World News Tonight (ABC) - 2002-01-09

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[0:00] CVM all the way through Wednesday,

[0:02] drying up at the end of our 10-day

[0:04] trend.

[0:13] >> On World News tonight, the US loses a

[0:15] Marine aircraft in Pakistan. It runs

[0:18] into a mountain and there is [music] no

[0:19] sign of survivors.

[0:21] The US Special Forces in Tora Bora. Our

[0:24] reporter goes to the caves with them.

[0:27] A weather forecast to get your

[0:29] attention. It looks [music] like El Nino

[0:31] is back.

[0:33] We'll take a closer look tonight at a

[0:34] new study about depression. Twice as

[0:36] many women are depressed as men and

[0:39] there's been a huge increase [music] in

[0:40] using antidepressants.

[0:43] And the unacceptable word on a license

[0:45] plate, even when it represented a

[0:47] football team.

[0:49] >> Well, there was a team called the

[0:50] Atlanta Negroes and when the team

[0:52] scored, everyone stood up and did a

[0:53] watermelon shot. How long would that

[0:55] last?

[0:59] >> From the ABC News world headquarters in

[1:02] New York.

[1:03] This is World News tonight with Peter

[1:06] Jennings.

[1:06] >> Good evening everyone. There have been

[1:07] seven more American casualties in the

[1:10] Afghanistan campaign today, not the

[1:12] result of combat. The Pentagon says that

[1:14] an airborne Marine tanker returning from

[1:17] a mission slammed into a mountain. There

[1:19] was a crew of seven on board and there

[1:21] is [music] no sign of survivors.

[1:24] ABC's Martha Raddatz is at the Pentagon

[1:26] and Martha, you have all the details.

[1:28] >> That's right, Peter. Pentagon officials

[1:29] are not certain what caused this crash,

[1:32] but they are pretty certain it was not

[1:34] shot down.

[1:37] The KC-130 was flying at night through

[1:40] steep, rugged terrain when it slammed

[1:42] into a mountain

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