who killed osama bin laden. we'll be right back. [ taps playing ] [ taps playing ] >> today our nation is marking the 14th anniversary of 9/11 with tributes across the country and prayers for thousands of victims and their families. none of us will ever forget that day and another day that came nearly a decade later. geraldo is on the air may 1st, 2011, when this news broke. >> confirmed osama bin laden is dead. can it be, ladies and gentlemen? could it be? hold it. bin laden is dead. multiple sources. osama bin laden is dead. >> and thousands of miles away the man who risked his life along with others to make that news was watching. that's rob o'neill. he's now a fox news contributor and joins us on this 9/11. it's good to have you here. first of all, if i could express gratitude. >> thanks for having me back. >> today you went down to the world trade center site and memorial. maybe just ask for your reflections on the day. >> i've been down there. that was probably the fifth time. i would recommend to everybod

. >> next at 11:00, what's in your recycling bin. double check it or you could end up facing penalties. >> his death has to mean something. it has to mean something. >> families hope for justice at the beating death of this man inside the santa clara county jail. >> he went out for a walk and tonight he's just happy to be alive. what happened that have some calling this man the luckiest man alive. >>> and good evening. i'm jeff. fall officially arrives at 1:21 in the morning. we're tracking the first full day of fall forecast and how long the temperatures last in just a few minutes. keeping track. be careful what you trash. or it might cost ya'. the city of san jose is cracking >>> it turns out someone is really keeping track. be careful what you trash or it might cost you. the city of san jose is cracking down on people who throw trash in the recycling bin. >> who knew taking out the trash could be so tricky. rick says he will throw things in recycling and isn't always sure if they should go there like these rags. >> i thought it wa

the osama bin laden group is one -- bin laden group is one of the largest construction tips. companies, it's suspended from getting new companies in saudi arabia. it can still continue ongoing projects. >> it's bad news for the group, the worst thing that has ever happened to the group. this is not the first time accidents hopped and projects done by the group. i think there is a decision to dismantle the group once and for all. and the sun is setting. >> it's a terrible tragedy. and a terrible embarrassment from the family which sees itself as the guardian of holy places. do you think they have it in for the osama bin laden group. >> i think two things. it was unfortunate, nengt mistake that caused the largest grain disaster in the world. i think there's an opportunity there. it creates an opportunity for the people that want to stand there, and net worth in terms of the construction company, construction company. it's owned by members of the royal family, it's going to take over this. there was an opportunity provided by the accident or members provided by the new guards. i

what we've done is take a water bottle just like this and follow its journey after its been blue binned to see exactly what happens. >> the world is addicted to plastic. it was sold to us as the product of the future... >> plastic... plastic... plastic. >> this educational video from the 1940s celebrates the convenience of plastic. >> here they are in our homes, augmenting our comforts... >> back then it was a symbol of the modern times to come. 6-decades later, the reality is, the earth is choking on it. according to the united states environmental protection agency, only 9 percent of plastic is making its way into the recycling stream. >> that's a people problem, they throw on the street, or throw it in the ocean, unfortunately that's a habit that has to be stopped. >> it's our addiction to single use plastic for fast food, storage and packaging convenience that's at the root of the problem. >> we're guilty!!! ah, and we should just admit it. >> dr. steven nutt is a professor of materials science at usc. he studies the physics and chemistry of materials like plastic. >> it seems to ha

this is a big blow for the bin ladin group and it could be even worse. the finance ministry is reviewing all of its contractings in the kingdom meaning the company could lose big money and its reputation. >>> coming up later in the program, sri lankan's looking into war crimes. vie lasri lanka >>> now to remind you of the top stories here on al jazeera. hungary has declared a state of emergency at its border with serbia in response to its refugee crisis. hundreds of people are at the border after people were no longer allowed in monday night. 36 palestinians have been injured after israeli forces stormed the mosque in occupied east jerusalem. and the owners of a crane that collapsed in mecca have been banned from new building projects. >>> the french prime minister says getting rid of syrian president al assad is one way of easing the refugee crisis. he, again, ruled out sending ground troops to syria but said paris would support a regional group. >>> meanwhile, russia's president has defended his presence in syria saying they could not defeat isil other

