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(Studio: Thalia Assuras) Report introduced.
(New York: Tracy Smith) The growing list of government warnings about future terrorist attacks featured; scenes shown of a face recognition system for security at the Statue of Liberty. [Terrorism expert Clifford MAY - says the administration may now be giving too much information.] [New York Governor George PATAKI - says the warnings were federal decisions.] [At statue, two TOURISTS - question the warnings.]
(Studio: Thalia Assuras) Los Angeles Times story about a letter from retired FBI agent James Hauswirth to FBI director Robert Mueller about how micromanaging brought the anti-terrorism program to a halt and a "New York Times" story about the checking the flight schools noted.
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(Studio: Thalia Assuras) Report introduced.
(Islamabad: Bill Whitaker) Pakistan's missiles tests following a tense week between Pakistan and India over the disputed state of Kashmir featured; details given of today's clashes and of statements from both prime ministers. [Islamabad's Quaid-I-Azam University Rasul Bakhsh RAIS - says India and Pakistan are misinterpreting each other.]
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(Studio: Thalia Assuras) Report introduced.
(St. Petersburg: John Roberts) President Bush's visit to Russia featured; scenes shown from St. Petersburg of Bush with President Vladimir Putin and of protests against Putin's overtures to the West; details given of the signing of an arms cut treaty. [BUSH, Secretary of State Colin POWELL - comment on the India-Pakistan dispute.] [At St. Petersburg University, BUSH - says we have a new war {against terrorism} to fight together.]
(Studio: Thalia Assuras) Report introduced.
(Moscow: Elizabeth Palmer) Democracy and journalism under Putin examined; examples cited of state-controlled television. ["Washington Post" reporter Masha LIPMAN - says the Kremlin eradicated independent TV channels.] [NTV anchor Savik SCHUSTER - says it is dangerous for a young democracy like Russia.]
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(Studio: Thalia Assuras) The investigation into the death of Washington, DC, intern Chandra Levy noted.
(Washington: Joie Chen) The role of anthropologists in investigating crimes like the Levy case examined; details given of studies of decaying bodies at the University of Tennessee. [Forensic anthropologist DouglaS UBELAKER - says the skeleton has a lot of stories to tell.] [UT's Richard JANTZ - says they can ascertain if Levy was a homicide victim.]
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(Studio: Thalia Assuras) Crash of a China Airlines plane bound for Hong Kong from Taipei, Taiwan, reported.
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(Studio: Thalia Assuras) Collision of two trains in Mozambique reported; scenes shown from Tenga, Mozambique.
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(Studio: Thalia Assuras) Pope John Paul II's visit to a monastery in Rila, Bulgaria, shown.
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(Studio: Thalia Assuras) Vacationing via recreational vehicles in the post-September 11 America featured; statistics cited of RV sales and rentals. [In Chester, New Jersey, Guy RUSSO - says you can see the whole country from an RV; outlines the amenities in the RV; calls the RV the station wagon for 2000.] [Recreation Vehicle Industry Assn. David HUMPHREYS - outlines the case for the RV.]
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(Studio: Thalia Assuras) Report introduced.
(New York: Charles Osgood) The stories of victims of Japan's kamikaze suicide attacks during World war II featured; war footage and scenes shown from the kamikaze survivors reunion in Everett, WA. [USS Saratoga veteran Raymond BRANDT, USS Klaxton Robert LOGAN, Byron BROXSON, USS Bates Dinton MISSA - remember the casualties from kamikaze planes at Okinawa.] [Documentary filmmaker Art LINDGREN - says we are losing thousands of veterans a day from this great generation.]
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