million fine, claiming the wireless giant misled customers when they severely slowed down data speeds for many paying for the unlimited service plan, making it difficult for many to surf the web, use the gps, or stream video. in some cases speeds were being slowed down so much that users were not even able to use their phones for the most basic purposes. reporter: they call it throttling, where a data provider will knowingly put the brakes on customers using a large amount of data every month. columnist tim stenovic says it happened to him. the mapping apps weren t loading instagram wasn t loading. reporter: in a release at&t says it will vigorously dispute the penalty. we have been fully transparent with our customers, providing notice in multiple ways and going well beyond the fcc s disclosure requirements. at&t stopped offering unlimited data in 2010. existing customers
his mother overcome with grief. fans asking if the game he loved contributed to his death. a hero throws a tackle in a walmart parking lot. the iraq war vet trying to stop a suspect with a knife who took a woman s purse. but up first, al qaeda unmasked. in just four hours, the world gets to see a massive stack of documents from osama bin laden s compound. for the last 12 months, the documents were analyzed by intelligence officials and this morning, at 9:00 a.m. eastern they ll be posted online. we re told the information includes digital, audio and video files, printed materials, recording devices and handwritten documents. nic robertson live in london this morning. nic, peter bergen previewed those bin laden documents. in them, osama bin laden says we need to extend and develop our operations in america and not keep it limited to only blowing up airplanes. it s terrifying. reporter: it s absolutely terrifying. one of those documents, he says, specifically to his sor