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a full thousand miles to the east of where we are now, there's a haze hanging over downtown denver, coloradoyou can barely see the skyline. forget about the mountains in the distance. where is the smoke coming from? most of it is originating right here, this huge fire zone in southern california being carried by the winds east across the kucountry and the city of l angeles continues to report smoke from these fires. when "nightly news" continues on this tuesday evening from southern california, a college coping with a possible swine flu outbreak and president obama warns americans about the challenges ahead when flu season really gets under way. >>> later, we have been talking about the lack of wind, the up tick in humidity. will fire crews here get the help they need to bring the fire under control? al roker is here. he'll be with us with his forecast, coming up. if you're still one of the guys who's going over and over... going urgently... waking up to go... it's time to do what lots of guys everywhere have already done-- go see your doctor, because those could be urinary symptoms due to b

mile high city of denver, colorado. in denver, colorado, here's what you have this morning.nother live shot, cyrystal clear, cobalt blue skies. you see the trees and traffic moving along. conditions fine there. meanwhile on to the west coast, still dealing with the smoky conditions if you happen to be in parts of the l.a. basin, you know they're battling firefighters. about 42% contained. a lot of smoke out there. if you happen to have a little bit of sensitivity in terms of your respiratory, you might want to watch out for that. scattered showers possible for much of the northeast also and northwest into say seattle and even into parts of san francisco, where high temperatures mainly in the 60s. 78 in chicago, 87 in washington, d.c., 85 in atlanta and 88 in pam th tampa. it will be a great weekend for college football across much of the southeast. in fact across much of the nation. 88 in dallas and 89 in houston. that's the latest. let's send it back to you guys at the desk. >> you're still cracking yourself up. >> goofy morning, man. something weird going on. >> you embrac

he's live on the phone from aurora, colorado, which is just outside of denver. jim, set the scene for us. what's going on there right now? >> sure, rick. the fbi is serving two search warrants at two separate residents associated with zazi. he was in queens, new york, last week, stayed at one of the apartments searched during those big searches in queens. i spoke with him briefly as he left his home and not 45 minutes later, the fbi was sweeping in with dogs, men in hazmat suits looking for evidence. meanwhile, at a separate residence, a similar seen going on. right now, we don't know where zazi is, the fbi is not talking. but a lot of action going on. >> forget zazi, what i'm concerned about is these hazardous material suits that they're using to go into this area. that would lead one to believe that maybe there's something there that's dangerous. we heard earlier this week on monday that they were looking for explosives in new york. is this where they might be looking for those now, jim? >> reporter: well, rick, first they evacuated the entire apartment buildi

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. >> reporter: zazi, a shuttle bus driver from denver, colorado, was the only suspected terrorist to appear in the new york court for arraignment this morning but authorities say they now know the identities of at least three other people believed to be involved in the alleged terror plot possibly targeting new york city subways. >> they better come up with someone else or the conspiracy charge fails. >> reporter: zazi faces charges of conspiring to use weapons of mass destruction but he continues to deny any wrongdoing. officials say he shopped at beauty stores for bomb supplies. the accomplices reportedly traveled from new york city to denver, then used stolen credit cards to buy beauty products with hydrogen peroxide and acetone. >> in the memorandum accompanying the indictment it mentions three people. >> is it against the law to buy those materials? no. >> reporter: but the same ingredients were used in the 2005 london bombings and were also listed in the bomb recipes officials say were found on zazi's computer. zazi was ordered held without bail. his next court date has been se

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rick: once again, najibullah zazi, who had been questioned by fbi officials in denver, colorado and possible connection to a bomb plot in new york city is now confessing to a role with al qaeda. details are just coming in. more on this story throughout the day right here on fox. thank you so much, mike. always good to talk to you. moving on to major developments in the standoff with iran over nuclear arms. a report has been obtained by the iaea, the united nations' monitoring group. the report says that iran may have the ability to build a nuclear bomb. there's also word of the islamic republic developing a missile system capable of carrying a nuclear warhead. at the same time, iran's president continues to dance around the question. in an interview,, mahmoud medina job was asked if there were conditions to do such a thing. his answer? >> we do not need such a thing, nuclear weapons. >> so the answer is no? >> i do not know what you mean by no. >> i am asking if there are any scenarios in which you would change your course. am i correct that the answer is no? >> we do not see any need for su

