Rather Breaks 63-Day Boycott
RATHER: There is news tonight worthy of national note in the case of missing person 24-year-old intern Chandra Levy. The young woman disappeared in Washington more than 11 weeks ago and became one of tens of thousands of missing persons across the country. CBS News correspondent Jim Stewart reports on both the status and nature of this widely publicized investigation have changed. STEWART: Washington's summer-long search for a missing former intern has finally reached a critical junction. Earlier this week, the FBI officially transferred the Chandra Levy investigation to its Cold Case unit, which historically has handled only the toughest of cases which have few clues. [Rest of story] RATHER: You may want to keep in mind the case remains officially a "missing person" case. No crime has been established, no one has been accused by lawmen--of anything, much less formally charged. No one's been charged with breaking any laws. --Dan Rather and Jim Stewart on the CBS Evening News, July 18, 2001.
How many journalistic black eyes can an anchorman have?