Hope wanes at ground zero as search continues
Four days after the attacks rescue workers dig through wreckage at ground zero while financial markets eye a return to business. The NYSE NASDAQ and American Stock Exchange plan to reopen Monday though ash covered streets and sporadic power temper activity. Fire officials mourn three top officers and about 200 firefighters remain missing or dead as the death toll climbs with 152 recovered bodies including Father Mychal Judge.
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Second arrest warrant issued in terrorist attack investigation
Federal prosecutors in New York issued a second arrest warrant for a material witness tied to the hijackings. The Justice Department says more warrants are likely as the probe into Tuesday's attacks intensifies, with 25 immigration detainees questioned but not charged. Two men from Fort Worth were detained, flown to New York, and later taken off a Texas Amtrak train during a routine search amid the ongoing investigation.
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