sure. >> reporter: john allen mohammed is 48 years old. he had an accomplice, lee boyd malvo who was a teenager at the time. he's doing life. doreen, back to you. >> pat collins reporting from manassas, thank you, pat. >>> president obama says he has not made a decision on whether to commit additional troops t afghanistan. earlier this year he laid out a strategy to counter the rising threat from the taliban insurgency. yesterday, the chairman of the joint chief of staff told congress it's likely more troops and more resources will be feeded to carry out this strategy. >> there is no immediate decision pending on resources because one of the things i'm absolutely clear about is you have to get the strategy right and then make determinations about resources. >> president obama's comments came as we learned that three more u.s. military personnel had been killed in southern afghanistan. military officials say those troops were killed in a roadside bombing. 22 americans have been killed in afghanistan so far this month. >>> election officials

from 9 disp 11, khalid sheikh mohammed and abu, who endured 266 walter boardings in one month. president obama has outlawed such e.i.t.s. >> first, i ban the use of so- called enhanced interrogation techniques. i know some have argued that brutal methods like water boarding were necessary to keep us safe. i could not disagree more. >> former vice president cheney is not persuaded and doubts president obama's understanding about what's at stake. >> i have serious doubts, especially about the extent of which he understands and ised t done to defend the nation. >> question, attorney general eric holden recently began a criminal probe of cia interrogators of terrorist suspects and the techniques they used in their interrogations. will this probe of the cia make the s. more vulnerable to terrorist attacks? pat buchanan? >> we will lose invaluable assets. mr. cheney is exactly right, john. the terrorists, one of the things revealed was a huge bomb plot against camps just like the marines in the barracks at the airport and beirut. that's one of the things he gave up. he gave up a slee

you will see ali mohammed on the front. he was part of the unit that succeeded and infiltrated the cia in the sense that he was used as a -- supposedly blew his cover, g put on the u.s. watch list, got into twa flight into america. on the flight, he meets linda sanchez who's coming back from freak. and ali is a study. when he ended up coming back from the war, we're talking push up on the fingers, he meets this women on the plane, seduces her, and getsarried. now he enlists in the u.s. army. is is a radical exegyptian my commando. so radical that president hew para threw this guy out of the army. and he approached the cia, gets into america, and now he's at where? north carolina, the john f. kennedy special warfare school, and one of the top officers train there, on the weekend he's coming up on new york. i'll get to those details in a minute. i also found that from 1992 on he's an informant for the fbi, he's crossing the fbi, cia, and the fda. why is patrick fitzgerd part of this story? 's as i said one of the most success

mohammed and malvo are both in prison. mohammed's attorney says he will appeal the death sentence. breaking news, set to be executed november 10th. >>> new today, children's national medical center is about to receive one of the largest donations given to an american pediatric hospital. a press conference just wrapped up. what did they have to say? >> reporter: i can tell you people are extremely excited. the donation is huge. $150 million they have big plans for this money. now, imagine surgery without paying or a hospital where a doctor uses a child's own immune system to fight cancer so that surgery is not necessary. sound like a dream? well not to the folks here. the hospital just received $150 million from the government of abu dauby, and the money will be used to build a pediatric surgical center that will hopefully revolutionize pediatric surgery. >> you are thinking one day to the next. this allows us to think big, and change things for families all over the world. >> 15 years ago, if a patient came in with a mass in their stomach, it won't be explore tory but guided therap

mohammed was sentenced to death for the slaying of dean myers, one of 10 people mohammed killed during the rampage that terrorized the region. lawyers for him said he would appeal to the u.s. supreme court. and ask the governor for clemency. >> william geyer the third got the maximum sentence for the sexual assault of a young girl. the judge handed down 185 years behind bars. he was convicted in august for abusing his victim over a two year period. >> well, the rain moved in tonight. >> yeah, lets see how long it sticks around with chief meteorologist vytas reid. vytas how long? >> making the way through the city moments ago. and now it is gone to the northern suburbs. in fact, on hd radar you can see the showers coming down, up in owings mills and cockeysville getting rain. towson. zooming out over west of westminster into frederick county. looking at some showers as well. and continue to see that push on through. now, it will continue to be a northeast wind at 10. so breezy out there. and with that easterly wind on the western edge of the chesapeake we have a coastal flood advisory,

