osama bin laden's son-in-law captured and in u.s. custody and in just hours, abu ghaith will be in new york. more on how we caught him and the controversy surrounding this court appearance. susan candiotti is here. >> he managed to stay beyond the reach of u.s. authorities all these years just like his famous father in law. now that has finally ended. now the question is how will he be prosecuted and where. some people are challenging that. krr thceci rodgerkr krr. >> reporter: this photo but abu ghaith right up there with osama bin laden and others. he was out front as a spokesman for the terror organization, appearing in videos and making ominous statements. quote, we have the right to kill 4 million americans with chemical and biological weapons. abu ghaith is believed to have been in osama bin laden's fine astand in tora bora in 2001 before escaping into pakistan. he lived in iran since 2002, mostly under house arrest and is said to have arrived in the turkish capital ankara, early last month. he checked into a luxury hotel and w

he is osama bin laden's son-in-law. we have a picture of him right here sitting next to osama bin laden. he appeared with osama bin laden right after september 11, the attacks on our country. again here he is right next to osama bin laden. he is osama bin laden's son-in-law, and he was captured overseas and brought here to the united states of america, and the attorney general has made the announcement that osama bin laden's son-in-law will be tried in new york city for a civilian trial rather than being brought to guantanamo bay for further interrogation and held in military custody. i am very concerned about this issue because who based on the relationship he had with osama bin laden, in 2001 and 2002, he served as a spokesman for al qaeda. he urged others to swear alleyans to osama bin laden. in -- on september 12 of 2001, in fact, he appeared with osama bin laden and oman zawahiri and warned the united states that a great army is against you. he also promised more 9/11-style attacks. now, this is right after our cou

he is the son-in-law of osama bin laden. he was a key member of osama bin laden's inner circle. the day after the 9/11 attacks, we saw him in a video on long side -- alongside osama bin laden. he said a great army is gathering against you. he called them the nation of islam. you go into battle against jews, christians, and the americans -- he said, "a great army as is gathering against you," he called them the nation of islam . "to go into battle against jews, christians, and the americans." we have the prospect of an al qaeda-related detainee and suspect appearing in civilian court in new york. secondly, the authorities want to put across the message that time does not lessen the crime. the impact of 9/11 is still here after all these years. listen to the quote for him the -- from the attorney. he said, "the memory of those attacks is indelibly etched on the american psyche. today is the latest example of our commitment to capturing and punishing the enemies of the u.s., no matter how long it takes." >> you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come, taking in the ama

he is the son-in-law of osama bin laden. he was a key member of osama bin laden's inner circle. the day after the 9/11 attacks we saw him in a video on long side -- alongside osama bin laden. he said a great army is gathering against you. he called them the nation of islam. you go into battle against jews christians, and the americans -- he said, "a great army as ais gathering against you," he called them the nation of islam . "to go into battle against jews, christians, and the americans." we have the prospect of an al qaeda-related detainee and suspect appearing in civilian court in new york. secondly, the authorities want to put across the message that time does not lessen the crime. the impact of 9/11 is still here after all these years. listen to the quote for him the -- from the attorney. he said, "the memory of those attacks is indelibly etched on the american psyche. today is the latest example of our commitment to capturing and punishing the enemies of the u.s., no matter how long it takes." >> you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come, taking in the amaz

he is not a little fish and tease guys might lead you to bigger fish. >> reporter: after marrying osama bin laden's daughter, he was a member of bin laden's inner circle. in this video released one day after 9/11 he sat next to bin laden, praised the attack and warned of more american deaths to come. congressmen from both sides of the aisle praised abu ghayth's arrest. peter king from new york said "i give the administration credit for this. it's steady, and it's unrelenting, and it's very successful." but some lawmakers here on capitol hill question the decision to bring abu ghayth to the u.s. to stand trial in a civilian court where he will have the same rights as american citizens. >> the last thing in the world we want to do in my opinion is put him in civilian court. this man should be in gain mow bay. >> reporter: senators lindsey graham and kelly ayotte say he should be tried as an enmachine combatant and interrogated to gain more intelligence on al qaeda. white house sources tell cbs news the president's national security team was unanimous in saying the prosecution of ghayth in fed