emily: and bin translated. hugo: and bin translated. it was a surreal but amazing experience.ly: so you are a happy google employee, you are at the top of android -- how do you decide to take this job? hugo: there was part of me that always wanted to try something new. beyond that was a possibility that xiaomi might be doing something that would have a similar level of impact in the world that android itself did. emily: how did larry take the news? hugo: larry, of course, reached out and was supportive. but at the same time, trying to see if that was really what i wanted to do. and so on and so forth. but at the end of the day, everyone was supportive. in many ways, i was sort of leaving to continue what i had been doing on android. because xiaomi, if successful, would become one of the most important partners for the android team. in many ways, it was like i was still in the family. emily: what are the differences between working at a chinese tech company and google? hugo: there is a lot in between the lines in the culture. you have to be sensitive with what you say and who y

how significant is this crackdown on the bin laden group?reporter: well, it's a very significant one, because it is the biggest in saudi arabia. it is one of the biggest in the region and the entire world, and i think this is trying to settle old scores. this is like my speculation, or my look into this whole incident, because the bin laden group has been operating big massive mega projects in the region throughout the years, and remember there was a -- a new king coming, a new administration taking the rise in saudi arabia, so this could be an indication on how things will provide -- proceed as we go further. the incident called 107 people as saudi arabia was preparing for the season that will start in a few day's time. it embarrassed the nation and put it under the spot light. however, the government is adamant to try to route out all of the causes, and the reasons why that crane happened. why the -- the -- the issue of safety wasn't really looking at very -- very seriously to begin with, with this company. >> and you mentioned that this i

are people still buying drinks for killing bin laden. it keeps them busy and away from the liquor cabinet. i've missed you, america. we've got a lot to talk about, so let's get started. i'm told by his advisers he doesn't care about the flack he's getting -- >> that's messed up. >> it is extremely distressing. >> are we trying to appeal to the ill-informed? i mean, what's the point of this? >>> let's welcome tonight's guest. she's as blunt as an ax and twice as cutting, fox business contributor megan mcdowell. it's joann sizinski. it's our liberal panel. this summer the airwaves were dominated by donald, hillary, e-mails, debates and a big whopper marriage that never happened, thank god. a frenchman taking down a terrorist on a paris-bound train. this is my favorite story because it illustrates two sides of a coin. one, it stopped incredible carnage, and two, it shows you that without the heroism, there would have been incredible carnage. this thug was on a watch list and it didn't matter. he roamed freely among the masses. my conclusion

magic guest wand says get the guy who killed bin laden, rob o'neil! rob, before we talk about isis, since you killed bin laden, do you still keep in touch with the family? >> no. only through various social media. sometimes i get a tweet every now and then. not very complimentary. >> you killed my dad? >> yeah, the other son is saying things, too. we met him on the stairs up. but we're not on speaking terms in general. >> you killed my dad, #unfair. lol. >> i would say it was fair. >> pretty fair. >> how would make an emoji for that? >> whenever you and kwoyour significant other, girlfriend or wife, i don't know where you are these days, do you ever blurt out, i killed bin laden? >> no, that doesn't work. i tried it in bars before, it doesn't work there, either. >> has enough time gone by that now you're back to buying your own drinks? >> i was with my brother last night at a kid rock concert, and we tried to get a drink out of someone and they didn't even believe us. >> what you're doing is just walking up to girls in bars and saying, i killed bin la

the bin ladin company has a very good history in saudi arabia. could be punished so severely than any company, any other company that could be as well. would be punished as much. that's a good side of it. also, um, i believe that it was a good news affected. >> yes, barbara because they also investigated all the other cranes and the whole project in general and general and and not just in mecca but also in medina because there's another huge expansion in medina as well. and the rest is in the hands of allah. what can you do if something else happens. we're used to things like this to happen between now and then. there was fire one time and there was something in 2004 or 2006. so between now and then things happened. 5 million people in a small place there were many expansions and projects are taking place at the same time. of course bad things could happen. but they're not allowed to compete for government project. this investigation could be lifted. this is just temporary until the investigation is concluded. and second, the project, the current

suspendal all of the contracts and licenses for the bin laden group.the main contractor for the multi billion dollars expansion project. at the holiest side the grand mosque in mecca. on friday a massive crane fell on the eastern side of the mosque killing 107 pilgrims and wounding more than 200. an initial investigation blamed the ups did he want partly on high winds, but also negligence and misuse of the massive equipment. it is the busiest time of year for saudi arabia. millions of muslim pilgrims are expected today arrive here. the bin laden group was established in 1931, five years after saudi arabia itself was founded. >> reporter: it handles multi billion dollars projects in the kingdom including the $7 billion expanse of king's international airport. and internationally its projecs included airports as well as hotels and universities elsewhere. the owners enjoyed influence and became close to the government. but saudi arabia got a new king last year and a new ahead minute straying took power. this is a big blow for the bin laden group and could

