CBS News - 9/11 aftermath - 2001-09-12 - 12:30 p.m. (E)
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[0:06] Dan Rather at CBS News world
[0:08] headquarters in New York with Ed Bradley
[0:10] and Anthony Mason here at the anchor
[0:11] desk with me now it's 12:30 in the East
[0:13] headlines of the hour on the attack on
[0:15] America 41 known dead thousands still
[0:19] missing that includes 259 emergency
[0:22] service workers mostly fireman some
[0:24] policemen in the ruins and Rubble of the
[0:26] collapsed Twin Towers of New York's
[0:28] World Trade Center there are 1,700 known
[0:31] injured the search for survivors is
[0:33] underway uh and will continue for a long
[0:36] while to come pause and note that you
[0:39] may be saying to yourself well those
[0:40] figures are pretty low indeed they are
[0:44] however there's an immense job of
[0:46] getting through the rubble and debris uh
[0:49] to find what are expected to be many
[0:51] many more bodies in Washington Pentagon
[0:54] officials expect to find no more
[0:56] survivors of the attack there though
[0:58] they now believe the number of dead will
[1:00] turn out to be well below 800 Secretary
[1:03] of Defense ronel told cbs's David Martin
[1:06] a short while ago that while he doesn't
[1:08] know what the final death toe will be at
[1:09] the Pentagon secretary rumsfield expects
[1:11] it to be quote well below the estimated
[1:15] by some 800 the faa's unprecedented
[1:18] National ban on air traffic remains in
[1:21] place this is a change from what was
[1:23] expected today the air travel ban
[1:25] remains in place Congress reconvened
[1:28] today amid tight security
[1:30] President Bush has asked Congress to
[1:32] spend whatever it takes to recover from
[1:34] the terror attacks which the president
[1:35] calls and I quote him now acts of
[1:39] War now for the impact