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Indonesia / Jakarta Hotel Bombing / Al Qaeda Patterns #734440

CNN Evening News for Tuesday, Aug 05, 2003
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(Studio: Aaron Brown) Report introduced.

(Jakarta: Maria Ressa) The car bombing of a Marriott hotel in Jakarta, Indonesia, featured; scenes shown of the bombed-out building & the fires; details given of the Jemaah Islamiah {JI} connection to other explosions in the Philippines & Indonesia & why this hotel was a prime target. [Al Qaeda expert Rohan GUNARATNA†- says JI is an arm of Al Qaeda.] [Indonesian Crisis Group Sidney JONES†- says no one knows how extensive the terrorism network is.]

Reporter(s):
Brown, Aaron;
Ressa, Maria
Duration:
00:02:40

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