World News Tonight (ABC) - 1999-11-21
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[0:10] Skies tonight at
[0:15] 6 on World News Tonight this Sunday
[0:19] Egypt airflight 990 was the co-pilot's
[0:22] controversial prayer repeated over and
[0:24] over again and awareness grows in Egypt
[0:28] that a deliberate Act may have brought
[0:30] the flight
[0:32] [Music]
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[1:00] ABC this is World News Tonight Sunday
[1:05] good evening I'm Carol Simpson new
[1:08] information tonight about the last
[1:10] moments of Egypt Air flight 990 ABC News
[1:13] has learned that the controversial
[1:15] Prayer uttered by the co-pilot was
[1:18] repeated not once not twice but possibly
[1:21] as many as 10 times before the plane
[1:24] went down unraveling exactly what was
[1:27] said and how has been a delicate diplom
[1:30] atic dance between the US and Egypt but
[1:32] there are signs tonight of a new
[1:34] consensus we have two reports beginning
[1:37] with ABC's Carla
[1:39] Davis American and Egyptian
[1:41] investigators pouring over voices and
[1:44] sounds captured on the cockpit voice
[1:46] recorder are focusing on a phrase
[1:48] uttered by co-pilot Gil Al batti the
[1:51] Islamic prayer translated as I entrust
[1:54] myself to God was repeated over and over
[1:58] sources tell ABC News Poss possibly as
[2:00] many as 10 times as the plane started
[2:03] its fatal plunge but Egyptian officials
[2:05] are publicly rel