CBS Evening News for Thursday, May 30, 2002
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(Studio: John Roberts) Report introduced.
(New York: Byron Pitts) The ceremony marking the official end of recovery work at the ruins of the World Trade Center featured; scenes shown from Ground Zero in New York City. [Victim's brother Steve SAUCEDO - talks about searching for his brother; says his family has no closure.] [Recovery worker Larry KEATING - says workers at Ground Zero laughed and cried together.] [New York City fire department commissioner Nicholas SCOPPETTA - says people have mixed feelings about ending the recovery work.]
(Studio: John Roberts) Report introduced.
(New York: Jim Axelrod) The responses of September 11 victims' family members whose loved ones were never found examined. [Widow Rosemary TRAVERS - says what she lives with never goes away] [Bode Technology Group Dr. Kevin McELFRESH - says this is the largest identification project ever; says identifying someone's remains is a victory.] [Widower Steven CAMPBELL - says he goes to Ground Zero to be with his wife.]
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