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people, the world, the united states conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden, leader of al qaeda and i heard him say osamabin laden, i thought how in the world did i get here from butte, montana. neil: incredible. rob, i love going back on that and hearing that, because especially on a day like today, when this all just erupted, and to be concluded all those years later with you firing the shots, it provided some closure for a world that definitely needed it. rob o'neill, thank you very much. very good to have you. but as rob points out, the threat lives on and so does the terror. these guys have a way of going on and on. so should we. more after this. this is decis. find a stock based on your interests or what's trending. get real-time insights in your customized view of the market. it's smarter trading technology for smarter trading decisions. fidelity. i'm a delivery operations manager in san diego, california. we were one of the first stations to pilot a fleet of electric vehicles. we're striving to deliver a package with zero emissions into the air. i feel really proud of the impact that has on the e

talks at the heart of the discussions here as correspondent osama bin laden osama if they are diluting or they've successfully diluted so far those strong robust lines in the sand if you will how much of this is happening because cattle is involved because it is pretty unique is surely it has good relations or it works on its relations with everyone involved in what we're seeing so far in terms of this process. peter i did ask that question to the special envoy to the conflict ambassador danny and he did tell me that what needs to bring out of it is a platform which is neutral and it has been able to successfully do that the cuts reserve been involved in setting up the taliban office to begin with going against the grain so you will when the public perception was that they are facilitating the taliban and this is what they said they are because they want the taliban to have a neutral ground where they can speak to the u.s. government they can speak to the afghan government and try and work a solution which takes them away from the fighting and that was established in 2014 and here we a

osama bin laden. senior investigative correspondent catherine herridge got exclusive access to one of the 's secret elements in planning the raid. >> the united states has conducted an operation that killed osamaaden. >> reporter: months before the successful raid by seal team six, zeroed in on this mysterious compound in pakistan. >> i think it screams that something is different. >> reporter: vice admiral robert sharp leads the national geo-spatial intelligence agency, akd mols for highly-classified missions. why was a physical model important to the navy seals planning the raid? >> models like these are just incredibly valuable for execution of operation of this complexity and importance. >> reporter: this is a rare look inside the secret spy agency workshop, where a team of four modelmakers crafted this replica of osama bin laden's hideout, one inch for every seven feet. now, for the first time, one of them is speaking out. he asked us to shield his identity. does your family know you what do? >> they know that i build mode but not what i build models of. >> reporter: it is a three-step process. first they map the boundaries, then create a computer design before printing 3d parts. the bin

osama bin laden. senior investigative correspondent catherine herridge got access to one of the secret elements in planning the raid. >> the united states has conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden. >> reporter: months before the successful raid by seal team six, they zeroed in on this miftdous compound in afghanistan. >> it's different. >> reporter: he leads the intelligence agency that makes maps and models for highly classified mission. >> why was a physical model important? >> models like these are incredibly valuable for an execution of operation of this complexity and importance. >> reporter: this is a rare look inside the workshop where a team of four model makers contracted this model, one inch per every seven fooet feet. now one of them is speak out. he asked us to shield hisentity. does your flame know what you do? >> they know i build models but they don't know what i build models of. >> reporter: they create computer design before printing the 3-d parks. it took six weeks to build. it had eyes in the sky and spies on the ground. >> it's eight times ladies and gentlemen than surrounding compounds. other compounds they build right out to the walls. you see th

instantly said, osama bin laden, this is al-qaeda, this is a terrorist act, not an accident, everything just changed, we're definitely going to war. >> they knew it right there, it was osamae said it it. we heard about them before the with the same bombing here in '93, the khobar towers, he wasn't really going to get us. we kind of were lulled to sleep. we should thought they came to the towers in '93. unlike us, they're not going to forget about us. we'll forget about them. they don't forget about us. just because you don't think you're not at war with someone doesn't mean they're not at war with you. pete: runs tonight at 10 p.m. on the fox news. your reflections 9/11 two days ago, we know the enemy doesn't forget. are we remembering the way we should? >> no, we're not. and we're not teaching our kids what they should know. kids in high school right now weren't even alive when 9/11 happened and because of the way we're indoctrinating everyone we're not teaching them anything anything. i think we should see the footage of that every day right before we say the pledge of allegiance, realize what a great country we have. and it's a shame to let -- you know, now we're conce