after the summit finished hosni and medar arrived lax via bangkok. unlike usama bin laden who was from a wealthy saudi family, familiar with the west, that's a 14-year-old bin laden on family vacation in 1971, these two saudis had never been to america. >> what's so significant about these two. >> they were the first of the 19 to come into the united states. number two, they almost immediately began receiving substantial assistance from the saudi government or representatives of the saudi. a saudi citizen living in san francisco was one of the first people to help the hijackers on our shores. in this highly redacted fbi document, the then 42-year-old had been in the u.s. on a student visa since 1993. >> is there any record that omar was a student in the united states? >> he professed that he was a student. i checked with the university that he said he had attended, they had no record of his having been a student there. >> as a reporter for the san diego tribune, kelly thornton was aware of him. >> he was very well known in the community and was thoug

police made any arrest of people, pro hosni mubarak.sferred to hospitals in the area. the former egyptian president hosni mubarak was wheeled into the courtroom on a hospital bed. four policemen took the stand to testify against hosni mubarak and his top security aids. these men worked inside the police operations headquarters during where the revolution and the protests were all being monitored from. in addition to the situation inside the courtroom ten kuwaiti lawyers have decided to join the hosni mubarak defense team. they say this is their way of showing support for the former egyptian president who they say was key in getting a u.s. led coalition to ouster iraqis from kuwait in 1991. kelly: thank you so much for that report on what is happening with hosni mubarak. jaime. jaime: meanwhile, republican presidential candidates are already claiming the president is out of touch with the american people. how they'll use jobs creation as a campaign issue. plus the mother of a missing indiana university student is speaking directly to the

[speaking foreign language] hosni mubarak. [speaking foreign language] hosni mubarak. [speaking foreign language] mr. president, our supervisors, as you know, my name -- as a community activist, i would like to tell you i was, enjoyed it last sunday the program for the gentleman use a and the lady of the united states michelle obama. for mrs. barbara marshall. the woman he used to be -- and she made a service to her community to feed the homeless who are coming from the war and found themselves on the street. 15 years. our supervisor, guess what? i come with a good idea. great supervisor, if each one of you decided to build a house in your district to help the veteran, then we are never going to see homeless. supervisor, do not be scared. i do not like to be shared. i give you a chance to be sure of. but on one condition. prove it that you can do something before you leave. building a house for the people in your district to help the veteran people. we do not need to waste the money for the drug dealer, for the drug addict. you know that, and i know that, but i give yo

dealing with the legacy of hosni mubarak is one of egypt's greatest challenges.as the violence shows, egyptians are still deeply divided by the past and about the future. bbc news in cairo. >> in other news from around the world, as many as 750,000 people could die if the somali drought worsens in the coming months. that is the warning from the u.n. that has declared famine and a new area. tens of thousands of people have died after what is said to be east africa's worst drought for 60 years. the pakistani military say they have arrested a man described as a senior al qaeda leader. he was detained in the capital of the province. the military says he had been personally directed by osama bin laden to focus on economic targets in the west. european stock markets have dropped sharply with banks bearing the brunt of the losses. shares in paris, frankfurt, and london fell as concerns grew about high government debt among some members of the eurozone. the current slide in markets began on thursday in new york in response to evidence of the slowdown in the global econom

that houses the israeli embassy and afterwards broke into the building the former egyptian leader hosni mubarak is now facing charges for the killing of protesters during the uprising that led to his resignation one of those taking part in today's demonstration of dr shari our guest sally harper says the problem is that the. and it all has changed by step down. we think that now we are living they's that they're very very much similar to the days we lived in the previous regime. not just decisions regarding the independent media but also decisions regarding how they deal with the demonstrations and with the strikes of the of the people and the way also that the security forces then with the spectators of a football match two days ago which also has fueled a lot of rage in the three shows that the security is also treating us in the same manner as they did before but before that evolution so there hasn't been any real change. and that's hope and i'll be back with a recap our top stories in just a few minutes. explores the best traits in moscow for a gentle chola september sometimes they

president hosni mubarak to be revoked they are also calling for more open election laws as political parties are threatened to boycott november's problem entry election parties and he said now reports from the streets of cairo. we knew that change would come to egypt a new chapter of freedom and democracy don't judge a book by its cover when reading post mubarak egypt it's between the lines where you'll find a new chapter hasn't been published ended or slightly revised we still have the supreme council of the all important those. who have been. in any sense getting this country towards democracy barak may be gone but his policies are not that hosni mubarak's case is ongoing at this tribe you know new figures from human rights watch claims more civilians have been forced to face military trial for the last six months. some twelve thousand during the entire thirty year rule of mubarak average civilians are giving five to you know seven years in prison a lot of torture has occurred since scaf has come into power. actor doesn't clown around when it comes to the supreme council or skaf he

