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TAPE: EF01/0655 IN_TIME: 23:39:27 DURATION: 5:47 SOURCES: FOX / APTN/ ABC RESTRICTIONS: DATELINE: New York City - 13 September 2001 SHOTLIST: FOX September 12 (First run Europe Morning 0900, September 13) 1 Emergency workers carrying out body in body bag on stretcher ABC - September 13 2 Wide shot of wreckage 3 Body being carried out on stretcher 4 Body parts being carried out in orange bag September 12 (First Run 0300GMT Europe Early, 13 September 2001) 5 Rescue workers coming out with stretcher with body bag FOX September 13 (First run 0800 Europe Morning, September 13) 6 Various of emergency services at scene of World Trade Centre collapse APTN September 12 7 Various of national guardsmen/women on trucks going down Park Avenue 8 National guards with drinking water tank 9 National guard on East side of Manhattan 10 SOUNDBITE: (English) Rudolph Giuliani, Mayor of New York City: We have 4763 people on the missing persons list - that's a list as inclusive as we can make it, it includes the plane itself, the manifest, it includes people who have been identified to us like family members, it includes information we have been able to glean from businesses who are looking for people that they believed were working and they haven't been able to make contact with 11 SOUNDBITE: (English) George Pataki, New York governor: If people want to help out, whether they are medical professionals or construction workers or just simply people who want to volunteer we'll be able to sign them up, put down the nature of their offer of assistance and be able to call on them as this process goes forward as it will, not just for days but for weeks and weeks September 13 APTN - Baltimore, September 13 12 Wide shot of USNS Comfort 13 Various of navy crew getting on board FOX September 12 (First run Europe Morning 0900, September 13) 14 Various of workers sifting and clearing rubble 15 Workers welding metal ABC 16 Two fire officers looking under concrete slab 17 Dog rummaging through rubble 18 Dog resting, handler gives dog water September 12 19 Fire officers (515pm local time) run out of building after colleague tells them adjacent building in world trade centre complex may collapse September 13 20 National guard march through streets 21 Fire officers walk along street STORYLINE: Rescue crews picked through the smoking ruins of the World Trade Centre on Thursday in a desperate search for survivors New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani said 3,700 people were reported missing So far 94 are confirmed dead, of whom 30 or fewer had been identified A vast section of New York City was sealed off on Thursday, with the stock markets to remain closed for the longest stretch since World War II Work was slowed by bursts of flame and the collapse of the last standing section of one of the towers destroyed by the two hijacked jet planes The 3,700 missing, added to the deaths in Washington and Pennsylvania when hijacked airliners crashed into the Pentagon and a field outside Pittsburgh, would bring the total to around 4,000 The predicted death toll is greater than any other historical U-S disaster - 2,390 Americans died at Pearl Harbour nearly 60 years ago, and 1,500 died when the Titanic sank Firefighters armed with cameras and listening devices on long poles searched for survivors German shepherd dogs and golden retrievers clambered over the debris, sniffing On Wednesday, five people were pulled alive from the World Trade Center rubble - three of them police officers Mayor Rudolph Giuliani was among those who escaped Tuesday's attack uninjured, bolting from a building barely a block from the site when the first of the towers collapsed A Navy hospital ship, which is intended to be used as a hospital or a morgue, left the Port of Baltimore for New York The USNS Comfort received orders to sail from the US Department of Health and Human Services It is one of two hospital ships heading to New York the other is leaving from North Carolina More than 3,000 tons of rubble was taken by boat to an old garbage dump, where the FBI and other investigators searched for evidence They are hoping to find the hijacked airliners' black boxes with clues to what happened in the final terrifying minutes before the crashes Insurance industry experts say the attack could become the nation's most expensive man-made disaster ever, with payout estimates ranging from five (b) billion to 25 (b) billion dollars The densely packed lower tip of Manhattan island, an area roughly eight square kilometres, remained off-limits to everyone but emergency workers Volunteers emerged from the search-and-rescue mission with grisly tales as they cleared away the twisted steel and glass wreckage of the twin towers Among the missing are at least 202 firefighters and possibly up to 350 154 workers from the Port Authority and 57 New York Police Department and Port Authority police officers are also missing