>> i hope so. >> that's a question. that obviously, i cannot discuss because it's a gentleman's game. it's both sides going after each other. welcome back to our viewers here in the united states and from all around the world, i'm rosemary church and this is cnn newsroom. the hunt for the leader of isis came to a dramatic end. new details on how the raid to kill baghdady unfolded. plus president trump has taken heat for his policies, but will a murder of the isis leader give the president a political boost? and russian officials were some of the first to get the news

about the raid. but they are question iing the u.s. account of what happened. we are live in moscow. >> good to have you with us. the death of the isis leader is being hailed as a blow against terrorism. but isis is still a real threat in much of the world. donald trump made the dramatic attachment of the death on sunday. providing what he described as the details of the raid by u.s. special forces. trump said he was chased into a tunnel and blew himself up. this drone footage shows you the destruction left behind from that thad paid. terror experts who there will be

a next command. the u.s. defense official says they must be dealt with immediately before u.s. troops withdraw from syria. nick paton walsh takes a look at the scene after the u.s. ride. raid. >> the part of syria where he chose to hide out is ab extra ordinary choice. in the deepest heartland of the ideological rival and it seems remote yet also well defended. startling images of the trux. it was the hardest of places to get into it hardest to guess. this is all that's left of where the most wanted man. hid. flattened to rubble by repeated airstrik airstrikes. cleared up by the islamists who control the area. we obtained the images from a

local cameraman. civil yans bond too often to light. the dekt? coated and taking away. shells lit red the area before u.s. commanders blew holes through the the compound walls. alaska mad was woken just before is 1:00 p.m. and was shocked to see lover hovering hadn't minute us. it's as far as one could completely shatter. waiting until sunrise before we saw the bodies. women and children, body parts, about six to seven dead. >> we heard he was baghdad but people this was where it was

it -- no one nknows exactly wha happened. below here is the tunnel where president trump said he blew himself up killing his three children with him. there was so little left to pick over here. his sudden ben ent end. his appearances in the world he cursed with radicalized violence. there's a number of children left with locals, but a key one about who was it that sheltered him, possibly for woks or thmons if you heard a local thought these would be displaced. but a maybe more kplaex complexion story and one where one of the many almostists groups fngs. it's hard to operate without some sort of broader militia

providing sponsorship. that may also atist in how come the most wanted man hid out to long to turkey's southern border. president trump is hailing the baghdady raid as a strategic and symbol ussic victory. would he announce the news on sunday? the prosecute droibd the final moments of the isis leader etc. >> no personnel were lost in the operation. a large the out of of baghdady's fighters were killed with him. he died after running into a dead end tunnel whimpering and crying. >> cnn's jeremy diamond has more on the u.s. operation to kill

baghdady. >> reporter: stepping out into the white house did you wantic reception room on sunday. president trump savoring a rare foreign policy victory announcing the death of their fa founder. it came after weeks of criticism from democrats and republicans over policy in syria, his withdrawal of u.s. troops from that country. on sunday the president enjoying this victory as we talked about h death and the mt. talking about a top foreign poi pol sit for him bought about the fact it took years to try to coture him, but the president went into troex senatorially he laid out the time line of the weeks of surveillance that it took to get to the point where u.s. special

forces arrived at the compound to carry out this raid. and the president also described in detail his final moments. >> he ignited his vest killing himself and the three children. his body was mutilated by the blast. the tunnel had caved in in addition. but test results gave certain immediate and totally positive identification. it was him. the thug who tried so hard to intimidate others spent his last moments in ulter fear in total panic anders that, terse sighed of the forces. >> the president emphasized that he was whimpering and cry handgun in his find final moments. he wouldn't say whether that was something he could hear from inside theuation's rool as the

president took down the head offist us, that organization whose territorial caliphate has been destroyed that the president took a moment to not trying to glorify the leaders, but instead focusing on the fact he was nothing more than a coward in his final moments. that was slernly at the mess olk. but russia's military is questioning the u.s. account of the raid. a spokesman says moscow received conflicting accounts that raised doubt of the level of success. and despite president trump thanking russia for helping help, it's not aware of vading any assistance. >> for me this opinion we join him now live from moscow.

