this town is term media as are the headlines keep it on al-jazeera we return you now to our new bin laden more news to come. while in sudan bin ladin remained politically active. for most of the nine hundred ninety s. he maintained an office in london named the advisory and reformation committee. the office was believed to have been involved in distributing literature critical of the saudi regime. following bomb attacks in riyadh and hobart and saudi arabia sudan started to come under increasing pressure to expel its controversial guest. investigators believed bin laden was tied at some level to both attacks. it was not the whole. somalia it was where bin laden chose to open up his first front against the united states. in one nine hundred ninety two and the marines were sent there on a relief mission. bin ladin provided on's and expertise to the somalis. soon after american helicopters was shot down and marines attacked and killed in the streets of mogadishu. the americans withdrew. another superpower humiliated another bin laden victory. the pressure on sudanese president omar al bashir

to months after announcing his jihad bin laden put his words into action. al qaeda was behind the bombings of the u.s. embassies in nairobi and dar es salaam in august nine hundred ninety eight. as he had promised bin ladin was taking the global war to america. the americans understood that al qaeda could attack at any place and at any time. but some experts raised the possibility that the attacks were masterminded more by the egyptian militants than by bin laden himself. on twenty years august before the attack i received a phone call from the government as a variety and he spoke in english as he's very fluent in english and he told me that bin laden is sitting next to him but since he cannot communicate in english so he was sending the guards and doctors are why he told me that. mr bin laden is denying his involvement and there's involvement in the bone beings of the u.s. embassies in kenya and tanzania so he wanted me to convey this message through the media he said things like. i did not know ramzi yousef before the world trade center bombing which left

bin laden still had friends in afghanistan. at the time in nine hundred ninety six the country was under the presidency of burhanuddin rabbani. allies of the afghan president recognize that bin ladin was in need of a new century. and though none that can be had as you are working on a rather. from the you in the saudis. he were fee if that as far as yeah wife to mean himself had. done. well on arc. from osama bin laden but the. trade on the market. for some still be an issue. yet. which is. one down the you know what the. stats say off. the most of how this one then we move the. start self-command on who is in a new york us son jeb we were one the. sudan. do you walk in the similar with the true this with. as i think of challenges by some of the whole holiday no yeah that's gonna testing and there's a lot of how much i want to deal. with some of the doubling of workers' thoughts with russia afghanistan. bin ladin and he's egyptian allies left sudan and returned to afghanistan. the pressure was lifted on sudan which had been at r

pakistan had failed to convince the taliban to turn over osama bin laden. the americans had demanded bin ladin be expelled. the pakistanis inquired. the taliban refused. following the nine hundred ninety eight bomb attacks in east africa bin laden's name moved higher up on america's most wanted list the cia set up a bin laden unit and the u.s. offered a reward of five million dollars for information about bin laden's whereabouts. several years later that reward increased significantly. determined. the members of this august house had a rare you know i just this has carried out strikes inside the front of finance with pakistan's foreign minister at the time you spoke before an angry parliament enraged by the u.s. missile strike and what they saw as a violation of pakistani sovereignty and the information suggests that the ms i look back as a result in loss of innocent lives which is because it's concerned. until then pakistani officials have heard little from the outside world about the exploits of the saudi born leader. well the surprising thing is be a defe

prior to the attacks on september eleventh two thousand and one bin laden was called one high level meeting the taliban and they expressed to bin ladin their frustration with ashmit shah masood who's forces represented the only could he said military opposition to the taliban and the only such group to be taken seriously in the west. and how to. manage them is diminished him at least a couple of. them over. for some. we haven't he i mean it is on the shelf with the size of them but what about the deaths of them. over what in order to do was something that estimate for them to. see. that in. september eleventh two thousand and one. the holy war or jihad which bin laden had to go. fled against the united states three years earlier and nine hundred ninety eight had now arrived on the streets of america. or god. and. the nine eleven attacks sparked a chain reaction of events. america demanded bin laden be handed over. the taliban refused america went to war the taliban were ousted from power. it was some years later a full bin ladin claimed direct responsibility for the attacks. on the muslim o