that includes admitted master mind can a lead sheik mohammed. acting as their own attorneys, the terrorist suspects refused to show up to a court hearing. and we then learned that the men requested and were given a harrison ford movie. this mockery on a day when a military judge granted the obama administration more time to decide how and where detainees will be prosecuted. catherine herridge. >> the five of the 9/11 families were in court today. that court is about 100 yards where i am standing now. four of the families say the military commission should stay open at the guantanamo bay. the fifth family the first muslim family to come here says the president is doing the right thing. >> guantanamo bay has, in my opinion, has become the symbol of torture for the whole world. it has undermined our modern integrity and standing in the world. and, as such, in my opinion, guantanamo bay, as a facility, should be closed down. >> the three 9/11 spirit tores who are acting as their own attorneys did not show up for court. at one point the prosecution c

and in addition, after talking to khalid sheik mohammed and zubaydah. we were able to stop an attack inside the united kingdom led by another gentleman. i think those are important for america to know. bill: why hasn't that information been forth coming? because you have the attorney general holder saying ok, look, i'm going to set up a panel and look at the cia guys who waterboarded zubaydah and khalid sheik mohammed. we are going to do that and rattle their cage at the cia. we are going to give them a hard time. and no -- americans don't know what you just said, that a midwestern plot was foiled. a u.k. plot was foiled. why don't we know that? >> we don't know that, sir, because the president and mr. holder and the white house generally have been lying to the american people directly about the success of the interrogation program. you can disagree, if you would like, over whether there should have been one. but the president and the attorney general and the man they appointed to be counsel general at the cia or general counsel, rather, have suppressed

>> that's right, julie, but right now, zazi and his father mohammed sit in denver county jail cells. they're held there until tomorrow when as you mentioned they'll be in the this bidding. the courthouse in denver. each face one count of knowingly and willingfully make ago false statement to the fbi, in a matter investigating international and domestic terrorism. in papers filed in the court there's quite a bit of information about zazi accord to go the feds zazi told him he was trained last year by al-qaeda in weapons and explosives and this, that this happened in pakistan, when he told everyone else he was visiting his wife. in addition to that, the supporting documents filed with the official complaint state that when federal agents seized zazi's laptop during a recent trip to new york, they found a j-peg images of nine pages of handwritten notes, those notes according to the affidavit contained formulations and sfruch regarding the manufacturing and handling initiating explosives, main explosives charges, detonators and components of a fusing system. the agent who asked zazi abou

that's the second pick today for michael mohamed. four seconds left. cal will take a knee and end the game. so, the bears survive. they'll go to 3-0, with games at oregon. home against usc, the next two weeks. >> chris: cal played their first four-quarter ball game. and they responded well to the challenge, after having blowouts the first two ball games. valuable experience, taken on the road, when they come up with tough games with oregon, usc and ucla. >> dave: jahvid best with five touchdowns today for california. there's no question, tebow and mccoy have company, in terms of heisman trophy candidacy. best, five scores, as cal wins in minneapolis, 35-21.

. >> indonesia'spresident descbed as a ctory the rerted deaths of noordin mohamed top, southeast asia's most wantedilitant. it is not the first time he's been claimed killed fingerprint idence confirms that. the repo now from jakarta. >> in a packed plice briefing in jakarta, the ad of e police force proudly announced that after yea of hunting they had finally gten their man. >> we have found entical points in the fingerprints when compared with our rords ofheperson we wanted to capture, we had identified him asoordin mohamed top. >>e is known athe most want man inoutheast asia. he i beeved to hve mastermind attacks on two luxury hotels in july. police have been looki for him for severa years,ut so far he has deluded the indonesiup's present says his debt along with te death of anothe milita in 2005 is a significant victory for the country. >> i amoping, i believe, that codeach a certain mass of areas that arehreatening indosia. >> thdeathf top is a huge coup for the anti-terror unit. his death is a big blow to t extremists who want to follow the al qaeda line ofaging war on unitedtates

