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Katie Couric and writer Mary Alice Williams discuss tonight's top stories, including an exclusive interview with a former al Qaeda terrorist who tells how the group operates. (CBSNews.com)

Only On The Web: Katie Couric and Rome Hartman preview tonight's stories, which include the U.S. operation in Somalia, violence in Baghdad and Apple's introduction of the iPhone.

The US government has warned of an al-Qaeda call to attack US online stock market and banking services.

A new audiotape allegedly from al Qaeda's leader in Iraq has surfaced. He claims 12,000 fighters in Iraq and calls President Bush "the most stupid president in U.S. history." Drew Levinson reports.

The second-in-command of Islamic militant network al-Qaeda has called on Muslims to harm "criminal" America.