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and yet the point remains the same that when osama bin laden saw george w. bush he saw a mark.e saw a guy who was dying to take advantage of a crisis and to get away with blood murder that was exactly what happened. that brings us to the invasion. this did not have to happen. there was no imperial japan that we were at work. it was a group of 400 men they were not the taliban which was the religious leadership with america, pakistani and saudi help that had taken over afghanistan in the 1990s. they were the arab afghans and not even more of them is a small group of men mostly from saudi arabia and egypt who were exiled to afghanistan. they had organized the attack there to a degree but mostly the attack was organized inside the united states and germany and spain in malaysia. don't need a safe haven to make a phone call. there was an argument inside the bush administration about how to exploit the situation and how badly to conflate the two different groups together. they were determined to go to war. in fact they could've negotiated in the televangelist did offer to negotiate

our mission was clear. >> reporter: they missed osama bin laden.when that happened? >> indeed yes. in one of the camps i was there. in the tent where i was, there was one death and one serious injury. >> reporter: dean was unharmed. once again, he had defied death, but this time he wasn't disappointed because, he says, he was no longer dreaming of martyrdom. would you say that the embassy bombings was the beginning of the end of your infatuation with al qaeda? >> yes. i don't like the direction. i almost got killed. and the direction is going to get thousands -- tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands kids over the next decade or two or three. so my thoughts started to linger on leaving. and i started to think about going back to saudi arabia or to go and live in any of the neighboring countries, like qatar or kuwait, go into university and become a vhistor teacher. that was the plan. what a naive plan it was. >> reporter: why naive? >> because once you're in the game, you're never going to get out. >> reporter: but dean was determined to tie. in

bin laden is dead. >> the day osama bin laden's life came to an end. >> bin laden shot to death insidesources usama bin laden is dead. >> the day that he found out the sorry about the 72 virgins waiting for him on the other side, was boom, he's dead. >> the world's most wanted man. >> bin laden. >> osama bin laden. >> the leader of al qaeda. >> shot in mack stan. >> shot in the face, dead and buried at sea. >> is dead. >> the united states is conducted a operation that killed osama bin laden. we can say to those families who lost loved ones, al qaeda's terror, justice has been done. ♪ steve: seven years ago today navy seals invade the compound of osama bin laden and kid him in an operation that took under an hour. how far have we come on the fight against terror since then? let's talk to the navy seal that killed osama bin laden, rob o'neill. author of the book which is out in paperback. >> good morning,. steve: steve i have seen the montage a couple times before but i still get goose bump. >> that was operate with geraldo talking about it, i was watching from afghanistan, a lot of sou

some of bin laden as a result the pakistani government was quite justifiably offended by this lack of trust between now and that the cia had done this without involving the site and it all came out of fame with the hole in his shoe at george w. bush plans to start his political career and got that story and plenty more after this short break. it's. a world cup twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers of all but there was one more question by the way it's going to be our coach. guys i know you are nervous he's a huge star among us and a huge amount of pressure come up you have to go meet the center of the beach but probably it will. go over great great if you are the rock at the back nobody gets past you we need you to get the ball going let's go. alone and doesn't want to you know and i'm really happy to join our team for the two thousand and ten world cup in russia meet this special one i was also appreciate me to just say to review the our team's latest edition to make up a bigger need to just say look. welcome back to the u.k. police monitoring group

how would osama bin laden react to some of the things you've just said and these ideas? >> well, it's interesting, you know, osama bin laden and taliban we have now enough declassified information and also open source available information now they were seeking to target african-american muslims, looking to use and insight on racial grievances going back when then senator barack obama was going to -- or was seeking to become the president, they were using the house negro, field negro concept. so very keenly aware of the racial dynamics to reach new recruits because they made the assumption that they were certainly african-american muslims in the united states that some who potentially spoke arabic, there are some taliban documents that are out there, too, as well. i think osama bin laden himself, particularly when you are talking about the uma, it's a very different narrative than how i have engaged it, which is all of humanity is the uma as well. that the uma is also a very local dynamic as well and so for the community as a whole, i think particularly this particularly

said he was involved in the killing of osama bin laden. >> all kinds of reasons they leave the policecademy and could be hired somewhere else. >> teaches criminal justice at usf. every peace officer goes through state-run background check. >> if you're not arrested, police report not generated, might not pick it up on backgrounds investigation. >> according to attorney denies putting himself out there as cia agent and using aliases, saying anything about bin laden. still under investigation, internal affairs and equal opportunity employment office. >>> police department in central valley faces criticism after hiring new officer fired following brutality case in bay area. shawn osborne was a deputy for 20 years before losing his job in 2013. here's why, camera captured two other officers beating a man they chased. believe that osborne took a gold chain, gave to homeless couple to silence them to not tell what they saw. posted that osborne would be a school safety officer. >> not the way you want to learn about something in background. >> fired other two deputies, charged with assault i

