World News Tonight (ABC) - 2001-10-25

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[0:00] clouds up across western Washington.

[0:01] It's 54 in Seattle currently. 62 in the

[0:04] Rose City. It'll be a dry evening and in

[0:07] the morning just some patchy fog.

[0:08] Temperatures in the

[0:15] 40s. On World News Tonight, more cases

[0:18] of anthrax and the great debate about

[0:20] where it came from and who could have

[0:22] prepared such a weapon. In many parts of

[0:24] the country, the public is not afraid.

[0:27] The Senate gives the Bush administration

[0:29] the broader police powers it has been

[0:31] seeking. The crime rate is up in many

[0:34] parts of the country. Since 9/11, the

[0:36] police are too busy doing other things.

[0:39] And the battle for public opinion. The

[0:42] US cannot control the headlines in

[0:46] [Music]

[0:48] Pakistan. From ABC News World

[0:51] Headquarters in New York, this is World

[0:54] News Tonight with Peter Jenning. Good

[0:56] evening everyone. There have been more

[0:57] anthrax cases today and the Bush

[0:59] administration is trying to speak with a

[1:01] single voice about the extent of the

[1:03] danger and how much talent it would take

[1:05] to create and send such a murderous

[1:07] substance. Federal officials say today

[1:10] that 10,000 people in the country are

[1:11] now taking

[1:12] antibiotics either as a precaution

[1:15] against anthrax or because they have

[1:17] tested positive. First, we're going to

[1:19] get a quick summary from ABC's Brian

[1:21] Ross on today's developments. More we

[1:23] focus on this, the more we realize we're

[1:25] very focused on one letter. That's

[1:27] right, Peter. Really, no more than a

[1:28] handful of deadly powder. Yet, there are

[1:30] growing concerns about anthrax infecting

[1:33] the mail with the case today of a State

[1:35] Department e

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