. >>> president hosni mubarak is charged with ordering the killing of antigovernment demonstrators of those who over threw him earlier this year. family members tried to push their way into the building where the trial is being held and police used batons to beat them back. president hosni mubarak could get the death penalty if he is convicted. >>> he has claimed the -- the fire has claimed the lives of a woman and her daughter after they were unable to escape the fire. high winds from tropical storm lee are making this the fastest moving fire they have ever seen. yesterday it burned in novato county and it quickly consumed a row of houses and a woman and her baby girl were inside those homes. they were unable to get out and the fire is now 50% contained. >>> a memorial race, they will honor away area man who was on united flight 93. the 5k walk run and bike begins at triangle park and you can see his picture. it comment rates garcia's birthday. he would have been 72 on august 28th. now this sunday, we will air a special program called 9/11 a decade of change. we will have live report

they will take the stand against president hosni mubarak and he is charged with ordering the killings of protesters during the uprising and he could receive the death penalty if convicted. >>> the trial of amanda knox, the 24-year-old was convicted in the 2007 death of her british roommate. they have much of the information and an appeal is expected by the end of the month. >>> ten years later we are expecting to see the first known moments of flight 93 in 2001. >> the explosion shook the house clear over here. >> 30 passengers and crew were on flight bound for san francisco. they were all killed when the plane crashed. a man who lived a few houses from the site took this video. he wishes to remain anonymous. >>> he was on board flight 93 and the 10th annual andy garcia starts at triangle park. it comment rates his birth and death following the run. >>> a special is called a decade of change following the run. we will hear reports and we will also exam minute the many changes since 10 years ago. >>> a mouse's sculpture is being unveiled tomorrow . the most expensive piece of art. it i

may i present hosni poobarak. camilla parker bowels. dame doody stench. ll stool j. dr. sanjay poopta. wolf [bleep] ter. fudge napolitan-to- gretchen hot carlson and of course steve doocy. (applause) lav (laughter) laugh steve doocy. >> anyway, that was very unprofessional, around son pooper. (laughter) munch ma quchi, we'll be right back. >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. my guest tonight was once the world's most wanted hacker. he'll never get my password it's-- (laughter) please welcome kevin mitnick. (applause) >> thanks for coming on. great to meet you. >> great to meet you too. >> you sir were once considered the world's most famous hacker. the most wanted man in computer crime. correct? >> yes. >> okay. you are a consultant now but at one time you were let's see, you bypassed the security systems of motorola sun microsystems and pacific bell. >> yes, i did. >> you served jail time for this. how much. >> five years. >> five years. >> and a year in solitary confinement. >> why a year in solitary confinement. you don't look like a dangerous guy. >> i'm very danger

. >> the trial of hosni mubarak has been adjourned until wednesday. at the session on monday, riot police had to intervene to keep his supporters and opponents apart. four witnesses testified in the hearing. mubarak was on a stretcher. he and his two sons are charged with ordering killings during the protest. afghan authorities say they found the bodies of two german aid workers who had been missing for more than two weeks. the man never returned from a hiking trip in the mountains. it prompted speculation had been kidnapped. the regional governor says members of a nomadic tribe killed them. gunshot wounds were found the bodies. germany has not confirmed the identities of the victims. that united nations says the world must take action in the horn of africa to prevent a famine from claiming huge numbers of lives. in somalia, hundreds of people are dying every day and a new u.n. report says three-quarters of a million could start within months. >> first, the animals die, later the people who live off them. the un warned hundreds of thousands could die

[speaking foreign language] hosni mubarak. [speaking foreign language] alibaba. [speaking foreign language] ladies and gentlemen, after five weeks, we miss you. after five weeks, we are coming back to give you a hard time, as usual. today, i am very glad to see this all of our supervisors when i talk for you. supervisors, i am not going to give my vote to anyone who is good-looking or wherever he is. my city needs one mayor, not 40 people running for mayor, but we need to see each one of you what you are going to do to protect my people behind me now of this isl city from 9/11? i am not afraid. we are not scared, but we need to see what kind of plan you make to protect us, to protect our bridges, to protect and to open another small business. i have decided to go after four years back to where i came from in egypt with my family for the rest of my life. i miss my country. i miss my country, but i live in this country 30 years. i love each and everyone of you. i -- my sister and my brother. please, to everyone of them, and give them intention. just do not speak an