we grabbed osama bin laden's son-in-law. that's the good news.interesting news is why isn't this guy in gitmo instead he's in a jail cell sitting 3 miles were where i am right now. they brought him to new york. are you kidding me? we are going to tell you about that. also anna kooiman is taking to you t-- taking you to the baseball man cave. we have a guy mo is willing to put up the money to keep the touris going. he's a familiar face. fox and friends starts 12 minutes from now on your channel for news. >> boy are we proud of this one. perhaps you have noticed this. every morning before 5:00 when our show starts we play the national anthem. there are a lot of facts about the national anthem you probably don't know. we brought in historian nick. for those of us who don't know the history tell us the history of the spar staining elled beganer. >> many know it started as a poem. he was a lawyer and amateur poet. four verses woenl thing the first verse but it has four in the poem. >> as he wrote this poem. started as a poem he was in the harbor in ba

of course carrying out that mission against osama bin laden two years ago. >> but not all the s.e.a.l.sme face-to-face with bin laden that night are giving the same account of the shooting, specifically who fired the shots that took down osama bin laden. brian todd explains. >> they spent about 40 minutes on the ground, but it was what happened in a crucial few seconds that's now in dispute among the navy s.e.a.l.s. who killed osama bin laden. recently a former s.e.a.l.s. identifying himself only as the shooter told "esquire" magazine he was the man who fired the kill shots. this animation lays out his description to "esquire." three s.e.a.l.s. move to the third floor of the compound in abbottabad, afghanistan. the shooter moves into a bedroom. by his account there's a gun within bin laden's reach. as he tells phil bronstein, he fires three rounds. >> he shot him once in the forehead and another time in the forehead he was going down and a third time in the forehead when he was at the foot of his bed obviously probably already dead. >> but another s.e.a.l.s. who part of s.e.a.l.s. team

osama bin laden was the organizer, the patron of the 9/11 attacks. he's with bin laden when those attacks take place. he's making statements for bin laden afterwords. and conspiracy is a way that the government that can imfuture to one defendant the offenses of another. this crime basically says he was in on the plot and he is therefore responsible for many of the outcomes, even if he didn't pull the trigger himself. >> warner: now this is the same federal courthouse that originally the justice department wanted to try khalid sheikh mohammed in but backed down. what you can tell us about why the justice department, nonetheless, despite the outcry last time has gone forward to try abu ghaith here. >> i think there are a number of reason, they sort of learned their lesson, a lesson they might have picked up from the bush administration that it is easier to just do it and then announce it instead of announce it in advance and wait for the political blowback. during the bush administration they would take controversial actions and then announce him that i

in a few hours osama bin laden's son-in-law will appear in a new york city courtroom. he was captured in jordan within the last week. his name is suleiman abu ghaith. he faces arraignment at 10:00 a.m. in federal court in new york city on charges he conspired to kill americans. let's go to our national correspondent, susan candiotti in manhattan this morning. walk us through how he was caught and the controversy over his appearance in court this morning. >> reporter: hi, soledad. of course you know it appears he was caught at least in part through the use of intelligence. as we know there is supposed to be cooperation between the united states and other countries when terror suspects like these are caught. however, there are questions about that as well as where and how abu ghaith should be tried. this photo puts suleiman abu ghaith squarely in the al qaeda inner circle. he's to the left of his father-in-law, osama bin laden, along with top lieutenants muhammed atef and al zawahiri. following 9/11 he was a spokesm spokesman. he appears in videos and makes ominous state

on path of defeat and osama bin laden is dead. >> sean: that is obama again and again taking out osama laden and on the campaign trail, whil, reality is al-qaeda is still thriving. we saw it at its worst in benghazi when four innocent americans when the first ambassador killed in 30 years as well as two navy seals were killed. what is it going to take for our commander in chief to acknowledge the fact that we are still fighting a war against terrorism. joining me is mike gauss and pam geller is here. first segment we played a tape of barack obama we were guilty of torture. didn't we play that tape? and he apologized for torture but enhanced interrogation gave him to get the real name that got us to bin laden. without that, no bin laden? >> but i don't think we can approve of torture. what if our soldiers are caught in another country? >> shep: assume without that intel, no bin laden. is it notdz word khalid shaikh mohammed and three people to get waterboarded. was it worth to get bin laden, i say absolutely? >> i think torture, we should be approving. >> sean: we had doctors there and

that's where he met osama bin laden. you see the two of them. sitting together.nd married one of bin laden's daughters. he was alongside bin laden in the days leading up to 9/11, and directly after. then at some point in 2002, he was apparently smuggled from afghanistan into iran, and he spent pretty much the last decade there. we are not clear whether he was being harbored by the iranians or being detained. >> shepard: what about the operation to capture him? >> that has been going on for a very long time. u.s. officials have been trying to track him. they were aware he was in iran. what we understand right now is last month ghaith traveled from iran to turkey. he was arrested by turkish officials in ankara, we believe. those turkish officials did not hand him over to the u.s. instead they decided to deport him to send him back to kuwait. the flight from turkey to kuwait had a stopover in aman, jordan, that is where u.s. officials, with the obvious help of the jordan january authority's, arrested him. whatever the actual details, according to mike baker, former

