CBS News - 9/11 aftermath - 2001-09-13 - 8 p.m. (E)
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[0:03] Back now to CBS News World Headquarters
[0:05] here in New York with CBS's continuing
[0:07] coverage of the attack on America. The
[0:09] headlines of this hour,
[0:11] 8:00 in the East, security is notched up
[0:15] at the White House as President Bush
[0:16] takes a higher profile to reassure the
[0:19] nation.
[0:19] For security's sake, Vice President
[0:21] Cheney moves from the White House to a
[0:23] separate location, Camp David, Maryland.
[0:26] The Justice Department now says it has
[0:28] photographs of what it believes to be
[0:30] all of the hijackers who were in planes.
[0:33] We hope to show you those as the evening
[0:35] goes along. The flight data recorder has
[0:37] been found from the plane that crashed
[0:39] 80 miles from Pittsburgh, and
[0:41] transponder signals have been detected
[0:44] deep inside the rubble of the Pentagon
[0:46] from the black boxes of the plane that
[0:48] crashed there.
[0:49] The recorders from the hijacked planes
[0:51] could shed light on the terrorist and
[0:53] how they carried out their attacks.
[0:55] US Secretary of State Powell says Osama
[0:58] bin Laden is, quote, a prime suspect.
[1:01] The number of missing or dead in all of
[1:03] the attacks could top 5,000. Most under
[1:07] the rubble of New York's Trade Center
[1:09] towers, where searchlights glow under
[1:12] darkening skies and fading hopes.
[1:15] In other major developments, Attorney
[1:18] General Ashcroft says there were 18
[1:20] hijackers aboard the aircraft
[1:22] commandeered on the day of terror.
[1:24] The search is on for accomplices.
[1:26] President Bush declared tomorrow a day
[1:28] of prayer and remembrance for the
[1:30] victims.
[1:31] He will visit New York tomorrow where
[1:33] the search goes on tonight for victims
[1:35] in