Nation

Nation Pauses for Remembrance, Prayer

From the National Cathedral in Washington to services at the Pentagon and in New York, the nation paused today to remember and mourn those lost in Tuesday's deadly terrorist attacks.

U.S. Airspace Reopened on Case-by-Case Basis

U.S. officials allowed airports to reopen and flights to resume today with new, stringent security rules following the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon.

New York Rescue

Ray Suarez reports from New York City on the search and rescue efforts at the World Trade Center disaster site.

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Senator Tom Daschle

The Senate Majority Leader, Sen. Tom Daschle, discusses emergency funds to assist in relief efforts in response to the terrorist attacks in New York and Washington as well as a resolution of resolve.

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Airports Reopen

Tom Bearden reports on the reopening of U.S. airspace, which takes place on a limited basis, and with stringent security.

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Colin Powell

The Secretary of State predicts a long, tough campaign ahead as the investigation into the terrorist attacks continues.

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Roots of Terror

Examining the motivation behind Saudi dissident Osama bin Laden, the man many suggest may be behind the terrorist attacks in New York and Washington, and his terrorist organization.

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Pentagon Recovery

Gwen Ifill talks with George Wilson, military columnist for The National Journal and former Pentagon reporter for The Washington Post, about the bombing aftermath at the Pentagon and recovery efforts under way there.

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