World News (ABC) - 2009-06-02

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[0:05] Welcome to World News Tonight. Zeroing

[0:07] in. A threemile stretch of debris from

[0:10] Air France 447 is found off the coast of

[0:13] Brazil. There are no signs of survivors.

[0:17] Driver's seat. The government owns the

[0:19] lion share of General Motors. The

[0:20] government also regulates the auto

[0:22] industry. How does that work? It's

[0:25] personal. New genetic tests may hold the

[0:27] key to completely personalized cancer

[0:30] treatments. Missing memory. One young

[0:33] woman working to rebuild her memory that

[0:35] mysteriously disappeared. And the

[0:38] president pays tribute to former

[0:39] President Reagan with Nancy Reagan at

[0:41] his side.

[0:48] >> From ABC News headquarters, this is

[0:51] World News with Charles Gibson.

[0:53] >> Good evening. Some debris has been found

[0:56] in the Atlantic and Brazil's defense

[0:58] minister says it is definitely from Air

[1:00] France Flight 447. A life vest, a

[1:03] passenger seat, an oil slick, not much

[1:06] more, but it is the first solid evidence

[1:08] of roughly where the plane went down and

[1:10] confirms that no one survived. Ships are

[1:13] expected on the scene tomorrow, but what

[1:15] happened is still a major mystery. And

[1:18] Lisa Stark is joining us now from the

[1:20] Washington area. Lisa.

[1:22] >> Well, Charlie, the search is now

[1:24] intensifying. At least 14 planes from

[1:26] Brazil, France, and the US are combing

[1:29] the area. Also, for merchant ships,

[1:32] looking for more debris and any clues

[1:34] about what happened to flight 447.

[1:39] It was from a perch high above the

[1:40] Atlantic Ocean, 600 miles off the coast

[1:43] of Brazil, that searchers spotted what

[1:45] they now say are pieces of the plane.

[1:48] It's a debris field t

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