SCIUTTO: A reinvented al Qaeda and a man some call the new bin Laden. One lawmaker says they are posing the biggest terror threat to the U.S. homeland in more than a decade. CNN's Brian Todd is working the story for us today. Brian, what are you finding out? How concerned should we be?</s>BRIAN TODD, CNN NATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: I think pretty concerned, Jim. I spoke with U.S. officials and to the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee today. He has got a really chilling warning. Mike Rogers says al Qaeda poses a bigger threat to attack inside the U.S. right now than it did before 9/11 and it's the smaller scale attacks he says that are the real danger.</s>TODD (voice-over): They have become the new faces of terrorism against America. Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, the failed airline underwear bomber. Nidal Hasan, the Fort Hood shooter. Guided in ideology by al Qaeda, now a jarring assessment of the threat from al Qaeda to launch an attack inside the U.S. from House Intelligence Committee chair Mike Rogers.
Terror Threat Worse than Before 9/11?