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Picked up, based on my contacts, in yemen, he was picked up in an al-qaeda safe house in the capitol, there was an incident in the hospital, a shooting incident, he tried to escape, and now he's in yemeni customer der. but once again, you're finding american citizens in the horn of africa and also in yemen, and many counterterrorism experts say this has become in many respects sort of the new afghanistan in terms of recruitment and also in terms of training westerners for operations in that iran and the concern that they will take those operations outside of the region to the united states. al...

Cars, mercedes but they liked american, too, lincolns, carpets, funnishings for the villas and food, food, and more food. take a listen. >> the simple people didn't have enough to eat, they didn't have rice, they were dying, the leaders wanted food to be bought for themselves from all over the world. >> reporter: and always, there was money for weaponry. kim told me he got businessmen to go along with him to get around the embargos and bans by first paying cash, second, top dollar, third, and then some, about 30 percent more. why is he going public now? let's step back a little bit. he was unh...

The bracelet, a te tent, clearly, at the time that amber dubois disappeared and last month when chelsea king was killed. jane: what is the state saying about what appears to be this lapse in security? >> reporter: right now the blame is directed clearly at the parole board and the executive staff, not the field agents and that's an important distinction of the california department of corrections and rehabilitation. here's why. the parole, the agents had basically recommended just before his final parole board hearing that this guy remain under supervision because, according to the field agent...

Tacoma airport. >> reporter: we have seen how birds and planes do not mix well, and now the radar system, the first in the country's, being tested here. they could ultimately give pilots a warning before they hit the birds. each year anywhere between 10,000 and 80,000 bird strikes occur in the u.s., and there is damage to planes in about 10% of the cases. so radar systems being tested here would give pilots a 24/7 view of the bird activity, and also possibly a way to forecast when birds are going to be around airports. jon? jon: on the job hunt today at a college job fair where only students a...

To remain free. jon: in the bottom box, a hearing for the boy accused of gunning down his father's pregnant fiancee. they're trying to figure out whether he should be tried as an adult. jane: want to get to developing news on health care at this hour, just a few minutes ago the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, was talking to reporters indicating she may have the votes to pass a sweeping overhaul of the season in just days. take a listen. >> we stand ready to stay as long as it takes to pass the bill. i think members are eager to pass a bill and, again, it won't be long before we'll be makin...