CNN Evening News for Monday, May 13, 2002
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(Studio: Judy Woodruff) Report introduced.
(New York: Jeff Greenfield) The bitter clash in the mayoral election in Newark, New Jersey, between Mayor Sharpe James and fellow African American Cory Booker featured; campaign scenes shown; details given of the division between the two over policy and politics. [Political analyst Steve ADUBATO - says the 1967 riot footage marks Newark; states the question is has James stayed too long.] [In debate, BOOKER, JAMES - bicker.] The bitterness in this race discussed.
(Studio: Judy Woodruff) Live interview held with "New York Times" writer Andrew Jacobs about the Newark race. [JACOBS - says the race has come down to a generational and personality clash; indicates the differences in the support staff for James and Booker; states this is a non-partisan election and the Democrat that wins will be mayor.]
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