Car bomb found in New York
2010-05-02 07:30
Washington - The White House says President Barack Obama has been briefed on the apparent car bomb found Saturday in New York's Times Square.
In a statement, the administration said that the president, who attended an annual dinner for White House news correspondents Saturday night, praised the quick response by the New York Police Department.
Obama has also directed his homeland security and counterterrorism adviser, John Brennan, to advise New York officials that the federal government is prepared to provide support.
The White House says that Brennan and others will keep Obama up to date on the investigation.
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Washington - The White House says President Barack Obama has been briefed on the apparent car bomb found Saturday in New York's Times Square.
In a statement, the administration said that the president, who attended an annual dinner for White House news correspondents Saturday night, praised the quick response by the New York Police Department.
Obama has also directed his homeland security and counterterrorism adviser, John Brennan, to advise New York officials that the federal government is prepared to provide support.
The White House says that Brennan and others will keep Obama up to date on the investigation.
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