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Energy Crisis / California Blackout / Natural Gas #637683

NBC Evening News for Monday, Mar 19, 2001
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(Studio: Brian Williams) Report introduced.

(Los Angeles: Dan Lothian) Rolling blackouts across California due to energy shortages reported. [Pizza shop worker Sule SANLI - says there is nothing he can do.] [California independent system operator Patrick DORINSON - says weather spikes caused increased power usage.] [Consumer advocate Harvey ROSENFELD - says California Governor Gray Davis "needs to put his foot down."]

(Studio: Brian Williams) Report introduced.

(White House: Campbell Brown) Concerns about a nationwide energy crisis examined. [President BUSH - says long-term thinking is needed.] [Energy Secretary Spencer ABRAHAM - says blackouts will occur nationwide.] [Cambridge Energy Research Associates Daniel YERGIN - says the problem will take years to solve.] [Former Energy Secretary Bill RICHARDSON - says Bush's supporters are benefitting.]

(Studio: Brian Williams) Report introduced.

(Denver: Roger O'Neil) The battle between environmentalists and drillers concerning the drilling for natural gas in Wyoming reported; scenes shown of drilling. [Bureau of Land Management Richard ZANDER - says new wells are being drilled.] [Pennaco Energy Terry DOBKINS - says natural gas is the cleanest fuel.] [WOMAN - comments on the land.]

Reporter(s):
Brown, Campbell;
Lothian, Dan;
O'Neil, Roger;
Williams, Brian
Duration:
00:07:40

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