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Enron Investigation #700839

CBS Evening News for Tuesday, May 07, 2002
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(Studio: Dan Rather) Report introduced.

(Los Angeles: Vince Gonzales) The continuing investigation into the Enron energy company bankruptcy scandal featured; details given of released internal documents outlining the raising of prices during the California energy crisis. [Senator Dianne FEINSTEIN - calls the documents a "smoking gun"; says the energy market was purposefully manipulated.] [White House Press Secretary Ari FLEISCHER - says people illegally manipulating markets must be held accountable.] [California Public Utilities Commission Loretta LYNCH - says it is time to prove the allegations.] [Enron board member Herbert WINOKUR - says he never heard of impropriety in California.]

Reporter(s):
Gonzales, Vince;
Rather, Dan
Duration:
00:02:00

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