CNN Evening News for Tuesday, Feb 03, 2004
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(Studio: Aaron Brown) The results in seven Democratic primaries & caucuses reviewed; voting statistics cited. [Senator John KERRY - campaigns.]
(Seattle: Kelly Wallace) The victories by Kerry in five of the seven states reported.
(Studio: Aaron Brown) The win in South Carolina for Senator John Edwards reported. [EDWARDS - campaigns.]
(Columbia: Frank Buckley) The successful night for Edwards reviewed. [EDWARDS - talks about jobs & politics.]
(Studio: Aaron Brown) The situation for Howard Dean, who won nothing, reported. [DEAN - talks about delegates.]
(Tacoma: Candy Crowley) Dean's look ahead at the Saturday vote in Wisconsin & Michigan noted. [DEAN - says we will get going & going....]
(Studio: Aaron Brown) Report introduced.
(Oklahoma City: Dan Lothian) The close race in Oklahoma where Gen. Wesley Clark did well reviewed. [CLARK - campaigns.]
(Studio: Aaron Brown) The end for Senator Joseph Lieberman reported. [LIEBERMAN - says he ends his quest for the presidency.]
(No location given: Bruce Morton) The Lieberman campaign briefly reviewed.
(Studio: Aaron Brown) Report introduced.
(Atlanta: Bill Schneider) The election results reviewed; map shown of states won by Kerry; details given about the Edwards win in South Carolina & the Kerry win in Missouri. The exit poll findings indicating Kerry's broad appeal as compared to the niche appeal of other candidates & the campaign against the incumbent, President Bush, discussed.
(Studio: Aaron Brown) Live interview held with political analyst Donna Brazile & Representative Darrell Issa about the Democrats. [BRAZILE - says the other presidential candidates will continue to campaign against front-runner Kerry; says the teachers union will endorse Kerry & organized labor will want to unify behind one candidate; talks about the Democrats, especially Kerry as a mainstream Democrat.] [From Washington, ISSA - says the Clinton legacy has been resounding defeated; assesses the "bump" for Kerry; comments on reserve military service & the issue of Bush's service.]
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