there's even a training exercise aimed at springing rahman outlined in the encyclopedia of jihad, alve guide on everything from guerrilla warfare and terrorist tactics to how to recognize a rattlesnake or treat a scorpion sting. >> thousands and thousands of pages. draws on many sources including u.s. army manuals and is something that other than the training camps is the most important thing that al qaeda gave to the global jihadist movement. >> the encyclopedia. the years of recruiting. the training camps. al qaeda's murderous new ideology. all of it culminating in this, osama bin laden's official and very public declaration of war on america and americans. [ speaking foreign language ]. bin laden had spoken. once again he had warned his enemy. but was anyone really listening? did anyone take him seriously? bin laden was about to strike and now had his own spy casing the target. >> my name is ali mohamed. >> reporter: an agent who had spent years inside the u.s. military. [ sirens ] two american embassies, two truck bombs, two terrorist attacks just nine minutes apart in neighborin

this picture shows mujibar rahman at the hospital bruised and still wearing a head covering. at today's rally he spoke with the help of a translator. >> i have pain all my my body. >> the two suspects wore masks and punched him in his face, the head and side of the arm and started screaming antimuslim statements. to hit me. outraged. >> hate has in place in the bronx or anywhere in the city of new york. >> they need police to track down the suspects. >> i want these individuals who committed this crime to remember that face because that will be the last person that will be assaulted in our community faith. >> the nypd has stepped up security outside of the school after the attack. there's not been any similar crimes in this area. ilana gold, cbs 2 news. >>> police are searching for a manhattan teenager missing since friday night. 16-year-old kyle hoffmaier was last seen at his family's apartment in kip's bay. he was wearing a gray shirt, khaki pants. his family said he has borderline aspergers and >>> a building on barning avenue burned. three firefighters suffered minor inju

the protester is a bell rock elnde months or -- abd rahman mansour. was he who set the date for the 25th of january for peaceful protests. little was he to know at the time that that would become the uprising, and the revolution. in the interview, he expresses disappointment at where egypt is now. he says mubarak's police state is effectively back but just with a new leader, a cc. -- al-sisi. he disapproves of him becoming essentially militant. freedom of expression, he says, has been muzzled, and he says that lcc is at war with the january 25 protesters. he absolutely wants to sign them. >> this is an unusual article to appear i liver egyptian press. -- in the egyptian press. high the media been telling these stories? >> the way that you would expect. we have one paper to show you here. essentially on its front page it has a big picture of al-sisi, quotes him verbatim during his speech to mark the 25th of january, where he says egypt has turned from a nation dedicated to one group of people to a nation dedicated to everybody. >> bombing back to franc

chander j rahman representsrees the area on the anc.t off the metro walk homek and have a safe path home. h >> reporte

the head of the atomic watchdog has arrived in tehran wit for talks with president hasan rahman any.they're expected to discuss the monitoring and verifying of tehran's nuclear program. >>> the opec group predicted the price of crude oil will make a recovery. at its peak a barrel of oil would cost $147. by late 2014 it dropped to just over $80 but still had much further to fall. it would drop to $28 before rebounding to $31. it is at those levels because the market is oversupplied. there is fear to be mor fear because of the lifting of sanctions of iran that it will increase production per day. >>> they are is concern about china's economy. >> consumers around the world will benefit, and oil-importing countries like india is growing strongly, it's really benefited from low energy prices. the danger though is if low prices now are going to be followed by much higher and volatile prices over the next couple of years. that's not really helpful for consumers or producers. i think the strategy is working but it's bringing a lot of pain with it in terms of the revenue for all the opec memb

goes into a little higher level could we know san francisco has increased i think we last time john rahman said 50% bowl area the region has increased 15%. i think you're honestly working with some transportation agency like parts and caltrain. i guess how much more regional coronation we do between agencies? your municipal agency trying to work this issue and just in terms of opportunity at the region has because it's not just growth in san francisco that's causing this. it's growth in the region. >> i'm going to let liz talk to you about that because were doing interesting work regionally right now. >> may point i would make coronation with a regional level isn't something we just do one. it's an ongoing every month this coronation meetings that happen between all the different transit operators and transportation agencies and the regional agency called the metropolitan transportation commission. right now whether big efforts underway is called transbay area joint then use patient that's prepared every four years. we are in the process of updating that and that's where the thinking about

