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think about it and what they think about how this moves the case forward, but certainly this huge pressure that's come from the families to have more information that could allow them to get financial or other redress from the saudi government is going to be the key part of the focus. and bayoumi's role and the details from the fbi despite much redaction lend more information to and credibility to the understanding that he did have connections with the saudi government again. still not entirely clear the precise nature. >> okay. nic robertson, so appreciate it. thank you. so the release of these documents come as communities across the country paused yesterday to honor the nearly 3,000 people killed in the 9/11 terror attacks. >> here's cnn's paolo sandoval. >> reporter: at dawn the unfurling of a flag over the
upon his return to the u.s. despite an outstanding warrant for his arrest at that time? >> it would be happy to look into the matter. we tried to provide everything that we had that would be responsive to the interests of the 9/11 commission at the time. >> in the years since 9/11 awlaki has become more operational, direct links to the massacre at fort hood, failed underwear bomber and fail attack at times square. what happened to those who facilitated the 19 hijackers. bayoumi left san diego for england shortly before the attacks. detained by scotland yard at the request of the fbi. >> the fbi never showed up and so they had no alternative but to release bayoumi. shortly thereafter, he returned to saudi arabia. >> he tried to remain in the up is. >> he tried to marry somebody. >> he was trying to protect his immigration status because he knew that a lot of agents were going to be coming down on him quickly. >> nevertheless, he was
jihadist pantheon. >> why did we let him? one office trying to keep out the other giving him a green card as a religious worker. the blind sheik did these fundraising tours through the united states. >> in another secret of 9/11, this fbi document written weeks after the attacks withheld the name of a man who in october 1992, hosted a party for sheik rahman. the inquiry into anyone 11 names the party host. >> he is named. >> a saudi national eight years later would be in san diego. according to investigators, a close associate of bayoumi. yes the same man who signed the lease for the hijackers and threw them a party. back in 1990, the blind sheik inspired another mission. november 5th, 1990, gunshots
was already a superstar in the jihadist pantheon. >> why did we let him? one office trying to keep out the other giving him a green card as a religious worker. the blind sheik did these fundraising tours through the united states. >> in another secret of 9/11, this fbi document written weeks after the attacks withheld the name of a man who in october 1992, hosted a party for sheik rahman. the inquiry into anyone 11 names the party host. >> he is named. >> a saudi national eight years later would be in san diego. according to investigators, a close associate of bayoumi. yes the same man who signed the lease for the hijackers and threw them a party. back in 1990, the blind sheik inspired another mission.
despite an outstanding warrant for his arrest at that time? >> it would be happy to look into the matter. we tried to provide everything that we had that would be responsive to the interests of the 9/11 commission at the time. >> in the years since 9/11 awlaki has become more operational, direct links to the massacre at fort hood, failed underwear bomber and fail attack at times square. what happened to those who facilitated the 19 hijackers. bayoumi left san diego for england shortly before the attacks. detained by scotland yard at the request of the fbi. >> the fbi never showed up and so they had no alternative but to release bayoumi. shortly thereafter, he returned to saudi arabia. >> he tried to remain in the up is. >> he tried to marry somebody. >> he was trying to protect his immigration status because he knew that a lot of agents were going to be coming down on him quickly. >> nevertheless, he was deported on immigration