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Pope's US Visit #902923

CBS Evening News for Monday, Apr 14, 2008
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(New York: Harry Smith) Pope Benedict XVI's arrival in the US tomorrow noted.

(Washington: Bob Orr) The security preparations for the pope’s visit to Washington, DC, and New York City featured; scenes shown of a drill with the popemobile surrounded by Secret Service agents. [Secret Service special agent in charge Jeffrey IRVINE†- comments on the preparedness of the agents.] [Coast Guard Capt. Brian KELLEY†- comments on securing the Washington Nationals ballpark against a water attack.] [FBI assistant director in charge Joseph PERSICHINI†- comments on a recent message from Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden.]

Reporter(s):
Smith, Harry;
Orr, Bob
Duration:
00:02:00

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