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Iraq / Afghanistan / Bremer Interview / CENTCOM #767056

FNC Evening News for Sunday, Feb 22, 2004
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(Studio: Laurie Dhue) Report introduced.

(Baghdad: Todd Connor) The day’s events in Iraq featured; details given about US administrator in Iraq Paul Bremer’s interview with Fox reporter Geraldo Rivera concerning upcoming elections in Iraq, the death of a Sunni Muslim cleric and the scheduled date for the transfer of power in Iraq. [BREMER†- comments on Iraqi elections.]

(Studio: Laurie Dhue) Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld’s stop in Ireland to visit US troops on his way to Iraq and the deployment of Japanese troops to Iraq on a humanitarian mission reported. [RUMSFELD†- comments on Al Qaeda’s presence in Iraq.]

(Doha, Qatar: Bret Baier) The role of United State’s Central Command {CENTCOM} overseas headquarters in Doha, Qatar, featured; details given about CENTCOM’s coordination of the deployment of troops and supplies to the 25 countries under their surveillance, which includes Iraq and Afghanistan, and a preview by the reporter of tomorrow’s interview with US Central Command commander Gen. John Abizaid. [US Central Command’s Capt. Jim STAHLMAN†- describes current operations under their control.]

(Studio: Laurie Dhue) The attack on an American helicopter in Thaloqan†, Afghanistan, reported.

Reporter(s):
Dhue, Laurie;
Connor, Todd;
Baier, Bret
Duration:
00:05:30

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