA 4/9
01:10 Ground crew checking over weaponry on jet
01:19 plane takes off
01:29 VISION ENDS
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