CBS News - 9/11 aftermath - 2001-09-14 - 7 a.m. (E)
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[0:00] is to soak the Mounds of wreckage at
[0:01] what was the World Trade Center it's
[0:03] turned the dust to mud and complicated
[0:05] the already dangerous rescue and
[0:07] Recovery operations that are going on
[0:08] around the clock President Bush will see
[0:10] those efforts firsthand when he travels
[0:12] to New York this afternoon he'll do so
[0:14] after attending a prayer service on this
[0:17] national day of remembrance it's early
[0:19] this Thursday morning the 14th of
[0:21] September
[0:22] 2001 from New York City this is a
[0:25] special edition of The Early Show attack
[0:28] on America with Bryant G and Jane
[0:32] clayon across the continent of Europe
[0:34] The Sound of Silence 43 Nations 800
[0:37] million people reach across the Atlantic
[0:39] forming a bridge of grief just an hour
[0:41] ago for the uncounted victims of the
[0:44] attack on
[0:46] [Music]
[0:50] [Applause]
[0:51] [Music]
[0:53] America and good morning welcome to a
[0:56] special edition of The Early Show on
[0:58] this uh Friday morning here with Jane
[1:00] clayon I'm Bryant Gumble were now three
[1:02] days removed from the events and they
[1:04] are no less emotional people around the
[1:06] world joining in the grief that we feel
[1:08] as Americans here at least overnight
[1:10] this rain is real troubling for for the
[1:12] people who are involved in the rescue
[1:14] efforts makes the debris more unstable
[1:17] and the possibility of hypothermia
[1:18] setting in if there are people still
[1:21] alive in that Rubble yeah and in fact it
[1:23] brought for a time a halt to um to some
[1:25] of the um search and and rescue efforts
[1:28] down there and also there's some bits of
[1:30] bad news coming out also that uh turns
[1:32] out that those firefighters that we
[1:33] t