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This is CBS Eye on the World with John Batchelor.

Here's John Batchelor.

Visiting with the sisterhood, the secret history of women at the CIA by Liza Mundy, continuing.

It is June 25, 1993.

Heidi August, our heroine, for having fought the Soviets, having fought the Abu

Nidal, is drawn her way for another stationing.

She's moving around within the agency.

She's on her way to work that morning on the road, the access road that comes into the CIA.

She sees up ahead. A man get out of a brown Dotson, is my note here, and open fire.

Two agency officers are killed, many are wounded, he gets back in the car and flees.

Now this is June of 93.

Months later, there's an attempt to bring down one of the World Trade Center

towers with an enormous explosion that's eventually treated as a law enforcement

matter what we're seeing here is how hard it is to put together events and say

this is al-Qaeda this is an attack on the United States.

They're going to attack us.

Liza's book tells the story of how the women of the Counterterrorism Center put all these pieces together

and warned and warned and worn through the balance of the 90s.

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