. >> indonesia's president described as a victory the reported deaths of noordin mohamed top, southeast asia's most wanted militant. it is not the first time he's been claimed killed. fingerprint evidence confirms that. the report now from jakarta. >> in a packed police briefing in jakarta, the head of the police force proudly announced that after years of hunting they had finally gotten their man. >> we have found identical points in the fingerprints. when compared with our records of the person we wanted to capture, we had identified him as noordin mohamed top. >> he is known as the most wanted man in southeast asia. he is believed to have masterminded attacks on two luxury hotels in july. police have been looking for him for several years, but so far he has deluded them. indonesia up's president says his debt along with the death of another militant in 2005 is a significant victory for the country. >> i am hoping, i believe, that we could reach a certain mass of areas that are threatening indonesia. >> the death of top is a huge coup for the anti-terror unit. his death is a big blow

mohammed's accomplice is serving a life sentence. lawyers for mohammed said he will appeal to the u.s. supreme court and to virginia governor tim kaine for clemency. >>> looking into the fire that destroyed the home of former school board president. one council member wanted to know how the fire department did not insist on getting better maps after a 2007 fire. dave statter is at the willson building with the latest. >> reporter: dc council memes have been questioning the dc fire department about the fire on july 29th. one of the problems at that fire was that the dc fire and ems department could not identify which hydrants were connected to which mains in an effort to find the adequate water supply to put that fire out. the same thing happened in 2007. a council member questioned fire chief dennis ruben trying to determine why it has taken so long for the fire department to get the maps. >> your testimony is you responded to fires without water supply maps. correct? >> i would say it is correct. >> i'm truly stunned. why would you

mohammed was sentenced to death for the sleighing of dean myers, one of 10 people shot to death during that week's long shooting rampage. a new audio message allegedly from al qaeda leader osama bin laden says premeditate people have powerless to -- president obama is powerless to stop the wars in iraq and afghanistan. in the message bin laden blames both wars on what you calls the pro israel lobby and corporate interests. speaking to the american people, bin laden says, quoting now, "the time has come for to you liberate yourselves from fear and ideological terrorism of the neoconservatives and the lobby." the tape comes two days after the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. >> president barack obama heads to new york this morning to deliver a speech on the financial crisis it comes on the one-year anniversary of the collapse of lehman brothers which sent the u.s. economy into a tailstin. 11 news washington bureau reporter nikole killion has the details. >> a senior administration official says the president will use this speech to push for more financial reforms. >> we have pulled this

like in ohio the unemployed factory workers oh my god do you know what khalid sheik mohammed there was this play dead scene in a cell? >> you know what, laura? we are worried about fighting wars in iraq and afghanistan. we are worried about the fact that our men and women are dying dying. as you just heard from the white house in a war that dick cheney said oh yeah go right in we are sure they had weapons of mass destruction they didn't have them. laura: we are north talking about weapons of mass destruction. we are talking about what's effective in keeping america safe? >> what you just heard from john mccain is when it comes to these torture techniques, enhanced interrogation. laura: we got a lot of information. >> no, we didn't. the "the washington post" had a major article on it just on saturday. >> what did the article say? the sheik said that he lied. he told the red cross he lied initially. laura: after the fact. >> he lied. so, laura. laura: juan, read the whole piece. read the whole piece. and mary katharine you probably read the piece from saturday. i like how the "the washin

and khalid sheikh mohammed, seen here, at the time of his arrest and a more recent photo will be serving as his own attorney. and fox news homeland security expert catherine herridge joins us now, by phone and what do we expect to happen tomorrow? >> reporter: well, julie, let me set the scene, i'm 150 yard from the court house at guantanamo bay and tomorrow we anticipate at least three of the 9/11 conspirators will be in court, acting as their own attorneys, including khalid sheikh mohammed and are asked to weigh in on the administration's request for another delay in their trial, the third delay bringing the total now to 300 days and these can be very unpredictable and the men may come and may give a statement or may choose not to come and just sleep in the prison, as a sign of disrespect for the process and you may hear motions that were filed by khalid sheikh mohammed, who complained his government issued computer is not fast enough, is not fast to his liking and also cop explained that he has not been able to get the translations in ire big of some of the court proceedings he'd like

. >>> hre is convicted sniper john allen mohammed. he will not get help from the governor's office to avoid execution. the governor cannot think of any reason to stop it. mohammed's attorney says there were preoral errors in the there -- procedure errors in their case. the governor will review it when it comes to his desk. >>> michael vick yesterday said he hopes others can learn from his mistakes. he talked about growing up in the dog fighting cultural and in his rise in the nfl, he continued fighting. >> i would go home oklahoma every wk to fight dogs.. for what reason, i don't know. sy should have spent my time studying my craft to be the best player i could b. >> reporter: it was sponsored by the how mains to the society and part of his punishment for a conviction in a dog fighting ring. for more go to w myfoxdc.com. >>> in the meantime one council member is going after chief cigars and another going after a smoking ban outside. the council member was on earlier talking about heresy cigar ban. >>> more out of knot breaking news ou

