CBS News - 9/11 aftermath - 2001-09-12 - 8 p.m. (E)
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[0:00] [Music]
[0:03] Dan Rather here with a special edition
[0:05] of the CBS Evening News continuing
[0:07] coverage of the attack on America
[0:09] headlines of this hour White House
[0:11] officials say there is quote credible
[0:13] evidence President Bush was an intended
[0:15] target of the terror attacks Federal
[0:18] investigators now know the identities of
[0:20] many of the hijacker terrorists so many
[0:23] of them took training in the US to fly
[0:25] commercial aircraft NATO declared Terror
[0:28] attacks on American Amica will be
[0:30] considered attacks on all NATO allies at
[0:33] Ground Zero in New York City Rescue
[0:35] efforts become more dangerous as more
[0:38] damaged buildings crumble known and
[0:41] confirmed dead 55 thousands more missing
[0:44] the stock markets could reopen as soon
[0:46] as Friday now other key developments of
[0:49] this
[0:55] day federal investigators are following
[0:58] up every lead in the hunt for those
[1:00] responsible for what President Bush
[1:02] calls acts of war the US military
[1:05] remains on high alert the Navy has
[1:07] dispatched warships to New York Waters
[1:10] to help with security and humanitarian
[1:12] operations New York hospitals are still
[1:14] treating hundreds of victims the heroes
[1:17] of this horror hundreds of rescue
[1:19] workers are risking their lives tonight
[1:22] in the rubble of the World Trade Towers
[1:24] searching still for victims New York's
[1:27] mayor today distributed pictures of
[1:29] flight recording
[1:30] in the hope someone will find the
[1:32] records from the suicide planes the FAA
[1:35] today did not reopen us airspace even on
[1:38] a limited basis regular Air Service
[1:41] remains banned indefinitely and the US
[1:44] and its allies vowed the ter