(합참 2월 3일) ABC, NBC, CBS News
(긴급) ABC, NBC, CBS News
On our broadcast tonight, Americans arrested in Haiti for trying to get children out. They say they’re just trying to help, but what really happened? Also tonight, a close-up look at the work of healing on board the hospital ship Comfort. Damage control and angry customers for Toyota in the midst of its recall over those faulty gas pedals. And knowing the drill. Meeting a woman who is breaking barriers giving orders and winning respect. Our new series of reports here tonight. Nightly News begins now. From NBC News world headquarters in New York, this is NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams.
Good evening. We have been closely following the issue of just how difficult it is for American families to adopt children from Haiti and this may be an example of why that is. Members of a church group from the US are tonight accused of trying to take 33 children out of that country including children whose parents are reportedly alive.
On World News. Ocean of red ink(적자). A new budget with a deficit hit all-time high. Where is the money going? Final fix? Toyota touts its fix for runaway cars. But the government says not so fast. Compassion(종교활동) or crime. News about the Americans rushing 33 Haitian children out of the country. And we are the world that became the anthem of generosity자비 for generation. Tonight 25 years later, the torch is passed. From the global resources of ABC News, this is ABC World News with Diane Sawyer.
Tonight, a CBS News investigation. The agency that’s supposed to keep a safe in the air is falling apart결단 나다 on the ground. How would you describe the management in the air marshal service?
“Sexist성차별주의자, racist인종차별주의자, homophobic동성애혐오증.” I’m Katie couric. Also tonight, American missionaries under arrest in Haiti. They say they were helping orphans, the government accuses them of child trafficking. Those dangerous gas pedals Toyota says the fix will be in this week. From CBS News world headquarters in New York, this is the CBS Evening News with Katie Couric.
Good evening, everyone. The attempt to blow up a US jetliner on Christmas day gave new urgency to beefing up security in the skies. And today more air marshals were at it to international flights. But there’s troubling news tonight about the agency they work for. CBS News has uncovered a history of complaints about a hostile work environment at two thirds of their field offices.