00:00Tomorrow night, NBC presents a very special world premiere movie from executive producers Barbara Streisand and Glenn Close, serving in silence, based on a true story of one woman who refused to live a lie, and her personal battle with the military.
00:16First, they wanted her freedom. Then, they wanted her family.
00:20I could lose my kids, Diane.
00:21I've always believed in telling the truth. And I found throughout my own career, it always got me into trouble.
00:30I'm going to sue the army.
00:32What?
00:33They want to discharge me.
00:35Hopefully, there'll be people who will go with us on this journey and not switch the channel.
00:40What I would like to happen is that people identify with these people.
00:44And I chose this because I thought, first of all, that Margareta Kammelmeyer is a magnificent human being who has been a great soldier and a great American.
00:56And as an actor, her story is fascinating and challenging and heartbreaking, and it has all the elements that you look for when you're looking for good material.
01:07You think I should be discharged?
01:08I'm not talking about you, Colonel.
01:10Don't you think people should be judged by the work they do, not who they are?
01:13It just seems so, so wrong to say that one cannot be who one is as long as you do the job.
01:23Two weeks ago.
01:24If you ignore the emergency snow parking rules tonight, don't worry.
01:29The city will move it for you.
01:30But you're going to have to pay big bucks to get it back.
01:33They are towing the cars to make way for snow removal, a fight against the clock to get ready for the morning commute.
01:38And President Clinton warns of federal intervention in an ongoing dispute.
01:43News Channel 13 Live at 11 is up next.
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