. >> and terror suspect najibullah zazi makes an appearance in federal court in denver, colorado todayinvestigators say he was trying to build bombs for an attack somewhere on u.s. soil. najibullah zazi admits to being trained by al-qaida. >> recall of common cold medication for children. details still ahead. . >> and plenty of . >> fight crime with one single phone call. opening up again the fugitive files tonight. hoping to put two suspects behind bars this time. joy lepola is live at the warrant apprehension task force headquarters with the latest. joy how are you doing over there? >> jeff, receiving a lot of calls. but looking for more information. again, our number here is (410)637-8970. here are the two fugitives we're hoping to track down this evening. we have 47-year-old bradford drake, wanted for attempted murder. drake is 5'8, and weighs 140 pounds. then we have 26-year-old quentin harris wanted for armed robbery and assault. he is 5'9 and weighs about 150 pounds. he also goes by the name of tehan barnes. if you have any information on these two suspects, again, pick up your

live in denver, colorado.ver to new york, where the fbi busted that third person the leader of the queen's mosque, ahmad wais afzali, he was actually and in foreman and the fbi in september a phone conversation where he tipped off the other two guys in the investigation. courtney kiely picks it up live and what they're charges against the imam. >> reporter: hi, gregg, they are he knowingly and willingly made false, fictitious statements and we have a copy of the affidavit and went through it and details those false statements and the fbi intercept between zazi and the phone cover mags and gives tea tails after he waived his miranda rights and gave written statements and answering questions and denying that he said the things he did in the phone conversation. >> gregg: which invites the question when you are accused of false an fictitious statements which is a legally nice way of saying you lied, how can this government prove the imam lied? >> reporter: well, we thread affidavit and it seems pretty clear they h

in new jersey from denver colorado he was quickly transferred from a brooklyn detention facility where he will remain until a federal court arraignment on tuesday. the 24-year-old had received explosives training from al qaeda and back stan and was going to use the training to the fullest on u.s. soil. another chilling part is investigators don't think he was acting alone and are searching for those he was working with to put the bombing plot into motion. >> greg? >> the news on zazi comes the same week as police uncover three other terrorist plots involving three other separate attacks allegedly planned in virginia, illinois and texas. police in texas releasing new videotape of dallas terrorist suspect. dashcam video tape showing him being pulled over on september 10th because his license plate light wasn't working. that incident two weeks before they busted him for attempting to detonate an inactive car bomb in dallas. fortunately the bomb was never a real one. it was a decoy provided by under cover fbi agent. >> we are learning new details of wednesday's arrest of terror suspect mic

he appeared today in federal court in denver, colorado. zazi was arrested saturday and charged to lying with investigators. >>> security is tight in pittsburgh where world leaders are meeting with a group of 20 summit. president obama and his wife arrived as protestors were getting larger. they looted trash bins and some threw rocks. some were arrested. >>> coming up in this half hour, about 1,200 new jobs are coming to fairfax county. interim replacement has been named for late senator ted kennedy and a recall involving tylenol children's products. >>> fairfax county police and fbi agents arrested more than a dozen people in connection to what is called the biggest mortgage fraud scheme in the county's history and may involve as many as 200 properties. neighbors complained of overcrowding at several of the properties. julie carey has our report. >> reporter: these are some of the suspects now under arrest and these are some of the houses that prompted a wide-ranging two-year investigation. whether they ared modest inside or turned into a