why is russia even doubting the road took place. >> it's a strange one, definite live. it may be because the russians like to cast themselves as the main victor on with that syrian allies against urk irk and sere syria. so it would be seccing the significant of this victory. there fl despite the real differences in the description that we just heard so colorfully from president trump to the actual situation that took place on the ground, but thr differences in which the russians say took place compare to what the americans say. the russians say there were no airstrikes in that region where he was killed. you can see the whole area has

been completely flattened by airstrikes. the russians, you control the air spike. they haven't recalled any strikes in the dare. also say thad didn't open the air space. that's in contradiction to what president trump said. he actually thanked the russians for making the air space available to the helicopters carrying special forces to the compound. so that's another sick from the american version of this. the other issue that the russians bring up is this area where the compound was located is controlled by the al qaeda affiliate. he and they kill each other in sight is what the russians are saying. so any thence sense that the isis leader sort of stayed there for any lents of time. it requires some evidence from

the united states. >> intriguing. math math joining us life live with the details. turnkey welcomes the outcome of the raid, but it's prompting to absentee how about wow he was able to get so close to the border. we tails object the call for an investigation into his movements that's next. that trap odors and release them back into the room. so, try febreze fabric refresher febreze finds odors trapped in fabrics (bubbles popping) and cleans them away as it dries. use febreze every time you tidy up to keep your whole house smelling fresh air clean. fabric refresher even works for clothes you want to wear another day. make febreze part of your clean routine for whole home freshness. ♪la la la la la.

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turkey is calling into an investigation into the isis leader's movements in syria prior to the u.s. raid that killed him. turkey's kmooun indications director tweeted those responsible for helping and tolerating such movements need to be investigated and brought to justice. he was killed in the province far west of the once capital of isis caliphate. turkey calls the raid a great success but says the fight to wipe out terrorism needs to continue without interruption. so let's get more now on this

from near the border and giants us live. what are they saying a about this raid? >> on the one hand, you have turkey like other countries that have suffered from isis attacks welcoming the killing of the leader. but no one is under any illusion this is the end of the fight against isis. it's a significant blow to the group. it couldn't have come at a worse time, but everyone realizes that the ideology is still alive and so many sleeper cells in the region. and more than 10,000 fighters

have gone underground since the defeat of the caliphate. on the other hand, the reaction here is that they are asking questions that they want an investigation into the movement of abu bakr al baghdadi inside syria. it's controlled by the forces or the regime. there's speculation and people believe he could on the border between iraq and syria in western iraq and eastern syria, but not many expected he would be in what is considered to be this his toll territory where you have other rival jihadist groups. but at the same time while

turkey is asking these questions, you have orrs pointing the finger at turkey. how did they not know he was that close to the border. just a few away from the border. >> joining us with that live report the syria/turkey border. >> more on the security impli nations on this operation, we are live in london with the international security director for the asia pacific terrorism. good to be with you. >> how is the death of the le leader abu bakr al baghdadi and is it bigger than the killing of osama bin laden as president trump has suggested? >> only time will tell if al baghdadi's death is more significant. symbolically, it is very

important, as your respond was just mentioning, that isis had taken a number of hits. its land mass had decreased and arrested or captured or killed. the plot is not to the level it once was. you can kill an individual but the doctrine lives object. one of the key leaders of the movement in iraq that was killed in years ago, everyone thought that was the end of the insurgency in iraq, but it evolve d to isis. we don't know how this movement will evolve and what technicals may spread and r morph into. it's premature to wrist the pitch area, but he stil lives on in different manifestations.

>> isis is very much alive and what kmakt might it have going forward? >> he has a number of affiliates that operate independently from the group in egypt n libya, in afghanistan. they have their own command cell structure, their own ability to carry out coordinated attack which is is devastating. we already know also that there were divisions within isis earlier this year. in fact, it seemed to be mutiny fwens that isis's control over iraq and syria has splintered into smaller entities. so there are separate groups in syria in airk. the question is will the group ace line in the future? we'reing iraq against the government. there are protests takes place.

whenever there's distap into that. in syria, the civil yar continues. there's stability in northeast're ya with the turk i object incursion. the role of rush yarks all these different factors and the instability that follows, means that terrorists can exploit the situation, especially if the west takes theiruate off the ball. >> who in syria far from his isis stronghold and so close to the turkish border. >> this is a very important question. certainly we know that he had a lot of resource, there were still people loyal to him. the belief he was carrying amount of cash, cash can buy things temporarily. what's interesting is where he was caught. this is not northeast syria or

raqqah, which was the cap tat at one time. ad lib is controlled and influenced by turkey. they have observation poll us is the operation could not have happened physical many of the terrorist foreign fight verse traveled through turkey into syria. so the turks can provide a lot of information and on-system of what transpired. it's something to how much they know and how much are they willing to share? there's bye-bye question marks about that. >> thank you so much for joaning us. >> the driver charged in the deaths of 39 people in the uk is in the coming hours. he faces multiple charges including manslaughter and conspiracy to traffic people. sol peoples.

