Video shows hijackers cleared after extra screening at Dulles
Surveillance footage from Washington Dulles on the morning of September 11 2001 shows four of five hijackers being pulled aside for additional checks after triggering metal detectors before boarding American Airlines Flight 77 bound for the Pentagon. The video includes a screeners bag check of Nawaf al Hazmi, and notes the attackers Khalid al Mihdhar Majed Moghed Nawaf al Hazmi were linked to al Qaida since 1999 and placed on a terrorism watch list in August 2001.
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Sept 11 panel cites institutional failings in government
The final report says hijackers exploited deep institutional failings over years but does not blame Bush or Clinton. It notes al Qaida threats were taken seriously by both presidents and that the attacks resulted from long planning, with findings previewed amid partisan debate.
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Saudi student acquitted in terror case deported from Idaho
Sami Al Hussayen, a Saudi graduate student, was released and deported from Boise after being acquitted of terrorism support charges. He left the United States for Saudi Arabia on one of the day’s early flights, with defense saying he is en route. The jury found him not guilty on terrorism counts but deadlocked on eight immigration counts.
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