World News Tonight (ABC) - 1998-03-24
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[0:00] handle people at work who stress you
[0:02] out. Tomorrow at 9:00
[0:07] on World News Tonight this Tuesday,
[0:09] another mystifying shooting at a school.
[0:11] The shooters were very young. We'll take
[0:13] a closer look at school violence in
[0:15] general. The president's day in Africa
[0:18] nagged by questions about executive
[0:20] privilege. Does it extend to the first
[0:22] lady and her conversations? And why is
[0:26] the International Space Station billions
[0:27] of dollars over budget? What does NASA
[0:30] have to say? It is your money.
[0:39] From ABC News World Headquarters in New
[0:42] York, this is World News Tonight with
[0:45] Peter Jennings. Good evening. They were
[0:47] so young, which only enhances the shock.
[0:49] The shooters, that is, were so young.
[0:51] And most of those who were shot as well
[0:52] at a middle school in northeastern
[0:54] Arkansas this afternoon. The boys with
[0:56] the guns were 11 and 13. We are told
[1:00] they killed four people and wounded a
[1:02] dozen. All over the country today,
[1:04] people wondered why has it happened
[1:06] again and where might it happen next?
[1:09] First with the details, ABC's Morton
[1:11] Dean.
[1:13] The deadly shooting spree appear to have
[1:16] been well planned. An ambush, kids
[1:18] shooting kids. The authorities so far
[1:21] have suggested this deadly scenario. One
[1:24] student, perhaps an accomplice of the
[1:26] killers, pulling a fire alarm in the
[1:28] school. The students, sixth and seventh
[1:31] graders, filing outside in orderly
[1:34] fashion. And we heard the fire alarm.
[1:35] So, and then we all started coming out
[1:37] and then we heard shots, you know, just
[1:39] a few. And then we saw our principal
[1:41] coming at us and yelling a