World News Tonight (ABC) - 2001-10-14 - 1 of 2
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[0:04] On World News Tonight this Sunday,
[0:07] President Bush rejects [music] a new
[0:09] Taliban offer to hand over Osama bin
[0:12] Laden.
[0:12] >> There's no need to negotiate. There's no
[0:14] discussions. I told exact told them
[0:16] exactly what they need to do.
[0:18] >> Three more people test positive for
[0:21] anthrax [music] exposure in New York.
[0:24] Before September 11th, they kept
[0:26] America's hotels running. Now they are
[0:29] out of work without [music] a safety
[0:31] net.
[0:33] And eyewitness to tragedy. The healing
[0:36] power of pictures.
[0:39] [music]
[0:42] >> From ABC News world headquarters in New
[0:45] York. This is World News Tonight Sunday.
[0:50] >> Good evening everyone. I'm Carol
[0:51] Simpson. Today, foreign journalists got
[0:54] their first look at the devastation in
[0:56] Afghanistan. It was a tour orchestrated
[0:59] by the Taliban of an area where the
[1:01] Taliban says at least 200 civilians were
[1:04] killed. And President Bush has again
[1:07] refused to make a deal with Taliban
[1:09] authorities to stop the air strikes. We
[1:12] start with that report from ABC's Josh
[1:14] Gerstein at the White House.
[1:17] Returning from Camp David this
[1:19] afternoon, President Bush firmly
[1:21] rejected the Taliban's offer to discuss
[1:23] turning Osama bin Laden over to a
[1:26] neutral country for trial.
[1:27] >> They must have not hurt. There's no
[1:28] negotiations.
[1:31] This is non-negotiable.
[1:32] >> Taliban officials said today they would
[1:34] hand Bin Laden over if the US ends its
[1:37] air strikes and provides proof of his
[1:39] guilt. if he is involved uh in uh any
[1:44] kind of terrorist act, America should
[1:48] provide evidence and then we would
[1:51] discuss his putting on trial.
[1:53] >> The president