The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (PBS) - 1999-10-29
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[0:00] and the robbers.
[0:01] >> Portland Nursery, a passion for plants,
[0:04] a nursery for plant people at 50th in
[0:06] Stark and 90th in division.
[0:09] [Music]
[0:19] Good evening, I'm Jim Lara. On the
[0:21] NewsHour tonight, excerpts from last
[0:23] night's Republican candidate forum in
[0:25] New Hampshire with analysis by Tom
[0:27] Olipant and David Brooks substituting
[0:30] for Mark Shields and Paul Sheiggo. A
[0:33] Terrence Smith look at the opening of a
[0:34] new front on the TV morning news war and
[0:37] a Ray Suarez conversation with the new
[0:40] president of Nigeria. It all follows our
[0:42] summary of the news this Friday.
[0:46] [Music]
[0:48] It took millions of years to create the
[0:50] world's oil supply and 150 years to
[0:53] deplete it. Who is helping to cut the
[0:55] world's need for oil with renewable
[0:57] energy sources?
[1:00] [Music]
[1:10] This program is made possible in part by
[1:12] a grant from Travelers Insurance.
[1:16] and by the Corporation for Public
[1:18] Broadcasting and by the annual financial
[1:20] support from viewers like you. President
[1:23] Clinton today proposed new rules to
[1:25] protect patients privacy. They'd be the
[1:28] first federal regulations designed to
[1:30] keep computerized medical records
[1:32] confidential. They'd prevent the release
[1:34] of sensitive files to employers,
[1:36] marketers, and others without patient
[1:38] consent. They'd also allow patients to
[1:41] see who has viewed the material and take
[1:43] legal action against anyone who abuses
[1:46] it. The president spoke at the White
[1:48] House
[1:50] today. With a click of a mouse, personal
[1:52] health information can easily and now
[1:54] legally be passed around without
[1:56] patients consent to people who aren't
[1:58] doctors