it also didn't lead to the capture of bin laden or ramzi yousef number two.rst to report this, we were to be report that ksm met with ramzi yousef right before that. i think most importantly the courier that ultimately lead to bin laden the full name was one of the guys that was working closely with ksm back then. i'll have to -- i believe he was one of ksm's property jays. so i think that all of the information certainly ksm had the head and everything they understand about whether it's, you know, being priefe to what was in the cables that was coming back about the interrogations and people that were involved in was that he did not give up that information. so i don't know how successful it was. >> contrast what you just say with the latter faze that began in 2007 when they brought in frank pellegrino to do the clean team cleanup to produce evidence that might be useful in a legal prosecution, but conducted by the country. of course, by then all of the attacks this and that that you have described had already happened. so that wasn't going to be stopped. bu

. >> quickly, our viewers and speaking out on behalf of pastor yousef nadarkhani.hat else can they do to help the suffering iranian christians? >> more out spoken we are, the more we object publically to the treatment of christians in iran, the more it can bring awareness and forces regime to stop the behavior, that method saved pastor yousef nadarkhani's life even though he is still on death row. >> thank you for coming. >>> he survived two tours in iraq, this former marine gave his life to rescue his friend. >> ron luce spoke at the funeral at austin anderson's funeral. he is said to have helped hanna walk to a nearby road for help after their airplane crashed in kansas. he died hours later. charlene israel has more. >> reporter: all five were on the way to acquire a rally in iowa. all had ties to oral roberts university. oru issued a statement saying the entire oru grieves for the oru graduates that lost their lives. the only survivor, 22-year-old hanna luce. daughter of ron luce. >> she hasn't been able to talk, show wrote down austin saved me. >> austin endure

we also, hey, yousef in here. you did it by a hair.y know. we have to go back and count the rotations. do you think you did it? >> i tried my best. in two weeks. that's all i had. >> we're going to make sure. we'll verify the records. we'll be back. we'll verify the records. we'll[ male announcer ] this was how my day began. got my bearings. ♪ a little bird told me about a band. ♪ an old man shared some fish stories. ♪ ooh, my turn. ♪ she was in paris, but i still got to see her. we talked for hours. ♪ everyone else buzzed about the band. music, stories, adventures, memories. ♪ ...all at my fingertips. ♪ there's a wireless mind inside all of us. ♪ so, where to next? ♪ >>> the tlc reality show "sister wives' back for a third season this sunday. and kody brown has just written a new book with his four wives, christine, janelle, meri and robyn. what is harder, being married to four wives or hanging from your teeth? >> hanging from your teeth. that's tough. >> i met everybody else, robyn, except you. you were just about to have a little ba

we also, hey, yousef in here. you did it by a hair.ve to go back and count the rotations. do you think you did it? >> i tried my best. in two weeks. that's all i had. >> we're going to make sure. we'll verify the records. we'll be back. if we saw more records today,odd >>> the tlc reality show "sister wives' back for a third season this sunday. and kody brown has just written a new book with his four wives, christine, janelle, meri and robyn. what is harder, being married to four wives or hanging from your teeth? >> hanging from your teeth. that's tough. >> i met everybody else, robyn, except you. you were just about to have a little baby boy. solomon. how is he? >> he's great. he's a big boy. six months old and in 12-month-old clothing. >> only 6 months right now. you left us with a cliff hanger at the end of last season. i want to show everybody right now. right after you had solomon, you made an offer to be meri's surrogate. >> i want to be your surrogate. i know you have to take time to think about it. but i'm offering it wholehear

. >>> an iranian pastor jailed for his faith has written a letter, yousef nadarkhani faces a death sentence. he writes, i try to be humble and obedient to those in power and pray for them to rule the country according to god. you can read the entire letter on the global lane blog on our websi websi websi websi websi website cbnnews.com. >>> the president said the vice president's marks forced the announcement. he would have come out before the nominating convention and didn't make the decision for political gain. >> i think it would be hard that this is something i am frankly, the politics, it is noted clear how they cut. >> the president would make a political calculation that is not advantageous. the position has stirred up plenty of criticism. his own spiritual adviser, reverend joel hunter, he is disappointed and disagrees. obama's remarks undermind the institution of marriage and president of the southern baptist convention will hold them accountable that completely ignores the biblical foundation of marriage. bishop jackson in maryland agreed. >> i was disappointed. >> how this announ

