The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (PBS) - 1999-11-02

Name: The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (PBS) - 1999-11-02
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Read a transcript preview of “The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (PBS) - 1999-11-02” from malgent, uploaded on 2025-10-21.

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Language: English (original, YouTube automatic captions)

[0:00] of Oregon, safe. On the job for Oregon.

[0:05] Pacific Continental Bank, offering

[0:07] personalized business banking guidance

[0:09] to individuals and companies in Oregon.

[0:12] Pacific Continental.

[0:24] Good evening. I'm Jim Lehrer. On the

[0:26] NewsHour tonight, Betty Ann Bowser and

[0:28] Gwen Ifill have the latest on the

[0:30] EgyptAir crash investigation. Margaret

[0:33] Warner interviews Lord Robertson, the

[0:34] new Secretary General of NATO. Fred de

[0:37] Sam Lazarou reports on a family's life

[0:39] in China after 50 years of communist

[0:42] rule. Ray Suarez and Jan Crawford

[0:45] Greenberg look at today's Supreme Court

[0:46] argument over a police chase and David

[0:49] Gergen talks about the meritocracy with

[0:52] author Nicholas Lemann. It all follows

[0:54] our summary of the news this Tuesday.

[1:00] It took millions of years to create the

[1:02] world's oil supply and 150 years to

[1:05] deplete it. Who is helping to cut the

[1:07] world's need for oil with renewable

[1:09] energy sources?

[1:22] This program is made possible in part by

[1:24] a grant from Travelers Insurance.

[1:28] And by the Corporation for Public

[1:30] Broadcasting and by the annual financial

[1:32] support from viewers like you.

[1:36] The Navy said today it had located

[1:38] signals from the black boxes of EgyptAir

[1:40] flight 990, but the search was called

[1:43] off by bad weather brewing off the

[1:44] Massachusetts coast where the jet went

[1:47] down early Sunday. The signals from the

[1:49] flight data and cockpit voice recorders

[1:52] were detected on Monday. Also today

[1:54] officials told relatives of the victims

[1:56] no intact bodies were likely to be

[1:58] retrieved. We'll have more on the story

[2:00] right after the news summar