bush following the worst terror attacks orchestrated by usama bin laden.ords had profound impact on man next to me, rob o'neill. whose years later would defend freedom as member of navy seal team six who took out bin laden. your thoughts on this day? >> something to be back in new york. i think everything from the families, every time i come to new york, different family members affected, i think back to the team that went in to get him. team of men and women who found him, those words president bush spoke, that was something saying to myself on helicopter ride into the compound in abbottabad, pakistan. i was counting and said freedom was attacked by faceless coward and freedom will be defended. >> people said to you, they're surprised to hear you talk about this it was only a year ago you began to talk about this families had reaction to that. can we show ail are it about of that? >> sure. >> i want to thank you. on behalf of my son who was killed and other family members. >> you met with some families. you had a special gift to give some of those familie

no one could have found her. >> how in the world did lola get into the trash bin?couldn't have gotten in there on her own. someone must have put her there. but who? and why? the manns looked through their security camera footage. they had invested in cameras almost three years earlier to fight vandals. >> don't check it normally, just if we know something is wrong or mark on the car, that's when i'll look back and check it all over. it's very, very rare. >> but this time, they spy a woman walking by. she stops and strokes lola sweetly. then she looks around and tosses the cat right into the bin like a piece of rubbish and nonchalantly walks away. >> we didn't think it was going to be the person that it was. we didn't think it was going to be just a lady walking past. when i first saw the video, it was shock at first and then shock soon turned into anger with how anyone could be so cruel. >> there is no reason. the cat didn't scratch her, bite her. it's one of those things you just don't expect people to do. it's not a normal thing going around, putting cats in bins

but at the same time bin yousef for if you are based there it is very much true. one does not give in the way of the air. using go near where i lived it is a picture postcard it is true if you were there after dark you're likely to be loved. and -- loved they know that for a long time there is a travel agency poster image of rio and brazil. bin said to look at these complexities. >> looking at the other aspects recently and said police killed a lot of people last five years and that number goes back and forth for the security forces. so why is rio's such a violent place is the representative as though whole? >> i think it is representative as whole of brazil unfortunately. we'll has elements that make its vitamins particularly based out of rio including the fact since the early '80s drug-dealing gangs have come to dominate a great swath of the landscape. but part of the specific brand of violence one the police is just another faction. and then the police itself for the last five years sifting hundred people killed this isn't just the ngo to call attention to but

the bin laden construction group is partly blamed for friday's crane collapse in mecca. as saudi arabia cracked down oen the construction group. art and activist collide. a look back at 30 years of the chinese artist. >> in few hours time, austria will be the next cub to introduce tougher border checks. hungary has declared a state of emergency with herb yeah, after it introduced few push measures. the border agency says 156,000 people crossed into europe last month. that brings two half a million the number of people who came to e.u. since the start of this year. this is the scene at the crossing on serbia's border with hungary at the moment. where hundred of refugees have gathered. serbia's minister has appealed to hungary to reopen the crossing. al jazeera is at the hungary border he sent us this report. >> it is a state of emergency at this border, hungary has taken the cries entice a new direction. and it makes life even harder for refugees. >> many have found themselves stuck in no man's land, with no way into hungary, and no way back to serbia. >> they don't under

bin laden is one of the largest firms in the world. al jazeera is in mecca, and says this is a major move by the saudis against the construction empire. >> while it is a very significant one, because it is the biggest in saudi arabia, it is one of the biggest in the region, in the entire world, and i think this is trying to settle old scores. this is like my speculation, or my look into this whole incident, because the bin laden group has been operating big massive mega projects throughout the years. and remember, there was a new king coming, a new administration, so this could be an indication on how things will proceed as we go further. the incident killed 107 people at the very wrong time. saudi arabia is preparing for the haj season, that will start in a few days. that crane imbalanced the nation, and put it under the spotlight. however, the government is trying -- the government is adamant to try and root out all the causes and the reasons why that crane -- why the issue of safety wasn't really looking at very seriously. but i thi

