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Middle East / Saudi Arabia / Image #700777

CBS Evening News for Saturday, May 04, 2002
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(Studio: Russ Mitchell) Report introduced.

(White House: Joie Chen) Saudi Arabia's media campaign to boost its image as a friend of the US featured; TV ads shown; details given about the fertile ground in Saudi Arabia for terrorism. [President BUSH - says we are interested in Saudi advice.] [Senators George ALLEN, Joseph BIDEN - react to the Saudis.] [Former US ambassador to Israel Martin INDYK - says the US will have the job of delivering Israel while the Arabs will have to deliver the Palestinians for Middle East peace.]

(Studio: Russ Mitchell) The rejection of the Saudi TV ads by cable networks noted.

Reporter(s):
Chen, Joie;
Mitchell, Russ
Duration:
00:02:00

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