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radar. we are now learning how exactly osama bin laden, once the most wanted man in the world and apparently a prolific e-mailer, managed to stay ahead of the u.s. government for so long. although he didn't have a phone or internet access in his hideout, bin laden managed to stay in touch with his contacts by giving a courier e-mail messages on a flash drive. the courier would then go to a distant internet cafe to send and receive bin laden's messages. navy s.e.a.l.s hauled away about 100 of those drives. they may contain hundreds of e-mail addresses leading investigators to others. ...

the u.s. to unilaterally raid that compound, killing osama bin laden is using this as another example as the sacrifices this country has made in the war on terror. that's the latest from islamabad, i'm peter alexander. now back to you. >> nbc news has learned that u.s. officials have interrogated the three wives of osama bin laden who were taken into pakistani custody after the raid that killed bin laden. military and intelligence officials told nbc news that the women have not provided any new details about bin laden's movements or about al qaeda activities. in fact, officials say t...

hello and good morning. i'm lynn berry. today we begin with off the radar. we are now learning how exactly osama bin laden, once the most wanted man in the world and apparently a prolific e-mailer, managed to stay ahead of the u.s. government for so long. although he didn't have a phone or internet access in his hideout, bin laden managed to stay in touch with his contacts by giving a courier e-mail messages on a flash drive. the courier would then go to a distant internet cafe to send and receive bin laden's messages. navy s.e.a.l.s hauled away about 100 of those drives. they may co...

after causing a ruckus outside the cockpit. >> good evening. man now in federal custody and awaiting hearing on charges of dig 0-- disobeying the orders of flight crew. the pilot remained calm as he requested a priority landing. listen. >> american 1561 we need priority handling on arrival. we have a conflict here. we need priority. >> you are receiving it. >> cool. >>reporter: suspect now in custody. federal custody has been identified as 28-year-old man here carrying a california identification card with an address in vallejo. so what happened? well his cousin tells us that the out...

chronicle violated their rights. chronicle director offered his own comments saying. -- required by key people in the white house communications office who told us it would remove our reporter then threaten retaliation to chronicle reporters if we reported on the ban. henry brady the dean of the goldman school of policy says the white house is making too much of a benign protest. >> they might have gently chided something, we told you you could only file a print report. we are distressed. but we understand the world has changed. that's the proper response. >> reporter: the chronicle ...