World News Tonight (ABC) - 2002-12-27

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[0:07] On World News Tonight, nuclear crisis.

[0:10] North Korea says it's kicking out the

[0:11] weapons inspectors. Is it finally time

[0:14] for the US to get tough? Strange claims.

[0:18] A mysterious group says it's won the

[0:20] race to clone a human being, but it's

[0:23] not showing anyone the baby. Vanished.

[0:26] The desperate search for a woman about

[0:29] to give birth who disappeared on

[0:31] Christmas Eve. Your money. Millions of

[0:35] dollars in tax breaks going to people

[0:37] who buy gasg guzzling SUVs.

[0:40] And false profits. We'll count down the

[0:43] five worst predictions of 2002. The

[0:46] experts who sounded so smart and got

[0:49] everything wrong.

[0:54] From ABC News World Headquarters in New

[0:56] York, this is World News Tonight with

[0:59] Peter Jennings. Sitting in tonight,

[1:02] Elizabeth Bargain.

[1:03] >> Good evening. There is enormous anxiety

[1:05] in the US and on the Korean Peninsula

[1:08] today as North Korea aggressively pushes

[1:11] forward with its nuclear program. Today,

[1:13] the North Koreans ordered all United

[1:16] Nations weapons inspectors in the

[1:17] country to leave. North Korea moved a

[1:20] thousand more fuel rods to a nuclear

[1:22] power plant and it is restarting a

[1:25] laboratory there that could help make

[1:27] more nuclear bombs. ABC's Bob Woodruff

[1:30] joins us. Bob, this is a country

[1:31] President Bush included in his access of

[1:33] evil. But he's treating the North

[1:35] Koreans much more gingerely than the

[1:37] Iraqis.

[1:38] >> That is true. And you better believe

[1:40] that if weapons inspectors were kicked

[1:42] out of Iraq like this, the White House

[1:43] would be screaming. Instead, they've

[1:45] been almost completely silent on this.

[1:47] On the other hand, t

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