chander j rahman representsrees the area on the anc. a >> we want to make sure peoplee after a hard's day work canorca get off the metro walk homek and have a safe path home. h >> reporter: he says he here's too often aboutre's robberies and assaults and he's putting together a special watch made up of o neighbors hoping to stop the crime. crime. >> and that is where you have metro officer police stationed d several blocks away but thenut e you have neighbors within in between that area to be on b watch. >> reporter: his plan is tor: h get neighbors to sign up for shifts, a time when they cana keep an eye out for peoplee walking by and report anythingg suspicious.suspic >> it's a citizens -- if the the citizens who are signed up tone keep watch along those safe saf paths are able to report that in realtime and get it to thet officers. >> reporter: council member coum charles allen says more police o officers have been deployed toeo this area but he also supports efforts to help police. pol >> we have some of the best soft officers in th

mujibar rahman said he was walking his niece home from school when two men beat him unconscious. a rally in front of ps 119 is scheduled for this morning to protest the violence. >>> police released photos of the face on the east village sunday afternoon. he's an asian man in his 20s or 30s. he has something in this hand in this picture. anthony smith is recovering. >> i think it was some random deranged person. he didn't steal anything, just attacked me. i hope they catch him soon because he's a danger. >> the assault happened on this stretch of 6th street between 2nd and 3rd around 4:30 in the afternoon. >>> police are looking for two suspects who attached a skimming device to an atm inside a deli at 790 lexington avenue on upper east side. they made eight with >>> we'll be back with another update. (church bell) (bear growls) (burke) smash and grub. seen it. covered it. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. >> welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up in this half hour. country icon hank williams, jr., on the journey home. his new music conquering life-

. >> mujibar rahman is that man. was walking and they started ed -- >> i was walking and they started to punch me in the face. >> two masked men started yell at him. >> they were yelling isis, isis. >> they beat him until he was unconscious. >> my niece was shaking because of the fear. >> this is a picture of rahman in the hospital after the attack. >> he's not a politician, a simple man. >> the attack was unprovoked and they believe they singled him out for because of the muslim clothes he wears. >> he was targeted for his muslim faith. we are outraged about it. >> reporter: community leaders outside the school at 9:00 a.m. live scott rapaport. >>> police released the picture os of a man who slashed a man in the face. he's in his 20s or 30s. we spoke to the victim anthony smith from his hospital bed where he's recovering after doctors had to stitch up a long gash on his face. >> i think it was a random deranged person. he didn't steel anything, just -- steal anything, just attacked me. >> it happened on the stretch

mujibur rahman had just picked up his niece from an after school program. that's when he said two attackers yelled the words isis and muslim, then beat him and left him unconscious. >> what have you said to your niece about what she saw? >> she's in fear. >> reporter: community leaders say they are determined to see peace overcome hatred. >> we're all here in unison to demonstrate our outrage, our anger, and our compassion. >> silence is acceptance. so everyone should against these atrocities so that they will not continue. >> reporter: detectives say this newly released surveillance video shows two teens suspected in friday's attack. police are asking for help identifying them. wanted posters are being put up in the area as the search for the suspects continues. >> anyone who was responsible for this will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. you will be hunted down, captured, arrested. >> that surveillance video is grainy but it's what investigators have to work with right now. if you have any information about the two suspects in that video, yo

the transfer of mohammad al rahman al shumrani came on the 14th anniversary of the arrival of the firstisoners at guantanamo. shumrani arrived at guantanamo january 16, 2002. throughout his 14 years there, he was never charged with a crime. his transfer leaves 103 prisoners at guantanamo. on monday, former prisoners ruhal ahmed and shaker aamer were among those who rallied outside the u.s. embassy in london to call for the prison's closure. >> i want everybody to know that today we are here not as brother from guantÁnamo, but everybody, all of you, the media outlets, for one reason -- truly to bring justice back, to close guantanamo once and for all. it has been kept open by a country who claims to be the champions of democracy and justice. it is a joke, to be honest. it saddens me that it is open it,i'm out and others have and are still stuck there. amy: an aid convoy has reached the besieged syrian town of madaya, where the united nations says it's received credible reports of people dying of starvation. about 40,000 people have been trapped in the rebel-held town for six months amid

