Saturday, April 4


New information uncovers plane’s original target

As of 2:20 PM. 9/12/01 By Kelly Rayburn Daily Bruin Senior Staff White House Press Secretary Ari Fleisher said during a 1 p.m. Washington, D.C. press conference today that United States intelligence agencies have “real and credible information” that the plane that crashed into the Pentagon Tuesday was headed for the White House. Read more...


Chancellor Carnesale’s Message

Albert Carnesale To Members of the UCLA Community: As our nation passes through this time of immeasurable sorrow and grief, we extend our deepest sympathy to the families of those who have lost their lives and to the many victims who have been injured in this tragic attack on America. Read more...


Latest list of victims

As of 8:05 PM, PST 9/12/01 This is a non-comprehensive list by the Associated Press of victims killed in Tuesday’s terrorist attacks, according to family members, friends, co-workers and law enforcement. Read more...


Davis sends rescue teams to East Coast

Gov. Gray Davis ordered three California Urban Search and Rescue teams to the East Coast today. Teams from the Los Angeles Fire Department and the Riverside Fire Department left from March Air Force Base in Riverside, Calif. Read more...


America loses TV producer David Angell in terrorist attack

  The Associated Press David Angell, an executive producer of "Frasier," died when the plane he was on crashed into the World Trade Center Tuesday. By Chris Moriates Daily Bruin Senior Staff A life spent behind-the-scenes of some of America’s most watched television series was ended in Tuesday’s catastrophe. Read more...


A NEW STATE OF TERROR

  Photo courtesy of Associated Press A jet, hijacked by terrorists, crashes into the World Trade Center in New York Tuesday. By Michael Falcone and Linh Tat Daily Bruin Senior Staff Apparent terrorist attacks on the Pentagon and the World Trade Center Tuesday have left thousands dead and a nation stunned and mourning after what may be the most atrocious mass killing in recent U.S. Read more...