World News Tonight (ABC) - 2001-11-13

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[0:00] corridor. Relatively dry, but here come

[0:02] the brighter colors and it's just going

[0:03] to rain all get out later on the night.

[0:05] In the morning, it's going to be raining

[0:06] as well. Kind of a stormy start at the

[0:08] bus stop. Temperatures in the lower 50s.

[0:10] Rain and wind expected to decrease

[0:12] tomorrow afternoon. It's 6:00. I'm Rob

[0:14] Marciano. World News Tonight is next.

[0:19] [Music]

[0:27] On World News Tonight, the Afghan

[0:29] capital is liberated from the Taliban.

[0:32] The Northern Alliance hunts down the

[0:34] Taliban and their supporters, sometimes

[0:37] a man at a time. The Al Qaeda house in

[0:40] Kbble. Now, where is Osama bin Laden?

[0:44] American Airlines flight 587. What they

[0:48] heard in the cockpit when catastrophe

[0:50] struck. And finally tonight, pushing

[0:53] Harry Potter, the global corporate

[0:56] strategy.

[1:00] From ABC News World Headquarters in New

[1:03] York, this is World News Tonight with

[1:06] Peter Jennings. Good evening everyone.

[1:08] The Taliban have left the Afghan

[1:10] capital, Kabell, and the Bush

[1:12] administration says the war is far from

[1:14] over. Kbble is now in the hands of the

[1:16] Northern Alliance. The alliance says its

[1:18] troops are now headed south toward

[1:20] Kandahar. 300 miles away, the last major

[1:23] city under Taliban control. In several

[1:26] days, the Taliban, beg you pardon, the

[1:28] Northern Alliance has gone from

[1:31] controlling 15% of the country to

[1:33] controlling half of it. ABC's David

[1:36] Wright went into Kbble with the troops

[1:38] today. David,

[1:41] Peter, 24 hours ago, we had little idea

[1:44] that we would actually be reporting to

[1:46] you tonight from Kabell. And what's

[1:48] truly extraordinary is that

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