MSNBC Dayside: MSNBC Live 16:00 hour anchored by Lester Holt.

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Event Date(s): 07/11/2002 | Description: 16:00:00 MSNBC Live anchored by Lester Holt. 16:00:00 ****** NBC BREAKING NEWS (Continues in progress): CAR CHASE IN BURBANK, CALIFORNIA. Live aerial video of a white car driving down a freeway in Burbank, California. Live wide aerial video of police cars chasing the white car down the freeway. 16:00:57 Breaking news and live video ends. 16:00:58 Holt reports that President George W Bush is speaking about prescription drugs and medical innovation at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis, Minnesota. 16:01:26 Holt reports on a high-powered hearing on Homeland defense on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC. Medium shot of Attorney General John Ashcroft, Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill and Secretary of State Colin Powell seated before the members of the House Select Committee on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC earlier today. Wide profile shot of Ashcroft, Rumsfeld, O'Neill and Powell. Clip of Powell speaking about homeland security. 16:02:07 Holt reports that there has been a warrant issued for Philadelphia 76ers player Allen Iverson. Iverson will face charges for allegedly forcing his way into his cousin's house with a gun. 16:02:21 Holt reports on the ongoing investigation into the disappearance of missing 14 year-old Elizabeth Smart. He reports that former Smart handyman Richard Albert Ricci has been charged with one count of burglary and two counts of theft, but have not been charged with anything connected to the disappearance of Smart. Graphic with a still of Ricci. Home video of Smart playing in the ocean. Still of Smart. Clip of Salt Lake city police chief Rick Dinse commenting that if he could charge Ricci in connection with Smart's disappearance, he would. 16:03:03 Holt reports that Mitchell Crooks, the man who videotaped the violent arrest of 16 year-old Donovan Jackson by police officers in Inglewood, California has been subpoenaed to testify before a grand jury. Graphic with an insert still of Crooks. 16:03:32 Holt reports that talk show host Jerry Springer was sued by the son of a former guest Nancy Campbell-Panitz, who was killed by her ex-husband hours after the airing of an episode the couple had appeared on involving love triangles. Campbell-Panitz's son Jeffrey Campbell, alleged that "The Jerry Springer Show" episode on which Campbell-Panitz appeared created "a mood that led to murder." Medium shot of an unidentified man walking in a courtroom. Clips from "The Jerry Springer" Show. 16:03:54 Holt reports that 97 students at Keith Junior High School in New Bedford, Massachusetts will be tested for HIV and hepatitis after a student reported that in a science class 15 months ago, some students shared a needle during an experiment. Seventh-grade teacher Kevin Cadieux had students use an instrument similar to a lancing device used by diabetics to draw a drop of blood for testing. Zoom out exterior shot of Keith Junior High School in New Bedford, Massachusetts. 16:04:12 Holt reports that Southwest Airlines is sticking to its policy of charging obese customers for two tickets. Wide shot of a Southwest Airlines plane taking off. Rear shot of an overweight person (face unseen). Rear shot of two overweight people walking (faces unseen). Low level rear shot of a person standing outdoors (face unseen). Low angle rear shot of people entering an airport. Wide shot of a Southwest Airlines plane taxiing. 16:04:32 Holt reports that researchers have discovered an enzyme that may regulate fat. Various torso shots of overweight people walking outdoors (faces unseen). Medium shot of a lab technician working at a counter in a laboratory. 16:04:50 Holt reports on the discovery of a 6 million to 7 million year old skull that has been unearthed in Africa. Close up shot of a person holding the skull (face unseen). Medium shot of a group of scientists seated at a table. Close up shot of a part of the skull. Wide shot of scientists seated at a table. Still of the skull. 16:05:18 Holt previews the program. Preview video. 16:05:54 ****** NBC BREAKING NEWS: CAR CHASE IN BURBANK, CALIFORNIA. Live aerial video of a white car driving down a freeway in Burbank, California. 16:06:40 Breaking news ends. 16:10:01 ***** NBC BREAKING NEWS: PRESIDENT BUSH PROMOTES PRESCRIPTION DRUG PLAN. Live video of President George W Bush speaking about prescription drugs and medical innovation at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis, Minnesota. 16:10:23 Breaking news and live video ends. 16:10:34 Holt is joined by NBC News correspondent David Gregory live outside The White House in Washington, DC. He reports how Bush received low-interest loans totaling $180,375 in the 1980s from the Texas oil company Harken Energy Corporation, where he was a director. They discuss Bush's plans for stricter handling of those involved in corporate scandals. 16:14:31 Live video of President George W Bush speaking about prescription drugs and medical innovation at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis, Minnesota. 16:14:35 ***** NBC BREAKING NEWS: PRESIDENT BUSH PROMOTES MEDICARE DRUG PLAN. Bush speaks about America's love for freedom. 16:14:58 Breaking news and live video ends. 16:15:18 NBC News correspondent George Lewis reports that a heat waves grips part of the nation causing fears of wild fires and power outages to rise. Tilt up shot from a woman hitting a tennis ball to the Sun. Close up shot of a thermometer registering 120 degrees. Tracking shot of a young boy jumping off a diving board into a pool in Reno, Nevada. During interview an unidentified woman says "It's hot. It feels like an oven. It must be over 100 today." The sun behind a palm tree. Wide shot of the exterior of a building. Steam rising off the side of a building. Steam floating past a "Peabody's Cafe Bar & Coffee" sign. Wide shot of cars driving down a street in Palm Springs, California. People walking down the street in La Quinta, California. Wide shot of people walking down a street. Panning shot of people sitting in front of computers in a power plant. Lewis reports on camera. Low level shot of a construction worker taking a drink of water. Wide shot of cars on a street. Medium shot of a sign warning people of water restrictions. A worker in a tree cutting down branches with a chainsaw. During interview the Idyllwild California Water District's Tom Lovejoy says "This is the most severe drought that we've seen, and our records go back to 1930." Various shots of Panda Bear Hua Mei walking in its enclosure covered with man made snow in the San Diego Zoo in San Diego, California. During interview Panda keeper Kim Bacon says " We want to make sure that the animals are cool and comfortable, so we provided some snow." Tracking shot of Hua Mei sliding down its snow covered enclosure Lewis signs off in a voiceover from Los Angeles, California. 16:16:43 ****** NBC BREAKING NEWS: POLICE CHASE CAR IN SAN FERNANDO VALLEY, CALIFORNIA. Live aerial video of police cars pursuing a stolen white car on a freeway in San Fernando Valley, California. 16:16:57 Holt is joined by California Highway Patrol's Scott Ellison live via telephone. He reports on the breaking news. One male occupant is in the stolen white vehicle. Live aerial video of police cars pursuing a stolen white car on a freeway in San Fernando Valley, California. 16:21:59 Breaking news and live video ends. 16:25:30 ****** NBC BREAKING NEWS: POLICE CHASE CAR IN SAN FERNANDO VALLEY, CALIFORNIA. Live aerial video of police cars pursuing a stolen white car on a freeway in San Fernando Valley, California. Holt reports on the ongoing police chase. 16:28:17 Breaking news and live video ends.