World News Tonight (ABC) - 2005-03-31
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[0:00] the debate about life and death
[0:01] continues the commission appointed by
[0:04] the president concludes that
[0:05] Intelligence on weapons of mass
[0:06] destruction in Iraq was dead wrong and
[0:09] one of the most damaging intelligence
[0:11] failures in US history did you know that
[0:14] your car may have a black box that
[0:16] records data about your driving it can
[0:19] now be used in court and make nice for
[0:21] the camera not this time Britain's
[0:24] Prince Charles tells reporters he hates
[0:28] them from ABC News world headquarters in
[0:32] New York this is World News Tonight with
[0:35] Peter Jennings reporting tonight Bob
[0:39] woodr good evening everyone there is a
[0:41] lot of news in the US and around the
[0:43] world tonight and we start at the
[0:44] Vatican we're late this afternoon
[0:46] officials said that the pope now has an
[0:48] infection and a high fever just
[0:51] yesterday he was given a feeding tube
[0:53] because he was having trouble getting
[0:54] enough food at 84 years old with
[0:57] Parkinson disease as well it is a lot of
[0:59] stress for the body ABC's David Wright
[1:02] is in Rome tonight at the Vatican City
[1:04] David we have heard this many times
[1:07] before medical scares like this with the
[1:09] Pope in this case do you get the sense
[1:11] that it's much more
[1:14] serious well Bob it's well past midnight
[1:16] here in Rome and for the Vatican itself
[1:19] to confirm this situation at this hour
[1:22] is itself a sign that they are taking
[1:23] this very seriously a deputy Vatican
[1:26] spokesman talked with ABC News a short
[1:28] while ago he told us that the Pope's
[1:30] fever developed this morning he was
[1:31] treated with antibiotics this afternoon
[1:34] but it's not yet