Officials Discuss Security for Hollywood Studios
About 40 representatives from Hollywood studios and television networks met with Gov. Gray Davis, the mayor and police chief of Los Angeles and other officials Monday to discuss safety precautions since the terrorist attacks.
During a two-hour meeting at the Beverly Hilton, Mayor James K. Hahn and Police Chief Bernard C. Parks went over security measures the city has taken.
Studio heads, network executives and security officials asked questions about how best to protect their studios.
The FBI has warned that terrorists may try to target Hollywood.
Los Angeles police have sent extra patrols to monitor the studios, which also have intensified their own security.
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