. >> yousef is one of the most dangerous people on the planet, very smart. getting him and incapacitating him was a significant public safety issue, and john o'neill recognized that, was not about to take no for an answer anywhere before he was taken into custody. ( telephone dialing ) ( telephone rings ) >> white house. >> o'neill put together an arrest team that managed to catch ramzi ahmed yousef in pakistan just before he moved into afghanistan, which would've been beyond our reach. it was a pretty intense couple of days, but it worked. >> narrator: for the next six years, o'neill and his agents would follow the bloody and complex trail from ramzi yousef to osama bin laden. >> the picture was still fuzzy-- i mean, it was by no means sharp-- that there was an emerging global islamic fundamentalist terrorist network that was becoming more and more engaged in the objective of attacking american targets. >> when yousef fled from the trade center bombing in 1993, among the places he went, really right before he was apprehended in pakistan, was to the philippi

in 1995 not long after he caught ramsay yousef, he did an extraordinary thing. he went to the c.i.a. and designated a c.i.a. official to be his deputy as a counterterrorism official underneath him inside the, you know, the coveted halls of j. edgar hoover's f.b.i. building so in a small microcosmic way, it demonstrates just the kind of forward thinking man he was in breaking down walls and that's happened now post 9-11. he also tried desperately to get the white house to recognize that bin laden was not just some terrorist threat that was going to happen overseas, that he was coming here to the united states, he made a very famous speech, john did, in 1997 two years after he was already beginning to talk about bin laden where he argued that the fundamentalists and the islamic movement had the capabilities to strike america at any time. and he was pounding away at that point and he was trying to explain that we are -- he is at the cutting edge of a war and that the united states government has to recognize that law enforcement is not the way to deal with this. th

that is run by ramzi yousef, the nephew and best friend of khalid shaikh mohammed. and the mastermind of the attack is indeed khalid shaikh mohammed himself. dusty records of the justice department they find a single wire transfer which they don't pursue. i will explain in a moment while. from khalid shaikh mohammed transferring money to the world trade center bombers in 1993. why don't they pursue it? after the explosion which killed 27 people if you count the unborn son of monica smith who died in world trade center bombing, when used for true -- when the fbi sorted through the rubble they ultimately found a piece of a truck with a vehicle identification number that led to the bombers. in the course of that investigation which they code-named trade bomb by the way, they had very strict orders currently from the clinton white house not to investigate any overseas leads. so the connection to ksm was never explored by fbi -- the lead fbi investigator on the trade bomb case, james fox. that is something that irritated the investigation at the time because they saw lot

. >> reporter: prime minister yousef raza gilani invited representatives from all of pakistan's political parties to the talks in islamabad on thursday. this sort of meeting is normally held only in the case of a national security emergency. it has not been called for two and a half years. the u.s. government has criticized pakistan for not taking meaningful action against the pakistan-based taliban group called the hakani network said to have conducted an attack on the u.s. embassy in afghanistan. america's most senior military officer publicly accused the pakistani government of supporting the militants. bilateral ties have been deteriorating. pakistan has denied the allegation saying there is no evidence that the group is based on its soil. pakistan says its army cannot afford to take action in light of the high casualties it has already suffered. the political meeting is designed to counter the u.s. with the unified national response from pakistan. hideki yui, nhk world, islamabad. >>> and 18 refugees from myanmar have left thailand en route to japan, where they will be allowed to sta

police used a tracking device installed without a warrant on a car belonging to yousef bay, iv. evidence helped convict him and another man in the 2007 murder of journalist chauncey bailey. bay's lawyer says police illegally got the tracking data but the judge ruled otherwise. bay's attorney has cited the gps case pending in the supreme court and paperwork submitted for his appeal. >>> good news, brian stow continues to make great strides in his recovery, his family reporting he was finally able to go outside over the weekend. it was the first time he has done so in almost six months. his family say these took him outdoors friday and sitting in the sun, relaxing with his eyes closed, he said "magical." the giants fan who was beaten outside dodger stadium back in march has been in the hospitaler ever since. his progress has been tough and touch and go but just last week, his family reported he was able to speak. great to see that. time is right now 11:24. >>> when when you think you have seep it all in san francisco, we give you this, port a potty karaoke, no joke. tell you about

one of the mosque founder shaikh hassan yousef has reportedly been detained by the israeli army less than a month after his release from an. israeli prison its current whereabouts is a known sound used at along with two hundred other political prisoners were granted early release by israel's authorities as a gesture in our of their holiday ramadan she has sad news of a prominent west bank a mosque leader has been in jail since two thousand and five after being convicted by israel of terrorism. a fierce battle is underway in northern texas to fight nine raging wildfires sweeping the region scores of homes have been destroyed with hundreds forced to evacuate from the area strong winds have fanned the flames and hinder it firefighters with helicopters join the battle against the infertile the fire is the state's second in four months making it one of the worst seasons for such destruction in texas in history. seventy years on russia commemorates the victims of the deadly hostage crisis that took place in a school in the town of business on over three hundred people died during the bruta

after he was released from an israeli prison his current whereabouts is unknown hassan yousef along with two hundred other political prisoners were granted early release by israel's authorities as a gesture and author of rabbits out shake us on a new sofa a prominent west bank a mosque leader has been in jail since two thousand and five after being convicted by israel of terror. while the americas north recovers from severe iranian storm of fears battle is underway in northern texas fights nine raging wildfires weeping the region scores of homes have been destroyed with hundreds force to evacuate from the area strong winds have fanned the flames and hinder its firefighters with helicopters and joining the battle against him for the fire is the state's second in four months making it one of the worst seasons for such destruction in texas history. well seven years on the russia commemorates the victims of a deadly hostage crisis that to place in a school in the town of beslan over three hundred people died during the brutal siege most of them children and as artie's medina caution the repo

