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Penn station to toronto every year. and the service crosses one of the most spectacular bridges in north america. sources tell abc news the plan involved planting bombs to blow up tracks and derail the trains. >> by derailing a train they were actually -- we were looking at a real threat to kill people, hurt people. >> reporter: the two arrested suspects had allegedly begun surveillance of trains in the toronto area, but authorities had been watching them since august of last year and the plot was disrupted before it became operational. here is one of the suspects in handcuffs, escorted by pol...

Sources tell abc news the plan involved planting bombs to blow up tracks and derail the trains. >> by derailing a train they were actually -- we were looking at a real threat to kill people, hurt people. >> reporter: the two arrested suspects had allegedly begun surveillance of trains in the toronto area, but authorities had been watching them since august of last year and the plot was disrupted before it became operational. here is one of the suspects in handcuffs, escorted by police. and an unexpected twist. canadian authorities claim there is a link to al qaeda and iran. >> the significance...

Amounts of evidence, take in from usama bin laden's secret compound, steve centanni is live in washington with more on that, steve in. >> reporter: heather, yeah, a wealth of information, now, being analyzed and u.s. officials say one thing is becoming clear. usama bin laden was still the operational leader of al qaeda. now, the evidence seized during the raid on bin laden's compound yielded phone numbers and documents and computers that officials hope will break the back of al qaeda. mong the items, a videotape showing him watching himself on tv and other evidence, indicates that he was activ...

Three widows, including the youngest, amal. u.s. officials hope the women can shed even more light on what bin laden's been doing over the past decade. nbc's peter alexander has those details from islamabad. >> reporter: besides combing through the treasure trove of evidence including videotapes seized inside osama bin laden's secret compound, u.s. officials tell nbc news that pakistan is prepared to give american intelligence officers access to osama bin laden's three widows, or to their information gathered from the interrogations. >> i think that these wives were not aware of the al qaeda o...