u.s. officials say the full-body scanners in many u.s. and overseas airports probably would have picked up the latest al qaeda bomb. i think all things considered, yes, in high likelihood, it would have been detected. reporter: the fbi is analyzing the device. the next version of the underwear bomb that fizzled in 2009, worn by al qaeda terrorist, omar abdulmutallab al ab. we see an increase in the sophistication of the device. reporter: and the cia is adapting in yemen, scoring a huge coup, sources say. in this nation, where al qaeda is the most active. we don t have to worry about the ied or the would-be bomber. reporter: sources say the bomber was never a worry, but, in fact, a cia source, an asset, who brought the bomb out of yemen. infiltrating al qaeda would be a breakthrough. this is something we have been trying to do for a long time. so these sources, these methods of our collecting intelligence are really the crown jewels in terms of disrupting these p
in the midst of all this horror and atrocity? i think for the people who saw that cross, it wasn t that god was in the cross, it was the presence of god in the midst of that tragedy and the presence of god was in the people who gave themselves that day and the days and weeks afterwards. in october of 06, the cross was moved, but rather than end up in storage, it was placed outside saint peter s church, just a block from the world trade center. it s a great honor. it s been a real congregating place for many tourists that come to visit the 9-11 sites to stop here and lay flowers or wreaths and say a prayer. so it s been kind of a religious focus for many people of all faiths. just days ago, the cross was blessed again. and then lowered into its permanent home, the national 9-11 museum which will open next year. father has been here since 1999. he witnessed lower manhattan s change in an instant.
amen. one of the questions that was asked that day was, where is god in the midst of all this horror and atrocity? i think for the people who saw that cross, it wasn t that god was in the cross, it was the presence of god in the midst of that tragedy and the presence of god was in the people who gave themselves that day and the days and weeks afterwards. in october of 06, the cross was moved, but rather than end up in storage, it was placed outside saint peter s church, just a block from the world trade center. it s a great honor. it s been a real congregating place for many tourists that come to visit the 9-11 sites to stop here and lay flowers or wreaths and say a prayer. so it s been kind of a religious focus for many people of all faiths. just days ago, the cross was blessed again. and then lowered into its permanent home, the national 9-11 museum which will open next year. father has been here since 1999. he witnessed lower manhattan s
so a breezy start to the day. and clouds this morning but sunshine later on. breezy and much cooler. high only around 60-61 degrees today. that s a look at the weather. now here is an update on traffic from julie wright. if you re traveling the outer loop of the beltway you ll find lanes open leaving 95 toward georgia avenue. also on the outer loop, no problems to report living the springfield interchange in the direction of the wilson bridge. and slow leaving duke street on 395. lanes are are open out of germantown, falls road to the split. that s a check of your fox 5 on- time traffic. it has been a long and difficult night for rescue crews searching for survivors in the deadly mine blast in west virginia. conditions underground became too dangerous so crews had to back out, frustrating in the rescue efforts. craig boswell joins us live from raleigh county. craig, good morning. reporter: as you mentioned, a double dose of disappointing news this morning. not only di