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New York, NY / Memorial Day Ceremony #701217

CBS Evening News for Monday, May 27, 2002
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(Studio: Russ Mitchell) Report introduced.

(New York: Byron Pitts) The Memorial Day ceremonies held in New York City in spite of terror threats featured; scenes shown of Navy ships in New York Harbor. [Navy Vice Adm. Albert KONETZNI - says the memories of those who gave their lives cannot be forgotten.] [Mayor Michael BLOOMBERG - says America's enemies want to take away what Americans hold dear.] [New York City police department Commissioner Raymond KELLY - says people are going on with their lives.] [Kroll Associates James BUCKNAM - says the public may think the government is crying wolf if a lot of terror alerts are issued.] [Navy R/Adm. Mark FITZGERALD - says people have died for the country this year.]

Reporter(s):
Mitchell, Russ;
Pitts, Byron
Duration:
00:02:20

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