CNN - Future Watch, Science/Technology, Travel Guide - 1996-05-05

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[0:00] Little things maybe, but it's that

[0:03] little extra

[0:05] that makes the difference. They seem to

[0:07] understand that. Now it's up to you

[0:09] company bigwigs to help keep this stuff

[0:11] simple and affordable. May not be easy,

[0:13] but these days, what is you listening?

[0:18] >> Find out who's in the Crossfire Sunday

[0:20] tonight 7:30 Eastern on CNN.

[0:31] Hello, I'm Katherine Callaway and Future

[0:34] Watch is coming up. But first, we have

[0:35] the top stories for you. The Palestine

[0:37] Liberation Organization and Israel are

[0:39] meeting to find a permanent settlement

[0:41] to their decades long dispute. The talks

[0:43] are the start of final status

[0:45] negotiations over the future of the West

[0:47] Bank, Gaza Strip, and Jerusalem. The

[0:50] discussions could go into Monday morning

[0:52] and are scheduled to resume after the

[0:53] May 29th Israeli elections.

[0:56] House Speaker N. Gingrich today lashed

[0:58] out at President Clinton's veto of a

[1:00] bill that would have banned a type of

[1:02] late term abortion. That procedure is

[1:04] used rarely when abnormalities would

[1:06] keep the fetus from living and carrying

[1:09] it to term would endanger the mother's

[1:11] health. Gingrich today called the

[1:13] president's view quote extraordinarily

[1:15] extreme. Gingrich also took on labor

[1:18] unions and liberals, saying the support

[1:20] for a minimum wage increase would kill

[1:22] 400,000 jobs for the poorest Americans.

[1:27] >> I fully expect to have a vote on the

[1:28] minimum wage. But let me make this point

[1:30] about the minimum wage. The unions are

[1:32] demanding a minimum wage with nothing

[1:34] for small business, nothing for family

[1:36] farms. Well, my advice, my

[1:38] recommendati