CBS News - 9/11 aftermath - 2001-09-14 - 11:35 p.m. (E)
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[0:00] important partner yet the military
[0:02] government of Pakistan has given the US
[0:04] an unconditional yes to its requests for
[0:07] help in preparing for attacks against
[0:09] Osama Bin Laden and his training camps
[0:11] in Afghanistan that includes overflight
[0:14] and Landing rights access to airfields
[0:16] and ports and the stationing of American
[0:19] Intelligence Officers on Pakistani
[0:21] territory no forces have been sent to
[0:23] Pakistan yet but the Pentagon has begun
[0:25] paying premium prices on the short-term
[0:27] oil Market to top off the fuel Supply
[0:30] its ships and aircraft will need on
[0:31] route to Pakistan it has all the
[0:34] earmarks of the kind of overwhelming
[0:36] Force Secretary of State pal became
[0:38] famous for when he was chairman of the
[0:40] Joint Chiefs of Staff during the war
[0:42] against Iraq but he knows this is a much
[0:44] more elusive Target this is different
[0:47] the enemy is in many places the enemy is
[0:50] not uh looking to be found the enemy is
[0:54] hidden the enemy is very often right
[0:56] here within our own country this is what
[0:58] that enemy did to the Pentagon total
[1:00] Destruction in there we're having to
[1:02] work in inches as as opposed to working
[1:05] by feet 190 people died here although
[1:08] somehow that dictionary seems to have
[1:10] survived intact the damage to the
[1:12] Pentagon is in the hundreds of millions
[1:14] of dollars and parts of the building are
[1:16] in danger of further collapse there is
[1:18] an extensive amount of work going on in
[1:20] there to both Shore up the rest the
[1:23] sides of the collapse zone so there
[1:25] isn't any further collapse to help with
[1:27] the Staggering recovery effort the
[1:28] defense d