. >> reporter: the assaults are happening in a mall in downtown denver, colorado. you can see one of the incidents on surveillance tape. the three suspects attacked two young men, grabbing them, punching them, and taking items out of their pockets. in the meantime, at least two bystanders walk around the night without helping. denver police arrested three people but they had to let them go. because investigators haven't identified the victim yet. officers hope the victim will come forward so they can bolster their case. >> there had been at least 17 similar assaults. >>> we are learning more about what happened when a man hijacked a man in mexico. police say 30-year-old jose jose flores ordered the bomb. the passengers on brpd didn't know-- board didn't know the plane was being hijacked. >> i didn't actually know. it had been hijacked until we had been escorted off the airplane. and we got off the bus. and i called my mom just to check in. because we really had no idea what was going on. and she said okay. -- are you okay? and she said, are you on one of the planes

the suspect, jesse dimmick is wanted for murder in denver, colorado.police say he took refuge in the couple's home we crashed his car after leading police on a chase. to make the controversial group, acorn, is losing friends and fast. what a top government agency has severed ties with the embattled nonprofit. that's next. to make a deadly bacteria usually found only in hospitals, is contaminating some u.s. beaches. summer is not over yet or it even labor day has pasasasasasas >> julie: a powerful sonic boom in california as these space shuttle discovery streaks across the sky. take a listen. yes, that wasn't under. bad weather in florida forces the shuttle to land at edwards air force base outside los angeles yesterday. crew meeting with family and friends and a welcome home celebration in houston. they completed three space walk and delivered equipment and supplies to the international space station. >> is a computer hacker that is so good even the government asked for his help. but then while he helped himself to millions of credit card numbers, and

you can see zazi on this surveillance tape from a beauty supply warehouse from denver colorado where they allege he purchased some of the chemicals in question in large quantities including hydrogen per rocks i'd acetone and a strong acid. he was officially indicted with c conspireing to use weapons of mass destruction and a plot authorities were say aimed at commuter trains. they don't believe he was acting alone and still searching for those he was working with to put the bombing plot in motion. experts say they won't be easily spotted. >> we won't find most likely the type of perpetrators that came on 9-11. we will mostly find people part of the national and look at the previous three cases american board some converted and then became al qaeda supporters. >> zazi will be arraigned on tuesday as his accomplices move on. terror warnings have been issued for sports complexes hotels and transit systems around new york city. pretty scary stuff. >> a terror suspect is on suicide watch. he was arrested thursday for trying to blow up a 60 story skyscraper in downtown dallas. prosecutors

you can see zazi from a beauty supply warehouse in denver, colorado where they allege he purchased some of the chemicals in question, in large quantities hydrogen peroxide and a strong acid. shown here arriving back heater east coast he was officially indicted and conspiring to use weapons of mass destruction in a plot that was aimed at commuter trains. prosecutors say the 24-year-old had received explosives training from al-qaeda in pakistan and was going to use that training here on u.s. soil. there is another chilling part to this case. investigators don't think he was acting alone and still searching for those who he was working with to put the bombing plot in motion. experts say it won't be easily spotted. >> we won't find most likely the type of perpetrators who came on 9/11, the mohammad attas. we are going to find and mostly look at the previous three cases american born. some have converted and then became al-qaeda supporters. >> reporter: zazi is scheduled to be arraigned on tuesday. search for accomplices continues and terrorism warnings have been issued for sports complexes

arriving yesterday by government plane into teterboro airport in new jersey from denver, colorado he was quickly transferred to a brooklyn detention facility where he will remain until a federal court arraignment on tuesday. prosecutors say the 24-year-old had received explosives training from al-qaeda in pakistan and another chilling part to the case. investigators don't think he was acting alone and still searching for those he was working with to put the plot into motion. >> laura, thanks. >> there's a lot of terror stories to talk about today. police releasing new video of texas terror suspect, had a sam hussein smady. dash cam video shows officers arresting the 19-year-old jordanian days before police in dallas arrested him for trying to blow up the 60-story fountainplace office tower. the investigators say they took him into custody just after he dialed his cell phone, he believed that would detonate what he thought was his car packed with explosives, but luckily the bomb was only a decoy provided by undercover fbi agents. >> and continuing on with terror news, we're learning n

