World News Tonight (ABC) - 1999-11-16

Name: World News Tonight (ABC) - 1999-11-16
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[0:00] Good evening, everyone.

[0:02] >> KATU's Weather on the Hour is brought to

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[0:07] Your vision for the future.

[0:19] >> On World News tonight this Tuesday, the

[0:21] FBI and the EgyptAir investigation,

[0:24] they're focused on a member of the crew.

[0:26] Could he have possibly driven the plane

[0:28] into the sea deliberately?

[0:30] Another breakthrough announced today for

[0:32] treating arthritis.

[0:34] The Federal Reserve raises interest

[0:36] rates one more time. Why does the

[0:37] economy need cooling off?

[0:40] And we'll take another closer look at

[0:42] boys not too young to kill.

[0:52] >> From ABC News world headquarters in New

[0:55] York,

[0:56] this is World News tonight with Peter

[0:59] Jennings.

[0:59] >> Good evening.

[1:00] >> Jennings, there's an enormous effort

[1:01] being made tonight to understand why the

[1:03] EgyptAir flight went into the sea. Egypt

[1:05] is sending the head of its aviation

[1:07] department and EgyptAir's chief pilot

[1:09] here to join the investigation. It's a

[1:11] very sensitive situation.

[1:13] The National Transportation Safety Board

[1:15] was about to turn the investigation over

[1:17] to the FBI, but the Egyptians want to

[1:20] make sure they are fully involved before

[1:23] American investigators point the finger

[1:25] at an Egyptian member of the flight

[1:27] crew.

[1:28] For much of today, investigation sources

[1:31] at the highest levels have led us to

[1:33] believe that they are concentrating on

[1:35] what a member of the crew may have done

[1:37] and whether they can nail it down with

[1:39] the evidence they have. We're going to

[1:41] begin a series of reports with ABC's

[1:43] John Miller.

[1:46] >> FBI officials would not discuss any

[1:49] potential susp