NBC Nightly News - 2001-09-15
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[0:00] [Music]
[0:00] attack on America a declaration of war
[0:03] President Bush vows revenge in a broad
[0:06] sustained attack we will find those who
[0:08] did
[0:09] it we will smoke them out of their holes
[0:12] we're at War also NBC's terrorism Task
[0:15] Force new details as terrorists are
[0:18] named and arrests are made and at Ground
[0:21] Zero and elsewhere the searching and
[0:23] mning
[0:27] continues attack on America
[0:30] this is a special edition of NBC Nightly
[0:33] News with Tom
[0:36] broka good evening on this Saturday
[0:38] President Bush tonight from a
[0:40] presidential Mountaintop retreat in
[0:42] Maryland warned the world that war is
[0:45] coming and he warned America that it
[0:47] will require patience as well as resolve
[0:51] the president was speaking at Camp David
[0:52] where he assembled his top advisers to
[0:54] organize the military and diplomatic
[0:56] battlefields meanwhile as a pentagon
[0:59] today the first shots from inside of the
[1:01] devastating damage much greater than
[1:04] military officials first estimated it
[1:06] may cost upwards of a billion dollars to
[1:09] repair and to give you an idea of the
[1:11] amount of damage here in New York this
[1:13] is satellite imagery of the World Trade
[1:15] Center area before the attack looking
[1:17] down on it this is the area
[1:20] after the remains of two of the highest
[1:23] buildings in the world and surrounding
[1:25] structures as
[1:26] well but the big story is what now and
[1:30] NBC White House correspondent David
[1:31] Gregory begins our coverage tonight with
[1:34] President Bush as commander-in-chief
[1:37] David Tom using his strongest language
[1:40] yet today the president called The
[1:41] Assault on New York quote the first
[1:44] battle of War his t