reporter: as a highly-praised undercover operative for the fbi for the last 13 years, he was known as mohammed. his real name is elie assaad, a 36-year-old native of lebanon. >> for people to understand what i did. >> reporter: eight years after the 9/11 attacks, assaad is now going public with an account of how he says, he and the fbi missed a chance to stop the hijackers. you could have stopped the attacks? >> yes. i could. i'm not 100%. i'm 80% positive. >> reporter: in early 2001, the fbi sent assaad to infiltrate this small mosque outside miami. there, he says, he spotted and even recorded conversations with the man later identified as 9/11 hijack leader, mohammed atta, as well as several other members of the group. you saw them? >> yes. and i prayed in the mosque. and i went to certain, private meets. >> reporter: but assaad said, over his objections, the fbi told him to leave atta alone. and instead, to set up and sting two men, that he calls wannabe terrorists. assaad says while he was posing as a bombmaker, he's the run on the right. and producing weapons for the wannabes, the real te

as a highly prized undercover operative for 13 years, he was known as mohamed. his real name is ellie asad, a 36-year-old native of lebanon. >> i gave 13 years, and people need to understand what i did. >> reporter: eight years after the 9/11 attacks, he is going public with an account of how he says he and the fbi missed a chance to stop the hijackers. you could have stopped the attacks? >> yes. i could -- i'm not 100% positive. i'm 80% positive. >> reporter: in 2001, thbi f sent assaad to infiltrate this mosque. there, he says he spots and recorded conversations with the man later identified as the leader, at that, as well as others in his group. you saw them? >> yes. and even i prayed in the mosque, the private mosque, and i went to certain private meetings. >> reporter: but assaad says over his objections, the fbi told him to leave atta alone, and instead, to set up and sting two men that he calls wannabe terrorists. assaad says while he was posing as a bomb maker, he's on the right, and producing weapons, the real terrorists were left alone. >> this is yet

the hands the bomb to prince mohammed, he is standing next to him and 14 seconds later he detonates. >> this is the nightmare scenario. >> reporter: on a plane at altitude the effects of such a bomb could be catastrophic and there is no current security system that could stop it. >> absolutely nothing other than to require people to strip naked at the airport. >> reporter: and al qaeda says it will share its new technique via the internet very soon. and there is nothing that can stop that either. sheila macvicar, cbs news, london. >> joining us again national security analyst juan zurate. juan, sheila just said there doesn't seem to be anything, is there anything at u.s. airports that could prevent this kind of attack right now? >> well, harry, with any defense against suicide bombers you have to have a layered defense. and it involves more than just metal detectors. it involves intelligence on the front end, trained personnel to look for suspicious activity, so it is the full complement of activities that dhs and other authorities engage in that help defend against it. but this is a

as a highly prized undercover operative for 13 years, he was known as mohamed. his real name is ellie asad, a 36-year-old native of lebanon. >> i gave 13 years, and people need to understand what i did. >> reporter: eight years after the 9/11 attacks, he is going public with an account of how he says he and the fbi missed a chance to stop the hijackers. you could have stopped the attacks? >> yes. i could -- i'm not 100% positive. i'm 80% positive. >> reporter: in 2001, the fbi sent assaad to infiltrate this mosque. there, he says he spots and recorded conversations with the man later identified as the leader, at that, as well as others in his group. you saw them? >> yes. and even i prayed in the mosque, the private mosque, and i went to certain private meetings. >> reporter: but assaad says over his objections, the fbi told him to leave atta alone, and instead, to set up and sting two men that he calls wannabe terrorists. assaad says while he was posing as a bomb maker, he's on the right, and producing weapons, the real terrorists were left alone. >> this is yet

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florida mosque and managed to record conversations with the man later known to be the ring leader, mohammed atta. but assaad says over his objections he was on atta's case and reassigned. later in this half hour we'll go into the abc news vault to look at the five-year anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. >> president obama is facing a growing revolt over sending more troops to afghanistan. the michigan democrat says the u.s. should speed up training afghan troops first. nancy pelosi indicated the president faces an uphill battle should he agree to send more troops to the war zone. >> the number of suicides among soldiers is still a troubling problem for the army. last month 17 soldiers were suspected of killing themselves. so far this year 110 active duty soldiers are suspected suicides. that is 21 more than during the same time last year. >> there is growing pressure on south carolina governor mark sanford to step down. last night state republican party leaders voted to ask sanford to resign. that followed calls from 61 of 72 gop state lawmakers for sanford's resignation. they're upset from t

