Honolulu Star-Bulletin from Honolulu, Hawaii • 1

llihfitr VI Jl JO 2. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER .1 1, 200 1 THE PULSE OF PARADISE STARBULLETIN.COM 50 ON OAHU '1 1 hi: 4 a. i i "-it's Mi it J' 12 i 4 1 J. i KRISTEN BROCHMANN NEW YORK TIMES Hames and debris explode from the south tower of the World Trade Center as the north tower billows with smoke. Two hijacked airliners crashed into the buildings where 50,000 people work.

Both World Trade Center towers collapse after being I struck by hijacked airplanes Another hijacked jet crashes into the Pentagon, forcing an evacuation FAA halts all domestic flights and orders international flights diverted INSIDE HAWAII Tight security: Authorities shut down Honolulu Airport; emergency crews go on alert; military bases closed. NEW YORK Nightmare in the sky: People jumped in terror from the towers just before they collapsed. A6 Financial markets close: U.S. dollar plunged on global markets. CI ELSEWHERE Bush responds: Promises to hunt down the terrorists.

A3 Fourth crash: United Airlines airliner crashes near Pittsburgh. A3 Global reaction: World leaders condemn the attack. A4 Palestinians celebrate: "Let America have a taste of what eve tasted," said one. A5 Thousands feared dead and injured 1 as rescuers struggle amid debris ASSOCIATED PfctSS Two women embrace as they watch the World Trade Center burn in lower Manhattan. Sao story, A2 Mostly sunny, with isobtod windward r.

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