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France / Bush Visit #702153

CNN Evening News for Sunday, May 26, 2002
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(Studio: Catherine Callaway) Report introduced.

(Paris: John King) President Bush's visit to Paris, France, as part of his European tour featured; scenes shown; scenes shown of Bush and French President Jacques Chirac shaking hands in Paris. [BUSH - says he is proud to call Chirac a "friend"; says Iraqi President Saddam Hussein is a threat to "stability and peace."] [French Ambassador to the US Francois Bujon De L'ESTANG - says protestors' attitudes have been expressed across Europe.] [CHIRAC(thru translator) - says nobody should give much credit to the demonstrations.] [MAN - says countries fighting terrorism must share intelligence.]

Reporter(s):
Callaway, Catherine;
King, John
Duration:
00:02:50

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