World News Tonight (ABC) - 2006-06-14
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[0:05] Tonight, mission statement. Back from
[0:08] Iraq, President Bush says the violence
[0:10] won't stop, but claims the new
[0:12] government will succeed with American
[0:15] help.
[0:17] Security sweep. More than 2,000 illegal
[0:20] immigrants netted in a nationwide raid.
[0:22] Dozens working in some of the country's
[0:24] most secure sites.
[0:27] Safety questions. A powerful senator
[0:30] confronts the government saying health
[0:31] officials knew safety data for a
[0:34] powerful antibiotic was forged, but
[0:36] approved it anyway. Brian Ross
[0:39] investigates.
[0:41] And American dream. The little boy who
[0:44] showed Peter Jennings what life was like
[0:46] inside Sarajevo's war zone today becomes
[0:51] a US citizen.
[0:56] >> From ABC News, this is World News
[1:00] Tonight with Charles Gibson.
[1:02] >> Good evening. The president was only in
[1:04] Iraq for a bit more than 5 hours
[1:06] yesterday, but he says he came back
[1:08] sensing a whole new feeling there.
[1:10] In a Rose Garden news conference today,
[1:12] he was equal parts enthusiasm and
[1:15] realism. Progress is being made, but
[1:18] violent attacks will not end. The new
[1:20] Iraqi government can succeed, but he was
[1:22] cautious about US troop withdrawals. In
[1:25] Washington, we start with our White
[1:27] House correspondent, Martha Raddatz.
[1:29] Martha.
[1:30] >> Charlie, the president was very forceful
[1:32] today and about as upbeat as possible
[1:35] about Iraq's future.
[1:37] Back from Iraq only 6 hours, the
[1:40] president seemed to be operating on the
[1:42] adrenaline of success. The death of
[1:45] Zarqawi, the formation of the Iraqi
[1:47] government, and what he witnessed
[1:48] himself in Baghdad.
[1:50] >> I sense something different happening in
[1:52] Iraq. The prog