broadcasting. we ll have more straight ahead. we begin with that breaking news. also today fears that al qaeda could try to explode explosives hidden inside the bodies of terrorists. the warning comes on the one-year anniversary of the death of osama bin laden. reports in america and the middle east have been stepped up as we get new intelligence with hints at potential and future al qaeda threats. german agents found a memory chip in his underwear. first it looked like it was a pornographic movie but what they found was actual operations drawn up some of al qaeda s, drawn up by some of al qaeda s most senior operatives, the plans include hijacking a cruise ship, dressing the passengers in orange jumpsuits to mimic guantanamo bay prisoners. this morning we join commissioner ray kelly. nice to see you. when you hear about threats like this, a consistent drip, drip, drip of what s happening in the world and what could impact us here. how does that change how new york law enfo
schedule. seaworld and the family of slain killer whale trailer dawn brancheau are trying to keep video of the attack from public. under florida law, once the investigation concludes, those tapes could be made public. her family is consulting the same lawyer who successfully represented late nascar dlifr dale earnhardt s family in a similar battle. as tax day approaches, the i.r.s. is offering more flexibility. with millions of people out of work or suffering income drops, the commissioner is loosening rules for negotiating tax settlements. the agency will also open about 1,000 offices on saturdays, so people can work on the debts with employees to try to resolve the tax debts. so who says the i.r.s. doesn t have heart?