I’m Elizabeth Vargas. Tonight, President Bush says if he didn’t believe the US could succeed in Iraq,

he would bring the troops home.

And when they come home is up to ~에 달려있다 future presidents.

Price Hike. The cost of gasoline is going up again.

It could soon top 넘다 $ 3 a gallon.

 

And Panda Monium <pandemonium을 응용한 표현> 대혼란, 즉 미국인들이 팬더에 빠져있는 상황.

The kindergarten where scientists learn as the pandas play.

Our correspondent had his hands full.

From ABC News, this is World News Tonight with Bob Woodruff and Elizabeth Vargas.

 

Good evening and so begins the 4^th year of the war in Iraq.

President Bush took center stage again today

trying to build public support for the war.

He called the news conference 기자회견 at the White House and told reporters he would bring the troops home now

if he didn’t think they could complete the mission.

 

But he also indicated 은연중 나타내다 for the first time that American men and women may still be in Iraq

even after the end of his presidency 대통령의 임기<직> in 2009.

Our chief Washington correspondent George Stephanopoulos joins us now with a complete wrap up 요약. George?

 

Time now to head over to Patti Anne Brown for the rest of today’s headlines. Hi, Patti Anne?

Hello, john? And hello, everyone? In the news today, Vice President 부통령 Dick Cheney says

Americans can be confident 확신하고 있는 that progress is being made in Iraq.

The Vice President saying US and Iraqi troops are keeping order 질서를 유지하다

following last month’s bombing of a Shiite Shrine 성지.

He accused critics of being, “almost eager to 간절히 ~하고 싶어하는 conclude the whole struggle is lost.”

He made those remarks 의견, 말 during a visit to an Illinois air force base.

 

Police in Oregon say all 7 members of a family lost in the snow have been found

and all are in good condition.

They were making a day trip when they took a wrong turn and got lost in a remote and snowy section of the state.

Crews using snow-cats <snowmobile> 설상차 to get them out.

The rescue team left a paramedic 의료 보조자 <간호사·구급 대원 등> with the stranded 오도가도 못하다 hikers in the meantime 그 사이에.

 

The first full day of spring brings not flowers, but snow to the Midwest.

Parts of central Nebraska are digging out 파내다 from as much as 2 feet.

Missouri reporting lots of mostly minor traffic accidents as cars slid off roads.

The snow did bring joy to the hearts of students in Illinois and Indiana

as plenty of schools were closed.

 

And as if it wasn’t enough being stuck in a tree for a week,

a South Carolina cat fell 80 feet out of the tree during a rescue attempt.

Luckily except for being a little shaken up <be shaken up>, 놀라다, the cat has no serious injuries.

But there is no word on how many lives the cat used up 지치게 하다. Look at that fall.

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