khalid sheik mohammed has fired court papers from guantanamo bay. in them he called president obama 8 lia a liar. it was eight months ago today that the president announced he would shut down that military prison within one year. numbers show that we may still have a long ways to go. since then the u.s. transferred out only 15 of those prisoners. another one killed himself. 225 prisoners remain with just four months until the prisoners self-imposed deadline comes to a head to land somewhere else. khalid sheik mohammed is now comparing president obama to president bush. details? >> just a short time ago these court documents were released to us. basically what we have read is just one rant after another aimed at the obama administration. these bizarre statements, as the clock since president obama signed the order to close guantanamo within a year, less than one dozen nations have taken detainee's. former detainee's in bermuda are considering opening a restaurant. 90% are still at military prison camps. there are only four months left. the white hous

florida mosque and managed to record conversations with the man later known to be the ring leader, mohammed atta. but assaad says over his objections he was on atta's case and reassigned. later in this half hour we'll go into the abc news vault to look at the five-year anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. >> president obama ifacing a growing revolt over sending more troops to afghanistan. the michigan democrat says the u.s. should speed up training afghan troops first. nancy pelosi indicated the president faces an uphill battle should he agree to send more troops to the war zone. >> the number of suicides among soldiers is still a troubling problem for the army. last month 17 soldiers were suspected of killing themselves. so far this year 110 active duty soldiers are suspected suicides. that is 21 more than during the same time last year. >> there is growing pressure on south carolina governor mark sanford to step down. last night state republican party leaders voted to ask sanford to resign. that followed calls from 61 of 72 gop state lawmakers for sanford's resignation. they're upset from the

mohammed's accomplice is serving a life sentence. lawyers for mohammed say he will appeal to the u.s. supreme court and to virginia governor tim kaine for clemency. >>> council members are still trying to get answers to why the fire department did not have enough water to put out the mansion blaze on chambridge road. >> reporter: there are at least three council members inside the wilson building here shaking their heads because they haven't gotten the answers they wanted from either the water and sewer authority or the fire department. both unable to answer the questions asked by the council member. one exchange involved a fire on july 29th. we pointed out early on in this investigation the fire department couldn't tell where to go to get an adequate supply of water without help and that took more than an hour and almost two hours for that to happen. council member phil mendleson wanted to know from the dc fire chief dennis rueben why he didn't clarify the fire department had the proper maps. it turns out they didn't. listen to the

mohammed wally-zoozy allegedly got training in tropical storm. >> why in the world would a man lie to the fbi about the contents of a conversation that he knew the fbi was taping? >> reporter: the fbi and homeland security are urging transit systems to step up streets of stations. police say the plot may have been to improvise explosionives at new york subways. >>> maryland's attorney general is investigating acorn. that investigation prompted by that undercover video we've all seen by now that showed two acorn employees giving tax advice to a couple posing as a pimp and prostitute. those two employees have been fired. >>> tonight, a fairfax county schoolteacher is charged with contributing to the delinquency of a 15-year-old boy. police found valerie roesler last night drunk in a parked car with that boy. she teaches at heyfield school. she's on leave with pay. >>> an update on the water break. it will take weeks to fix it. that 72-inch water main pipe broke last friday afternoon. more than a hundred homes were flooded. still don't know what went wrong. the line was installed in the

. >> it shows that mohammed and abu zabada provided the overwhelming majority of reports on al qaeda. both of them were uncooperative at first, that -- the -- application of an enhanced interrogation technique, specifically waterboarding, especially in the case of khalid sheik mohamed really persuaded him he needed to cooperate. >> so says the transmission from planet cheney. if only we could hear from someone that's actually there at that interrogation. if only we could hear from, say, the fbi agent who first interrogated him. if only he could tell us what actually happened there. >> using intelligence interrogation methods, within the first hour, we gained important actionable intelligence. >> you say on the instructions of the contractor, harsh techniques were introduced which did not produce results as he shut down and stopped talking. correct? >> correct, sir. >> oh. >> enhanced interrogation techniques made him shut down and stom tap talking says the m who was there. back here on planet earth, the facts with that interrogation are the exact opposite from news of planet cheney. y

