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CNN Evening News for Thursday, May 16, 2002
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(Studio: Bill Hemmer) Poll findings on the response of President Bush's administration to September 11 warnings cited.

(Studio: Bill Hemmer) The reaction of families of the victims of the 9/11 terrorist attack presented. [Victim's brother Stuart ZUCKER, victim's widow Allison WALLACE, Families of September 11 treasurer Steven PUSH, 9/11 Victims and Family Assn. president Marian FONTANA, victims' widows Jacqui EATON, Armine GIORGETTI - offer views on the warnings about terrorist threats and information about them.]

(Studio: Bill Hemmer) Live interview held with former CIA director Robert Gates. [From Buffalo, NY, GATES - says last year the intelligence community was reporting on terrorist planning and activity, but the information was so general.] {Note: satellite transmission problems interrupted the interview.}

Reporter(s):: Hemmer, Bill
Duration:: 00:04:10

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