JOIE CHEN, CNN ANCHOR: With all the hype over the TV interview, we, of course, should not lose site of what triggered all of this: Chandra Levy and her disappearance from Washington on April 30. Police are still calling this a missing person case. They continue to say that Gary Condit is not a suspect. Parents of the 24-year-old former federal intern continue to insist that Condit had an affair with Chandra Levy. He denies that, at least in public. Joining us now from outside the Levy home is CNN's James Hattori. James, has there been any reaction today from the Levys?</s>HATTORI: Hi, Joie. All the attention as you say, is being pointed at Gary Condit today. But for the Levys it is just another day of coping with the uncertainty. Their daughter has been missing almost four months now as you point out. They haven't had a whole lot to say in recent days. In fact they have made it clear that they believe the congressman has withheld information which could be beneficial to the disappearance case of their daughter. Condit of course, insists that he's been forthcoming all along. The Condits (sic) do say they plan to be watching interview tonight along with millions of others. Incidentally, Joie, the mail has been delivered in this area. This is part of Condit's district. The Levy's however, have not been home, they have not seen his letter yet.</s>CHEN: CNN's James Hattori in Modesto, California.
Chandra Levy Still Missing; Condit not a Suspect