CBS News - 9/11 aftermath - 2001-09-12 - 1:30 p.m. (E)
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[0:00] CBS News world headquarters in New York
[0:02] with Anthony Mason and Ed Bradley it's
[0:04] 1:30 now in East here are the headlines
[0:06] of the hour on the attack on America
[0:08] which President Bush today declared an
[0:10] act of war that was his word SWAT teams
[0:13] rated Boston's Western Hotel this
[0:15] afternoon an accident may or may not be
[0:17] related to the terror attacks although
[0:19] Jim Stewart just reported that the FBI
[0:21] had some leads on information that might
[0:24] be in a hotel room and that's what this
[0:25] raid in U Boston was about two of the
[0:28] aircraft hijacked yesterday took off
[0:30] from Boston's Logan Airport the official
[0:33] death toll in the attacks that brought
[0:34] down New York's World Trade Center
[0:36] towers stands at 41 but thousands are
[0:39] still missing that includes 259
[0:42] firefighters and police officers outside
[0:45] Washington DC parts of the Pentagon are
[0:47] still burning 73 survivors were pulled
[0:49] from the building and defense officials
[0:51] now say they do not expect to find any
[0:53] more survivors the number of Pentagon
[0:55] dead is now expected to be well below
[0:58] the highest estimate some news
[1:00] organizations were kicking around uh
[1:02] yesterday and last night of 800 defense
[1:04] secretary Rumsfeld thinks he thinks the
[1:06] death total at the Pentagon will be well
[1:08] below 800 but may where it be in the low
[1:11] hundreds commercial air traffic is still
[1:14] shut down Coast to Coast with the FAA
[1:16] undecided when to lift its ban yes it
[1:18] was supposed to go off at noon today
[1:20] eastern time but the fbaa in the end did
[1:23] not lift the ban uh no one knows when
[1:26] any kind of air travel uh will be