World News Tonight (ABC) - 2001-11-02

Name: World News Tonight (ABC) - 2001-11-02
Uploaded: 2025-06-11
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Uploaded: 2025-06-11

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Read a transcript preview of “World News Tonight (ABC) - 2001-11-02” from malgent, uploaded on 2025-06-11.

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Language: English (original, YouTube automatic captions)

[0:00] that key.

[0:03] Good evening once again. Time for a

[0:04] quick weather check. We have clear to

[0:06] partly cloudy skies out there tonight.

[0:07] It's not going to rain if you're heading

[0:08] out for a Friday night event, but it

[0:10] will be chilly when you wake up in the

[0:11] morning. Kind of muggy out there right

[0:12] now. Lowle moisture will eventually turn

[0:14] into some fog and some clouds to start

[0:16] off your Saturday, but no rain for

[0:17] tomorrow and maybe some afternoon

[0:19] sunshine. It's 6:00. I'm Rob Marciano.

[0:21] World News Tonight is next.

[0:27] [Music]

[0:28] [Applause]

[0:31] On World News Tonight, staggering news

[0:33] about the job market. The worst month in

[0:35] 20 years. What will the Bush

[0:37] administration do about it? What's a

[0:39] governor to do when he hears there's a

[0:41] threat to his bridges? When the

[0:43] California governor went public? What's

[0:46] the mayor of New York to do? He has the

[0:49] firefighters very angry.

[0:52] to Kandahar and back with the Taliban,

[0:54] our correspondents diary

[0:57] and the energetic sound of patriotism.

[1:01] There's a run on Souza and Irving

[1:04] Berlin.

[1:08] From ABC News world headquarters in New

[1:11] York, this is World News Tonight with

[1:15] Peter Jennings. Good evening everyone.

[1:16] We're going to begin tonight with the

[1:18] economy and pressure. the pressure on

[1:20] the Bush administration and the Congress

[1:22] to do something about the economy and it

[1:24] certainly increased today because the

[1:26] carnage in the job market last month was

[1:28] worse than expected and as bad as it has

[1:31] been for one month since Jimmy Carter's

[1:34] presidency in 1980. American companies

[1:36] cut 415,000

[1:38] jobs last month and the unemploym