World News Tonight (ABC) - 2002-12-19
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[0:00] properly care for the
[0:01] >> and the US say Iraq has failed to
[0:03] account for its [music] weapons of mass
[0:05] destruction. Much of the West is being
[0:08] hammered by the weather, tornadoes there
[0:10] too, as well as wind and snow and
[0:12] avalanche and [music] it may not end for
[0:14] months. The FBI agent who would not
[0:17] record a man suspected of terrorism, an
[0:20] [music] ABC News investigation. A new
[0:22] report says too many video games are
[0:24] focused on violence [music] against
[0:26] women. We'll take a closer look. And so
[0:29] much beauty in a tiny thing. We mean the
[0:31] snowflake. The farther out there they
[0:34] are, the more delicate [music] they are.
[0:39] From ABC News World Headquarters in New
[0:42] York, this is World News Tonight with
[0:46] Peter Jennings.
[0:48] Good evening everyone. This was a bad
[0:50] day for the United Nations, for the
[0:51] United States, and certainly for Iraq.
[0:54] Two weeks ago, Iraq turned in a
[0:55] 12,000page report to the UN, which Iraq
[0:58] said proved it no longer had weapons of
[1:00] mass destruction. Today, the UN and the
[1:02] Bush administration said the Iraqi
[1:05] document was not enough. The UN weapons
[1:08] inspectors were fairly polite about it.
[1:10] We have not gotten what we need, they
[1:12] said. The Bush team was much tougher.
[1:15] Iraq has totally failed. The Secretary
[1:18] of State Coen Powell said Iraq is lying
[1:20] and if it continues to do so there will
[1:22] be no peaceful solution. The chief UN
[1:25] weapons inspector Hans Blicks told the
[1:27] press what he and his colleagues had
[1:29] just told the UN security council.
[1:32] >> An opportunity was missed in the
[1:34] declaration to give a lot of evidence.
[1:37] The ab