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osama bin laden's son-in-law faces charges in a new york city courtroom near ground zero. critics say there's a et abouter way to bring him to justice. >>> and justin bieber's on-stage health scare. an ending to a bad week. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." wall street just closed another record-setting day with the dow jones industrials hitting a new all-time high. this after the release of the february jobs numbers that were much better than so many of the analysts expected. america's unemployment rate fell to 7.7%. that's the lowest level since december 2008, the month before president obama took office. the u.s. economy added 236,000 jobs last month. that's almost double the new hires in january. alison kosik is at the new york stock exchange. >> the markets are happy about it. the dow, wolf, continues to make history. the strong jobs report fueling the dow. today's close marks the fourth straight all-time high this week. these bulls, they just keep on running. look at the dow. it's now 200 points above the initial high we were watching for these weeks

laden is dead, and general mo it totors is alive. >> osama bin laden was dead and the elite squadwho took him out instantly became anonymous legends. >> osama. >> and action movie characters. >> a possible jackpot. >> details of the raid were sketchy at first, but soon the white house put out an official narrative of what happened. >> it was a firefight. he, therefore, was killed in that firefight. and that's when the remains were removed. >> but even after president obama met with members of s.e.a.l. team six, he still didn't know the answer to one critical question. who delivered the shot that killed bin laden? in the subsequent days and weeks after the raid the members of s.e.a.l. team six splintered, several of them offering different accounts of what went down inside bin laden's complex that night. >> we both engaged in several more. >> first up the s.e.a.l. calling himself mark owen in disguise on "60 minutes." his can account is described in the best-selling book "no easy day" has his spotting bin laden's head poking out from a door frame. another s.e.a.l. he dubs the point

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they have now weighed in publicly on who shot osama bin laden. of the accounts are consistent with each other. the third is being called into serious question. they spent about 40 minutes on the ground but it was what happened in a crucial few seconds that's now in dispute among the navy s.e.a.l.s who killed osama bin laden. recently a former s.e.a.l. identifying himself only as the shooter, told esquire magazine said he was the man who fired the kill shots. three s.e.a.l.s move up to the third floor of the compound. after the point man intercepts two women in the hallway, the shooter moves into a bedroom. by his account there's a gun within bin laden's reach. as he tells phil bronstein in esquire, he fires three rounds at bin laden. >> he shot him once in the forehead, another time in the forehead as he was going down and a third time in the forehead when he was at the foot of his bed, probably already dead. >> reporter: another s.e.a.l. which executed the raid now tell cnn national ly security analys peter bergen this. >> the account is inaccur

>>> osama bin laden's son-in-law finally faces a judge in new york.nd there's some lawmakers that are very unhappy about that, i.e., new york versus guantanamo? >>> later in the show, dr. andrew weil is our guest, he has a stunning critique of health care in america tonight. let's go "outfront." good friday evening, everyone. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, rays of economic sunshine. history on wall street with the dow soaring more than 2% this week to a record high. and news that the unemployment rate in america fell from 7.9% to 7.7%. that's actually the lowest level we've seen in four years. rosier than even the rosiest of forecasts. so we're on the up and up, right? all this stuff about forced spending cuts was just a bunch of b.s.? well, remember when president obama issued this warning a few weeks ago? >> people will lose their jobs. the unemployment rate might tick up again. >> all right, today's report, and this is important, is based on data from last month, before the cuts went into effect. so the president could still be right. and ev

xxxxx >>> osama bin laden's son-in-law pleaded not guilty to splan to go kill americans.eek. susan candiotti, you're outside the courtroom now. you were in the courtroom for the hearing. what was his demeanor? >> reporter: well, he didn't say anything at all. this was a hearing that lasted very briefly. only about 15 minutes or so. this was an arraignment. he's indicted at this point on one charge of conspiring to kill americans. and if found guilty could be spending the rest of his life behind bars. but he entered the courtroom quietly before things began, he was escorted in handcuffed behind his back, those cuffs came off as the hearing began. he did not say anything in court. nor was he required for. that not guilty plea was entered on his behalf by his defense attorney. and the photograph that you've been seeing of this man over the past couple of days, you've seen him with receding hairline and with a very dark colored beard. well, now that beard has turned gray. and he was quiet, he sat and listened to the proceedings as they went on. and what we learned is this. th

