World News Tonight (ABC) - 2001-10-10
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[0:00] news out in the Portland area also up in
[0:02] Seattle it's 52 currently 55 it is cool
[0:06] and it is damp it's 6:00 World News
[0:08] Tonight is
[0:12] [Music]
[0:18] next from ABC News world headquarters in
[0:22] New York this is World News Tonight with
[0:25] Peter Jennings good evening everyone
[0:27] we're going to begin this evening
[0:29] without the benefit of a military
[0:30] briefing from the Pentagon because they
[0:32] canceled it today nonetheless we believe
[0:35] there has been something of a shift in
[0:37] tactics and therefore we're going to
[0:38] begin with our Pentagon correspondent
[0:40] John mcrey John Peter the US took
[0:42] another big step into Afghanistan's
[0:45] Civil War today by again bombing Taliban
[0:48] military targets clearly trying to alter
[0:50] the military
[0:52] balance Taliban garrisons near one front
[0:55] line in this Civil War were carpet
[0:57] bombed today by B-52s a terrifying
[1:01] spectacle of 50 500lb bombs ripping the
[1:04] Earth for the length of several football
[1:06] fields ABC News has learned that on
[1:08] another Target a tank Garrison the us
[1:11] loaded a B2 stealth bomber with a huge
[1:15] 5,000lb bomb normally used against deep
[1:17] bunkers the resulting explosion is
[1:20] horrendous officials say an important
[1:23] reason for selecting these particular
[1:25] weapons was psychological to frighten
[1:28] Taliban troops into deserted
[1:30] intelligence sources say opposition
[1:32] forces on several fronts are now making
[1:35] impressive gains against the Taliban the
[1:37] US also broadcast pro-american radio
[1:41] programs into Afghanistan today from a
[1:43] flying command post called Commando solo
[1:47] using the frequency of the taliban's
[1:49] most powerful radio sta