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(Gainesville: Kerry Sanders) The announcement from Florida pastor Terry Jones that he is cancelling plans to burn the Koran on September 11 following a phone call from Secretary of Defense Robert Gates featured; details given of Jones’s claim that burning Korans was linked to plans to build a mosque near Ground Zero in New York City. [JONES – says Imam Feisal Rauf has agreed to move the mosque.] [Islamic Society of Central Florida Imam Muhammad MUSRI- says he got the commitment to meet with Rauf.] The uncertainty about this deal discussed.
(New Orleans: Brian Williams) Report introduced.
(Washington: Andrea Mitchell) The attention given to this situation by high-level officials featured; scenes shown of protests around the world.
(New Orleans: Brian Williams) Report introduced.
(New York: Mike Taibbi) The view in New York City that there is no deal featured; Rauf’s statement quoted.
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(New Orleans: Janet Shamlian) The frenzy over the Saints, who have become a symbol of recovery in New Orleans, featured; scenes shown of tailgaters, fans, celebrations. [Fans Paul BOECKL, WOMAN – comment.] [Oysterman Al SUNSERI- says we’re over the hump with the Katrina story.]
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(Cordova, Tennessee: Ron Mott) The cooperation between Christians and Muslims in suburban Memphis, Tennessee featured; scenes shown of Muslims praying during Ramadan at Heartsong Church, where they are meeting until their Islamic Center is built. [Pastor Steve STONE††- says we’re loving our neighbors.] [Church members Suzanne KNIGHT†, Tiffany MUNOZ†- comment.] [Memphis Islamic Center Danish SIDDIQUI†- says we’ve broken stereotypes.] [Muslim worshipper Anmol KHAN†- says hopefully we can show America an example of living together peacefully.]
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(New Orleans: Kate Snow) A photography workshop in which New Orleans young people take pictures of the city 5 years after Hurricane Katrina featured; scenes shown of an exhibit at the Ogden Museum of photos taken in the aftermath of the storm. [12-year-old Kim KAISER– talks about his grandfather, who died in the aftermath of Katrina; says he took the pictures to remind people that New Orleans is still the same.] [20-year-old Caitlin SULLIVAN- says it’s about the people and the culture and not the physical.]
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