World News Tonight (ABC) - 2005-03-29
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[0:00] news tonight the earthquake Devastation
[0:02] in Indonesia a thousand people dead
[0:05] 20,000 without water the Scandal at the
[0:08] United Nations and independent report
[0:10] criticizes the Secretary General he says
[0:13] he will not quit we're going to take a
[0:15] closer look tonight at the Iraqi city of
[0:17] fua 3 months after a major battle the
[0:20] Marines say they see real signs of
[0:23] change in Colorado the death penalty
[0:26] overturned in a case of rape and murder
[0:28] because one of the jurors brought a
[0:30] Bible into the deliberation room and why
[0:33] it is important that American teenagers
[0:35] are not getting enough
[0:41] sleep from ABC News world headquarters
[0:44] in New York this is World News Tonight
[0:48] with Peter Jennings good evening
[0:49] everyone we're going to begin with the
[0:51] earthquake tonight the authorities in
[0:52] Indonesia do believe that a thousand
[0:54] people were killed and many more made
[0:56] homeless on one Indonesian Island alone
[1:00] there was no Giant Wave so that Panic
[1:02] has subsided somewhat but the Earth
[1:04] shook so relentlessly in the capital
[1:06] city on the island of Nas that people
[1:08] are described as having run and walked
[1:10] like drunkards from Indonesia tonight
[1:13] ABC's Mark
[1:15] litkey tonight the isolation of Neos
[1:18] island is only adding to its misery the
[1:21] Island's main Town took the brunt of the
[1:23] earthquake's Force 70% of the buildings
[1:25] have been leveled people are digging
[1:27] through Rubble with their bare hands
[1:29] trying to find survivors churches and
[1:32] mosques have been turned into morgs a
[1:34] soccer field is being used as a medical
[1:36] emergency center relief efforts are
[1:38] severely ha