New York, NY / World Trade Center / Ground Zero / Body Identification

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New York, NY / World Trade Center / Ground Zero / Body Identification #701521

NBC Evening News for Thursday, May 16, 2002
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(Studio: Tom Brokaw) The end World Trade Center recovery work to end on May 30 reported.

(New York: David Bloom) The responses of people working on the recovery effort featured; scenes shown from Ground Zero and from a New Jersey landfill. [Former World Trade Center construction worker and current New York Port Authority Officer Ed SMITH - says knowing the recovery work will soon end is "bittersweet"; says whatever remains could be found have been found.] [Widow Christine HUNT-GRAEFMAN - says she wishes the medical examiner will call her; says no trace of her husband may be found.] [New York Mayor Michael BLOOMBERG - says ending the recovery work will hurt.] [Demolition worker Ray FRECCO - says he felt like his neighborhood was attacked.]

Reporter(s):: Bloom, David;; Brokaw, Tom
Duration:: 00:03:10

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