World News (ABC) - Charles Gibson's last night
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[0:00] tonight have a great
[0:05] night welcome to World News Tonight
[0:08] Terror Target the president launches a
[0:10] missile strike on Al-Qaeda militants to
[0:13] prevent an imminent attack an ABC News
[0:16] exclusive uh-oh snow a massive storm
[0:20] threatens major headaches for Millions
[0:22] just ahead of the
[0:23] holidays climate control President Obama
[0:26] Brokers an agreement on global warming
[0:28] critics say it
[0:30] short and saying farewell to people and
[0:34] a career I have
[0:38] loved from ABC News headquarters this is
[0:42] world news with Charles Gibson good
[0:45] evening a luxury on the last night of
[0:47] this broadcast three stories that could
[0:49] lead the program in Copenhagen President
[0:51] Obama intervened to get a last minute
[0:53] agreement on global warming there is a
[0:56] massive winter storm coming to the
[0:58] Eastern us but we begin with the US
[1:01] missile strike ordered by the president
[1:03] which killed dozens of al-Qaeda
[1:05] militants an action which officials say
[1:07] was necessary to protect American
[1:09] interests so our chief investigative
[1:11] correspondent Brian Ross joins us now
[1:13] Brian Charlie White House officials tell
[1:15] ABC News the orders for US military war
[1:17] planes to attack suspected Al-Qaeda
[1:20] sites in Yemen yesterday came directly
[1:22] from the Oval Office the action
[1:24] represents a major escalation by
[1:26] President Obama in his efforts to go
[1:28] after the terror group and yet another
[1:31] country the US military used
[1:33] air-launched cruise missiles in the
[1:35] attacks on two separate locations in
[1:37] Yemen pictures broadcast tonight on Al
[1:39] jazer showed dozens of bodies covered by
[1:42] sheets officials said some 35 suspec