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California / Energy Crisis / Blackouts #397261

CBS Evening News for Wednesday, Mar 21, 2001
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(Studio: John Roberts) Report introduced.

(Los Angeles: Bill Whitaker) Efforts of businesses to find ways to maintain power and survive the California energy crisis examined. [S&S Power Engineering, Incorporated Sam BERSICK - says generator orders have quadrupled.] [In dark store, WOMAN - says the cash register is not working.] [Ford dealer Peter BLACKSBERG - says he could lose a lot of money.] [Roche Bioscience Larry FISHER - says the lab was unsafe during the power outage.] [Sun Microsystems Bill AGNELLO - comments.] [Silicon Valley Manufacturing Group Michelle MONTAGUE-BRUNO - says energy alerts alarm shareholders.] [Los Angeles Economic Development Corporation Jack KYSER - comments.] [Ready Pac Produce Al GIULIANI - says his business may have to shut down.]

Reporter(s):
Roberts, John;
Whitaker, Bill
Duration:
00:02:30

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