White House: No indication of terrorism in crash

White House secretary Ari Fleischer is giving a briefing on the New York plane crash.

Mon, 12 Nov, 2001 - 17:04

White House secretary Ari Fleischer is giving a briefing on the New York plane crash.

White House spokesman Ari Fleischer said it was too early to rule out terrorism.

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