Canada's Department of Foreign Affairs has issued a phone number for anyone worried about friends or family in the New York area. Spokesperson Marie Lilkoff says Canadians can call 1-800-387-3124 for information.
A private Web site has been set up so that survivors of the attacks on the World Trade Center and Pentagon can add their names to a list of people who are known to be safe. The Web site simply asks users to "check in here if you're alive in New York City or any other affected city." Check in site here.
"On Wednesday, a bin Laden aide told a Palestinian journalist that bin Laden congratulated the people who carried out the strikes, but denied he was involved.
MSNBC.com confirmed reports that authorities had seized a car at Logan airport that contained Arabic-language flight training manuals. Five Arab men, a trained pilot among them, were identified as suspects. At least one of those men flew to Logan on Tuesday from Portland, Maine. The luggage of one of the men who flew to the airport Tuesday didn�t make his scheduled connection. The Boston Globe reported the luggage contained a copy of the Koran, an instructional video on flying commercial airliners and a fuel consumption calculator.
The Boston Herald said passengers making cell phone calls from one or more of the hijacked planes had reported the hijackers had used plastic knives to stab flight attendants and take control."
"The FBI set up a Web site where people could report any tips or other information: www.ifccfbi.gov. Intelligence officials told NBC News they were especially eager to recover any video tourists may have been shooting before and during the attacks.
The Justice Department�s Office of Victims of Crime established a hot line for families seeking information about victims and survivors. The number is (800) 331-0075.
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