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(Minneapolis-St. Paul: Peter Jennings) Report introduced.
(No location given: Brian Ross) The signals missed by the FBI about foreigners attending flights schools who had a connection to Saudi terrorist Osama bin Laden examined; details given of the arrest of "20th hijacker" Zacarias Moussaoui. [Senator Richard DURBIN - says the FBI missed what should have been "fair warning."] [CRM Airline Training Center Duncan HASTIE - comments,] [Senator Richard SHELBY - says the case was strong enough to put the FBI on immediate alert.] [FBI director Robert MUELLER - says we did not look at the broader picture.]
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(Minneapolis-St. Paul: Peter Jennings) Report introduced.
(Washington: Pierre Thomas) The overhaul of the FBI with a move towards centralizing information about terrorism featured. [May 8, FBI director Robert MUELLER - says the September 11 attacks indicate the need for a more technologically adept FBI.] [Former Justice Department inspector general Michael BROMWICH - says the problem had been in analyzing information.] [Senator Charles GRASSLEY - says an FBI reorganization does not guarantee we will be in better shape against terrorism.]
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(Studio: Charles Gibson) Report introduced.
(Havana: Steve Osunsami) The reaction in Cuba to the address on Cuban state-run television from visiting former President Jimmy Carter that was critical of the Cuban government featured. [On TV, CARTER - (thru translator) speaks about the Varela Project.] [Varela Project leader Oswaldo PAYA - (thru translator) comments.] [Cuban national assembly Ricardo ALARCON - reacts to Carter's words.]
(Studio: Charles Gibson) Report introduced.
(White House: Terry Moran) The reaction of President Bush's administration to Carter's visit to Cuba examined; details given of the White House defense of the trade embargo.
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(Studio: Charles Gibson) Palestinian Authority president Yasir Arafat's speech to his parliament indicating a government reform and the tension between India and Pakistan over Kashmir and the free election in Sierra Leone reported; scenes shown of amputees in line to vote in Sierra Leone.
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(Studio: Charles Gibson) Flooding in Indiana and Illinois; the strategy by lawyers defending "American Taliban" John Walker Lindh and a bail hearing in Baltimore, Maryland, for Dontee Stokes who shot the priest who abused him reported; scenes shown.
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(Studio: Charles Gibson) Report introduced.
(Washington and Arlington, VA: Jackie Judd) The arrangements in which drug companies pay pharmacies to promote their prescription drugs examined; details given of the drug chains' use of private records to "hunt down customers." [Eckerd customer Jean Ferguson THOMPSON - says the bottom line was most important For Eckerd; states it is not the pharmacy's business.] [National Assn. of Boards of Pharmacies Carmen CATIZONE - talks about the contracts.] [National Assn. of Chain Drug Stores Craig FULLER - defends the system.]
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(Minneapolis-St. Paul: Peter Jennings) The wide array of arts and entertainment in Minneapolis-St. Paul, MN, and the connection to the twin cities' business environment examined. [Children's Theater Co. Teresa EYRING - talks about the appeal of the twin cities.] [Penumbra Theatre Co. Lou BELLAMY, two PATRONS - cite the breadth in the arts.] [Guthrie Theater artistic director Joe DOWLING - says arts are at the center of community life.] [McKnight Foundation Neal CUTHBERT - cites the problem of maintaining the arts.] [BELLAMY - worries about the future of the artistic landscape.]
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(Minneapolis-St. Paul: Peter Jennings) Immigrants who come "in search of America" featured; scenes shown from Cleveland, OH and Minnesota. [Cleveland grocer Ameen HAMMAD - says Palestinians come for the opportunities.] Minnesota state senator Mee MOUA - talks about Hmung immigrants from Cambodia.] [Somalia community leader Omar JAMAL - talks about the American dream.]
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