. >>> some news just coming in from saudi arabia, the country has suspended the bin laden group.s one of the biggest construction companies in the entire kingdom from taking on new projects. this follows that crane collapse over the weekend in which more than a hundred people were killed in mecca. the biggest construction company in saudi arabia has been prevented from taking on any other projects while the situation is under review. we'll bring you more on that as soon as we get it. >>> the u.n. special envoy to yemen is on the grounds. while an operation has been launched in ma'rib. the operation is aimed to cut the supply route for houthi rebels. >> reporter: it's a battle for control of these hills and mountains. for two days, fighting has [ inaudible ] west or ma'rib. >> translator: we are in a battle of survival and we will hunt the houthis until we push them back to their places. >> reporter: but the battle has been more back and forth than straight advancement. air strikes on [ inaudible ] rockets all in play. [ inaudible ] pave the way for a [ inaudible ] country to adva

let's go ahead and play that sound. >> osama bin laden, never had $100 billion.e was filled with bilious hatred and using rudimentary tools, murdered nearly 3,000 americans on september 11th, 2001. we're now talking about giving the ayatollah khamenei, a theocratic, homicidal maniac who hates america every bit as much as bin laden did, giving him $100 billion. to carry out his murderous plan. jenna: what do you think about that, gerri, that argument? >> well, it is a bit of a stretch on a couple of counts. nobody is giving iran $100 billion. it is $100 billion of iranian money that has been frozen. secondly, i think the real fear about this agreement isn't that it is somehow going to fund an attack on u.s. it is really more about the money that will be unfrozen and freed up, funding iranian misbehavior in the region. i think israelis and gulf arab states have a lot more to worry about in terms of what that money might fund than the united states does but it's a legitimate fear. i just wouldn't characterize quite that way. jenna: perhaps not. the language is infla

bin i guess.here is no greater villain in the modern republican. 1964 nelson rockefeller basically gave cold water and all his supporters the figure. they expect conservatives to power but they will never return the favor because they have no principles and i agree there reeves said why he gets support is because he doesn't play on their turf doesn't treat them with respect he said their world there is a legitimate and i will burn down their house and people say finally somebody thinks like us. kennedy: trouble with hillary. according to a cbs survey bernie sanders is said points ahead in iowa and 22 points in new hampshire. there is birdies' sanders. -- bernice sanders. hillary is going for what you have said socialism light? >> the reason i support hillary is she does a balanced budget the first republican congress because the the time her approval rating went up a blasted ye rating went up a blasted years is when she was exiled from america and nobody could see her. anytime she is on tv she is

that is the first report that we have that osama bin laden may have been responsible.americanairlines, that it had two aircraft in this tragedy. 81 passengers and nine flight attendants. flight 77, a boeing 757 him operating from washington dulles to l.a., that's from our henkle, one of the guys in the dallas area from americanairlines. >> now we know the identity of two of the flights involved. that leaves at least one more and a report of the crash in pittsburgh is accurate, that leaves two more. >> here's the first confirmat n confirmation. one of the flights crashed. flight 93, a boeing 757. originating in newark. no information on how many people were on board. there was a collapse of not just intelligence but airport security that that many planes were hijacked almost simultaneously. >> we are very concerned about the people who were in the world trade center when these two lanes crashed into them. bob, tell me about the scene at st. vincent hospital. >> wounded are starting to come in with rate regularity almost every 30 seconds an ambulance pulls up. some are d

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if this is what you want to shape the next debate about, the killing of bin laden, good luck.mething that barack obama should be and could be and all americans should be proud of and the enhanced interrogation techniques absolutely played a role in the detection of the courier who led us to bin laden. all of that came together. and the other thing that helped the mission to be successful was the military build-up that george bush put in office. i've credited president obama for the continued drone strikes, warrantless wiretaps. he has continued much of the infrastructure that he criticizes as unconstitutional. he tweaked most of it and leaves some of it in place. but he criticized george bush for violating the constitution when those things have kept us free and i'm glad president obama has continued then. >> paul, appreciate you being with us. ari as well. thank you, gentlemen. >>> up next, we'll return to the manhunt near chicago with a special focus on the fallen officer at the heart of it all. we'll learn more about the kind of person, the kind of friend that lieutenant jo

