World News Tonight (ABC) - 2001-01-18
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[0:00] I think it's kind of scary. Hero events
[0:02] begin. George Bush at the Lincoln
[0:04] Memorial and Bill Clinton on television.
[0:07] A late goodbye. The new president's
[0:10] choices for attorney general in the
[0:12] interior attacked again on Capitol Hill.
[0:15] The Reverend Jesse Jackson admits he
[0:17] fathered a child out of wedlock. An ABC
[0:20] News exclusive, the sailor's videotape
[0:23] from the USS Cole. And how much will
[0:26] Washington change now that the Texans
[0:29] are back?
[0:32] [Music]
[0:34] From ABC, this is World News Tonight
[0:37] with Peter Jennings reporting tonight
[0:39] from Washington. Good evening everyone.
[0:42] We caught a glimpse of a moving truck
[0:44] down there at the White House this
[0:45] afternoon and there is no clearer sign
[0:46] in this town that the changing of the
[0:49] guard is very close. The contested
[0:51] election delayed much of the
[0:53] organization, but they will get it done.
[0:55] The first big celebration for George W.
[0:57] Bush was at the Lincoln Memorial late
[0:59] this afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Bush, Mr.
[1:01] and Mrs. Cheney there to greet a large
[1:04] crowd of enthusiasts, which will only
[1:06] get larger by Saturday.
[1:09] My administration will serve all
[1:12] Americans, and this inaugural is for all
[1:15] Americans to enjoy.
[1:18] We'll have a better look at the
[1:19] celebration by the end of the broadcast.
[1:21] But first, the serious business. George
[1:23] Bush's nominees for his cabinet are
[1:25] still getting a going over in the
[1:26] Congress. And President Clinton caused a
[1:29] mild stir here by his reluctance to
[1:32] slide out of the spotlight. Mr. Clinton
[1:34] asked for and got a little time on
[1:37] television tonight to say goodbye.
[1:39] Here's ABC'