that courier led us to where it's time for democratic usama bin laden was. senators to put the safety of you, the american people, ahead of their personal hatred of president trump. we need to confirm people, heroes like gina haspel, as soon as possible. without a doubt, she's an american hero. she is the right choice to lead the cia. by the way, claire mccaskill, where are you? heidi heitkamp, where are you on this?i we need a strong cia.on one that does not use the weapons of intelligence against the american people, like we've been exposing on this program. joining us now, nra tv contributor dan bongino. o daniel hoffman. dr. sebastian gorka. we will start with you. daniel hoffman. i interviewed jose rodriguez, he was there. i don't like hearing the tape anymore because i aired it the last two nights and i look skinnier. he was there, the information that led to the courier that led to bin laden came from that enhanced interrogation. we wouldn't have gotten bin laden without those techniques which were medically supervised at the highest degree of safety,

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had reached an agreement for the release of a doctor who helped the cia track osama bin laden however he remains in prison on days long about ses no such deal exists artists american tells us will. the pakistani doctor who helped the cia track down and kill the world's most wanted terrorist osama bin ladin is still in prison two years after this promise from donald trump do you think you can get the darker out yes i do i think i would get him out in two minutes i would tell them to let him out and i'm sure they'd let him out in may two thousand and twelve shaquille afridi was sentenced to thirty three years behind bars. jobs. in. two thousand and eleven of being money to the militants of that. and he was assisting in medical term that he was making some arrangements for their meeting in is a hospital i met him in two thousand in june and he said that i am innocent and the charges they are totally illegal but last week his family were given a glimmer of hope there are reports that a possible deal to secure his release after he was apparently moved to a secure location because of threat

some of bin laden as a result the pakistani government was quite justifiably offended by this lack of trust between our eyes and that the cia had done this without involving either side. speaking on world press freedom day the us state department spokeswoman highlighted journalists who had lost their lives while working but seemingly ignored palestinians covering the protests on the gaza border and it raised a few questions we urge accountability for the murder of journalists in malta mexico russia and slovakia and the apparent assassination of a b.b.c. passionate reporter in afghanistan on monday would you also condemn the recent deaths of journalists passing a journalist in the gaza strip i don't have one i don't have all the details of an investigation but i will say you know we always are saddened look by the loss of life and that israel does have a right to defend itself. last month two palestinian journalists were killed by israeli defense forces while reporting on protests in gaza and both were reportedly short with live ammunition while wearing vests and helmets identifying th

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got bin laden. and good news from the trump administration and this time from the first lady. earlier today melania trump unveiled be best. the program focused on america's children and the hard issues that face. if is it physical and mental well-being and social media use and ramifications for opiod abuse. >> i feel strongly that as adults we can and should be best with educating our children about the importance of a healthy and bansed life. today, i am very excited to announce be best. an awareness campaign deditated to the most delicate and fragile for us. our children. >> sean: english is her fifth language and she deserves a lot of credit. we'll bring you updates over the next several months. we show the full picture. trump administration and like all of the success that the media will never tell you about. we have a lot of ground to cover. we start with devin nunez and a california congressman. you say that you will move to hold the attorney general of the united states in contempt of congres

some of bin laden as a result the pakistani government was quite justifiably offended by this lack of trust between our eyes and that the cia had done this without involving. the battle for influence in africa is also seeing the us go head to head with china in the continent and this kind of open explains the confrontation has taken a new twist. u.s. military forces in the african country of djibouti are under attack by blinding chinese lasers according to u.s. media in fact they're in so much danger that the u.s. military has sent out a notice urging extreme caution this. truce threat to our air. we have formally to marsh. and we for the chinese it's it's a serious matter and so we're taking in various years now chinese military observers say that the beams could be used simply to scare birds off of the airfield or to disrupt the activities of spider oh and they also point out that china is a signatory of the protocol on blinding laser weapons which outlaws the use of equipment that could cause permanent blindness this is china's only overseas military base located in the african cou

