테러와의 전쟁
ABC News Headline
Welcome to World News. Tonight, serious questions about the government’s new billion dollar defense against a terrorist attack. Does it work and did officials mislead 속이다 Congress? Transfer of power. Vice President Cheney in charge ~을 맡고 있는, 담당의. President Bush will temporarily cede <권리를> 양도하다 his powers to undergo <수술을> 받다 a medical procedure 수술, < 결장 내 용종을 제거하는 수술을 받음>.
New hope. The treatment found to provide lasting 영구적인 benefits for children with attention deficit disorder 주의 결여 장애 as long as their parents do their part. And our person of the week. An overnight 갑작스런 sensation. The Virginia Tech survivor honoring 기리다 the victims by making history on the golf course. From ABC News, this is World News with Charles Gibson, reporting from Washington, Elizabeth Vargas.
테러와의 전쟁
Good evening. At the end of the week, in which the government acknowledged that Al-Qaeda has regrouped and is plotting to infiltrate 침투하다, 잠입하다 the US. There is disturbing 몹시 염려되는 news about one of the nation’s new weapons against terrorism. The US has appropriated <특수한 목적에> <돈 등을> 충당하다 $2 billion for new high tech scanners that are supposed to detect any nuclear devices being smuggled 몰래 갖고 들어오다 into this country in cars, trucks, and ships. We learned today that Congress has serious questions about the programs saying the machines are ineffective 쓸모 없는. Our chief investigative correspondent Brian Ross from
Elizabeth, what’s at stake 문제가 되어 here is not only the billions of dollars that scientists say had been wasted on machines that don’t work, but the fact that the country remains wide open to terrorists who might try to smuggle nuclear material into the country. The scene today at the
A Government Accountability Office 감사원 report concluded the same new machines fell far short of the 95% level of performance. At best 기껏해야 45% accurate. Sometimes as low as only 17% accurate. That’s why Congress now wants a new round of tests before they will allow any more money to be spent on the system.