. -- the trial of hosni mubarak. other leading figures from the current government will testify in private next week. there was a heavy police presence outside of the proceedings. the protests were largely peaceful. >> another day in the stormy trial of the man who was once absolute ruler of egypt. hosting the bark or ride on a stretcher and was taken to court. mubarak arrived on a stretcher. the protests outside have been largely peaceful. the drama today has gone on inside of court. a source inside of the trial told us that one of the witnesses, a senior police official, has been arrested for changing his evidence. earlier, he told the prosecution that he was given orders to use live ammunition on demonstrators in the uprising, but he changed his testimony in court. relatives of those who died yell abuse said mr. mubarak. the judge said that their behavior was uncivilized. many egyptians have been wondering if their current leader would be called upon to give evidence. now, the judge said that he will be asked to a

the trial of former egyptian president hosni mubarak is scheduled to resume in cairo after a judge ordered the proceedings not to be broadcast on television. mubarak previously pleaded not guilty to charges that he ordered the killings of hundreds of protesters during the uprising that drove him from power earlier this year. >>> amanda knox's appeal trial will continue in italy after a summer recess. the american student is serving a 26-year sentence in an italian prison for the murder of her college roommate for which she was convicted in 2009. >>> and happy birthday to raquel welch who turns 71. >>> all day long you can stay on top of the very latest developments in those stories and others as they break on msnbc. and tonight be sure to watch brian williams with "nbc nightly news." and finally, here's a look at what's coming up later this morning on the "today" show. tropical depression lee drenches the gulf states and spawns several tornadoes. and there's still more to come. >>> and "the real housewives of beverly hills" premieres tonight. after a suicide involving one of its stars, the

the saudis were put off kilter by the arab spring, and especially when their great ally and friend, hosni mubar astepped down-- >> brown: they didn't know what to make of it. >> they didn't know what to make of it. they were taken totally by surprise. they are feeling very insecure because they don't know where all these events going on in the region are going to end. so there has been some retrenchment from the reform program that king abdullah espousing. the government's given a little bit more leeway to the religious police, to control people in public, and it's given them more money, and there is-- there's a less tolerance for criticism. >> brown: you mean as they get more insecure, they pull back on any new openings, particularly, i mean, for one thing that got a lot of attention was women. even women wanting to drive. so things like that, you think there's less room for as they're less secure? >> in a certain way, yes. right now, the government's waiting to see where things are going to go. and if they feel that the arab spring is not going to mean a toppling of the monarchy-- which

and testimony began in the trial of former egyptian president hosni mubarak. police general denied that officers were ordered to shoot protesters during the uprising against mubarak. there's much more about the tenth anniversary of the september 11 attacks online. hari sreenivasan has some examples of what's there. hari? >> sreenivasan: we look at the memorial in shanksville, pennsylvania, where the crew and passengers of united flight 93 perished after fighting back against the hijackers. and margaret warner previews her upcoming reports from cairo about coverage of the 9/11 anniversary in the arab world, and about egypt's future after the revolution. plus, find out how nasa technology is being put to use here on earth. that's on our science page. and a reminder: we've launched a new project ahead of the tenth anniversary of the september 11 attacks. we call it the "9/11 video quilt." together with our colleagues at pbs stations across the country, we've collected your thoughts on what's changed since 2001. here's a sampling of some of the responses we've rec

officers protests also came at a time of change seven months after a popular uprising that ousted hosni mubarak from power thousands had gathered at the capital's tahrir square urging an end to military rule and pressing urgent reforms president of the arab lawyers. are worries islamic groups may ultimately benefit from the arrest. well that's a good movements vying for all of that trying to show who is bigger than the other i think this demonstration it's only the liberals this slimmest taking boston it is accusing the other one of trying to show that. the islamists. the election though because well for the election though it takes they will definitely get votes then the liberals the demonstrations will continue i think the egyptian people who will not accept the military continue to be in this five most of the military as everybody knows the same old team of mubarak people who are picked by mubarak with the approval of them out of them out of kids would be happy for the. military disdain but i don't think the people who would. president obama is urging voters across the u.s. to get be