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it led to the career which led to bin laden. watch this. so you are saying that these interrogation techniques were used what had been -- beyond what had been already disclosed. and you said despite that they were not successful, but you are saying that's not true, we were there and it was successful? >> it was a successful and for those of us who were there, it was amazing that they could come to these conclusions. those who read the intelligence coming out of the black sites every morning, and those who read that, and i know i look younger there but the point is taken. the senate needs to put politics aside and confirm haspell as soon as possible. joining us next, bobbitt's news, dr. sebastian gorka are, dan bongino. we have to start, the president keeps making promises and keeping him. the idea that you will suck up and bribe dictators, and if you were only a little nicer to the mullahs of iran and give them $150, they would be nice to us. while prime minister netanyahueo blew that out of the water last week and people still want to stay

look at usama bin laden. he is at the bottom of the sea. in part because of work from people like gina haspel. right here on this program told us that the terror terrorist programs -- led to bin laden. watch this. if you want in other words, you are saying that these techniques were used beyond what had already been disclosed. you are saying that that is false, and that despite the suggestion that they were not successful, you are saying that that is not true. you were there. it was successful. >> it was very successful. for those of us who were there, it is just amazing that they could have come to this conclusion. those of us who led this, they know the value, and the destruction of the organization. >> sean: i know i look a lot younger there, but the point is that they need to confirm her as soon as possible. former deputy assistant to the present, fox news national security strategist. nra tv contributor dan bongino. we have got to start. the president keeps making promises and keeping them. the idea that you will suck up and bribe dict

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to see the cia torturing captured suspects in a film written with cia approval about the hunt for bin laden there was a book that was recently published by john rizzo who was a counsel for the cia it was called company man and although he lauded the cia and all the good works that the cia did he did mention somewhat and not to asli that there were hollywood assets sprinkled throughout los angeles. called bernstein seminal article in the rolling stone magazine one nine hundred seventy seven the watergate muckraker that he covered the set us and church committee and their findings on u.s. intelligence in the cia he found that well over four hundred members of the media lived or lives in the work for the cia and these were not just regular journalist but the owners of of all the major media listed them the owners of c.b.s. a.b.c. n.b.c. and cetera time incorporated different ways they did it was basically owning you know giving ownership over most of the media i've been a journalist for about twenty five years and i was educated to lie to betray. not to tell the truth to the public now you ask

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and pakistan over the continued jailing of a doctor who helped in a selma bin laden the details when we return. join me every thursday on the alex simon chill and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics or business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers of all but there was one more question by the way who's going to be our coach. guys i know you are nervous he's a huge star and the huge amount of pressure you have to be the center of the. great. game you are the rock at the back nobody gets to you we need you to. go. alone. and i'm really happy to join the. meet the special one. needs to just take the radio team's latest edition to make up a bigger. look. back at washington's rocky relations with pakistan are being tested again after suggestions that a doctor who helped the cia find some of bin laden could soon be released from prison pakistan insists though he's going nowhere despite his continued incarceration being a source of contention with the u.s. which has long accused the country of being relucta

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and pakistan over the continued jailing of a doctor who helped hunt down osama bin laden the details when we return. well it still seems wrong but. just don't call. me. yet to seep out just because i took it and it gets me because betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. do you suppose. they put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president and you. want to be. that you going to be close as it was before three of them will be good. interested in the water. you're back with r.t. international washington's rocky relations with pakistan are being tested again after suggestions that a doctor who helped the cia find osama bin laden could soon be released from prison pakistan insists he's going nowhere despite his continued incarceration being a source of contention with the u.s. which has long accused the country of being reluctant to tackle terrorism breaking down that story for a similar account. the pakistani doctor who helped the cia track down and kill the world's most wanted terrorist osama bin l

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which led us to usama bin laden. take a look. so in other words, you are saying that the accusation that these enhanced interrogation techniques were used beyond what we had already, what had already been disclosed, you are saying it's false, number one. and that in spite of their disk suggestion they were not successful, you're saying it's not true. you were there. it was successful. >> it was very successful. for those of us who were there, it is just amazing that they could have come to this conclusion. those of us who read the intelligence coming out of our black sites every morning and who acted on that intelligence know the value and basically it led to the destruction of the organization. >> sean: it was successful. they were there. jose rodriguez, gina haspel. thank you for your service to your country. america now needs you more than ever. it is high time for the u.s. senate and these guys on their high horse after the fact to confirm your nomination. and finally tonight, more evidence that the deep state is

