World News Tonight (ABC) - 1999-11-23

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[0:15] future. On World News Tonight this

[0:17] Tuesday, Hillary Clinton under pressure

[0:19] makes an early announcement that she is

[0:21] running for the Senate. President

[0:23] Clinton goes to Kosovo. He finds

[0:25] American troops struggling to keep the

[0:27] peace. With a record number of people on

[0:29] the roads, especially at Thanksgiving,

[0:31] the worst bottlenecks in the country.

[0:34] We'll take another look at the

[0:35] advertisers going after adolescents with

[0:37] adolescent advertising. And for us, by

[0:41] us in the Empire State Building, the

[0:43] fashion empire that was in the basement

[0:46] 3 years

[0:54] ago. From ABC News World Headquarters in

[0:58] New York, this is World News Tonight

[1:01] with Peter Jennings. Good evening. Mr.

[1:03] and Mrs. Clinton are making news today.

[1:05] the president and the first lady in two

[1:07] different places conducting separate

[1:09] political lives. The president was in

[1:10] Kosovo for a pre-Thanksgiving visit

[1:13] which included a sooner than anticipated

[1:14] Thanksgiving dinner for American troops.

[1:17] And Mrs. Clinton is here in New York

[1:19] today where she has made a sooner than

[1:21] she had anticipated announcement that

[1:23] yes, she is running for the US Senate.

[1:25] We begin with her. There was no

[1:27] organized kickoff for her campaign

[1:29] today. just the general feeling that she

[1:31] had been nudged to get this announcement

[1:33] over with because members of her own

[1:35] party were suggesting maybe she wouldn't

[1:38] or shouldn't run. Our report on Mrs.

[1:40] Clinton from ABC's Aaro

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