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Homeland Security / New York / Maryland #765496

FNC Evening News for Sunday, Feb 15, 2004
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(Studio: Page Hopkins) Report introduced.

(New York City: Rebecca Gomez) The participation of New York City emergency workers in training exercises that help prepare them to respond to nuclear, biological, or chemical terrorist attacks in the city featured; scenes shown of training exercises.

(Studio: Page Hopkins) Report introduced.

(Annapolis, Maryland: Catherine Herridge) The tug of war over Homeland Security funding for anti-terrorism preparations between cities, states, and private companies featured; details given about the difficulties that cities face in receiving funding because money is given to states first for distribution and the relative ease by which money is attained by private companies from the national government. [Baltimore city Fire Chief William GOODWIN, JR†- comments on need for more funding.] [Baltimore Mayor Martin O’MALLEY†- claims that all funds are being squeezed through the “bottlenecks of the 50 state capitals.”] [Maryland Director of Homeland Security Dennis SCHRADER†- says that money should go to states first because of accountability issues and the need of fair distribution.]

Reporter(s):
Hopkins, Page;
Gomez, Rebecca;
Herridge, Catherine
Duration:
00:03:40

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