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Terrorism / Warnings and Threats / FBI Memos #701183

CBS Evening News for Saturday, May 25, 2002
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(Studio: Thalia Assuras) Report introduced.

(New York: Tracy Smith) The growing list of government warnings about future terrorist attacks featured; scenes shown of a face recognition system for security at the Statue of Liberty. [Terrorism expert Clifford MAY - says the administration may now be giving too much information.] [New York Governor George PATAKI - says the warnings were federal decisions.] [At statue, two TOURISTS - question the warnings.]

(Studio: Thalia Assuras) Los Angeles Times story about a letter from retired FBI agent James Hauswirth to FBI director Robert Mueller about how micromanaging brought the anti-terrorism program to a halt and a "New York Times" story about the checking the flight schools noted.

Reporter(s):
Assuras, Thalia;
Smith, Tracy
Duration:
00:02:40

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