World News Tonight (ABC) - 2001-01-24
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[0:00] the audience just before they
[0:01] surrendered. If the system's uh as
[0:04] corrupt as we are,
[0:07] uh you going to do something about us?
[0:10] Well, do something about that system,
[0:11] too. The California energy crisis. Other
[0:14] states take a look and reconsider
[0:17] deregulation. 70 million people go to
[0:20] wash away their sins and the business of
[0:23] zoos. First, it was pandas and now it's
[0:26] the elephant.
[0:31] From ABC News World Headquarters in New
[0:34] York, this is World News Tonight with
[0:37] Peter Jennings. Good evening. We're
[0:38] going to begin in Colorado. Ever since
[0:40] the Texas 7 has been on the run, and
[0:42] they were described early on as
[0:43] preparing for something big and
[0:45] dangerous. The great concern, if they
[0:47] were ever found, was a blood bath. It
[0:50] didn't happen with the first five,
[0:51] though. One committed suicide. And it
[0:53] didn't happen late last night when the
[0:55] other two were finally cornered. They
[0:57] were taken without a fight. All it took
[0:59] was a television interview. ABC's Mike
[1:02] Bonfren is in Colorado again tonight.
[1:04] Mike. Yes, Peter. It was a remarkable
[1:07] surrender and the remaining members of
[1:09] the Texas 7 are now behind bars.
[1:12] You have a right to remain silent with
[1:14] this. Late today, Patrick Murphy and
[1:16] then Donald Newbury were brought before
[1:18] a judge to be formally informed of their
[1:20] rights. You're being held pending
[1:22] extradition to the state of Texas. It
[1:25] all started last night when the convicts
[1:27] were in this Holiday Inn just two blocks
[1:29] from where they abandoned their Brown
[1:31] Ford van yesterday. A hotel employee
[1:34] called police who then phoned room 426