CNN Evening News for Sunday, Nov 05, 2000
Headline: Campaign 2000 (Bush vs. Gore / Campaigns / Clinton)
| Abstract: | (Studio: Frank Sesno) Poll results concerning the presidential race between Vice President Al Gore and Governor George W. Bush given.
(Miami, Florida: Candy Crowley) Bush's campaign stops in Florida reported; scenes shown from the campaign trail. [BUSH (in English and Spanish) - says he will win.] [Reverend Billy GRAHAM - says he is coming as close as he ever will to endorsing a candidate.]
(Studio: Frank Sesno) Report introduced.
(Dearborn, Michigan: Jonathan Karl) Gore's campaign stops in Pennsylvania and Michigan reported; scenes shown from the University of Michigan at Dearborn. [GORE - campaigns.]
(Studio: Frank Sesno) Report introduced.
(Pine Bluff, Arkansas: Kelly Wallace) President Clinton's campaign stops in Arkansas for Gore reported. [Black WOMAN - says African-Americans vote.] CLINTON - says he will try to win Arkansas for Gore.] [Republican MAN - says people are excited.] [During Clinton's impeachment trial, Representative Jay DICKEY - says his conscience is clear.] |
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| Begin Time: | 05:00:40 pm |
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| End Time: | 05:09:00 pm |
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| TVN Record Number: | 433390 |
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| Copyright: | Abstract and Metadata (c) 2000-2008 Vanderbilt University |
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