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Parents say every visit to ground zero is excruciating. >> there is nothing worse than to be at ground zero for myself and the other parents of the victims. its a nightmare. >> reporter: security around ground zero is expected to be exceptionally tight during the presidents visit, even commuter rail service to the world financial center will be suspended while the president visits here. jen maxfield, abc news, new york. >> a major military secret has been revealed after that raid on the bin lade...

Others cite the waterboarding. you believe that they did play a role. explain. >> i know they d ive spoken to people involved. everyone ive spoken to is in position to know and has confirmed that the enhanced interrogation led to significant information from khalid sheikh mohammed and libya. they were the two major steps on this long road to getting bin laden. a lot has happened between then and now but the key information which started this entire process of looking for the couriers came from e...

Lead. and that is what people are going to be looking for. who were they in contact with, and you know, who was helping them inside of pakistan and was it other al qaeda operaties or reach further as you saw yesterday, and real questions as to whether this kind of compound could have existed in this area within walking distance of pakistans west point without anybody in the pakistani military or intelligence service knowing. >> that question remains. so the lack of connectivity and the lack of i...

Finally leading them to bin laden. >> and u.s. officials are telling us not only were the pakistanis not involve and you mentioned the government has pulled that back a little bit. they say flat out they would not tell them about this information because they simply did not trust them. this has always been a dicey relationship, are we at a tipping nointpoint in a dangero way? >> reporter: there could be accusations of collusions, how did bin laden stay in that compound without detection, on the ...

Striking targets in the libyan capital and elsewhere around the country. yemens president could be the next to step aside in the middle east. a senior official says president ali abdullah sula has accepted a deal that will see him step down in the next third days. the agreement will dont take effect until he signs it. the state department says its up to the people of yemen to decide how their country is governed. to health news now, the number of patients with alzheimers is expected to doubl...

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Possibilities. they havent named or pointed the finger at anybody in particular. and there was some reporting about this notion that this person, the killer, may have law enforcement experience or knowledge or savvy because of the way he made phone calls. aapparently, he made phone calls taunting the victims relatives. and did so briefly with cell phones that were disposable from areas of heavy traffic, essentially trying to evade detection which are some things that people think only someone wh...

Revolutionary? >> that airlines are going to be required to start looking for these types of cracks, because previously, they had not been. theyve been able to basically look at the surface, do some detection on there, know from the history where they should be, but this is something that nobody could foresee. bill: kind of like a doctor looking at a patient, not examining them directly. ill ask you this question because youve not examined this aircraft directly: fifteen years old, 39,000 cycles...

Brutal serial killer that brutalized london, his identity a mystery until now, perhaps. more than 120 years after he killed five prostitutes, british investigators say they believe theyve cracked the infamous murder case. the modern-day investigation featured in nat geos program. >> it became nobody as the autumn of terror. five women brutally slain, bodies mutilated. the killer, nicknamed jack the ripper, has evaded detection. >> the trial is almost

Skin comes together, would not be easily seen by mechanics who you heard in alis interview, but an ultrasound might be more effective. the last detection that could have detected these cracks was done in march 2010. july 2009 when you had a football sized hole, a flight from nashville to baltimore. the ntsb determined metal fatigue was the cause. then two years ago, southwest paid the faa $7.5 million to settle complaints that it flew unsafe aircraft. federal officials citing the airline for not...