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welcome back to cnn newsroom. want to check the headlines for you this hour. donald trump says isis leader al baghdadi is dead. but now there's a vacuum at the

top of the leadership. the top isis members will try to fill. trump told the world in detail how he died during a military raid in syria. a source tells cnn he's may be disposed of at sea. the death was called a turning point in the fight against isis. however, the kurdish-led democratic forces say cur turkeys offensive delayed by more than a month. they are questioning whether the raid even happened and a spokesman says conflicting accounts about the operation raised questions and doubts about its existence and success. president trump had thanked russia for its help while announcing the raid, but moscow says it's unaware of providing any assistance. president trump did not mince words in describing al baghdadi's death on sunday saying he was whimpering, crying and screaming as u.s. forces closed in. this video shows what the scene

looked like after the raid nothing but rubble and debris. here's the just susquehanna susquehanna with more. >> the aim was to capture abu bakr al baghdadi and if we couldn't capture him, we were going to kill him. we tried to call him out and surrender. he refused. he went down to a sub trainhouse area and he dekilled himself. >> there's more details on how this operation unfolded. >> reporter: president trump offered details about how abu bakr al baghdadi met his fate when special poforces landed at the compound in syria, where he had been hiding out. about 100 troops coming in on 8 helicopters with overwhelming

fire power. they called for al baghdadi to come out. he apparently fled into an underground tunnel. it was at this point he detonated himself. u.s. forces spent about two hours at the compound gathering negligence. the kind of thing they typically lock for. laptop computers, cell phone data, any kmt documents, anything that might guf them clues about who baghdad beijing been communicating with, what the network looks like, whether there are other clues that might take them to additional raids, additional hiding places of other targets. now for now, the u.s. troops had a very successful mugs two were slight lu jurd. us with u.s. troops coming out

of yooer ka syria is whether they will be able to continue these kinds of raids. they had to depend clearly on intelligence on the ground. and if u.s. troops are not on the ground, getting that intelligence to be able to conduct these raids may be inb creasingly hard. democrats are criticizing president trump for not telling congressional leaders about the plans for the baghdad raid. here's how the house intelligence chairman responded after revealing they are usually briefed but had not been notify the by the president. >> the reason to notify the gang of eight is frankly more important when things go wrong. if the president said it was dangerous flying in, the russians could have shot down american planes. that was miensing. but had this escalated, had

something someone gone. it's to the are min straegs advantage to say we have we are going in. we are aware of the risks. we gave them the chance to fied feedback. us think that's a mistalk. >> joining me now is scott lucas a professor at the university of birming ham. good to have you with us. >> good morning. >> let's look at the politics of this raid that ended in the death of abu bakr al baghdadi. why didn't president trump tell key democrats and some republicans about the operation, even a after it was completed. no u.s. lives were at risk. and why would he not tell them but talk to russia about it instead. >> according to donald trump, his conference yesterday, he department tell nance b sit pelosi and presumedly the other

leaders because he didn't believe pelosi would keep the right secret he accused her of jeopardizing the operation. he poedly made a statement that said it is important that congress be resulted. but about trump's strategy in area. the first front is trump faced criticism from democrats and republicans for his sudden word to ritz drawl affect i want. he endorses turning irk offensive into curd-held donald trump likes vladimir putin. he likes to be liked by vladimir putin. and that's why he praised russia repeatedly during the conference yesterday. even his moscow said, hey, i we didn't know anything about this. >> it's a big slap in the face to president trump. why do you think rash is lower.

whether questioning whether it happened at all. >> because russia wants to keep trump on a string. this isn't just true about yesterday. whenever trump praises russia, they will stay back and say we're not sure about this policy. because it has the affect of make iing them try harder to apl to moscow. secondly, wants to keep talking in syria. but not just during the administration. russia has taken the initiative. not only in defending the assad regime. of but in taking advantage of the political process and russian dots not want washington to come back to the certain of syrian politics through the claim they have killed baghdad and the leading military force in syria right now. >> presidential hopeful and he was asked whether he thought president trump deserved credit

for the role that played baghdad. >> i don't know what part the president played in it. i'm not being facetious. i don't know. if he were part of the exkult, then yeah, i think the president should spend more time like president obama did. giveing credit to the incredible military and intelligence opportunity that planned it. and so if he was a part to have and you listen to these folks, it's good. >> so joe biden admits the death of al baghdadi is a good thing. but the military should be getting more credit along with the intelligence community. every president tnt they don't credit and will this give trump politically. >> i would just ask viewers to compare the tone of trump's statement yesterday with the tone of barack obama's statement eight years ago.

