NBC Nightly News - 2001-11-19
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[0:02] parts of the Portland area.
[0:04] I'll carry it with one of my eight
[0:05] heroes.
[0:06] There you go.
[0:06] No, really. So, it's quite an honor.
[0:08] Nightly News is straight ahead. Coming
[0:10] up, how the hunt for Osama bin Laden is
[0:12] intensifying.
[0:13] Just part of what you'll see next on
[0:14] Nightly News, and we'll see you back
[0:16] here at 6:00.
[0:25] Most wanted
[0:26] special forces and the CIA on the ground
[0:29] tonight hunting for bin Laden. And four
[0:32] journalists shot to death on the road to
[0:34] Kabul.
[0:35] The general, my exclusive interview with
[0:37] Attorney General John Ashcroft under
[0:40] fire from Congress for changing the
[0:41] rules for terrorism trials.
[0:45] In-depth, the getaway. Cheap gas, the
[0:48] lowest in more than a year. What it
[0:50] means for Thanksgiving travel, winter
[0:52] heating bills, and will it be enough to
[0:54] jump-start the economy?
[0:56] Lifeline, why are people dying after
[0:59] this common knee surgery? A medical
[1:02] mystery tonight.
[1:04] And the home front, a family kept apart
[1:06] by war coping and coming together as the
[1:09] holiday season begins.
[1:13] From NBC News world headquarters in New
[1:16] York, this is NBC Nightly News with Tom
[1:20] Brokaw.
[1:22] Good evening. Tonight, the hunt for
[1:24] Osama bin Laden is intensifying on the
[1:26] ground in Afghanistan, and President
[1:29] Bush said, "Quote, the noose is
[1:31] beginning to narrow." At the Pentagon,
[1:33] Defense Secretary Rumsfeld suggested the
[1:35] big reward money for bin Laden, now more
[1:37] than $25 million,
[1:39] may prompt Afghans to start crawling
[1:41] through tunnels and caves looking for
[1:44] him. But in parts of Afghanistan, the
[1:46] fighting still is intense, and tonight
[1:49] four journalists are