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Group has less money. to be totally honest, no one knows exactly how much money they have, but it's clear al qaeda and a alive and well and is making money or at least trying. and that is without osama bin laden. >> very interesting. trying to make sense of the money trail. >> the human cost of the september 11 attacks is of course in-calculable, but it has been possible to put a price on the physical destruction. new york comptroller's say the city's economy lost as much as $95 billion. that includes the loss of more than 146,000 jobs. that is 83,000 redundancies and 63 positions that might h...

Destruction which occurred in the city. new york's comptroller reported that over the four years that followed the attacks the economy of new york lost up to $95 billion. that is total. and that total includes both one-time costs and ongoing diminished potential. it also includes the loss of more than 146,000 jobs. that's 83,000 redundancies and 63,000 posts that were never created. cleaning up ground zero cost more than $650 million. it take eight months and 19 days to complete. however, with the killing of osama bin laden many new yorkers feel now that they and their city have turned a corne...

Said we don't pay taxes. only the little people pay taxes. well, unfortunately, a lot of times that is true, because look at the top 400 earners in the country. their average income went up 392% since 1992 to 2007. but their tax rate went down 37%. we don't pay taxes, that's only for the little people. all right. now, how much savings did they get from the bush tax cuts just in the last year, the very rich? well, let's take a look. they got $146,000 in annual savings for the wealthiest 0.1%. did it help everybody? no. did it help the very rich? absolutely. did it decrease revenues? absolutely....

Other stories we're tracking tonight with joe johns. >> tornado warnings and watches are blanketing the south tonight as powerful storms rip across mississippi and alabama and move into georgia. states of emergency have been declared in mississippi, oklahoma, and alabama where at least one person has died. nine other people were killed by storms in arkansas and oklahoma yesterday. in new york, the mother of a woman found dead on long island says a man used her daughter's cell phone to make calls to the family claiming he killed her. melissa barthelemy's body is one of eight settles of remain...

As powerful storms rip across mississippi and alabama and move into georgia. states of emergency have been declared in mississippi, oklahoma, and alabama where at least one person has died. nine other people were killed by storms in arkansas and oklahoma yesterday. in new york, the mother of a woman found dead on long island says a man used her daughter's cell phone to make calls to the family claiming he killed her. melissa barthelemy's body is one of eight settles of remains discovered on long island since december. japanese officials ordered owners of the fukushima daiichi power plant t...