his father mohammed, could be released went next 48 hours. >>> israel reiterated today that all options remain on the table when it comes to handling any possible nuclear threat from iran. yesterday on cnn, russian president dimitri medvedev and israeli president shimon peres assured him, said that -- peres assured him that israel would not launch a strike against iran's facilities. foreign minister responded today he said the russian president might have misunderstood or misinterpreted peres. >> i don't think that with all due respect that the russian president is authorized to speak for israel and certainly we have not taken any option off t table. >> the head of the israeli military rarely gives interviews but today he too spoke out on the issue. he said diplomatic pressure remains the best way to deal with iran's nuclear program but the military option remains on the table. iranian officials say they plan to use their nuclear facilities solely to generate energy but there is international concern that iran may have a secret nuclear weapons program. >>> we're continuing to follow dev

kalisheik mohammed has been held in guantanamo bay. it is reported his family reased these photographs taken by the recross. at least 20eople have been killed in two sarate bomb atcks in iraq. a lorry had with explosives detoted in a kurdish village in the north. a bomb killed e perso and wounded five. vezuela will recogze the reakaway georgian regions o south ossetia. is will be theourth issue to recognize eir independence >> thefghan electoral mplete organization has invalidated some ballots from the presidentl election because of fraud they all were cast favor of hamas kaai. they are iestigating hundreds more complain. as we ha the repor from kabul the arguments could take monthsto settle. >> the days up to th anniversary of 9/11 are always marked iafghanistan with mmemoration of the leader killed by al-qaeda tw days beore the twin tower attacks in 2001. hey gather again to remembe this year, theyave a new hero -- drbdullah, but he es know what to fight with the d afgh weapons. he wants to when an elecon. on the songest attack on pr

. >> the state of virginia is moving forward wits plan to execute john allen mohammed, the man convicted of the 2002d.c. area snipe area tacks. the prosecutor's office submitted a request for a date of november 9. defense attorneys are expected to file an appeal to the u.s. supreme court as well as a petition for clemency. mohammed was sentenced to death for the slaying of dean may myers, one of 10 people shot to death during the shooting rampage. >> some contentious hearings begin today as the public service commission review a proposed deal between constellation energy and the french nuclear power company e.d.f. opponents argue the deal benefits only constellation's shareholder and executives and contains no relief for rate payers. constellation official disease know that saying they have submitted thousands of pages of documents to the state to prove it. they also disagree that the p.s.c. has the authority to weigh in on the deals. a ruling is expected by mid october. some alarming news regarding baltimore city's police and pension system. the state audit finds that the city has no mo

mohammed's attorney said he'll appeal to the u.s. supreme court. >>> thousands of people protesting what they call out of control government spending. marks on washington for much of the day and crowded metro between the u.s. capital and freedom plaza. we have more on that story. >> reporter: the final stop in the tea party protest brought tens of thousands of people filling up freedom plaza as they marched in downtown washington. the crowds held up signs and marched to the u.s. capital. >> we're serious about wanting change. we want the right change. we don't want control. >> it won't work. >> reporter: the conservative organization brought thousands of conservatives together but among the crowd were independents and democrats. >> i'll an american and i'm a voter and i am a registered democrat and i can tell you that this spending is out of control. >> reporter: protestors came to the nation's capital unhappy for various reasons including how the government is being run and what they consider out of control spending and healthcare r

. >> is john allen mohammed. officials say the date has been coordinated with the governor's office to ensure consideration of an expected clemency position. he was sentenced to death for the slaying of dean meyers. one of 10 people shot to death during a 2002 rampage that tearized the maryland and d.c. neighborhoods. he will appeal to the supreme court. >> 10's of thousands of people appeared at the nation's capital to protest big spending and big government. president obama was on the road in minnesota trying to sell his vision for health care reform. brian mooar has that story from washington. >> tens of thousands of tea party protesters marched across washington to send a message. >> if you ask them one thing that bothers them the most is that government is infringing in their life more and more and they don't like it. >> this was the last stop in a tour organized by conservative groups. >> ladies and gentlemen, welcome to waterloo. >> jim demint was in the long parade of official speakers. >> we will take th

kalid sheik mohammed has been held in guantanamo bay. it is reported his family released these photographs taken by the red cross. at least 20 people have been killed in two separate bomb attacks in iraq. a lorry had with explosives detonated in a kurdish village in the north. a bomb killed one person and wounded five. venezuela will recognize the breakaway georgian regions of south ossetia. this will be the fourth issue to recognize their independence. >> the afghan electoral complete organization has invalidated some ballots from the presidential election because of fraud. they all were cast in favor of hamas karzai. they are investigating hundreds more complaints. as we have the report from kabul, the arguments could take months to settle. >> the days up to the anniversary of 9/11 are always marked in afghanistan with commemoration of the leader killed by al-qaeda two days before the twin tower attacks in 2001. they gather again to remember. this year, they have a new hero -- dr abdullah, but he does know what to fight with the old af

