NATALIE ALLEN: In New York today, prosecutors are summing up their cases against four men charged with bombing two U.S. Embassies. CNN's Deborah Feyerick is joining us now with the very latest -- Deborah.</s>DEBORAH FEYERICK, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Natalie, prosecutors say they were in a search for justice; one in which they really believe has proven beyond a reasonable doubt the guilt of the four men who are on trial here for those embassy bombing. Prosecutors began by playing a very grainy video of those bombings, they said to the jury, this is a painful reminder of why we have all spent the last 2 1/2 months together. Now, what they did is effectively tried to single out each defendant for his role in this terrorism conspiracy. Wadih El Hage, they call "The Gatekeeper to Osama bin Laden, the entire leader of the entire conspiracy. They said that Wadih El Hage led a double life, a secret criminal life, one that set up businesses to facilitate and pay for the Jihad or the holy war against Americans. Mohamed Odeh they said was a technical adviser who was in Kenya and helped carry out and plan the bombing there. Then they got to Mohamed al-'Owhali. They said his mission was to execute the bombing and that when he survived, he wasn't expected to. What they did then, was that they tried to get him out of the country. He was caught -- that's when he was caught. And now prosecutors are really trying to weave together all of this evidence for the jury who has sat very patiently, listening to some 90 witnesses and seeing 100 exhibitions. All of that the prosecutors hope to tie together in a very neat package and put a bow on it, so that the jury can make their decision, and then the defense will try to poke holes in that package -- Natalie.</s>ALLEN: All right, Deborah Feyerick, thank you. TO ORDER A VIDEO OF THIS TRANSCRIPT, PLEASE CALL 800-CNN-NEWS OR USE OUR SECURE ONLINE ORDER FORM LOCATED AT www.fdch.com
Closing Arguments Underway in Embassy Bombings Trial