CBS Evening News for Monday, Mar 19, 2001
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(Studio: John Roberts) Report introduced.
(Los Angeles: Sandra Hughes) The power emergency in California with rolling blackouts in southern California noted. [WOMAN, pizza store owner Pete BOSNAK - say a blackout hit at lunch hour.] [Power system spokesperson Patrick DORINSON - says conservation is no longer an option.]
(Studio: John Roberts) Report introduced.
(White House: Bill Plante) Concerns about a nationwide energy shortage reported. [President BUSH - says energy demand is increasing more quickly than production; says there are no short-term fixes.] [Secretary of Energy Spencer ABRAHAM - says there could be a serious problem; defends plans to drill in an Alaska arctic reserve.] [Energy analyst Joel DARMSTADTER - says this is a difficult situation, but not a crisis.]
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