23/01/2014 ABC World News with Diane Sawyer


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young girls, and squashing some unwelcome rumours. Time for a look

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at the news as seen in the United States a few hours ago. ABC world

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News with Diane Sawyer. Welcome to world news. Deep freeze, the biting

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cold as people tumbling, cars sliding, 25 said dates under alert

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and stranded passengers have become survival experts at the airport. The

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older men who shot a young father takes them through a movie preview.

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The shooter's defence tonight. And real money, is fast food really

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faster and cheaper than cooking at home? Take the challenge with us

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tonight. A good cold evening to you on this

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Wednesday night and as we come on the air, half of the country is in a

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deep freeze. Serious enough that the states are issuing a wind alert for

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millions and millions of Americans. It is not just a problem for the

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roads, semi- people are stepping onto the snow and sliding on ice. We

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went out to the frozen streets to the passengers stuck at the

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airports. As that bitter winter storm pulled out, people all over

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the East Coast were left dealing out. In Newington, winds blowing the

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snow around, 35 mph gusts and implements Massachusetts, the

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American hometown, even the iconic Plymouth Rock is covered in snow.

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More than 13 inches of snow falling here, and for this ice cream shop to

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jokingly put up a sign, see you in spring. This man, clearing snow from

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in front of businesses. You're keeping the downtown alive. Yes. It

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is really hard. For the first time in history, Philadelphia has had

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three snowfalls of six inches or more before February. DC closing

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schools but schools were open in New York City where a new layer faced a

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new test. If there is something not good enough we will keep working,

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every hour from this point on to improve it. City streets were likely

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skating rink for drivers and pedestrians. Take a look at the home

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of the Super Bowl. Workers were clearing the field in the stands. We

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are treating this as the pre-game. Misery in Minnesota. A fresh ground

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blizzard creating wiped out conditions. The cold and snow

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creating beauty in Ohio. This is moonlight reflecting off ice

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crystals in the air. In Massachusetts, the hardest hit area,

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we are seeing 12 inches of snow, Diane, this is where the most snow

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fell more than 18 inches. Thank you. It happens so often this winter that

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thousands of flights were cancelled or delayed, hitting everyone across

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the country. Coast-to-coast. We have the fight to get the planes fighting

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again. The second big storm for the north-east in two weeks turned

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Tarmac 's into tundras, just listen. We have a 1st-hand look at the

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all-out runway war at Dulles airport. -- Dallas airport. There is

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a snow plough that moves the snow and a snowball. Across America for

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the past 48 hours, more than 7300 fight delays and over 5000

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cancellations. Frozen north-east hubs causing a ripple effect of

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passengers stranded nationwide. From Maine to Los Angeles. A travel

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nightmare but for expert travellers like Donna... Her secret, funniest

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part outside security gates in Cannes. It is comfortable and I can

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have my copy before work. People were sleeping everywhere. These

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people watching their hair in the bathroom sink. He is a tip from the

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stuck at the airport port. If you need to wash up, go to baggage

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claim, the restrooms there get less use when no planes are leading.

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Nearly 35,000 flights have been cancelled and it is only January.

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How long will the freeze last? We talk to our meteorologist with the

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ants are what is ahead. I have been the these long-range models. You

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will want to find your state and look at the colour over it. This

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will come at us in waves. The star tomorrow morning. You CD 32 at the

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bottom, we will put in motion. Watch weather colder sticks around. On

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Friday morning, that cold is 0 degrees. We get a break on Saturday,

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but another punt on Monday. -20 degrees. That sticks away through

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Wednesday and Thursday. Next, the rough start to the peace talks in

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Syria. The high stakes meeting to end the war. The talks were

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overshadowed by powerful photos. A warning that some will be difficult

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to see. Images of the horrors of war in Syria, after nearly three years

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of killing, more than 100,000 dead, the lives of refugees, and now this.

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At the opening of the peace conference in Switzerland, then

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opposition leader brandished graphic images showing mass torture and

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murder by the regime. They were reportedly smuggled out of Syria by

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a defect of. The photos, which are difficult to look at, so would a

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team of investigators claim is graphic evidence of war crimes.

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55,000 photos in all. The photographs show systematic

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starvation, beatings, torture and that is unimaginable and not

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vegetable. The regime called the photos are hopes, and pointed out

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the investigation was funded by the enemy. The Secretary of State called

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for a UN investigation. The questions raised by this require an

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answer. These latest allegations of war crimes cast a shadow over the

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peace talks that began, which marked the first time the two sides in

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Syria have sat down face-to-face. There is blood on all hands on this

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war. There is deep pessimism that anything will come out of the talks.

