NBC Nightly News - 1999-11-22
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[0:01] you're watching NBC all night now the
[0:04] tonight's show followed by that makes
[0:06] many believe the co-pilot of Egypt Air
[0:08] 990 intentionally pushed the plane into
[0:10] its fatal dive we'll see you back here
[0:12] at 6:00 right now here's Tom
[0:14] [Music]
[0:18] broken injuries on the job the federal
[0:21] government Issues new rules to help
[0:23] workers business says they're too
[0:26] expensive Egypt Air fight 9990 still
[0:29] more new information from the cockpits
[0:31] black box was the co-pilot said during
[0:33] the final moments in depth tonight road
[0:36] rage when driving turns deadly a record
[0:39] number of road trips this holiday
[0:41] weekend how to protect your family and
[0:44] Home of the Brave a bond forged by fear
[0:48] and heroism men who survived a battle at
[0:50] Sea and helped save the
[0:55] world from NBC News world headquarters
[0:59] in New York this is NBC Nightly News
[1:02] with Tom
[1:04] brooka good evening a major showdown
[1:07] between the federal government and the
[1:08] nation's employers is coming on fast as
[1:11] a result of new worker regulations
[1:13] announced today the US Department of
[1:15] Labor says there are simply too many
[1:17] injuries on the job from heavy lifting
[1:19] and repetitive motion representing
[1:22] everything from assembly line workers to
[1:24] computer typist so the occupational
[1:26] safety and health administration OSHA
[1:29] issued new rules which will cost
[1:31] billions of dollars to implement and
[1:33] business interests are livid tonight
[1:36] here's NBC's Robert
[1:38] Hager the proposal to prevent some of
[1:41] the 2 million serious on the- job muscle
[1:44] and back injuries to American workers
[1:46] each year sometimes debilitating through
[1:48] a c