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in just a half hour, 24-year-old najibullah zazi and his father, mohammed, are both expected in federal court in denver. >> authorities say the younger zazi admitted receiving weapons training from al qaeda and fbi officials say they found notes on his laptop about how to make a bomb. just an hour ago, an imam was scheduled to appear in court, accused of trying fbi agents about phone conversations we had zazi. an affiliate, kusa in denver, has more. what are you learning about the father and son there in colorado? >> reporter: so far, we know this is, of course, their initial appearance, savannah and contessa, expected to be in court in 30 minutes, as you mentioned, probably in court several hours. we understand that the government may not ask to hold mohammad zblaz zpli, he may go home tonight that is according to our source, although the government will seek to detain najibullah zblaz zpli for several days. a detention hearing is expected to be held on thursday when the government will -- when he actually will be able to enter a plea of guilty or not guilty and at that point, the gove

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this group includes mohammed, the accused 9/11 master mind and four alleged followers. why is closing guantanamo so difficult? here to explain further are evan perez, justice department correspondent for the "wall street journal." and dafna linzer, senior reporter for propublica, an independent nonprofit news web site that features original and investigative reporting. beginning with you, what has gone awry with the president's plan to close guantanamo by next january? >> i think there's been a few things. one is the concept of a plan. that hasn't just happened. it hasn't been put forward at all which was one of the things that members of congress, both democrats and republicans were so upset about in may when they cut off funding for moving any detainees on to u.s. soil. i think another thing was that there was no one single person put in charge in an administration full of czars and special envoys there wasn't one leading figure to oversee all the different components of closing gaun ton mow, overseeing what was going on in congress, reporting on the progress of the t

it goes against the values of jesus and moses and mohammed and buddha, all the great religions they the pie at the table is to be divided fairly. and that you're not to leave a whole group of people behind, and that you will be judged by how you treat the poor and capitalism, our form of capitalism today is all about gimme, gimme, make as much as you can and to hell with the other guy. >> but moore has gotten plenty himself over the years. his movies have made him rich, leaving him open to charges that he's a hypocrite and a fraud. they look at the money you make, and they say, why isn't he more sympathetic to the system, he's benefiting from it. >> if anything i'm embarrassed by it, the fact that i'm able to make a really decent living and so many people aren't. and my own personal values, my own religious faith prohibits me from celebrating the fact that i somehow lucked out when so many people are tonight worrying about, you know, what they're going to do next week. >> i have 30 days to get my stuff out. >> as he does with every one of the movies, moore will donate some of the profit

as an undercover operative for the fbi, he was known as mohammed, and he posed as the personal representative of osama bin laden. his real name is elie assad, a 36-year-old native of lebanon, a catholic who pretended to be an islamic extremist. >> my role is to play al qaeda terrorist. man who's coming from overseas to help them. >> that's not entrapment? >> wasn't any trap. >> assad began working for fbi if 1996 and he has played his role to the hit. this fbi undercover video shows him leading seven young miami men in a loyalty oath to bin laden in 2006. >> i am representing osama bin laden. >> he persuaded the seven, all young men from miami's inner city, that he had been sent by al qaeda to send tens of thousands on weapons and uniforms. assad then hugged his targets, welcoming them to al qaeda. >> when you are working undercover, your job is to lie. >> then assad seen on tape counng out a thousand dollars for the miami group's leader. it took three tries, but the tape of the money and the oath and assad's performance helped lead to the indictments and convictions of five of the seven men

. >>> the ex-wife of convicted dc sniper john allen mohammed is publishing a memoir about her life with him. she says her book is based on journals she began writing when her exhusband took her three young children from her a decade ago. she continued writing when he was convicted of the 2002 sniper attacks that terrorized maryland, d. c and virginia. the book is called scared silent and it cop out next month. >>> the strip mall that was the scene of a massive gas explosion will be closed today because of a gas leak. someone smelled the gas at the penmar forest shopping center and called 911. emergency responders found high levels of natural gas. they got someone out there and then they got people out of the stores quickly. back in may, nine firefighters were injured and several stores were damaged by another explosion. utility companies washington gas and pepco are looking into possible causes. >>> here is what's happening today, september 28th, alley will encourage people in maryland to get the seasonal flu vaccine by receiving the shot himself. he will do that at a clinic this mornin

