CAROL LIN, CNN ANCHOR: We begin this morning with breaking news out of New York's financial district. An explosion has damaged a bank building on Wall Street. A device exploded in the front of the Barclay's Bank, blowing out windows in the building. The New York Police bomb squad is trying to figure out what kind of kind of device it was. Police say there were no injuries. Police do, though, have a description of a heavy-set male suspect wearing construction clothes and are involved in an intensive man hunt. We also understand that the drugstore windows across the street, a Duane Reade drugstore, the windows were blown out. We have a crew on the way, and we -- in fact, Deborah Feyerick is live with us on the telephone right now. Deborah Feyerick, can you hear me?</s>DEBORAH FEYERICK, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Yes, I am here. We just arrived here on the scene. Let me tell you what we know so far. Police are investigating an explosion that rocked Wall Street. It happened at about 4:40, this morning, blowing out windows in at least two buildings, one of them a bank building. The tenant is Dresdner Bank, as well as a group called the Kleinwort-Benson Group. Now, police right now are looking for a man described as wearing a tan construction jacket, carrying a yellow tool...</s>CNN. LIN: Deborah, if we still have you on the line and you can hear me, do you know any more about the hunt for this suspect and who the eyewitnesses might have been?</s>FEYERICK: Right now, clearly, as somebody who was on scene at that time, police very interested in talking to this man, but they right now investigating whatever leads they might have. Again, that one description, so they're going to have to just track him down, and that's what they're working on right now. That's as much as we can tell you.</s>LIN: All right, thank you very much, Deborah Feyerick, reporting from the scene of that explosion this morning on Wall Street. We will be keeping track of this throughout the morning.
Police Investigate Wall Street Explosion, Search for Suspect