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Three survivors are pulled from the rubble at the World Trade Center, raising the total found to five.

Officials confirm that a car believed to belong to hijackers was confiscated in Boston and that it contained an Arabic-language flight manual. Investigators also raid two area hotels believed to be used by the hijackers.

New York Mayor Giuliani announces that 4,763 people are missing in New York.

Pentagon announces that 188 people are missing or dead in the attack on Washington.

Bomb threats are reported around Manhattan. No bombs are found.

At least 18 hijackers commandeered the four planes, Attorney General John Ashcroft says.

Airports reopen across the country, but commercial flights remain limited. Boston's Logan Airport and Washington's Reagan National remain closed by order of FAA.

Declaring Friday a national day of prayer and remembrance, Bush attends a service at the National Cathedral in Washington.

Justic Department revises number of hijackers to 19, and releases names of suspects, including Atta and Alshehhi.

Giuliani announces that workers have cleared more than 22,000 tons of rubble, out of the 450,000 tons total. The number missing in New York totals 4, 972.

Pentagon activates Operation Noble Eagle.

Pakistan offers support to the US. Among US reequests, the right for US jets to fly over its airspace.

The FBI has 4,000 agents tracking down 40,000 leads in the attacks. They have arrested two peole in the New York area.

Sources: The Associated Press, Reuters, "Frontline" and FEMA

For further information:
•	Terrorism Research Center
•	America Attacked BBC
•	Trade Centre crash Ananova
•	National Domestic Preparedness Office FBI
•	Counterterrorism Office,
•	Response to Terrorism Department of State
•	Countering the Changing Threat of International Terrorism Report of the National Commission on Terrorism (June, 2000)
•	Terrorism links from Poynter Institute
•	DefenseLink
•	American Airlines
•	United Airlines
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