the suspect, jesse dimmick is wanted for murder in denver, colorado.ce say he took refuge in the couple's home we crashed his car after leading police on a chase. to make the controversial group, acorn, is losing friends and fast. what a top government agency has severed ties with the embattled nonprofit. that's next. to make a deadly bacteria usually found only in hospitals, is contaminating some u.s. beaches. summer is not over yet or it even labor day has passed. we tell you which beaches to look out for next. [ female ae are few guarantees in life. here's one for your skin that's clinically proven. olay professional pro-x wrinkle protocol is as effective as the leading wrinkle prescription brand at reducing the look of wrinkles. that's because olay has teamed with a highly specialized group of dermatologists and created a wrinkle protocol that gives you the results of the leading wrinkle prescription brand, without a prescription. olay professional pro-x. this is a guarantee you're guaranteed to love. call now or go to lifelock.com. ♪ >> julie: a p

he traveled to new york from his home in denver, colorado september 9th, drove overnight and intended to stay in new york through september 14th. of course during that period, he began to grow suspicious that law enforcement was on him. he left two days early september 12th, which sort of disrupted the plot in a way that has made it difficult for investigators yet to figure out who all was involved and what the targets were but they are still very urgently looking for information and leads. >> zazi's defense attorneys say there has been no discovery of chemicals anywhere. does that weaken the prosecution, weaken it for investigators? >> one of the many things fbi a little and new york city detectives are continuing to search for at this stage is those explosives. either stray chemicals or explosive devices themselves. they have been hitting u-haul facilities, storage facilities in the greater new york and denver area for sometime and they told me two days ago that they thought zazi had perhaps detonated some kind of test bomb in denver before taking off for new york. so there is an op

denver. also in colorado, a judge is listening to the case of najibullah zazi. accused of planning and event been using -- accused of planning an attack using a weapon of mass destruction. and new reports about public schools in the nation. it is your children's drinking water safe? who is in charge of that sort of thing? jon: and federal judge has taken the first that to send a colorado man to new york to face some serious terrorism charges. a u.s. magistrate judge dismissing a charge that this this is najibullah zazi of lying to federal authorities. he was arrested and held on that charge saturday. a grand jury in new york indicted him yesterday on conspiracy to use weapons of mass destruction. the indictment says he received explosives training from al- qaeda and bought large quantities of hydrogen peroxide and nail polish remover that you supply stores, intending to make bombs. his possible target, a new york city commuter trains. jane: a new study shows the drinking water at schools across the country contain dangerous levels of toxins and pesticides. resea

two other suspects in the case are in denver, colorado facing similar charges.this is as investigators search for more clues for a potential attack. david lee miller is outside of that court room in brooklyn. what do we expect today? >> we are going to have three simultaneous bail hearings. in denver, the prosecutor is likely to ask that he will be held without bail. his father could be released on $50,000 bail. here in new york is the imam you referred to. it is likely that they will ask the be held without bail. "the new york daily news" is reporting that one of them pled guilty to a sexual abuse charge and spent six months in prison. we have not been able to confirm this, and we asked his attorney about it. he would neither confirm nor deny the report. it will be interesting to learn -- to see what we learn more about this imam. bill: thank you. we will speak to a terrorism expert about these hydrogen peroxide bombs. is this the new strategy? back to megyb. megyn: human trafficking under the mexican border. we will take you to the city labeled the human smugg

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las autoridades detuvieron en denver, colorado, a un hombre sospechoso de pertenecer a la red terrorista >> ¡quÉ bonita te ves! >> bienvenidos a la casa de mÉxico, muy buenos dÍas. y bueno, estamos disfrutando todavÍa de esta gran fiesta que se dio el dÍa de ayer en el zÓcalo capitalino donde como cada aÑo se llevÓ el grito de independencia pero horas antes la gente se fue reuniendo. la gente celebrÓ en grande porque desde temprana hora hubo una fiesta multicolopa verdad, se engalanÓ el zócalo capitalino. sorprendiÓ habÍa algunas cosas que el gobierno del d.f. no nos habÍa contado que iban auceder. hubo mucho color. ahÍvemos al presidente de mÉxico dando el grito, lÓgicamente, el toque de las campanas y la gente no se movÍa de allÍ a pesar de la lluvia porque tenÍa que estar dando ese grito de la independencia. ¿como ven, muchachos? >> mi amor, para mÍ que hace mucho tiempo que no vivo ese 15 de septiembre en pleno zÓcalo capitalino h@es una emociÓn muy grande, y quÉ bueno que nos recuerden que ya van cumplir 200 aÑos la independencia de mÉxico hicieron de la revoluciÓn mexicana. >> y cu