upon the killing of osama bin laden. and that can make up their own made which state gives credit and reflect what is it means for american agencies. . and i'll ask this fact. officials said two outlets like "the new york times" that donald trump almost led to the operation because his sudden order to withdraw forces from syria put that operation in upday. they had to be hittered to make shoour it took place before the withdrawal occur. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> president trump rereceived a less than on sunday. >> trump was greeted by boos and

chants of "lock him up" after his picture appeared on the jumbotron. he and the first lady were attending game five of the world series in washington. this is the first baseball game trump has attended as president. yet he did not throw out the first pitch chrks is usually a tradition. ainstead that honor went to trup critic jose andrews. president trump is facing anger like that all over the united states. fuelled in part but the focusing on his administration's dealings with ukraine. but in ukraine, some ukrainians tell clarissa ward it's not their problem. >> reporter: ukraine is still front and center in the u.s.'s political crisis more than a month after the impeachment inquiry began. the country has gone to lengths not to take sides and risk much-needed partisan support from the u.s.

us be ukraine president, it's an uncomfortable to be in. during a press krves he joked he wanted to be world famous, but not for this. at the lunch, it's front page news. the paper recently made waves with this headline that quickly went viral. >> thun with is sto striking to me because you're toug about a shady cast of characters. there's the president to the united states. >> did you know it would create such waves online when you came out with this cover? >> no, we did the not seeing it cop thing. >> did you have a moment at all of thinking, are we going to get in trouble at all for having picture of president trump right under the word shady. >> not really. we're not making anything up here.

and it's not farfetched. it's all very clear. it's all connected. >> anti-corruption analysts have spent years investigating many of the figures on the kain kain b ied and ufs disturbed to see the white house dealing with such dubious characters. >> they were happy during the last half a year. it's absolutely outrageous. it's very disappointing. i would never believe that something like that could happen. >> on the streets of keyiest, few have such strong opinions about america's political turmoil. >> we don't care about the story. >> a problem the president of the united states is not about us. we have our own problems. >> chief among them for president zelensky, the war against separatists in the east

of the country. ukraine depends on u.s. military those who understand what's at risk are at safety. >> do you think people are angry? >> absolutely. people are angry and secure. and i will explain why people are scared. it's etc. tense shl need for ukraine to have the support of the united states. we want to leave under good use. but in order to resist the pressure from russia, we need to rely on the sport. >> but as america's mitt call crisis deepens, his hand is only left to try to ride out the storl. the leader of isis may be dead but his brand of violence remains. when we return we'll look at the legacy of abu bakr al baghdadi and the atrocities he inspired.

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. wre want to return to our top story. al baghdabu bakr al baghdadi ma dead, but his legacy of terror lives on. it was felt around the world as he inpyred others to kill in the name of isis. robin kurt know has more on the violence he had imposes. >> reporter: the shear brutality that abu bakr al baghdadi exploited is difficult to comprehend. this is the aftermath of the isis terror attacks in paris in 2015. 130 people were killed, this of them at the cob certificate hall.

laurt area it was attacked in a then france vs again struck this time during a bastille day celebration. a large truck drimpb by a man plowed through dozens of people on the promenade. the cope of his influence is being felt. and bangladesh would be the m s massacre of the pulse nightclub will also unspired wit u.s. u.s. and the methods used to cause maximum terror r were amplified by social media. it was not just to kill or crucify, he tried to make sure as many as possible, horrifying videos to make sure it was replayed again b and ben again. he snatched and flaunted them and deaths by beheading on

camera. and he killed thousands of people at home in the middle east. the united nations determined isis and other groups in iraq and syria constituted genocide women were targeted and used as sex slaves brout liezed by rape and torture. >> he department just destroy lives, but relics of prooefrs civilizations. his brand of violence was carefully nurtured and exported. baghdad might be dead, but the specific hate is no. physical. the u.s. military operation that killed abu bakr al baghdadi was named after american kayla mueller. she was held host act by isis and killed in 2015. mous national security explains why her name was choeds b.

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