World News Tonight (ABC) - 2001-10-11 (Western edition)

Name: World News Tonight (ABC) - 2001-10-11 (Western edition)
Uploaded: 2025-03-21
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Read a transcript preview of “World News Tonight (ABC) - 2001-10-11 (Western edition)” from malgent, uploaded on 2025-03-21.

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[0:19] On World News Tonight, the US pounds

[0:21] Afghanistan again. US special forces are

[0:25] operating inside the country. And the

[0:28] state of the nation. 1 month later.

[0:31] Sometimes it feels like yesterday and

[0:33] sometimes it feels like a year ago or

[0:35] more. The effect on the retail business,

[0:38] the worst September in 20 years. The

[0:40] effect on airport security, in some

[0:43] cases not yet good enough. The FBI

[0:47] issues another warning. Be on guard for

[0:49] the next several days. And the nation's

[0:53] state of mind. The American people will

[0:55] never forget the cruelty that was done

[0:57] here.

[1:01] From ABC News World Headquarters in New

[1:04] York, this is World News Tonight with

[1:08] Peter Jennings. Good evening everyone.

[1:09] It has now been, as you know, a month

[1:11] since the United States was attacked. In

[1:12] many ways, the nation is a study in

[1:14] contrast today. A lot of courage, a lot

[1:16] of anxiety, and still a lot of confusion

[1:19] and very deep sadness still. We're going

[1:22] to begin at the White House tonight

[1:23] where the president has just given his

[1:25] first prime time news conference to

[1:27] report on, as he calls it, the state of

[1:29] the war against terrorism. ABC's Barry

[1:32] Sarapin is there. Barry. Well, Peter,

[1:35] the president said tonight that a lot

[1:36] has already been accomplished in the

[1:38] months since the US came under attack,

[1:40] that everything is moving as it shou