MSNBC Dayside Lester Holt Live 17:30 hour anchored by Lester Holt

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Event Date(s): 02/24/2004 | Event Location(s): New York City, New York;Tampa, Florida;Washington, DC;New Orleans, Louisiana; | Description: 17:30:00 MSNBC Dayside Lester Holt Live anchored by Lester Holt 17:30:30 Holt is joined live by NBC News Correspondent Dan Abrams from New York City, New York. Abrams reports that entertainer Michael Jackson and ex wife Debbie Rowe are having custody dispute and have hired a judge to negotiate family law. He reports that the father of boy accusing Jackson of molestation is revisiting his won custody dispute. File shots of Jackson carrying baby and walking with Rowe in garden. Stills of Jackson's children Prince Michael and Paris Jackson. Shot of Jackson going through a security check point before entering a courtroom back in January. 17:33:25&&&&&&FLASH NEWS: ENTREPRENEUR MARTHA STEWART WILL NOT TESTIFY AT HER STOCK FRAUD TRIAL. Holt and Abrams discuss the flash news. Shot of Stewart getting out of a car and walking towards a courthouse in New York City. Shot of Stewart exiting a courthouse. 17:34:25 Flash news ends 17:34:36 Holt reports on damaging testimony against former National Basketball Association (NBA) player Jayson Williams' manslaughter trial. Shot of Williams sitting in a New Jersey courtroom. Shot of witness Dean Bumbaco testifying in a New Jersey court. Shot of Williams sitting in court. Shot of Bumbaco testifying against Williams. 17:35:58 Holt is joined live via phone by "Newsday's" Kevin Davidoff from Tampa, Florida. They discuss steroid use in Major League Baseball (MLB). Graphic insert still of New York Yankee's player Jason Giambi. Graphic with insert still MLB's Barry Bonds 17:38:37 NBC News Correspondent Tracie Potts reports from Washington, DC on how to keep children healthy and prevent obesity. Interior rear shot two children looking at a television. Medium shot two children seated eating crackers. Graphic with insert from a McDonald's television advertisement. Graphic with insert from a Fruit Loops television advertisement. Medium shot child watching a television. Medium shot of an obese person seated (face unseen). Medium shot group of people standing (faces unseen). Interior medium shot Kaiser Family Foundation's Vicky Rideout during interview says, "Kids today see an average of 40,000 TV ads a year, the majority of which are for food. Most of which are for sugary cereals, sodas, snacks, candy." Low shot people seated at a table (faces unseen). Medium shot people eating over a food tray on a table (faces unseen). Medium shot of a Kids Menu at a restaurant. Medium shot of a basket of chicken and French fries. Medium shot of a bowl of ice cream. Medium shot of a vegetable tray. Medium shot people behind a counter serving food. Medium shot of a French fries in a deep fryer. Interior medium shot Center for Science in the Public Interest' Margo Wootan at podium says, "As a parent you're really limited in your options if you want to provide your child with an affordable meal." Interior panning shot of plates of food. Medium shot of a Kid's Menu at a restaurant. Medium shot of a Kid's Menu at a restaurant. Medium shot of a Kid's Menu at a restaurant. Interior medium shot during interview National Restaurant Association's Katherine Kim says,"There's vegetables, salads, side dishes, that you can go in and customize your meal." Panning shot of boxes of food. Interior medium shot Rideout during interview says,"Parents need a fighting chance, and today, it almost seems as if the deck is stacked against them." Close up of a person eating a sandwich. Close up of a person eating. Exterior day medium shot Registered Dietician Denise Feeley during interview says, "You cannot expect your children to learn these healthy behaviors if you're not setting examples for them yourself." Medium shot of potato chips on a store shelf. Medium shot of vegetables in a supermarket. Interior medium shot a young girl eating. Potts signs off in voice over from Washington, DC. 17:40:22 Holt reports that Mexico bans United States (US) poultry imports. Medium shot of chickens. Wide shot of chickens. Interior medium shot two people holding a chicken. Aerial shot of a ground. Medium shot butcher chopping poultry (face unseen). Close up of a person wrapping a piece of poultry (face unseen). Medium shot workers in a poultry factory. Medium shot of poultry on a conveyor belt. Graphic with header, "Latest US Poultry Bans," with supers, "All Poultry Imports", "Mexico", "European Union", "South Korea", "Partial Ban", "Russia." 17:41:12 CNBC's Leslie LaRoche reports from the National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotation (NASDAQ) Marketsite in New York City, New York on Wall Street closing totals. Graphic with"Dow Jones" and other Wall Street closing totals. 17:45:32 PBS' Kim Lawton interviews actor Jim Caviezel playing Jesus in ICON Productions'"The Passion of the Christ" about the impact the role has had on him. Clips from"The Passion of the Christ." Interior medium shot Caviezel comments during interview. Clips from"The Passion of the Christ." Interior medium shot Caviezel comments during interview. Clips from"The Passion of the Christ." Interior medium shot Caviezel comments during interview. Clips from"The Passion of the Christ." 17:47:44 MSNBC's Randy Meier reports on the face of Jesus and what he really looked like. Graphic with header,"Hollywood's Face of Jesus," with insert stills of actors Caveiezel, Willem Dafoe, and Max Von Sydow. Meier speaks with"The Washington Post" Alan Cooperman about what Jesus looked like. Clips from"The Passion of the Christ." Graphic with insert stills of paintings of Jesus. Graphic with insert still of a painting of Jesus. 17:54:36 Holt is joined live from New Orleans, Louisiana by MSNBC's Brian Mooar. He reports on Mardi Gras celebration. Exterior night medium shot people at a parade. Medium shot people at a parade. Panning shot people at a parade. 17:56:17 Holt voices over interior medium shot Democratic Presidential Candidate John Kerry. 17:57:58 MSNBC Weather Forecast. Graphic plug for weather.msnbc.com