World News (ABC) - 2008-01-04
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[0:00] For cell phone, [music] email to
[0:01] eyewitnessnews@[email protected].
[0:06] >> Welcome [music] to World News. Tonight
[0:08] from New Hampshire, the dramatic
[0:09] shake-up in the presidential race. New
[0:12] leaders, new messages, and new [music]
[0:14] attacks.
[0:16] Storm surge, hurricane force winds,
[0:18] flooding, and blizzard conditions out
[0:20] west. A million people without power,
[0:22] [music] and warnings that travel could
[0:24] be deadly.
[0:26] Financial shock, another blow to the
[0:28] economy, the weakest jobs growth in
[0:30] years. Are we [music] slipping into
[0:32] recession?
[0:33] And our person of the week, getting
[0:35] America to shape up. He has a better
[0:38] idea to help us keep the most common New
[0:40] Year's resolution.
[0:46] >> From ABC News, this is World News
[0:49] [music] with Charles Gibson, reporting
[0:52] tonight from Manchester, New Hampshire.
[0:55] >> Good evening from Saint Anselm College
[0:57] in New Hampshire, where tomorrow night
[0:59] I'm going to be moderating back-to-back
[1:00] debates, the leading Republicans, then
[1:03] the leading Democrats. It will be
[1:05] interesting, for the political landscape
[1:07] was altered last night, altered
[1:09] significantly. The night played out
[1:12] under the bright lights as Barack Obama
[1:14] and Mike Huckabee proclaimed their Iowa
[1:17] victories. And other candidates
[1:19] rationalized their defeats. But then, it
[1:22] played out in the darkness as candidates
[1:24] flew through the night to New Hampshire,
[1:25] hurrying, for they have only till
[1:27] Tuesday's primary here to make their
[1:29] case, not a moment to waste. We start
[1:32] tonight with ABC's David Wright covering
[1:34] Barack Obama.
[1:36] >> On less than two hours sleep, Obama