World News Tonight (ABC) (Western) - 2000-02-22
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[0:00] spread out uh east of the Cascades
[0:02] probably or central Oregon in the
[0:03] mountains at 20 down to 2500 ft the snow
[0:06] level but there's not going to be much
[0:08] there however in a couple of days we got
[0:10] come one coming in for Friday but
[0:12] tomorrow 54 in Portland and Seattle 62
[0:14] in Medford have a great day
[0:20] >> on world news tonight this Tuesday is
[0:21] the Republican nomination race over not
[0:24] by a Michigan mile
[0:27] giving preschool children moodaltering
[0:29] ing drugs. How good an idea is that?
[0:32] Should people who use cellular phones
[0:34] really have to pay for incoming calls?
[0:36] Maybe the government will change its
[0:38] mind and using the building blocks of
[0:40] life to replace parts of the body that
[0:42] are old or damaged. Scientists are
[0:45] thinking seriously about new hearts.
[0:55] From ABC News World Headquarters in New
[0:58] York, this is World News Tonight with
[1:01] Peter Jennings.
[1:02] >> Good evening. We begin again tonight
[1:03] with the hurly burly up and down fast
[1:05] like the wind presidential primary
[1:07] season for Republicans. If this is
[1:09] Tuesday, it must be Michigan and
[1:11] Arizona. And it's a very big day for
[1:13] Arizona Senator John McCain. We project
[1:16] that he's the winner in Michigan by a
[1:18] comfortable margin. And he is also the
[1:20] winner in Arizona by a wide margin.
[1:22] First, let's take a look at Michigan.
[1:24] This was a Republican primary, but here
[1:27] is how John McCain won it. Only 40% 47%
[1:32] of the voters who showed up today were
[1:33] actually Republicans. Democrats and
[1:35] independents, as you can see, they're
[1:36] actually made up the majority of voters.
[1:39] And their collective interest in