told him, mister president, wherever you see, we are behind you. all right, tim russert, we ll ask you to stand by their throughout the evening. we re going to go to the pentagon out and or pentagon correspondent jim miklaszewski, who is on duty this morning. where he said there seemed to have been an explosion at the pentagon. we now know that it was a hijacked airliner crashing into that building. jim, do we have any sense tonight of the death toll or the casualty list from the pentagon? no, it s going to run into the scores. there were more than 60 people on the plane and an undetermined number of people still buried beneath the rubble here behind us. searchers have entered the building. they ve been in there for about five hours now, tom. there is no exact casualty toll that has been released. they have set up a temporary morgue inside the center courtyard of the pentagon for tonight. but in the meantime, there was also an expression of resolve here at the pentagon from the cha