World News (ABC) - 2008-09-09

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[0:02] News.

[0:06] >> Welcome to World News. Tonight, just two

[0:08] months until election day, interest is

[0:11] growing and the number of voters who

[0:13] haven't made up their minds is getting

[0:15] smaller. Ill leader, North Korea's Kim

[0:18] Jong- fails to attend a government

[0:20] celebration, leading to speculation he

[0:23] may be very sick. What women want. Our

[0:26] poll shows a dramatic increase in

[0:28] McCain's support from white women

[0:30] voters. What's behind the switch? And

[0:34] out of service, airlines are cutting so

[0:36] many flights to save money that some

[0:38] cities may be left with no flights at

[0:41] all.

[0:47] >> From ABC News headquarters, this is

[0:50] World News with Charles Gibson.

[0:52] >> Good evening. There's been a concern in

[0:54] recent election cycles that Americans

[0:56] were getting apathetic about their

[0:58] politics, that they didn't care, that

[0:59] they didn't vote. Not this time.

[1:02] According to our latest ABC News poll,

[1:04] nine out of 10 registered voters say

[1:06] they are paying close attention. And

[1:09] fewer than one in five voters say they

[1:11] have yet to make up their mind for sure.

[1:13] The enthusiasm can be seen in the size

[1:16] of the crowds the candidates are

[1:17] drawing. So tonight, we have two

[1:19] reports. First, Ron Clayurn with McCain

[1:22] in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Good

[1:23] evening, Ron.

[1:25] >> Good evening, Charlie. Well, John McCain

[1:27] and Sarah Palin were supposed to split

[1:29] off last weekend and campaign

[1:30] separately, but McCain changed his mind

[1:33] and with good reason. Palin is

[1:34] generating all kinds of enthusiasm and

[1:37] all kinds of support in the on the stump

[1:39] and in the polls.

[1:43] Call it the Palin effec

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