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speaks to those who met osama bin laden he never showed up to the cheatwood near the west our new bin ladin continues. again you watch al-jazeera a lot of our top stories this hour there gratian rights groups are protesting against a new little wish could see fifty seven thousand hung jury ends expelled from the u.s. the time that ministration says it's ending temporary protection prompted after hurricane mitch in nine hundred ninety nine darren joined government says it's deep deep in the limits of this issue. the u.s. president says a date and location have been set for meeting north korea's leader kim jong un but he's kept the ball guessing as to where the trump will host south korea's president when joey in the white house on may twenty second to discuss the talks with kemp. and aid workers in kenya say that they've reached only a quarter of nearly fifty thousand families in need of shelter off to weeks off torrential rain the red cross says it doesn't have enough money to fund its emergency operations. now at least three hundred fifty people have been injured three of them critic

. >> do you think the bin laden case can be attributed in some part to enhanced interrogation techniques or torture? >> the detainees who were subjected to enhanced interrogation techniques provided information that was useful and was used in the ultimate operation to go against bin laden. >> laura: well, not only did he go on the record defending the bush administration's aggressive interrogation tactics, he also reportedly objected to the obama administration's decision to release the bush interrogation memos and other related documents. apparently he did think the program have value, whether or not it actually led to the elimination of bin laden, who knows. but remember brennan was that ca's deputy executive director when enhanced interrogation techniques were being used. and he still was confirmed as cia director by democrats. brennan was also the superior to gina haspel. now president trump's nominee to become cia director. >> were you involved in any way in the creation of the enhanced interrogation program? >> senator, i was not, and i was not writing the program until about a yea

bin laden was very nervous about nature has not met a western reporter before in part two of an exclusive two part documentary al-jazeera speaks to those who met osama bin laden he never showed the cheatwood me of the west i knew bin ladin continues. of all my friends and coworkers who were detained i am the only one who survived they were all waiting for news of the menfolk was only one word on when they. saw a boy killed in his father's. i saw a man filming. i have only once in my life seen men who are scared to death a bit is civil war was darkest secret bosnia the count on al-jazeera. and more than a thousand arrested in russia and protests against president putin opposition leader valmy is among them. live from doha also coming up. the u.s. brings back the second naval fleet to patrol the atlantic and confront russia. thousands of kenyans hit by floods face worsening conditions in emergency camps. fears of more tremors after an earthquake hits how why as an erupting volcano forces thousands from their. riot police in russia have detained opposition leader alexei no valley as well as

he also denies saying anything about obasama bin laden. he cannot comment because he says it's quote, an employment matter. san francisco police also declined to comment on the specifics of the story including questions about the extent of its background checks for new recruits. a spokesman says only they're taking the officer's complaints seriously and they're conducting a thorough investigation. vick lee, abc 7 news. >>> thousands of striking university of california cooks, cust toadians and other workers will be back on the job tomorrow. members of the american federation of state, county and municipal employees union wrapped up their three-day strike today. they were join said once again by nurses, pharmacists and other medical staffers. the walk out forced medical centers to close and reschedule thousands of appointments and surgeries. reports say the union is demanding 20% raises over three years. the uc system is offering a 3% annual raise. >>> a fired alameda sheriff's deputy is now working as a school resource officer. >>> and sch

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send me a book by peter bergen called "manhunt" it's a ten-year history of the search for osama bin laden where, as i was thumbing through it recently, i was reminded that post 9/11 president bush was concerned about reports that he had received that osama bin laden and al qaeda was meeting with pakistani officials connected with their nuclear program to gain access to a nuclear device that they might then use for a follow on attack against cities like washington, d.c. without divulging classified information, can you confirm that there were concerns about follow-on attacks using nuclear devices, biological weapons, other weapons of mass destruction that might have killed more innocent americans as happened on 9/11? was there -- was that the environment in which you and the country were operating in at the time? >> senator, there were very grave concerns on that front and indeed al qaeda had those kinds of programs, efforts to acquire crude dirty bombs, efforts to develop -- they had a program, a biological weapons program. i remember the operative who was in charge of that. there was ver

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