MSNBC - 2001-10-11 - 4 p.m. (E)
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[0:00] up
[0:02] [Music]
[0:08] three Bin Laden and his millions new
[0:11] information on how he makes his money
[0:13] where he hides it and what we're doing
[0:15] to track it down America's Most Wanted
[0:18] can a US television program help bring
[0:21] them to justice America's Most Wanted
[0:24] joins the global war on terror safety in
[0:27] the skies what pilots are telling
[0:30] passengers before they take off is it
[0:32] helping or just downright scary
[0:37] [Music]
[0:50] [Music]
[1:03] welcome to tracking terrorism our
[1:05] hourlong look at the latest on Homefront
[1:07] security and on the investigation of the
[1:10] terrorist attacks on Dan Abrams right
[1:12] now we want to get you up to date on the
[1:13] latest the Immigration and
[1:15] Naturalization Service said today that
[1:17] at least nine of the 19 hijackers were
[1:20] in the US legally at the time of the
[1:22] September 11th attacks three others
[1:25] entered the country legally but
[1:26] overstayed their visas the ins was
[1:29] unable to get full information on the
[1:31] other seven
[1:32] hijackers President Bush and treasury
[1:35] secretary Paul O'Neal announced less
[1:37] than an hour ago that a total of $24
[1:39] million had been seized from Al-Qaeda
[1:41] and the
[1:42] Taliban and a $10 million check from a
[1:45] Sai Prince for the World Trade Center
[1:48] relief effort was rejected by New York
[1:50] mayor Rudy Giuliani today Giuliani was
[1:53] upset over comments the prince made
[1:55] after touring the World Trade Center
[1:57] site the prince said the US should
[1:58] reexamine its policies in the Middle
[2:00] East to address some of the issues that
[2:02] led to the terrorist
[2:05] attack Congress continues to discuss
[2:07] proposed legislation aimed at protecting
[2:09] Americans a