World News Tonight (ABC) - 2002-12-02

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[0:00] was involved. This

[0:03] >> closer look tonight at the general

[0:05] [music] threat from these surfaceto-air

[0:06] missiles. They are portable and widely

[0:09] available. The UN weapons inspectors in

[0:12] Iraq [music] say things are going well.

[0:14] So why does President Bush disagree? The

[0:18] Christmas shopping season begins with a

[0:20] bang. Americans flood the malls over

[0:23] Thanksgiving [music] weekend. and the

[0:25] new police chief in Los Angeles fighting

[0:27] the gangs and some of the old ways in

[0:31] his new department.

[0:34] [music]

[0:34] >> From ABC, this is World News Tonight

[0:37] with Peter Jennings reporting tonight

[0:40] from California. [music]

[0:43] Good evening from Los Angeles. First of

[0:44] all, we hope you had a good

[0:45] Thanksgiving. Millions of Americans

[0:47] certainly followed it with an outburst

[0:49] of shopping. We'll get to that. and to

[0:51] the challenge here in Los Angeles

[0:53] tonight where a new police chief has a

[0:55] real problem on his hands. We're going

[0:57] to begin, however, with the terrorism in

[0:58] East Africa. Investigators everywhere

[1:01] have spent the weekend trying to nail

[1:03] down whether the attack on an Israeli

[1:05] owned hotel and the attempt to shoot

[1:07] down an Israeli aircraft were really the

[1:09] work of al-Qaeda. Their big issues here,

[1:11] the use of very mobile surfaceto-air

[1:13] missiles and where the attacks took

[1:16] place. We're joined by our investigative

[1:18] units, ABC's Brian Ross. Brian

[1:21] >> Peter, officials at the FBI, the

[1:22] Pentagon, and the CIA tell ABC News

[1:25] tonight there are now two direct

[1:27] connections pointing to the role of

[1:28] al-Qaeda in the Kenya attacks.

[1:32] >> The first connection is the se

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