. >>> the ex-wife of john allen mohammed is publishing a memoir about her life with him. her book is based on journals they she began writing when her ex-husband took their three young children from her a decade ago. she continued writing when he was convicted of the 2002 sniper attacks that terrorized maryland, dc and virginia. >>> a college student from maryland died after being struck by lightning in north carolina. 18-year-old john sackett is from annapolis but attended unc-wilmington, near the north carolina coast. witnesses say sackett was in the ocean they're wrightsville beach when lightning struck the water. rescuers performed cpr but he was pronounced dead at the hospital. >>> a gas leak forced the shopping center in prince george's county to be evacuated. the same shopping center where an explosion in may injured nine firefighters. somebody smelled the gas at the penmar shopping center. high levels of natural gas were found, there was no explosion, nobody was hurt. the utility companies washington gas and pepco are looking into possible causes for both gas leak

laura: am i concerned about can a lead sheik mohammed. >> the black sites? what about the wrong guy was tortured? laura: i think if you and civil rights lawyers like you went back to dresden, you would want to prosecute some the actions that we took in world war it 2. i think a loot of things happen in war that are unsavory that are very difficult for the civilian population to understand and frankly stomach. and is it pretty? no, it's not. i'm much more worried about the safety and security of this country. if we lose that, this whole debate that we are having, this is going to be seeming very academic to people. >> if a country doesn't have principles. laura: you don't think this country has principles because we waterboarded three or or four people. >> we come very close to tarnishing our image around the world. we used to be the democratic leader now we are looked at with scorn. laura: president obama is the president of the united states we can't get scotland not to release lockerbie bomber. soft power and the world was supposed to love us. the world is

mohammed's attorney says he will take the appeal to u.s. supreme court. mohammed was sentenced to death for murder of one of the ten people killed in his 2002 shooting rampage. there are new developments in the case of a missing yale graduate student days before her wedding. annie le disappeared without a trace. now we hear that investigators found potential clues. senior correspondent rick eleventhal joins us with -- leventhal joins us with the latest. >> new haven police confirmed this morning they did, in fact, find bloody clothes inside the lab building behind me where annie le was last seen tuesday morning. the clothes found sometimes late friday or saturday morning by investigators and are now investigated themselves, the clothes are, to determine whether or not blood evidence is linked to annie. that's not happened yet. the tests continue and we could hear tonight or tomorrow if there is a direct link between the clothes and the missing graduate student. the police are on scene and still combing through, looking for additional evidence. there are p

as an undercover operative for the fbi, he was known as mohammed, and he posed as the personal representative of osama bin laden. his real name is elie assad, a 36-year-old native of lebanon, a catholic who pretended to be an islamic extremist. >> my role is to play al qaeda terrorist. man who's coming from overseas to help them. >> that's not entrapment? >> wasn't any trap. >> assad began working for fbi if 1996 and he has played his role to the hit. this fbi undercover video shows him leading seven young miami men in a loyalty oath to bin laden in 2006. >> i am representing osama bin laden. >> he persuaded the seven, all young men from miami's inner city, that he had been sent by al qaeda to send tens of thousands on weapons and uniforms. assad then hugged his targets, welcoming them to al qaeda. >> when you are working undercover, your job is to lie. >> then assad seen on tape counting out a thousand dollars for the miami group's leader. it took three tries, but the tape of the money and the oath and assad's performance helped lead to the indictments and convictions of five of the seven me

sniper john allen mohammed. kaine said he knows of no credible claim of innocence or pro cerebral error in the case. muhammad's attorneys say that will ask the governor to stop the execution but have yet to formally do so. muhammad is scheduled to be excused on november 10th for the october 20 o 02 killing industry that left ten people dead. >>> a man suspected of plotting a terrorist attack has pleaded not guilty in a new york courtroom. this was naj gentlemen beulah zazi's first court appearance since his arrest earlier in tngt mo. prosecutors say he was involved in a conspiracy to bomb new york's transit system. zazi had three accomplices. new york police say the suspects currently poes no threat to the sisity. >>> michael vick says he doesn't want kids in washington to make the same mistakes he did. he visited covenant baptist church in southwest d.c. yesterday. vick was there to speak out against dogfighting, urging inner city kids not to get involved. he served a year and a half behind bars after being con