yousef life must go to. forty seven. let's get a quick now at some other world news in brief this hour and twenty three having a child were reportedly killed by pro regimes like those from the rooftops in the yemeni capital sanaa hundreds more were treated for gunshot wounds it comes a day after twenty six protesters shot dead and we need clashes between president a lawyer and opposition supporters and a lot is crackdown and i think there's been daily protests and on the end of the falaise rule russia wants both sides answer to it saying it's the only way out of the crisis. cash strapped greece has been given an ultimatum to streamline budget cuts if it wants to avoid going bankrupt early next month the international monetary fund has rounded on athens for falling behind on reform targets saying it acts hikes aren't the best option for this comes as euro zone leaders choose to wait until october before ruling on whether to release their next eight billion euro bailout package to greece. thirty six people have been killed

. >> three years later, another follower of the blind sheik, ramsey yousef drove a van filled with explosiveso the garage of the world trade center. >> one of the real miracles that i think has ever happened in the modern history of the world is that only seven lives were lost in the world trade center attack. >> in october of 1995, the blind sheik was convicted of terrorism and sent to prison that personal translater and his family moved to south florida. >> that there was another terrorist cell linked to the blind sheik and al qaeda linked to the fort lauderdale area. that was the community at which he was growing up. >> new details of the hijacker's movements in arizona, florida, virginia, connecticut, and new jersey. and why was anwar al-awlaki invited to lunch at the pentagon shortly after the attacks of it was created with the power of verizon 4g lte. introducing the lightning-fast, 10-inch samsung galaxy tab. stay up to date, entertain yourself, and enrich your knowledge like you've never imagined. only at verizon. built so you can rule the air. it's more gradual, subtly self-confident

. >> three years later, another follower of the blind sheik, ramsey yousef drove a van filled with explosiveso the garage of the world trade center. >> one of the real miracles that i think has ever happened in the modern history of the world is that only seven lives were lost in the world trade center attack. >> in october of 1995, the blind sheik was convicted of terrorism and sent to prison that personal translater and his family moved to south florida. >> that there was another terrorist cell linked to the blind sheik and al qaeda linked to the fort lauderdale area. that was the community at which he was growing up. >> new details of the hijacker's movements in arizona, florida, virginia, connecticut, and new jersey. and why was anwar al-awlaki invited to lunch at the pentagon shortly after the attacks of 9/11? it's the only complete multivitamin with ginkgo to support memory and concentration. plus it supports heart health. [ bat cracks ] that's a hit. one a day men's. [ male announcer ] it's been a good year for the chevy silverado. and not because of the awards or the accolades. no, it

they include the actor sean penn, the great muhammad ali, the singer yousef islam, cyndi sheehan andrchbishop desmond tutu and we will always remember you stood by us. there were also u.s. government officials who worked for our release. and some of them found creative ways to try and lessen the tension between the u.s. and iran. consular officials at the state department supported our families throughout. our members of congress spoke up for us. publicly and privately. and ambassador richard smear, his wife sandy and the staff of the u.s. embassy in oman were most gracious with their time and hospitality, twice now. they have our gratitude for their support and kindness. the sympathy and support of many muslim and other religious leaders in america, the iranian people and elements within the iranian government that worked for our freedom were also all invaluable. thank you. finally, we want to thank the media in the united states and around the world for keeping our case in the public eye. it means a lot to us. and now that we are home, we know you will give us the time we need to r

krasinski, mcveigh, ramzi yousef, they are coldly pragmatic.segments work is very good i think you. you can't think of a terrorist is not morally outraged. you can't think of the radical is not morally outraged. the question is, why, what are the roots of muslim rage? an essay by bernard lewis in 1990. big question. and for you, dr. horgan, i'd -- i like your work a lot but i respectfully disagree that we should not address the bible propaganda -- the bible propaganda that is used to incite on the bases of absolute jubal like fabrication when you look at how iraq was used for our involvement in somalia, the 1 million dead, the 2 million dead, the 3 million day. these have never been encountered officially with the facts. >> let's get -- >> moral outrage. >> would any of you like to respond? >> i would like to respond. of course, it's very important, moral outrages are important but it should not be seen as distinct from belief. moral outrage is grounded in believe that the tremendous injustice has been done, that a tremendous value of central i

convicted murderer yousef bay iv may be allowed to represent himself in a kidnapping and torture casehe and four others kidnapped two women in 2007 and tortured one of them to extort money. this is not connected to bay's conviction in the murder of oakland post editor chauncey bailey. but a decision must be made in the torture case before he can be sent to prison. the judge is expected to make a decision within the next several weeks. >>> today federal investigators will release a preliminary report on last week's fatal crash at the reno air races. they are trying to determine how a vintage world war ii plane suddenly plunged into the tarmac at the reno airport just feet away from the v.i.p. box seat. 11 people died. dozens of others were injured. investigators say veteran pilot jimmy leeward was likely unconscious when his plane smashed into the ground and he was among the 11 people killed. >>> your time is now #:04 -- now 8:04. the republican presidential candidates went at it again last night in their latest presidential debate. this one happened in orlando, florida. make sure you