World News Tonight (ABC) - 2001-09-24
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[0:06] on World News Tonight the Bush
[0:07] Administration begins a campaign to get
[0:09] at the money which helps the terrorists
[0:12] a message from Osama Bin Laden he calls
[0:14] on Muslims in Pakistan to defend
[0:17] Afghanistan the Attorney General says
[0:19] crop dusters in the US will stay
[0:21] grounded at least until midnight the FBI
[0:24] says it's worried they could be used to
[0:26] spread chemical or biological agents the
[0:29] country 's largest Pilots union says its
[0:32] Pilots should have the option of
[0:34] carrying a gun in the
[0:36] cockpit and finding comfort in baseball
[0:40] and music and the Bible little by little
[0:43] the nation moves
[0:47] on from ABC News world headquarters in
[0:50] New York this is World News Tonight with
[0:54] Peter Jennings good evening everyone and
[0:56] so the United States begins another week
[0:58] in Uncharted Territory though for
[1:00] millions of people the days all seem to
[1:02] run together the Bush Administration has
[1:04] begun the campaign to get at the
[1:05] financial assets of those who support
[1:07] terrorism and we've heard from Osama Bin
[1:09] Laden today a message to the Arabic
[1:12] television service Al jazer he calls on
[1:15] people in Pakistan to resist what he
[1:18] called the new Jewish Christian Crusade
[1:20] led by the big Crusader Bush and the
[1:23] Attorney General of the United States
[1:25] has said today that crop dusting planes
[1:26] will stay grounded until at least
[1:28] tomorrow because the FBI is is concerned
[1:31] about their capacity to deliver
[1:32] biological or chemical agents we'll get
[1:35] to that in just a moment but first to
[1:37] the White House and ABC's Terry Moran
[1:40] Terry well Peter attacking terrorists
[1:42] finances ha