. >>> he was close to osama bin laden. real close. and right now he's close to us. he's in a new york courtroom, but many people wonder why this former al qaeda mouthpiece isn't in guantanamo bay instead. >>> the president who signed the defense of marriage act into law now says it's time to put doma asunder. >>> and jurors in the ex-rated murder trial of jodi arias let the defendant know exactly what they think of her. and this is long before they reach a verdict on her life or death. >>> we begin this hour with the first step on a very long road to justice for a man, american federal civilian justice, for a son-in-law of osama bin laden, whom the united states is accusing of con spir conspiracy to kill us. he had been out of sight for years only to surface last week in the middle east and then wind up in the hands of the cia. and at that point, was really easy, key have had a one way ticket to guantanamo bay. and some people on capitol hill think that is exactly where that man belongs. but instead, he just appeared like any other accused criminal in a federal cour

who really killed osama bin laden? another member of the s.e.a.l.has a story in "esquire" magazine about the alleged triggerman as quote, complete b.s. details on that ahead. is one gol the allergy muddlers. you know who you are. you can part a crowd, without saying a word... if you have yet to master the quiet sneeze... you stash tissues like a squirrel stashes nuts... well muddlers, muddle no more. try zyrtec®. it gives you powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin® because zyrtec® starts working at hour one on the first day you take it. claritin® doesn't start working until hour three. zyrtec®. love the air. >> hi, there, i'm susan hendricks with a news and business bulletin. authorities in texas say they found bomb making material in ebel's car and directions it to the home of tom clements. ebel died in a shoot-out with texas sheriff's deputies after a high speed chase. a cnn exclusive. another navy seal says the esquire magazine story about who killed osama bin laden is total b.s. it was another man who fired that deadly s

he joins us to talk about that and osama bin laden's son-in-law on american soil. >> i believe he's annt and he should be in guantanamo. >> growing pains, passing out, smoking pot, fighting with photographers. what's really going on with justin bieber? >> what did you say? >> maria menounos knows him well. she joins me. >> and also clive davis and his love for women and men. >> found that the attitude in general towards bisexuality is you're either gay, you're straight, or you're lying. >> this is "piers morgan tonight." good evening. the stage is set for dramatic trial in new york city. osama bin laden's son-in-law and mouth piece is in a manhattan jail after pleading not guilty to terrorism charges. it's the first time new yorkers got to see him face-to-face, and it comes on a very busy day on america's security front. also stinging criticism of the tsa allowing small knives and bats on planes. they say passengers should be allowed to go on board with battle-axes and even machetes. a lot of people are stunned by it, including my first guest, senator john mccain who is making news rig

the son-in-law of osama bin laden is due in court, the charge, conspiring to kill u.s. citizens. >> america's most wanted domed in 2001. some of bin laden is dead and now his son-in-law, suleiman abu ghaith, has been arrested and is in u.s. custody. he was initially detained in turkey and then sent to jordan where he was handed over to american officials and the fbi. the department justice has confirmed he is being held in new york. this charges him with conspiracy to kill united states nationals. it goes on to say that from at least may 2001 to 2002, he served without qaeda. it also specifies that he appeared with them the day after the 9/11 attacks warning of more talks. videoo mentions this where he tells moslems living and the american not to travel by plane or live in blocks as they could become targets. he is believed to have been the official spokesperson for some time after the attacks on the twin towers. the u.s. attorney general praises the arrest saying it sends an unmistakable message that the u.s. will do everything in their power to bring extremists to just

when he was with osama bin laden, he was in bora bora at that sort of last stand of bin laden in afghanistane was a talker, but he also had the ability to issue threats on behalf of bin laden and the al qaeda organization. so over time, the point peter bergen is making is he's been on ice for more than ten years inside iran, not part of the operational loop, as best we can tell. and so i don't expect he'll have much relevant, realtime intelligence information that the u.s. authorities can act on. >> just really dotting the map there. clearly being trailed, even though kind of falling off the map for a period of time. but at the right moment was apprehended. >> and they picked him up initially. so interesting. >>> several police officers in south africa behind bars for the horrific death that raised eyebrows around the world. >> we'll take you live to johannesberg next [ male announcer ] if your kid can recognize your sneeze from a crowd... [ sneezes ] you're probably muddling through allergies. try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin® because it starts