into the terror plot based in queens, new york continues with its tentacles reaching out to denver, coloradosibly al-qaeda networks in pakistan. there could be as many as six or seven accomplices, some of whom may be overseas. even complicating the investigation, reports of a rift between the fbi and the nypd. trace: david lee miller in new york. hundreds of amendments to the baucus health care reform plan, but still very little agreement. carl cameron is on capitol hill. >> republicans are giving the democrats that there should be a publication of the actual language and a full analysis of the cost before they are compelled to vote. democrats flatly disagreed and said republicans were just trying to stall. there will not be a requirement to publish the legislative language. there's another glitch over the reductions in spending on medicare. republicans insist that you cannot cut $500 million without cutting services. democrats say they think they can still do it. trace: there's a signal that russia might be willing to talk about more sanctions against iran. wendell goler on the north lawn o

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he arrived back on the east coast after being flown in from denver, colorado, where he was picked up for conspiracy of using weapons of mass destruction charges. and the investigators say the survy lens ofsaz -- surveillance of zazi buying the hydrogen peroxide that triggered the move to bring him into custody. federal and state investigators fanned out the track down the people zazi was communicating with before his arrest. this is the kind of thing that the mayor of new york and commissioner ray kelly say they need funding down to track down terrorists before they strike. we had a news conference, the mayor, commissioner, joe lieberman and others challenged congress to fund the secure the city program to protect regions from terrorism, among other things. yesterday afternoon, president obama had conference call with the nypd investigators commending them and the department of homeland security for bringing zazi to custody so quickly. zazi is in a brooklyn prison cell awaiting arraignment on tuesday in federal court in new york. if convicted on the charges he could receive life in p

investigator says that he was alarmingly close to his plot to build hydrogen bombs and was flown in from denver coloradowas picked up there for conspiracy to use weapons of mass destruction and many believes he was nbd in tabbed i nick of time and today they held a news conference and used the arrest of naijbullah zazi to urge congress to fund the securing of the cities program, as to build rings of sensors to detect radioactive materiel to prevent more serious threats to the u.s. and joe lieberman was part of the presser, in mann hann, the site of a -- manhattan, the site of terrorist plot a a few years ago. >> if you put it together, not anything like a conventional was, we have to concluded america's homeland is under attack today by islamist extremist terrorists. >> reporter: investigators say it was the surveillance of zazi buying large quantities of hydrogen peroxide at a beauty supply store that triggered the move to bring him into custody and they have been fanning out all over the country to track down the people he communicated with before his arrest and naijbullah zazi's teattorney sa the gov

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to you. >> jeanne meserve, our homeland security correspondent, thank you, coming to us from denver, colorado. >>> and now we are learning more about the suspect in the killing of a yale university graduate student, her name, annie le. raymond clark was charged with murder yesterday, one day after undergoing dna testing. the president of yale said the lab technician's employment record showed no signs of trouble, but police are describing the case as workplace violence. and the associated press reports yale workers told police clark was a control freak. even with science and doctoral students. but friends of the suspect painted a different picture of him on cnn's "larry king live" last night. >> larry: bobby, you're a friend since childhood, grew up next door to him. what do you make of this? >> ray is my absolute best friend. he's someone i considered a dear friend of mine, ever since growing up, since we've been 5 years old, up until -- you know, thus far. and it's just -- ray to me is -- i'm speaking on behalf of my friendship with him and for the rest of, you know, the town of brantford,