yousef is our man in cairo and joins us now.ome say this the nightmare scenario. and of course the muslim brotherhood. how have the rest of the population feeling about this and how many people didn't vote for them in the first round? >> takes nightmare scenario for a lot of people especially those who did not want people from the old regime to come back to power or be provided the other in their view extreme alternative would be the muslim brotherhood. in terms of who didn't vote for them is quite a sizable chunk. almost half the population did not vote for the two. and about 75% did not vote for islamic candidate either. so it's a tough choice and the people i spoke to said that they would not vote because they felt neither of the choices really provided the alternative that would push the country forward. this is quite a complicated situation because again also from an economic perspective, this scenario just adds to perceived risk. you can see the reaction on the domestic exchange which lost 4.7% in the last two trading sess

yousef takes a look at what's been promised. >> just 15 months after the resignation of mubarak, the the country's write remains uncertain. >> now is better of course. >> economic growth fell to 1.8%. government's budget for the next fiscal year now projects growth of 4 about% % to 4.5%. >> i don't see the scenarios proposed in the budget for 4.5% to be realistic for budget the taker -- from a budgetary point of view. >> lack of security and ongoing political paralysis have seen egypt's key sources of revenue take a hit. billions of dollars in annual remittances lost and tourism plunging 28% on the year in january. annual influence of foreign direct investment, 6.4 billion in 2010, have come to a halt.central bank's efforts to shore up the value of the egyptian pound has wiped out more than 50% of the foreign currency reserves. the remaining $15 billion are barely sufficient to cover two months of imports and raise the risk of a disorderly devaluation. long promised aid has become to drig he will in. the eu disbursing its largest ever aid package last week. but the egyptian governmen

the real tragedy of this is yousef, the pastor himself, is symbolic of a much deeper problem.hristians were tried and convicted on easter sunday, same thing. it's against the regime. they view christianity as a political movement, and this is ridiculous, but that's how they view it, and anything that is subversive in their view to their regime they want to eliminate. so christians are being arrested and executed every day. it's true, there's no reported execution, but do you know when you find out if a person's been executed? when the body's delivered. they don't give notice -- megyn: there wasn't a huge outcry back in 1991. you're trying to make sure there would be now. what are the odds that iran -- i know one of our top administration officials described ahmadinejad as a rational actor -- >> but he's not. megyn: actions like this suggest otherwise. >> he's not. he's not making the decision here. megyn: how are we to make any predictions about what they're going to do? >> this case is decided by the ayatollah himself, and while he's not rational, he's politically a lot more

his recent conviction for contempt of court last month the country's supreme court charged against yousef the lani for refusing to reopen an old corruption case against the president he was found guilty given only a token sentence of people accuse the government of working to hide its own corruption and vowed not to allow the conditioning to become tainted. tornadoes hit eastern japan it's killed one person injured dozens the city of tsukuba run sixty kilometers from tokyo seems to be the worst affected the severe winds caused a major power outage there and scores of houses you can see were completely destroyed. now as we were reporting earlier it may be video of putin's big day but it seems one russian fugitive is going all out to spoil it exiled russian tycoon boris berezovsky zofran almost seventy million u.s. dollars to anyone who arrests putin at the inauguration it's not the first time he's made such an offer but now the sun is increased tenfold journalist on the pa thinks it's entirely possible but it's also his ideas are inspired overseas it's. well he's based in the u.k. and he a

. >>> in the meantime diverse spent yesterday searching yousef's reservoir. >>> of a lucky to come forward and say where she is and and in this nightmare press as a family. >>> sierra's mother has canceled the search on saturday saying that to people need to be with their family this holiday weekend. for more permission on this case go to the art website cbs stock,. >>> good morning, of they've probably have to drum up tens of thousands of dollars because that's how much it's going to cost to attend one of these evidence that he will be at today. obama has a packed schedule in his 16 our visit in the peninsula. he plans to attend a 35,000 a play to the bench. it the ticket range. >>> his last stop is at a round- table meeting with rep this with the pacific rim community. the state standard donated about $21 million. year in redwood city neighbors and city leaders are pressing for their city desk. the city has not had the president's visit to in that cades. >>> the visit does come at a cost to business owners. because of the amount of security involved, some businesses are having to shut do