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Even while they were bickering in Switzerland, they were still dying

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in Syria. Back at home to note, a surprising

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turn of the case that made headlines across the country. He will remember

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the old man accused of shooting a young father who was text in a

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babysitter during a movie preview, denies we see the new twist in his

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defence. Nicole Olsen speaking at the first time, describing the

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moment her husband was killed after taking on a movie theatre. In the

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blink of an eye, my whole world was shattered into a million pieces. Now

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I am left throat that demand. They were enjoying a rat out. That made a

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rat night out. He said one last six visits to the

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babysitter. It annoyed that Man City behind him, a retired police. Police

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say the men started arguing and stood up. At that point, popcorn was

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thrown. He pulled out a hand gun and kill him. He was charged with

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second-degree murder, now claiming soft events. He was hit in the face

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of an unknown object. At that point in time he has every right to defend

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himself. An attorney says that not hold water. Popcorn traditionally is

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recognised as a deadly weapon. -- is not recognised. Under Florida law,

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there are harsher penalties for those who attack people over 65. The

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issue is, what kind of condition is in? Is the frail? Barresi somebody

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who could fight off somebody if needed. He faces up to life in

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prison if convicted. Today marks 41 years since a

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decision to make abortion legal in the United States. Divided passions

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still run strong. Thousands of people joined their annual

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demonstration against the Supreme Court ruling in Washington.

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President Obama said today, every woman should have the right to make

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arrangements is about her body and her health. A big white light about

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the khadi may be driving. A new report shows that small cars on the

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road may be a risk if you are in a crash. Only one car out of 11 passed

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a tough new test. Which one? We will get behind the wheel. They can be

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big fun, squeezing into small spaces. In a crash, not so much. In

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a new test of how small cars held up in front corner collisions, the

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insurance Institute found 11 models rated Paul. If you are shopping for

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safety, you should not be looking at one of the smallest segment on the

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market. Only one car scored an acceptable rating. High-strength

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steel makes the passenger compartment stronger, along with

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seatbelt that held the driver place, reducing injuries, burning the car a

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top safety peaked. Today in Colorado, we took it for a

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testdrive. Smaller cars in general are becoming much more popular.

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There are nearly 4 million on the road. In a crash they will often at

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a disadvantage. This carries 18 feet long and ?7,400. This carries 12

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feet long and only around ?300. Cars have done well in other tests.

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Honda toll as they are redesigning the fit to be safer. In a crash like

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this, everyone will survive. - WE TRY TO HELP YOU FIND REAL MONEY

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FOR A AMERICAN FAMILIES. IS FAST FOOD REALLY FAST? OUR REAL MONEY

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CHALLENGE. On-site's programme we all think a

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trip to the drive-through will save time and money. Are you ready for

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the challenge? We show you how the money can stay in your wallet. This

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woman has a confession to make. You eat out a lot? This mother is living

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life in the fast food laid. Chinese take out last night, chicken being

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the lungs. They are spending $300 a week on fast food. You think it is

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faster to eat fast food? So many families do. Is it really saving

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them time to make we put a clock on it. We will go to the drive-through.

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You will make something with this chef. We will see who can do it

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faster. Here we go. We are off. Testing speed and cost. We had to

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their favourite drive-through spot, three miles away. And we cook at a

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dinner just as tasty. They cook fast while we choose fast food. They

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slice everything extra thin. That will mean it will cook quick. They

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slice while we are still waiting in line. Cooking fresh is always faster

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than defrosting. We finally order. We go through two more windows. Who

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will win this challenge? Dad at 31 minutes, mum as 22. The cost, $22

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for the drive-through, $12 for a home-cooked meal. I am the

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recommended the man of time it would take. You saved 50% and you still

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have leftovers. Just by cutting the habit by two dinners are weak, they

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can save more than $2200 this year. The captain of the challenge is

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here. That is a lot of money. It is $2200 a year. This is a changed

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family savings money. You had a chef, but anyone can do it. He kept

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it easy is that they can do it after the fact. PAT so that they can. This

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photo is a night in the news. Bruce Springsteen's youngest son now a 20

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-year-old firefighter. He graduated training last week. His mother

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posted this picture. You will remember that he honoured the

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September 11 firefighters. Thank you for watching. We are always online.

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We will be back tomorrow night. We are expecting quite a bit of rain

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in the forecast for the next few days, particularly Friday onwards.

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If you have any concerns, and keep tuned to the weather forecast. Today

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will have quite a strong breeze. Sunshine and showers. A shower

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restart to the morning.

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