World News Tonight (ABC) - 2001-07-27

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[0:00] M or for the forest service trying to

[0:02] turn it back in Wyoming the Pentagon

[0:05] issues a credit card and some employees

[0:08] go to town the boy who murdered his

[0:11] teacher gets 28 years in prison it could

[0:13] have been Life we'll talk to Lance

[0:15] Armstrong tonight on his way to a

[0:16] stunning third win in the world's

[0:19] greatest bicycle race and ABC's Mike Lee

[0:22] on the road to anywhere a family

[0:24] vacation that is not for the

[0:26] fainthearted

[0:31] from ABC News world headquarters in New

[0:34] York this is World News Tonight with

[0:38] Peter Jenning good evening everyone

[0:39] we're going to repeat that headline the

[0:41] economy is the weakest it has been in

[0:43] eight years the government said today

[0:45] that the broadest measure of the economy

[0:47] the gross domestic product grew by only

[0:50] 0.7% in the last quarter in the same

[0:53] quarter last year it grew

[0:56] 5.7% ABC's Bob Jameson is here tonight

[0:59] to explain what is bad about this and

[1:01] what if anything is good Robert Peter

[1:03] the economy barely had a pulse in the

[1:05] second quarter and the only reason it

[1:07] had a beat at all was because consumers

[1:09] continued to spend despite Rising

[1:11] layoffs at an uncertain stock market

[1:14] consumer spending which is 2third of the

[1:16] entire economy grew by a little more

[1:18] than 2% in the second quarter economists

[1:21] say that and a strong housing market are

[1:23] the only reasons the economy grew at all

[1:26] the resilient consumer consumer demand

[1:28] is continuing OB be at this slacker Pace

[1:31] than we've seen in Prior quarters but is

[1:34] holding up very nicely the big drag on

[1:37] the economy is still the lack of

[1:39] spending by companie

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