CBS Evening News - 1999-10-26

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[0:02] The forces behind the surge in the price

[0:05] of gasoline and heating oil and a long

[0:08] range forecast for wacky winter weather.

[0:10] And you can blame, you guessed it,

[0:13] leninia.

[0:16] This is the CBS Evening News

[0:20] with Dan Rather reporting from CBS News

[0:23] headquarters in New York.

[0:25] >> Good evening. What went so terribly

[0:27] wrong aboard the lear jet that carried

[0:29] golfer Payne Stewart and five others to

[0:31] their deaths? And exactly how did they

[0:34] die? Those are the key questions

[0:36] investigators began trying to answer

[0:38] today. And with precious little to go

[0:40] on, CBS News correspondent Moren Maher

[0:43] begins our coverage.

[0:45] >> As the sun rose over the crash site in a

[0:47] South Dakota pasture, the investigation

[0:49] centered on a relatively small 30x4t

[0:52] area where most of the wreckage is

[0:54] contained. complicating matters is a

[0:56] 10-ft deep hole where a good portion of

[0:59] the plane is embedded after freef

[1:00] falling eight miles from the sky.

[1:03] >> So that um for us to to deal with how we

[1:07] approach

[1:09] uh the the recovery of the wreckage is

[1:13] is a fairly complicated issue

[1:15] >> and complicated for the coroner as well.

[1:18] Human remains have been found, but in

[1:20] such a state that determining if the

[1:22] passengers died from a sudden

[1:23] disappearance of oxygen could prove

[1:25] equally challenging.

[1:26] >> We should be able to do the full range

[1:28] of uh toxicologic examination.

[1:32] Uh specifically, there are no

[1:34] toxicologic tests to address the

[1:37] question of hypoxia. However,

[1:39] >> hypoxia is basically the body collapsing

[1:41] from a lack of oxygen and normal air

[1:43] pressure in the plane's cabin. That los

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