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We're also learning fascinating new details about the way bin laden communicate friday the compound in pakistan with supporters. >> without getting picked up, with no e-mail address. he would type out directives and dump it on a thumb drive and give to his courier. the courier would take it outside to a cut-out. the other man, the third party would be cut out of the loop. he didn't know he was getting something from bin laden. that man would download it, send out the e-mail. when they wanted information back, they would reverse the process all the way back. but, wolf, we're also hearing that b...

announced candidate's past, charges of hypocrisy and where he fits into the growing field of contenders. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." two weeks after the death of osama bin laden we've learned u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s who stormed the compound and killed him had cameras on their helmets. while we've been showing you an animated version of what likely happened that night, u.s. officials now are studying actual digital recordings of the raid. our pentagon correspondent chris lawrence is here in "...

Any need to raise the national terror alert system level. the new threat system that replaced the color codes. our understanding is this is a sort of two-step process. they took the stuff out of bin laden's house, it was taken first to afghanistan where the u.s. military took a very quick look through it, electronically transmitted some information back, then all bundled up and brought back here to the u.s. for a more complete analysis. we also have been told the federal government has put out an all call for anybody who has the highest security level clearance and speaks arabic to help them g...

>> absolutely. it's important to establish that communication with the hostage-taker so that you can find out exactly what he wants. in that process, it buys you time and it allows the management and the decision-makers and the leadership of that police department to slow down the process, to cool this guy out, chill him out, for lack of a better term, and be able to continue to get what we call eyes on or some type of visual connection with the hostage-taker. that's typically done via snipers or sharpshooters, looking through high-powered lenses, and it enables them to slow things down but fe...

Rod rosenstein was released in an effort to justify and defend the scope of a mueller -- makes clear on august 2nd, bob mueller was given more latitude that the scope widened. it seems like that may have been a point when he was made aware of more wrong doing and that he could have learned a whole lot of things before this referral was made to the u.s. attorney's office that resulted in monday's raid. couldn't you talk to bob mueller's process, bob mueller's attention to detail and the way an investigation work and what they would have gleaned from and taken before they handed it off for perha...