LINDA STOUFFER, CNN ANCHOR: And we mentioned a few moments ago that we were hoping to hook up with CNN's Matthew Chance, who is live with us from a videophone in Yemen. We're able to take you to Matthew now. Matthew, what is the latest from there?</s>MATTHEW CHANCE, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Yes, I can hear you very faintly now Linda, but let me tell you the situation here on the ground in Yemen. We're following two stories, the first of them, of course, is the attempt to discuss the salvation as to finding the remains of U.S. servicemen around the U.S.S. Cole. That destroyer, of course, was apparently attacked in some kind of explosive boat packed with explosives on Thursday at about midday. The U.S. says that not at this point -- they haven't, at this point, decided whether or not it was a deliberate act, but they have launched an intensive investigation around the scene of the explosion to find out who's responsible, not just for the extensive damage caused to the ship, but also for the high number of lives lost. Let's remember the latest figures given to us by the Pentagon, that there are now six confirmed U.S. servicemen that have been killed, another 35 injured and still 11 personnel missing. So the U.S. authorities here on the ground are telling us they're determined to find out what or who is responsible for the damage and for the bloodshed -- Linda.</s>STOUFFER: Matthew Chance joining us by videophone from Yemen. Thank you very much, Matthew.
U.S. Launches Investigation Into U.S.S. Cole Attack