big changes coming to areas around denver colorado salt lake city into casper where yesterday we were talking about temperatures in the 80s. morning lows tomorrow morning will be in the 30s and chilly weather. temperatures in the 40s and 50s along portions of the great lakes, topping out in the 50s. rain rolls to the eastern shores of the great lakes. south looks good southern >> that's a quick look at your weather. bismarck, big changes for you too. much more ahead. you're watching "the early show" on cbs. you know as ceo of southwest airlines, i'm used to hearing "yes" a lot. - yes. - yes, sir. - yes. - absolutely. - yes. - you got it. - of course. - it's not because i'm ceo. - no. - no. - no way. - all: no. it's because at southwest airlines, we're built on customer service. - that's why we're here. - yep. - yep. - yep. - yep. - yep. - yep. - absolutely. no problem. you can count on that from me. we got your customer service right here. grab your bag. it's on. ( ding ) pollen. when i really liked to be outside, i did not like suffering from nasal allergy symptoms like congestion. b

blaze is now darkening the sky over denver, colorado. that's 800 miles east of los angeles. >>> hundreds of firefighters are on the job there in southern california. cnn's reynolds wolf is near the front lines right there in lakeview terrace. >> reporter: i'm coming from the command center where just a short while ago governor schwarzenegger gave everybody a proverbial pat on the back nor doing such a great job. and they've been working very hard. the fire's about 22% contained right now. over 144,000 acres scorched and you look back over to the map and you see there is a wide area where the burn is taking place. you look over closer. give you an idea on this map. the fire actually started a bit to the south and worked its way to the north where they stopped it dead in its tracks. the problem now the fire has been spreading since the overnight hours moving back towards devil's canyon and that's where they are working hard today. because in the san gabriel wilderness, a lot of chaparral, a lot of oaks and bristlecone pines, a lot of thing

colorado. and mr. turk, your predecessor, almost couldn't get there from denver from the airplane where he flew in becausehere was bad weather and the divide is 7,000 feet. he almost couldn't get to the hearing. and that's what separates colorado springs from denver. what was the -- also, he did promise and this did take place, that someone from the v.a. would come and inspect sites in el paso county for a potential national cemetary that site visit did take place on november 10. so i'm wanting to ask you what the outcome of that visit was. was there a report done? and what information did you learn from that cite visit? >> first of all, we learned that we need to go out and look at other sites. and we're in the process of putting a team together that does site visits. we will actually be putting a notice in the paper in that area for any sites that are 300 acres or above, whether they -- purchase or donate. and we will be sending the team out to look. because we are looking at how are we going to replace fort logan and where will we replace fort logan before it closes. it's more opt mum for us to open a

denver, colorado, got nearly 10 inches of snow. more is in the forecast. areas above 6,000 feet could see an inch. again, you know, it's september here! snow? wow! >>> we are watching for terrorism charges for three suspects currently being held for lying to investigators. the investigators think the three may have plotted to use backpack bombs to attacked subway. and police may have blown the fbi's surveillance of zazi. >>> san diego police are investigating a shooting at the busiest border crossing into the united states. two customs agents open fire on vans accused of smuggling illegal agents as they stormed cross the border. >>> thank you, contessa. sarah palin, beefing up her foreign policy credits with a speech on relations. something she said that made sense. should she be speaking for america overseas, however. >>> and live coverage of the president at the u.n., 10:00 eastern right here on msnbc. we're back after this. money when you make money," tdd# 1-800-345-2550 he neglected to mention tdd# 1-800-345-2550 he also makes money when i lose money,

they're getting smoke as far to the east as denver, colorado. try that for size. >> great job. >>> hurricane jimena, let's go south into the baja peninsula. hurricane jimena is now back to a category 4 storm. it's marching toward the baja. top sustained winds weakened slightly but still 145 miles an hour. emergency workers are struggling to evacuate thousands of people from the area. many won't leave because they're afraid their homes will be looted. >>> president obama wants to know what's being done to battle h1n1. he's being briefed by top health and homeland security officials about what they plan to do about the virus. more than 1 million americans have been ill. some 500 died from it. health officials predict a surge of cases this fall that could affect up to half of the u.s. population. >>> u.s. airlines are bracing for the swine flu epidemic this fall. many carriers plan to follow long standing policies that keep a sick person from boarding an aircraft. they will leave in place the ban that keeps blankets and pillows off planes and they will continue offering passengers

