CBS Evening News for Wednesday, Mar 14, 2001
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(Studio: Dan Rather) Report introduced.
(Studio: Anthony Mason) Concerns about the threat of a worldwide recession reported; details given of the placing of 19 Japanese banks on credit watch. [Prudential Securities Larry WACHTEL - talks about Japanese banks.] [PaineWebber Arthur CASHIN - talks about the stock market plunge.] [London trader David BUIK - says customers have taken a beating.] [Economic Strategy Institute Clyde PRESTOWITZ - says Japanese economy problems will affect the US.]
(Studio: Dan Rather) The decline in family wealth reported.
(New York: Byron Pitts) The effect the stock market decline is having on individual investors examined. [Retiree Martin LEHMAN - says he is not nervous.] [AARP John ROTHER - says people in their 50s will have the hardest time.]
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