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osama bin laden's son-in- law has been captured and is in the united states.aiman abu ghaith is being held in new york -- he is expected to appear in court friday to face federal charges. u-s congressman spokesman says abu ghaith was captured within the past week in jordan the treasury department describes abu ghaith as "the official spokesman of al qaeda" since the nine- eleven attacks. some say they should be using a guantanamo bay facility. to gather information, some people want justice. >> there has been no justice for the families. these people take politics with the trials of these men. >> north korea is keeping up the rhetoric. they now say they're canceling a hotline and a nonaggression pact with rival south korea. north korea's arm for dealing with cross-border affairs with seoul, says it will retaliate with "crushing strikes" if enemies intrude into its territory. on thursday, the u.n. security council hit north korea with tough new sanctions following the north's nuclear test in february. >> the body of venezuela's former president hugo chavez. wil

this, of course, the very same unit that killed osama bin laden in pakistan back in may of 2011. we should tell you a second seal was injured in that same accident. he remains in stable condition tonight. want to take you straight to the pentagon to our correspondent there chris lawrence. chris, what can you tell us about what they were doing about the seal and the accident? >> a navy official told me that the seal was killed in a free fall parachute accident. so unlike some of the films or movies that you've seen where the military people are hooked up to a line inside the plane, this type of training involves them actually jumping out of the plane, falling for some time and then pulling the rip cord to release the canopy. that is the type of training they were doing. it's something that all seals are proficient in, something they use for hostage rescue and anti-terrorist operations. we're also told the second seal has been taken to a hospital and that seal is in stable condition. we don't foe in they were on the mission that killed osama bin laden. >> of course, our thoughts to

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a son-in-law of osama bin laden is set to appear in a new york courtroom less than two hours from now. sulaiman abu ghaith is expected to face terror-related charges. the justice department announced yesterday he was arrested in jordan last week. abu ghaith is considered a top kite kite operative and served as a spokesman for bin laden. >> he is not a big fish. but he's not a little fish. you know, when you catch these guys, they may lead you to the bigger fish. >> south carolina senator lindsey graham and other republicans are criticizing the obama administration saying abu ghaith should be at guantanamo bay, not in a u.s. federal court. >>> 34 and 8, oh, my god, this is the one. >> striking it rich. a bay area man wins the $33 million jackpot. kpix 5 is there as he claims the prize. >> they know that i don't know how to snowboard. >> i don't think that's what this is about. >> a tahoe resort's ceo teaming up with an olympic skier. johnnie mosley is here to talk about the undercover adventure. more coming up. well, well, well. growing up, we didn't have u-verse. we couldn't record fo

this, of course, the very same unit that killed osama bin laden in pakistan back in may of 2011. we should tell you a second seal was injured in that same accident. he remains in stable condition tonight. want to take you straight to the pentagon to our correspondent there chris lawrence. chris, what can you tell us about what they were doing about the seal and the accident? >> a navy official told me that the seal was killed in a free fall parachute accident. so unlike some of the films or movies that you've seen where the military people are hooked up to a line inside the plane, this type of training involves them actually jumping out of the plane, falling for some time and then pulling the rip cord to release the canopy. that is the type of training they were doing. it's something that all seals are proficient in, something they use for hostage rescue and anti-terrorist operations. we're also told the second seal has been taken to a hospital and that seal is in stable condition. we don't foe in they were on the mission that killed osama bin laden. >> of course, our thoughts to

this man married osama bin laden's daughter and the indictment says for years, he acted as a sort of -qaeda, warning of more september 11-style attacks and urging others to swear allegiance to bin laden. the attorney general eric holder says this arrest proves no amount of distance or time will weaken our resolve to bring america's enemies to justice. the indictment also says that he was smuggled from afghanistan into iran more than a decade ago in 2002. >> his history is somebody that has been active and engaged in al-qaeda, has spent some time in iran, southern part of iran conducting or at least planning operations and doing fa -- fa siltation for al-qaeda business. >> but trying osama bin laden's son-in-law and giving him the same constitutional protection as an american citizen is not sitting well with some lawmakers here on capitol hill who think he should be treated like an enemy combatant. >> this guy didn't rob a liquor store. he's a spokesman close to, as you can see, the people who killed over 2900 americans. now we got our hands on him. why in the world are we treating him

