NBC Nightly News - 2001-11-20

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[0:00] because I know charity is your passion

[0:01] and I think the war on terrorism plus

[0:03] what you should expect if you plan to

[0:05] travel for the Thanksgiving holiday. We

[0:08] will see you back here at 6:00. Right

[0:09] now, here's Nightly

[0:10] [Music]

[0:25] News. Endgame. With the Taliban on the

[0:28] run, who will run Afghanistan now? Plus,

[0:31] those four journalists killed, many

[0:34] injured. What it's really like on the

[0:36] most dangerous assignment in the world.

[0:39] It is the season, but not on

[0:41] Pennsylvania Avenue this year. Why the

[0:43] White House will be off limits to the

[0:45] public this Christmas. In the blink of

[0:48] an eye, a little girl follows a stranger

[0:50] out of a mall and ends up dead. every

[0:53] parent's fear and it's all too real. And

[0:57] in depth tonight, the getaway. How would

[1:00] you feel if someone in your family is a

[1:02] flight attendant these days? How their

[1:04] lives have changed in the skies over

[1:07] America.

[1:11] From NBC News world headquarters in New

[1:14] York, this is NBC Nightly News with Tom

[1:17] Bro.

[1:20] Good evening. Tonight, the United States

[1:21] is moving hundreds of Marines into

[1:23] position. It is waving around millions

[1:26] of dollars and American special

[1:28] operation forces are intensifying their

[1:30] hunt in the south of Afgh Afghanistan

[1:33] for Osama bin Laden. The operation of

[1:35] course will not be a complete success

[1:37] until he is captured or killed. But so

[1:41] much of Afghanistan now has been

[1:42] liberated that next week in Berlin,

[1:45] various anti-Taliban factions will meet

[1:47] to begin the difficult process of

[1:49] deciding who runs Afghanistan next.

[1:52] However, as NBC Jim Michelky reports

[1:54] tonight from

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