between protesters and police outside a courthouse in the car where the trial of former president hosni mubarak regime and hundreds of demonstrators attempted to break through the main gates and gave access for senior police officers testified against mubarak at the hearing which was held behind closed doors with the ex leader is charged with corruption and ordering the killing of protesters during the february op rising that top ten. well there's plenty more on our top stories at our dot com also lined up on the web site right now not exactly criminal behavior however a lawsuit out of chicago alleges six year old school kids were handcuffed simply for talking in class and log on to our to dot com to find out more plus. a bid for the give us book of records a moscow celebrates its birthday with a spectacular for the live show with up to eight hundred thousand people getting the chance to travel to the stars just a couple of minutes. down the official. from the. video on demand. now in the palm of your. home that's today for this hour it's time now for a business update with dmitri. than

to back away from most of its diplomatic staff protests come monday after a popular revolt ousted hosni. party president of the arab lawyers association seven hundred cars says it's a lot as groups who could ultimately benefit from younger asked. the various political movements vying for our love they are trying to show who is bigger than the other i think this demonstration is only the liberals this slimmest not taking part in it it is accusing the other one of trying to show they are the bigger power the islamists are not concerned they're not worried about the election or because whatever form the election no takes they will definitely get higher votes than the liberals their decisions will continue i think the egyptian people will not accept that the military continue to be in power this privatized that most of the military as everybody knows the same old team of mubarak people who were handpicked by mubarak with the approval of the americans the americans would be happy for the military to stay there but i don't think the egyptian people without that. now let's take a look at some

officers the protests came at a time of change seven months after the popular uprising that ousted hosni mubarak thousands had gathered in the capital talk here square urging an end to military rule and pressing for urgent reforms president of the arab lawyers association. believes islamist groups wall timidly benefit from the un arrest. the vatican well that's a good movements vying for all of that trying to show who is bigger than the other i think this demonstration it's only the liberals this slimmest taking boston in each side is accusing the other one of trying to show that. the islamists. don't want to the election though because of a fall election no thanks they will definitely get votes then the liberals demonstrations will continue i think the egyptian people who will not accept the military continue to be in this five most of the military as everybody knows the same old team of mubarak people who picked by mubarak with the approval of them out of them out of kids would be happy for the minute. i don't think people would. soon following the war on terror was the war on drugs te

ministers has become the main problem and herzegovina the council of ministers is now the government of hosni and herzegovina is an elected body it consists of representatives of major national and ethnic groups who are supposed to pursue policy in defining a compromise the composition of the council of ministers is an issue that will not be solved for a long time you say that the office of the high representative and also other international representatives as you put it should stay out of the talks on the bus the council of ministers was their role constructive so far. until recently the high representative interference in the governor's domestic issues has not been absolutely successful many problems have remained open because of this interference which he massively did in the past in which didn't bring expected results perhaps the international forces themselves have now come to understand that this kind of interference doesn't lead to solution of problems or contribute. the situation that is why this practice should be given up. that's why we're simply trying to show one of the other pri

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in any sense gearing this country towards democracy barak may be gone but his policies are not the hosni mubarak's case is ongoing at this tribe you know new figures from human rights watch claims more civilians have been forced to face military trial for the last six months some twelve thousand during the entire thirty year rule of mubarak average civilians are giving five to you know seven years in prison a lot of torture that has occurred since scaf has come into power. actor ali sabri doesn't clown around when it comes to the supreme council or scaf he has taken part in protests since day one but i still have scars from being detained. much worse he said very long they told people they have to stick it hold me for months after that i was shot through the stun gun beaten with a baton the head least only because i'm well known and now must not leave the country for thirty years according to you know if i have to seek asylum stay and fight for freedom like mubarak's kaftans to support it needs to rule egypt from bronte the aid that we get from the u.s. that one point five billion a year

police used to disperse the crowd now one of those comes just months after the form egypt and president hosni mubarak was here of course was a longtime friend of israel and this is why many here are also suspecting that israel because of its traditional behavior is likely to react much strongly in the coming hours if not in the coming days but of course is always in a delicate position because it needs all the friends that he can have but security in light of the fact that it is just one week since the israeli ambassador was expelled from turkey all of this coming at a critical juncture for israel just days ahead of palestinians going to the united nations security council to court for a palestinian state and of course so lots of things are happening in egypt of course you remember the uprising there for every the u.s. was very quick to embrace the talking over barak calling it an expression of the egyptian people's will and now the people are venting anger at israel house washington reacting with what it sounds like is coming under fire. well the u.s. defense secretary called cairo while all

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