osama bin laden's son in- law facing a judge on american soil today.he government describes sulaiman abu ghaith as a spokesperson for the terrorist network after the 9-11 attacks. now he is entitled to the same judicial process as the american citizens he is accused of conspiring to kill. elizabeth corridan brings us up-to-date on today's developments. >> reporter: osama bin laden's son-in-law, sulaiman abu ghaith, made a brief appearance friday in a federal court room in new york city. he entered a not guilty plea through his attorney. abu ghaith is charged with one count of conspiring to kill americans. in court documents, prosecutors allege the al qaeda spokesperson tried to recruit more terrorists and said about potential post 9-11 attacks on the u-s, quote, 'the storms will not stop, especially the airplane storms." abu ghaith - seen here with osama bin laden- was transferred to u.s. custody overseas on february 28th and arrived in the united states the following day. prosecutors say the suspect made a 22-page statement following his arrest, detai

authorities have in custody tonight osama bin laden's son in law tonight.cheduled to appear in court. he is charged with conspiracy to kill americans. after 9/11 he said. >> congressman peter king said today. joining me now evan coleman. what is the jordan connection in that statement? >> this individual popped up in turkey several weeks ago. we heard that he was there. the problem was that the turks didn't have a criminal charge out on him. the question was how did we get him to the united states. he wanted to travel back to kuwait and when the flight landed in jordan authorities were there to greet him. >> did he have options in that flight? are you saying he arranged that himself? >> it is not clear. they said they weren't interested in having him back. they said he was not welcome. there is no indication he would have been welcome. at one time he was influential in kuwait but they had just about enough of him. >> now we are back to why are we having a trial in new york and

but today osama bin laden's son-in-law has appeared in court in new york city, just a few blocks away from the site of the world trade center. he plotted not guilty to plotting to kill americans. .s. officials say ali larayedh conspired to kill americans. i spoke a brief time ago with the bbc's steve kingston. have an aleved role in the 9/11 attacks? >> if you look at the evidence, no, he's not directly aaccusinged of involvement with the attacks. instead, immediately after 9/11 bin laden called up his son-in-law. the following day he appeared in a video with bin haden and essentially threatened further attacks, so the nature of this charge threatening to kill americans and the nature of the argument is he tried to incite further attacks. >> where he -- has he been since 9/11? >> he went from afghanistan to iran. he stayed in iran for about 10 years before leaving iran. again, it's not quite clear how. at the beginning of this year he went to turkey. the f.b.i. made the turkish authorities aware that he was there. it was in jordan that he came into f.b.i. custody and brought to the u.

tell us more about him. >> reporter: sulaiman abu ghaith is one of the last remaining members of osama bin laden's inner circle. abu ghaith, who married one of bin laden's daughters, was a chief spokesman for al qaeda, a leading propagandist in the months surrounding 9/11. on september 12, one day after the attacks, abu ghaith appeared next to bin laden in this al qaeda video, warning america to brace for follow-up blows from the terror group. but when the u.s. military launched its war in afghanistan in late 2001, abu ghaith dropped out of sight. in early 2002, counter-terrorism officials say, abu ghaith, and a handful of other al qaeda fugitives fled to iran where they spent several years under house arrest. he resurfaced some time last month in turkey. u.s. intelligence was tipped off, and sources say abu ghaith was arrested by the fbi last thursday, february 28, and then secretly flown to new york. on monday, a federal grand jury in new york indicted abu ghaith on a charge to conspiracy to kill united states nationals. the capture of abu ghaith further thins the ranks of a badly deplet

he maintains a very close relationship with osama bin laden. after 9-11 fled to iran. the committee chairmen believe he has information about al qaeda's relationship with iran the evolving strategy and capability. the letter reads quote the failure to provide accurate mechanism for sensitive intelligence information prior po mir ran dieing him and bringing him to criminal court suggests a fundamental lack of a coherent security strategy. ed royce of foreign awares, bob gulath of judiciary and mckee an of armed services are demanding a briefing from the national top intelligence officer james clapper alomong others to expla why the administration was so confident they got everything they could from him. >> i found in visiting guantanamo tan min visiting afghanistan we have ways of getting information. we have people highly trained and can sit down and get these people's confidence and they learn a lot or can learn a lot unless we shut them off with attorneys. >> prosecutors presented a 22 statement about him this month. congressman mckeon said he has not been briefed on

