World News Tonight (ABC) - 2002-09-18
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[0:00] in advance. Congress's own
[0:02] investigation. The latest FBI bulletin
[0:05] about possible hijackings. Watch out for
[0:07] chhatchins in first class and explosives
[0:10] mixed with coffee. The golden arches
[0:13] under pressure. McDonald's is
[0:15] desperately hungry for customers.
[0:18] Medicine on the cutting edge tonight.
[0:19] Experimental surgery to replace a hip.
[0:22] Less invasive and a faster recovery.
[0:24] We'll take a closer look. and how they
[0:27] kept the magnificent cave a secret for
[0:30] more than a dozen years.
[0:35] >> From ABC News World Headquarters in New
[0:38] York, this is World News Tonight with
[0:41] Peter Jennings.
[0:42] >> Good evening everyone. We begin tonight
[0:43] with a failure of government
[0:45] intelligence that will likely haunt the
[0:46] US intelligence community for many
[0:49] years. Today, a special congressional
[0:51] committee released a report which
[0:53] describes for the first time just how
[0:56] many warnings the US had before the
[0:58] September attacks that Osama bin Laden
[1:01] had plans for the United States. ABC's
[1:03] Linda Douglas is on Capitol Hill. Some
[1:06] of this must have been hard for the
[1:07] intelligence community to listen to.
[1:10] >> It was, Peter. This newly declassified
[1:12] intelligence intelligence shows that the
[1:14] government got several tips that Osama
[1:17] bin Laden might be planning to attack
[1:18] the United States and that he might want
[1:21] to use an airplane as a weapon.
[1:24] >> The committee's chief investigator
[1:26] testified that in July 2001, senior
[1:29] government officials were warned in a
[1:30] briefing that Osama bin Laden will
[1:32] launch a significant terrorist attack
[1:34] against US andor Israeli interests i