CNN NewsStand - EgyptAir 990 crash - 1999-11-02
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[0:16] Early edition with Carol Lynn and Leon
[0:18] Harris. Weekdays on
[0:22] CNN. It's Tuesday, November 2nd, 1999.
[0:26] Tonight on
[0:27] Newsstand, Egypt Air 9990. Did it plunge
[0:31] into the sea because of mechanical
[0:33] problems? The only outstanding
[0:35] maintenance issue they reported was that
[0:38] one engine thrust reverser was
[0:41] inoperative. Meantime, the recovery
[0:43] mission prepares to go deep as the USS
[0:46] Grapple arrives in Newport and the
[0:48] families converge on the scene to cope
[0:50] with their loss. What makes an airplane
[0:52] drop out of the sky at 33,000 ft when it
[0:56] perfectly flew fine from LA to New York?
[1:00] Tragedy unfolds in Hawaii. A gunman
[1:03] opens fire in an office building. This
[1:05] is a tragedy for us. We We live in the
[1:07] safest city in the United States. What
[1:09] triggered this latest act of random
[1:13] violence? Bring on the public. One man's
[1:16] unorthodox strategies to attract a crowd
[1:18] at his museum. But this has got critics
[1:21] well critical. The trouble with the
[1:23] Guggenheim is this emphasis on achieving
[1:26] and maintaining a high profile over the
[1:31] kinds of things that museums are really
[1:33] supposed to be focusing on. Is this the
[1:35] dumbing down of art or an innovative way
[1:38] to revive the museum
[1:39] business? CNN News Stand with anchors
[1:42] Steven Frasier and Natalie Allen in
[1:45] Atlanta.
[1:50] Good evening. Welcome to News Stand. A
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