he is close to osama bin laden. he is a son-in-law. bad guys they go directly to jail and they should go to gitmo and if they want to give him a blind fold and cigarette i am fine with that. >> well, it seems he was, all the tapes he put out and the videos he put out no doubt about his complicity. and now my favorite topic of the week which is what happened with the rand fall filibuster. i did my talking points and it made for strange bedfellows. jon stewart praising rand paul, and the aclu, code pink, and amnesty international, and john mccain and senator graham were the only people, and senator feinstein. what is going on here? >> well, senator graham is in campaign mode when i turn on my division all i see is senator graham. he is beyonce or something. i do think that there are a lot of die synaptics at patrol, republicans often, just like democrats, i have to add this, have a tendency not to like people who skip the line. rand paul has basically gone from being an optometrist to a senator and now he wants to run for president and p

now let's talk about osama bin laden's son-in-law. nabbed in jordan in a cloak and dagger escapade, just appeared here in federal court in manhattan. he is suleman abugathe. he pleaded not guilty to charges of trying to kill americans and by all accounts here this terror merchant will be the highest ranking al qaeda official to go on trial in new york since before 9/11. on that account, some folks are getting all kinds of jumpy over the fact this will take place in manhattan. senator lindsey graham among them. >> we believe firmly that gitmo, there is no substitute for it, that congress will agree upon, that it is the right place to put an enemy combatant for interrogation and at all possible trial. >> we're going to talk about a little of the politics of that a little later. first, suleman abugathe. tim lister here, executive editor. he wasn't an operations guy, but clearly he was well connected. a son-in-law of bin laden. here he is side by side with him. how did we get our hands on him? >> like an episode out of "homeland". he was

. >>> also the southern law of osama bin laden all set to appear in a federal court. >>> an announcement overnight that could make this year's fire season a very difficult one here in california. >>> welcome back. we take you live to vatican city where the pre-conclave meetings are taking place. they're going to announce today that they're veoting later this afternoon when they'll start the date. it will be early next week they'll start. either monday, tuesday or wednesday. it's 4:45. >>> news from silicon valley. facebook telling us more about the new look of a change coming to your homepage in the coming weeks. ceo mark zuckerberg says the makeover will turn news feeds into something like a newspaper at tailored to fit each user. facebook says it will slowly roll it out over time. >> i'm sure employers everywhere are happy to hear that. more stuff happening on facebook. >>> wall street will be watching closely this morning as labor department releases new unemployment numbers about an hour from right now. right now we are sitting at 7.9% unemployment. many economists say that rate coul

what we're doing is because we've had a few successes, notably the elimination of osama bin laden and a few others i think we are letting our guard down and this is the problem. we have an opportunity to interrogate, we don't have to interrogate for years but we can for days or weeks before we get to the point where we are ready to hand somebody over to the legal process. jenna: some argue that the right people did get to this particular individual. some also question that. we'll let that debate play out over the next several weeks and months. i wanted to ask you about another terror bust that we just learned about. some are calling this an intelligence watershed. a young man, he's 25 years old, apparently had links to al-qaida, both in africa, and beyond, and we just learned that he's been in our custody for two years now. tell us a little bit about this sort of process. here we are seeing someone go throughout legal process for two years versus someone who is going through it in a few weeks time. >> this is an individual who was called to al-shabaab in somalia who had links to al-qa

to capture or kill osama bin laden and destroy the taliban regime that supports al qaeda. by november, the enemy is on the run, forced to flee into the mountains and across the border to pakistan. but while bin laden remains at large, washington's attention turns to iraq. to saddam. >> i think the united states, since "desert storm" has always had a, a, a various planning with respect to iraq. >> "operation desert storm." also known as the first gulf war. in 1991, following iraq's invasion of kuwait, a u.s.-led coalition of 34 countries drives saddam's forces out of kuwait and decimates the iraqi army in six weeks. but despite that overwhelming victory, president george h.w. bush faces criticism at home for not going all the way to baghdad to rid the world of saddam hussein. >> i made very, very clear from day one, that it was not an objective of the coalition to get saddam hussein out of there, by force. >> dick cheney, defense secretary at the time, supports the first president bush's restraint. >> i think we got it right. conversations i had with leaders in the region af