colorado. your predecessor almost couldn't get there from denver from the airport where he flew in because there was bad weather and the polymer divide 7,000 feet he almost couldn't get to the hearing and that is what separates colorado springs from denver. also he did promise and this did take place someone from the va would come and inspect sites elbe casseaux county for a potential national cemetery that site visit did take place november 10th so i am wanting to ask you what the outcome was. was there a report done and what information did you learn from that visit? >> first of all, we need to go out and look at other sites and we are in the process of putting a team together that does visits. we will actually be putting a notice in the paper in that area for any sites that are 300 acres or above what are they would purchase or donate it we will be sending the team to look because we are looking at how are we going to replace fort logan and where we will replace fort logan before it closes it is more optimum for us to open a replacement cemetery for fort logan. it would help it last longer so

we talk about what's happening in denver, colorado. a story we've been following for some days right now. this is exclusive video of najibullah zazi. federal prosecutors say it shows him buying large amounts of a chemical that can be used to make bombs. watch this white circle. employees at a denver beauty supply store say he made several purchases recently. experts say he could have done major damage with the chemicals he bought. >> hydrogen peroxide bombs are a signature of somebody who's trained in an al qaeda training camp on the afghan/pakistan border. the government alleged that zazi's admitted to attending such a training camp. the reason this is important is not that this guy is just buying household products. he can -- if he's got the right training, he can turn these into very effective bombs. >> you're seeing that video. zazi has been charged with conspiracy to use weapons of mass destruction. that's the colorado plot. back to those apparently unrelated terror plots in two u.s. cities. first of all, in illinois, michael fint

-- seemingly unrelated incident this weekend with the arrests of those terrorist suspects in denver, coloradok. we have to think very carefully about what would happen if we left afghanistan, if we don't finish of the job there, and then we end up with more attacks on this country. this is america's war. i would love to talk to you about this sometime. where are the women's groups on afghanistan? gretchen: exactly. >> what do you think is going to happen to those women? and more women should come out and support president obama and say if you think we need more troops there to make this work, then we should be able to commit to it. steve: sure. now, and with this "the washington post" item, the extraordinary thing is general mcchrystal said that unless he gets more troops, they will face mission failure over there, which is absolutely extraordinary. but you just touched on, you know, what's going on with this -- it looks like they cracked an al qaeda cell here in new york and also in colorado. the first since 9/11. brian: first with links overseas, direct links overseas. steve: yeah. we were

." >>> developments in an alleged terror plot involving a denver, colorado, man. naji zazi was arrested last night, his father and a man in new york were also arrested, all of them on charges of making false statements to agents. the extensive investigation into a plot, sources say a railroad or subway station may have been the target. zazi is expected to appear in a federal court tomorrow. >>> now that the fbi has arrested zazi, we are learning more about the details of the case. jeanne meserve looks at where the trail has led investigators. >> as you can see, there's smoke, fire and debris on the ground. >> reporter: it was a truck bomb that devastated the federal building in oklahoma city in 1995. and cnn has learned that concerns about a truck bomb figure into the current investigation of the alleged new york/denver terror plot. this u-haul outlet in queens, new york, has been a focus for law enforce. according to a former counter terrorism official familiar with the investigation, a group of afghan men tried to rent a truck here two days before the 9/11 anniv

we found one guy who went over to denver, colorado. we tracked him, and rumors have it that he's confessed to being the head of the cell that was going to possibly be a series of backpack bombs it would have been like madrid two right here in new york city. now we're finding out more and more about this investigation. the fact is, we're not even sure if those plots were unfoiled. steve: those raids were last week. there were new raids last night and throughout the new york city area. apparently friends of this guy, zazi, they've been picked up. according to abc news, they are looking at up to 24 men around new york city who could potentially have ties to terror. we mentioned a the top of the program a senior official told abc news "i have never been so worried before about a terror threat" because they wondered whether or not they stopped what was about to happen. gretchen: the key now is -- do we still have a war on terror, by the way? it seems to me it's here on the domestic front. if, in fact, there are 24 people involved in this, t

