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The single deaiest day for american troops since the war started nearly ten years ago. the military is still investigating the cause of the crash but the taliban were quick to claim responsibility saying they shot it down with a rocket propelled grenade. it appears that the force was beginning to launch a raid on a taliban compound in the province just southwest of kabul when the taliban rocket did take this helicopter down. now, in recent months the u.s. military here in kabul has been found of saying that they wrestled the momentum away from the the taliban but this attack, this very deadly ...

He said he saw personally 11 people killed since- night. over 160 injured from bullet wounds. many members of the youth revolutionary movement in yemen asking why is this happening? they're saying their movement is a peaceful one, they're not about violence, clashes. they don't understand why security forces are attacking them. they're very angry but they maintain they'll continue to come out into the streets not just of taiz but of other cities in yemen. they say they want the president to resign. they are committed to this movement despite any violence they might face from government forces....

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Will there be sentcentrifugal forces? >> is it in some way, tough analogy to make, like the collapse of the cold war, you knew the soviets, the one unifying enemy you were looking at, now with this splintering. the splintering, why it's a significant achievement, al qaeda as we knew it, may be crippled, if not on its way to death. does it make it more complicated to keep an eye on the other things happening? >> that's right. the rise of the affiliates of al qaeda. there's a more complex threat and rise of homegrown extremism, people not connected to al qaeda launching attacks. bin ladenism wil...

Facilitate him getting a lot of cash from saudi arabia. so that may dry up a bit. experts say a lot of the funding for al qaeda may shift toward that one wing of al qaeda that we mentioned in the piece, al qaeda in the arabian peninsula because they've proved effective in launching attacks, launching plots. but other al qaeda affiliates may see cash dry up now that bin laden is out of the scene. >> makes you wonder who built -- who funded the $1 million house he was hiding in in pakistan. maybe that will come out. brian todd, live in washington. after the killing of osama bin laden the count...