  a NewsHour with Jim Lehrer Transcript Online NewsHour  April
12, 1999  Correspondent Spencer Michels provides a summary of
today's bombing-related events along with an update on the NATO
foreign ministers meeting in Brussels.  Listen to the latest on
the NATO strikes.  JIM LEHRER: NATO foreign ministers met in
Brussels today to show solidarity over Kosovo. They did so as
NATO planes and missiles struck targets in Serbia overnight.
Spencer Michels has our summary of today's bombing-related
events.  SPENCER MICHELS: NATO planes and missiles continued to
inflict damage on Serbia today, despite poor weather. Yugoslav
state media claimed that a passenger train traveling from
Belgrade to Solonika, Greece, was hit by NATO air strikes or
missiles as it crossed under a bridge. Yugoslav authorities said
the attack killed up to nine passengers and hospitalized sixteen
others. US Major General Charles Wald said the bridge was a
legitimate military target.  MAJOR GENERAL CHARLES WALD, US Air
Force: I can't tell you the