NBC TODAY Headline

 

Good morning. Grim 잔인한, 냉혹한 Milestone 이정표. 4000 Americans dead in the war in Iraq. What’s the future of US involvement there? Pumped up 높여진. Gas prices rise 7 cents in just 2 weeks. Regular now averaging 3.26 a gallon, almost a recode high.

 

And let the relay begin. The Olympic torch 횃불 is lit <light의> 과거, 과거분사 in ancient Olympia and it’s often a 5-month journey around the globe today, Monday, March 24, 2008. From NBC News, this is TODAY with Matt Lauer and Meredith Vieira, live from studio 1A in Rockefeller Plaza.

 

ABC News Headline

 

Welcome to World News. Tonight, a milestone of war. 4000 Americans have now died in Iraq. Each one of them, a story. Pilot error. An airline pilot authorized 권한을 부여하다 to carry a gun accidentally 우연히, 뜻하지 않게 fires it in the cockpit <비행기> 조종석 while in flight. Stolen Dreams. Home owners on the edge of ~하기 직전에 foreclosure 주택차압 are losing their homes and their life savings to scam 신용사기 artists 사기꾼. From ABC News headquarters, this is World News with Charles Gibson.

 

Good evening. It’s not often we begin this broadcast with the number. Force statistics 총합 are impersonal 개인적이 아닌 and this number is very personal. 4000 lives. 4000 lives now lost in just over 5 years of war in Iraq. Last night, about 10 PM Baghdad time, 4 US Soldiers were killed by a roadside IED <Improved Explosive Device>, 도로 매설 폭발물 in southern Baghdad. And that brought US war casualties 사망자수 to 4000. We start with our national security correspondent Jonathan Karl.

 

The 4 soldiers were killed here along the Baghdad airport road. The weapon? A roadside bomb. More than half of those 4000 have been killed this way. Today, their fellow soldiers were well aware of the milestone.

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