the threat didn't die that day with bin laden. and i think many have tried to downgrade that it's over, the war on terror is over. i agree with you, sir. i was a federal prosecutor like yourself. these are not criminal cases. this is a war that has to be clearly defined who the enemy is and that's radical islamists, extremists. and only through that can you defeat that enemy. that was a great day. when bin laden was killed, but it didn't end the threat. now the threat is evolving. i believe this policy's containment against isis is not going to win the day and as long as they can fester over there after the arab spring, we've seen power vacuums full, we've seen it filled by terrorists in northern africa and all throughout the middle east. and as that threat grows overseas over there, so, too, does a threat to the home legion because they have greater territory to launch external operations, including operations over the internet ta we have seen more recently. so i guess my question to you, sir, is there are many facets to this mil

laden bin laden documents were ant lialyzed. he went to florida for a briefing on the documents which was blocked and was told the experts are not available. >> not only were they there they were prepared to brief. somebody's got to answer that question as to why they did not let us have access to those analysts. >> reporter: the same group of analysts who handled the bin laden documents are now lodging complaints about the isis intelligence assessments, that allegedly hyped battlefield damage by the u.s. air campaign and minimized the group's resilience. the white house insisted today no one in the administration pressured anyone. >> the inspector general i believe it's a department of defense inspector general that that is considering actions that may or may not have been taken by a range of officials inside the department of defense. i don't think there's any accusations that have been made against the white house officials. >> reporter: the house intelligence armed services and oversight committees are working together now t

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a recent audit finds some people are throwing away their trash into the recycling bins.u janine de la vega is joining us in san jose with the fine that people could now face. janine. >> reporter: city officials are considering imposing fines on people who dump trash into the recycling bins. we've been talking to people this morning while they are getting their cup of coffee. asking them you no how do -- you know how do they go about doing it. they say it's a guessing game. this all comes from a recent audit by the city of san jose that shows single family homeowners have an alarming contamination rate. california waste solutions says 40% of what they dump into the recycling bins is nonrecyclable. according to the mercury news, the stoliders are talking about stepping up enforcement and possibly penalizing repeat offenders. we asked people how good they are about recycling properly. >> do you wash stuff out? >> yeah. like glass bottles. anything like that can be rinsed out and put in the recycle bin. >> reporter: do you think most people think it's a pain? >> yeah. [ laug

kim min-su ("kim min soo") and ahn su-bin (on soo bin") escaped separately across the river to china.>> did you ever feel in danger? >> su-bin told us she had wanted to leave north korea ever since her father was swept up in a purge when she was 14. >> she said after her father disappeared, her family was exiled from pyongyang. >> the government only allowed us to speak to people that were approved by them. of the people you know, what is the general feeling among the population? >> in 2013, the united nations released a groundbreaking report on human rights abuses in north korea, concluding their abuses - including forced labor, deliberate starvation, torture, and the complete denial of the right to freedom of thought quote "have no parallel in the contemporary world" when he was only 9 years old, kang chol kwan said he was imprisoned at the yoduk political prison camp with his family. when he was released 10 years later, he escaped to the south >> so there are entire families kept in these places? >> 80 to 120,000 people are reported to be held in these camps on life sentences. the

they had been defeated. >> bin laden says -- >> exactly. >> the whole narrative. what would your warning be? you were defense secretary. you were there 9/11. you watched what has happened -- he's in the seventh year of his presidency. what's your warning to america? >> well, one, to warn them about the threat that it is there. whatever has been said -- if we're talking about people who are trying to revise history or come up with a different narrative than the one we all know to be the truth, the administration's done a significant part of that by saying the terrorist threat is gone. >> it's interesting to me. i know your life story. i know your years as a congressman and secretary of defense. i know were there for the first gulf war and after 9/11. you could be playing golf every day, but you feel compelled -- this is a book that tells me you are compelled to warn people. >> right. >> why? >> liz and i spent the better part of the last year working on it. and it's because i feel so strongly about the unique situation relatively unique situation we find ourselves

