The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (PBS) - 2002-01-16

Name: The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (PBS) - 2002-01-16
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Uploaded: 2026-01-19

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Read a transcript preview of “The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer (PBS) - 2002-01-16” from malgent, uploaded on 2026-01-19.

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Language: English (original, YouTube automatic captions)

[0:00] They're really

[0:00] >> opportunities with a broad range of

[0:02] comprehensive financial products and

[0:03] personalized customer service.

[0:17] >> Good evening. I'm Jim Lara. On the

[0:19] NewsHour tonight, a summary of today's

[0:21] news. An interview with the Philippine

[0:23] ambassador about his country's US

[0:26] assisted war against terrorists. A look

[0:29] at today's Supreme Court arguments about

[0:31] managed care health plans. A report on

[0:34] rebuilding the section of the Pentagon

[0:36] damaged in the 911 attacks and a shape

[0:39] of the world conversation with Trudy

[0:41] Rubin of the Philadelphia Inquirer.

[0:45] >> Major funding for the NewsHour with Jim

[0:47] Ler has been provided by

[0:51] >> Imagine a World where we're not

[0:52] diminishing resources, we're growing

[0:55] marine. Ethanol, a cleaner burning fuel

[0:58] made from corn. ADM, the nature of

[1:03] what's to come. And by SBC

[1:06] Communications. In the last year alone,

[1:09] SBC employees volunteered more than 6

[1:11] million hours, which means even when

[1:13] we're not working to improve

[1:14] communications, we're doing something to

[1:17] help improve communities. SBC

[1:19] Communications

[1:21] >> and by the Corporation for Public

[1:22] Broadcasting. This program was also made

[1:25] possible by contributions to your PBS

[1:27] station from viewers like you.

[1:31] Thank you. A federal grand jury returned

[1:34] a new indictment today against the

[1:36] alleged shoe bomber. Richard Reed was

[1:39] charged with attempted murder and seven

[1:41] other crimes. The British citizen

[1:44] allegedly tried to light explosives in

[1:46] his sneakers on a flight from Paris to

[1:48] Miami last month. Fellow passengers

[1:51] subdued him and the plane landed in