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
persistent across northern plains and totals by monday afternoon could be up to 10 inches. how much snow will we get out of the first round? actually the storm system that is really going to intensify and ramp up across the plains on tuesday? we re looking at totals just to the west of chicago, of up to 2 feet. quite a lot of snow, also a blizzard watch is in effect for the city of chicago and surrounding areas tuesday afternoon into wednesday afternoon and that ill when we ll see the strongest winds out of the system, gregg, all kinds of weather, thunderstorms, snow, blizzards. gregg: ugly! and, my back is sore from shoveling the last one. people say i shovel it all the time! maria, thanks. thank you. heather: casey steegel has been monitoring demonstrations across the u.s. supporting the protests in egypt. reporter: behind me at the egyptian consulate in los angeles.