World News Tonight (ABC) - 1995-12-28

Name: World News Tonight (ABC) - 1995-12-28
Uploaded: 2026-02-23
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Read a transcript preview of “World News Tonight (ABC) - 1995-12-28” from malgent, uploaded on 2026-02-23.

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[0:00] as it would go to give you more car for

[0:02] car. We're proud to say that in '95,

[0:05] Saturn was voted number one in overall

[0:07] buying experience and first in safety.

[0:09] Now with 96 fast approaching, we wish

[0:11] you all a happy and healthy new year and

[0:13] invite you to stop by and share the

[0:15] hassle-free buying experience at Saturn

[0:17] of Beaverton.

[0:18] >> You just beat

[0:23] >> Channel 2 News is the spirit of the

[0:25] Northwest.

[0:32] The crash of American Airlines Flight

[0:34] 965.

[0:35] Seconds before impact, an automatic

[0:37] system warned, pull up. More weather

[0:41] problems in Bosnia. Army engineers are

[0:43] washed out of their encampment.

[0:46] And if you think this New Year's Eve is

[0:48] expensive, wait till you hear what's

[0:51] coming up

[0:54] >> from ABC. This is World News Tonight

[0:57] with Peter Jennings. Sitting in tonight,

[0:59] Renee Busan.

[1:01] >> Good evening. There are new clues

[1:02] tonight and suggestions of possible

[1:04] pilot error in the crash of American

[1:06] Airlines flight 965. Aviation officials

[1:10] in Colombia released their first

[1:11] findings on why the Boeing 757 crashed

[1:14] into a mountainside near the Kali

[1:16] Airport last week, killing some 160

[1:19] people. Shortly after the Colombian

[1:21] report, American Airlines released a

[1:23] statement saying, "We are saddened that

[1:26] human error on the part of our people

[1:28] may have contributed to the accident."

[1:30] Here's ABC's Mike Vonrren.

[1:33] >> Colombian investigators say that the

[1:35] flight data recorder and cockpit voice

[1:38] recorder recovered at the crash site

[1:40] show that the American Airlines pilots

[1:42] had only 9 seconds to make an emergency

[1:46] change of course before the plane wen