. -- rahman, your good stay with us. the iranian president is holding a conference in italy.ding off to france next. it does seem as if european companies are picking up where they left off for a number of deals being done between rouhani . we will probably see the same thing. some big things for airbus essentially. they go for it? will hear from one of the major shareholders in the takeover of bg. ♪ jonathan: hello and welcome back . 14 minutes into the european trading session. equities lower at the ftse 100 lower big moves from the rbs. so much financial news. rbs down 4%. the .87% to be precise. the company sees a full year low after setting aside additional charges once again. a lot of news to get through. let's get some of it with nejra cehic. nejra: we get the federal reserve's first interest rate decision of the year later. policymakers are expecting the hike next year -- hike this year and next. the implied probability of u.s. interest rates sinking below zero next year has arisen above 10%. meanwhile, a server of economists shows most expect the bank of japan to add

rahman >> reporter:. disannul cited 25 minutes from dublin.this is a quick 50 minister pierre into 85 and cupertino. >> mark: isis launched another propaganda video. it appears to be the attackers files messages . in the paris terror attacks over 100 people were killed. a terrorism analysts suggested the u.k. could be the next target. >> mark: e. relatives a victim are claiming negligence against samper and dino and shooting victims the place for their work. >> darya: american airlines jet what from florida was often gone but they stopped in canada because of turbulence. they had had to make an emergency landing because. >>: seem like a big dip. other people were passed out. it was scary. but eric >> darya: paramedics were on the scene to help out once it landed. harvard is out with a retirement years will lycee be a nicer person. harvard says all people should all colleges should revamp their mission statements. forget the brag sheets the say don't fill pressure to list them. show how you have tackled community problems. do something to help

rahman >> reporter: and we know these the action was just the boss now 3 e.ple viet debris from the bus hit multiple vehicles. traffic is going back to cochrane road. it is and will take one hour 40 minutes to get from cochrane road to worries to the accident this. >> tran: what happened is still part of the investigation. i spoke with the chp and firefighters. it is too early to tell what exactly happened. the bus is still teetering on the side. but >> tran: we have to fatalities we spoke to the witnesses. the two moore killed were ejected. one man we spoke to said he was awake the whole time. he says that five minutes before the accident the bus driver when out to get fresh air and wake up. he believes the driver fell asleep at the wheel. but sen >> tran: the driver is not there and he was taken to hospital for his injuries. you can see the cars >> darya: authorities are investigating this. >> mark: two people were killed 18 others were injured including the driver. 13 injuries are moderate and are minor. five more moderate. you can see how the bus slid alo

goes into a little higher level could we know san francisco has increased i think we last time john rahmansaid 50% bowl area the region has increased 15%. i think you're honestly working with some transportation agency like parts and caltrain. i guess how much more regional coronation we do between agencies? your municipal agency trying to work this issue and just in terms of opportunity at the region has because it's not just growth in san francisco that's causing this. it's growth in the region. >> i'm going to let liz talk to you about that because were doing interesting work regionally right now. >> may point i would make coronation with a regional level isn't something we just do one. it's an ongoing every month this coronation meetings that happen between all the different transit operators and transportation agencies and the regional agency called the metropolitan transportation commission. right now whether big efforts underway is called transbay area joint then use patient that's prepared every four years. we are in the process of updating that and that's where the thinking about

mohammed al rahman.rom gitmo after the white house considered him no longer a risk of the he's out. great. >>> anna, doctor? >> steve, thanks. 25 minutes after the hour. put down that drink. new guidelines released in the united kingdom say any amount of alcohol is bad for you and could increase your cancer risk. is it really to ban all the booze? fox news medical a-team dr. david samadi joins us to separate alcohol fact from fiction. good morning. >> do you agree with the new study? >> i think it's a guideline that we have talked about it for years and now finally it's official. that alcohol is really not good for you. the answer to the guideline is actually for pregnant women. in the past, they said a little bit of alcohol is okay. but they're firm about the fact that pregnant women should completely stay away. for other people, moderation is the key word. of course, there are a lot of differences in how much alcohol, your body weight, whether you're hydrated or not, whether you had food beforehand. th

speaker, a matter of grave concern continues to rise, stemming back from a man was born, named abdul rahman al amoudi. and this is from discoverthenetworks.org. mr. al amoudi immigrated to the united states in 1979. that would be the same year, mr. speaker, you will recall, that radical islam declared war on the united states, attacked ur embassy in tehran, took over 50 americans hostage, and held them for over a year. that same year, that year, 1979, is the year mr. al amoudi became -- he came to the united states and then he became a naturalized u.s. citizen in 1996. in 199 -- i'm sorry, 1981, he founded the islamic something -- society of boston. it's not in this article, but i've also seen the documentation of his founding. and it's, i think, worth noting that the islamic society of boston that mr. al amoudi unded, founded the two mosques in boston, one of which produced the tsarnaev brothers, where they worshiped and earned more about islam. this article says, from 1985 to 1990, mr. al amoudi served as executive assistant to the president of the saar foundation in northern virginia. in