denver, colorado. >>> an intense manhunt is under way in washington state for an escaped killer who is mentally ill. phillip arnold paul walked away from a group of patients on thursday and state officials are facing intense criticism for allowing paul to be on the field trip to begin with. he was committed to a mental hospital after he admitted to killing an elderly woman in 1986. paul says he killed her because he thought she was a witch. >>> president obama will host g-20 leaders in pittsburgh next week. in the weekly address, the president said the summit will be a good chance for review of what each country has done to fight the economic downturn. also said although global economic conditions are stabilizing, that is not enough. >> because of the steps taken by our nations and all nations, we can now say we've stopped our economic free fall. we also know that stopping the bleeding isn't nearly enough. our work is far from over. we know we still have a lot to do here at home to build an economy producing good jobs for all of those looking for work today. >> and republicans are keep

came here, to denver many years ago, and the city council of denver passed resolutions saying they did not want it coming through coming coloradoca mountain project was on track for many years. as the entire west became more powerful, with the leadership of president barack obama, we have better equipped to defeat this dangerous idea and i am happy to say that on a " play it is now dead. -- unequivocally it is now dead. [applause] most everyone of you were here that unforgettable might, in this great city in a football stadium, when barack obama accepted our party's nomination. denver was the perfect host for last year's democratic national convention. the city and our party shined brightly on the national stage and it was a milestone continuing to rise. in 2008 for the first time, nev. determined that our president would not be elected by the people of iowa and new hampshire. no, on that day on january 19, 2008, at our caucuses in nevada we've registered record numbers of democrats and began to change the electoral map not only of nevada but of the entire west. they have been forced to understand and address critical issues li

it is still churning around the denver, colorado area. the low is in western kansas. rain going up and slow. turning into snow west of denver. number two and three, it is the big shot of rain coming in through northern alabama in towards tennessee. that's the last stages of heavy rain to flood out parts of georgia and parts of the alabama area, too. and the other thing we are watching this tropical wave coming ashore around the carolinas. and as for the flood watches, not quite as extensive as yesterday. flood warnings are still out there. bright shaded counties, including a lot of atlanta and in fact, most of it. get back in towards alabama, wet side here getting flood warnings. parts of mississippi and arkansas, too. heavy rain we are getation cross carolinas is mostly hugging the shore. breakaway showers moving through fayetteville and may affect you later this afternoon to charlotte and columbia, too. south carolina, we will watch that. tail end of th@e front is down towards orlando. as a tropical wave moves westward it will pull a lot of rain across central flori

live to denver, colorado, as well. cool pocket of air swirling around the region. light rain showers here. snow in the mountains above 7,000 feet today. cold rain there too, 42. more details in a bit. >> snow already. >> first full day of fall. so there you go. >> thanks, bob. >>> how about a battery you can power just by taking a little bit of a walk? or a spray that could power your cell phone? take a look at this new technology for you. plus there's a new claim that a doctor who treated ana nicole smith had a sexual relationship with the model. we're hearing from his lawyer who says no way.he moisturizing body washes, you might as well be. you see, their moisturizer sits on top of skin, almost as if you're wearing it. only new dove deep moisture has nutriummoisture, a breakthrough formula with natural moisturizers... that can nourish deep down. it's the most effective natural nourishment ever. new dove deep moisture with nutriummoisture. superior natural nourishment for your skin. well, this is new... i'm working on my digestive health., whatcha eatin'? yoplus.

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host: all right, steven, denver, colorado, next up. danielle also a student, what grade are you in?aller: i was listening to the obama speech, i thought it was very inspirational. i'm here with my classmates, they ought thought it was pretty -- they all thought it was pretty great. we all want to work harder now that we're inspired. we're all obama fans and we're going to work harder and make our nation a better place. host: next up, raleigh, north carolina. this is also a teacher. this is jennifer, is that right? caller: that's right, jennifer. host: you're on the air. caller: i teach at a leadership magnet elementary school and everyone in the school is watching it today. it fits in right with our leadership model. we teach the kids to set goal, personal goals, academic goals, we are trying to develop leaders in the future system of this fit in with our curriculum. host: jennifer, you're an elementary schoolteacher what grade caller: first grade. host: how did you get them to sit still for 20 minutes? caller: they were very engaged. we've been talking it up, the teachers made a bi