World News Tonight (ABC) - 2001-07-24

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[0:00] at Jeff thiso they're going to stay

[0:03] trying to understand the volcano and

[0:06] knowing there is no answer the little

[0:09] boy who was a pawn in a trafficking

[0:11] scheme the Attorney General says he will

[0:13] stay here we'll take a closer look

[0:15] tonight at police work in two languages

[0:17] it's increasingly necessary and our

[0:20] correspondent Mike Lee on the road to

[0:22] anywhere tonight Hollywood in the

[0:28] outback from ABC News world headquarters

[0:32] in New York this is World News Tonight

[0:35] with Peter Jenning good evening everyone

[0:37] it's a pretty Relentless message about

[0:39] the economy these days the earnings at

[0:41] some of the country's most prominent

[0:42] corporations are off and business is not

[0:44] improving stock prices were off again

[0:46] today and the chairman of the Federal

[0:49] Reserve board does not have a ready made

[0:50] pickme up on the New York Stock Exchange

[0:53] the shares of Exon Mobile the energy

[0:55] giant were off AT&T stock was down on a

[0:58] bad earnings report and and the aluminum

[1:00] Acer Alcoa was down as well the Dow

[1:03] Jones Industrial Average was down more

[1:05] than 183 points to close at

[1:09] 10,241 on the NASDAQ stocks were down

[1:12] more than 29 Points in the past three

[1:15] trading days the Dow has been down more

[1:17] than 368 points and there were some

[1:21] suggestions at the Senate Banking

[1:22] Committee today that cutting the

[1:23] interest rates again and again was not

[1:27] necessarily effective which is why we

[1:29] need ABC he's Betsy Stark here again

[1:31] let's start with the companies pretty

[1:32] dismal picture it sure is Peter this has

[1:34] been one of the worst quarters for many

[1:36] companies in a decade

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