yousef caught up with the candidate and joins us now. what kind of mood did you find him in?oss, could you come again? >> yeah, what kind of mood did you find him in? >> well, ross, he's an upbeat and confident mood. it is a difficult race to say the very least. there are three camps that candidates are divided into, one being the islamic camp and they have strong support among the people, as well, and then you have the secular camp where he finds himself. and then of course the leftist, as well. he's trying to sell himself as a states man. he's 76 years old. you mentioned his background as a veteran diplomat. his policies are largely friendly to foreign investors. that's at least what his campaign matt form is really trying to build on. but here are some of his other thoughts. >> the arab in addition tip, the treaty and the policy. >> what about economic relations with israel? you have the gas exports which have been a source of controversy. >> the first customer is the egyptians. we have a problem with the gas and we have -- from the beginning, i'm told the egyptian citizen

yousef has more details for us. >> you mentioned the revenue numbers that are up to 17 billion u.s.rch 3 1s, but net profit down to $409 million. you mentioned the main cull pretty, the fuel rises. passengers increased by 8% to 34 million. of course relatively consistent, but given the difficult operating environment, how do you sell up a year like that. we spoke to tim clark and here's what he had to say. >> in many respects it's been very good story. our problem has been the cost of fuel, which for over 11 months in the financial year, we did not pat on to our kimmers, our customers and more recently we've had to do that. so as we now see fuel taking $1.6 billion straight off the bottom line of company's accounts, you see the fall in profits. had it not been for that, company results would have been significantly better this time last year. >> fuel costs really constitute a good chunk of any airline's operating costs. those were up 44% in this case. he mentioned the $6.6 billion and they tried to pass some of it. of course there are other distractions like the carbon tax which is

-of--o yousef bolt. amp a bit are banter, a bit of goofing.traction technique. [ laughter ] >> he's here because they really wanted him -- the jamaicans wanted harry. princess diana was here. he twisted and did everything to get him and i think he's thrilled about that. >> he is a wonderful person, as i said. professional, late back, very cool. he's a professional. >> reporter: the call of duty, and absolute loyalty. as "harry the soldier prince" concludes in a moment. sure that. sure that. the first technology of its kind... mom and dad, i have great news. is now providing answers families need. siemens. answers. ♪ >> reporter: royalty or not, he can't come to jamaica and expect to escape without winding your waist. ♪ >> the warm reception that we received has been utterly amazing. ♪ >> reporter: and where there's dancing in the backyard of a youth center or touring the wards of a children's hospital, it's clear how easily harry responds to the young and they to him. [ singing ] ♪ you're very, very special, very, very special, special you ♪ ♪

next door, there is another apartment complex with a lease signed in the window to yousef for behind it, trash and forth to north how the mother are hall new-car mayor marion, they have had issues over the yes. about six months ago there was a lot of garbage dumps. >>stanley: far as it was cleaned up but now, there is a new pile. this city of and that has been working with the the building owner to get all of this clean up but there is another problem. for >> apparently she does not have any legal tenants. she does now receive rent from anyone. >> >> people are living there along with all of this garbage. the funding is, the people who live in the complex and not seem to know who they actually pay their rent to. >> i do not know the owners name. it is some lady. >> who do you pay their rent to? >> my mother does this use of a state right now. stephen >> everyone we spoke to that smart answers. who do you pay your rent to? >> there is a guy that comes out here, i do not of his name. >>stanley: you do not know his name? do you take cash or do you give them a check? >> money order. >>st

when one thinks of islamic figures such as yousef or hakmati dean who works for religious liberty whoare in the center of the fight. people from the sikh tradition as well from the buddhist tradition. this is a cause that unites us not only across christian and judeo-christian lines but all -- might even more broadly. now with that, let's have a little discussion appear on the panel and then i understand that you will have the opportunity to send questions up from the audience. if i could began, i was struck by something that bishop corleone he said about the catholic experience so i would like to begin with you bishop corleone he. catholics -- the catholic church had to work its way toward a truly robust understanding of religious liberty and embrace the broader principles of democratic, republican government. my own sense of that, and i'm curious to know your perspective on this, is that part of it had to do with what the phrase religious liberty meant to a church whose hierarchy for a long time really was european. the experience of the french revolution it seems to me really shape