CNN Evening News for Monday, Aug 02, 2004
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(Studio: Daryn Kagan) The terrorism alert for three cities introduced.
(Washington: Kelli Arena) The intelligence on an Al Qaeda threat against financial institutions examined; scenes shown of security measures; details given from the evidence confiscated in Pakistan, the resulting FBI investigations based on that intelligence & the interrogation of the captured terrorists, including Ahmed Ghailani. [Secretary of Homeland Security Tom RIDGE - comments.] [NYPD commissioner Ray KELLY - comments on the surveillance by Al Qaeda.] [Metropolitan Police Chief Charles RAMSEY- comments on the information.] The reasons why a threat may be imminent discussed.
(Studio: Daryn Kagan) Report introduced.
(New York: Deborah Feyerick) The response in New York City to the terrorist threat examined; scenes shown of the security force present. [Investment banker Tracy WILLIAMS, financial CONSULTANT, New York Stock Exchange HEAD, TRUCKER, NYSE member Kevin FLANDERS, New York City Mayor Michael BLOOMBERG- react to the concerns.] The defiant reaction to the terrorist warnings discussed.
(Studio: Daryn Kagan) Live interview held with "New York Times" reporter Doug Jehl about these threats. [From Washington, JEHL - says the intelligence indicates sophisticated surveillance of the targets, but it was done quite a while ago; comments on the background of Mohammed Khan, who was captured in Pakistan, which led to a trove of computer information; notes the intelligence is really the intersection of many streams.]
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