World News Tonight (ABC) - 2001-10-04
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[0:00] 72 in Olympia 76 currently in oium and
[0:02] 77 in asoa cooler down across the North
[0:05] or Southern Coastline mid 80s in the wam
[0:07] Valley a cool 66° in Redmond a great
[0:10] night do some stargazing
[0:12] [Music]
[0:20] enjoy on World News Tonight a Russian
[0:22] jet explodes in an isolated case of
[0:24] Anthrax it makes for serious anxiety the
[0:28] British government says it has the
[0:29] evidence Osama Bin Laden attack the US
[0:33] President Bush announces almost $300
[0:35] million in Aid to Afghanistan but will
[0:38] the US bomb the country first and then
[0:41] deliver and we'll meet an Afghan
[0:44] commander who says he can defeat the
[0:46] Taliban he tells the us not to
[0:52] attack from ABC News world headquarters
[0:56] in New York this is World News Tonight
[0:59] with Peter Jennings good evening
[1:01] everyone we're going to begin this
[1:02] evening with tension and confusion there
[1:05] were two incidents today which may have
[1:07] absolutely nothing to do with terrorism
[1:09] and yet because they happen now the very
[1:12] first suspicions were of a connection
[1:14] first a plane flying from Israel to
[1:16] Russia exploded in midair was it a bomb
[1:18] people asked immediately was it shot
[1:20] down we do not know but governments in
[1:22] three countries at least are desperately
[1:25] trying to find out and then this
[1:27] afternoon the regular White House
[1:29] briefing for reporters was interrupted
[1:31] so the Secretary of Health and Human
[1:32] Services could announce that there had
[1:35] been a single isolated case of Anthrax
[1:37] reported in Florida again was there any
[1:40] connection the government doesn't think
[1:42] so but given the tension and the
[1:44] confusion the White House decid