The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (PBS) - 1999-11-01 - 1 of 2
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[0:00] There is
[0:00] >> with 13 offices worldwide.
[0:07] Portland Nursery, a passion for plants,
[0:09] a nursery for plant people at 50th in
[0:12] Stark and 90th in division.
[0:15] [Music]
[0:23] [Music]
[0:25] Good evening, I'm Jim Lara. On the
[0:27] NewsHour tonight, Betty Anne Bowser and
[0:29] Margaret Warner cover the aftermath of
[0:32] the Egypt air crash off the coast of
[0:34] Nantucket. Gwen Eiffel leads a
[0:36] discussion about the proposed federal
[0:37] rules on medical privacy. Ray Suarez
[0:40] examines the agreement on salvation
[0:43] between Catholics and Lutheran. And
[0:45] essayist Roger Rosenlat considers the
[0:47] work of artist Jane Freeman. It all
[0:50] follows our summary of the news this
[0:51] Monday.
[0:54] [Music]
[0:56] The biggest obstacle to feeding the
[0:57] world is not the food supply. It's just
[0:59] politics. Who is dedicated to opening
[1:02] the borders to get food to the people
[1:04] who need it?
[1:08] [Music]
[1:17] This program is made possible in part by
[1:19] a grant from Travelers Insurance.
[1:23] and by the Corporation for Public
[1:25] Broadcasting and by the annual financial
[1:28] support from viewers like you. The Coast
[1:30] Guard gave up the search for survivors
[1:32] today in the crash of Egypt Airflight
[1:35] 990. The 217 people on board are now
[1:38] presumed dead. 106 Americans and 62
[1:42] Egyptians among them. The airliner
[1:44] crashed early Sunday in the Atlantic
[1:46] Ocean about 60 mi south of Nantucket
[1:48] Island, Massachusetts. It had taken off
[1:51] from New York's Kennedy International
[1:52] Airport and ro