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bin to be in downtown san francisco? with the part of the evolution. and to put intelligence into these things is the direction for technology. >> is putting objects in the world into the fidelity of reality. the demo that i got i saw this at a laboratory bench basically called the digitally feel that hopefully lets people like meet to see a for arm creature wandering around in space that was good as any that i have ever seen. they claim they will get better but that was interesting. but what got interesting to me something is wrong it is very compelling. >> they want to destroy the entire asian display manufacturing i find that completely compelling. it was natural to sit at a desk to compute? it is ubiquitous computing. >> what besides autonomous driving are you most excited about using? >> interacting. the elder care robot. >> how does that work? i can see many levels. but most elders in assisted living facilities to do useful things that doesn't have to look anything like a robot but the elder committee might be the first that is bound to a place o

and thank you for getting rid of bin laden.ld have gotten around to it sooner or later, but i have some -- >> stuff going on. >> yeah, i had some difficult things going on. >> yeah, yeah. i wasn't very busy. soy had a little extra time. i knocked that one out of the park. >> thank you for that. >>> all right. that's it for this segment. talk to you later. 130 yards now... bill's got a very tough lie here... looks like we have some sort of sea monster in the water hazard here. i believe that's a "kraken", bruce. it looks like he's going to go with a nine iron. that may not be enough club... well he's definitely going to lose a stroke on this hole. if you're a golf commentator, you whisper. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. this golf course is electric... >>> you don't get a >>> you don't get a super bowl ring if you lost the super bowl, so why should your child get a trophy for just playing a sport? it's evil. after steelers linebacker james har

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and i think that is directly attributable to the bin laden raid and the victory lap that the specials took after that. zero dark thirty, the famous film that showed them in their prime, if you will. is there truth to that? was this after the bin laden raid something they could really hang their hats on and we became more interested in their work and they became more interested in talking about their work. >> in you wanted to find out about the operations unit or the delta force, seal team six, there have been a series of books, a lot written by former member, indeed former commanders of those units that you could have used to certainly gain a 70% understanding of the organizations. i think the bin laden raid put both seal team six and j sock, joint special operations command, on the front pages to such an extent it generated enormous interest in both organizations. >> i covered capitol hill for my day job and something i hear often from members of congress that these groups are very hard to regulate. we don't have the most effective oversight. how would you rate the oversight of thes

some thought that seward was a little off, may may be drinking too much and going around the bin, but i think he was crazy like a fox. i think he knew exactly what he was doing. if they worried that he was a little too happy about the idea of going to war, it didn't bother him. i think he wanted that but that's where the war had a hard power with one hand in this soft power effort in french european public opinion. that was very much part of his foreign-policy. with lincoln looking over his shoulder and participating in this kind of smart power strategy that they developed yes it could have very different. >> by this time, keep in mind they had put 2 million men in arms. this was the largest in the world. it proved beyond beyond all expectations of the world that a democracy could actually mobilize and start a war, a sustained war. they actually buy this time this time had built a very large and impressive navy. britain had had two wars with the united states and neither of them went well. okay the war of 1812 was a draw perhaps but it was not a victory for the largest naval power in

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a navy seal who has killed bin laden al qaeda's former leader and the mastermind of 9/11.e to see you, rob, you are a humble man. and since you are the only one here i want to thank you on the eve of 9/11. i think all of us are so glad he is dead. >> thanks for having me and everyone that's involved from the the guys going through the door first to the men and women who found usama bin laden and every terrorist we have taken down. everyone is very humbled we all agree it's a great thing we did 100%. >> al qaeda declaring war on isis. what do you make of that. >> there has been a rift there which is odd because these are both the same forms of sunni, islam that generates out of saudi arabia. when usama bin laden was the amir of al qaeda, a guy by the name of zarqawi took a group, he called it al qaeda in iraq, which now is ease sis. that's the way they were kind of running once usama bin laden was killed ayman al-zawahiri took over as amir he being egyptian spun them wrong so they formed ice is sill the islamic state in la have on the and zawahiri had a rift with ago bad da

members of the bin laden group have been stopped from travelling abroad. we have this report from mecca. >> one of the world's biggest construction companies has been banned from doing business in saudi arabia. this man's orders were swift. suspending all the all the contracts and licensing for the group. they owned the crane at the holy site the grand mosque. a massive crane fell on the eastern side of the mosque killing 107 pilgrims, and wounding more than 200. initial investigations blamed the incident partly on high winds, but also negligence and misuse of the massive equipment. it's the busiest times of year for saudi arabia. millions of muslim pilgrims are expect to arrive here to perform at the hajj. bin laden was constructed five years after saudi arabia was founded and handles multi-million projects, including the 7 million expansion of the international airport. internationally projects included airports in kuala lumpur, cairo, damascus, hotels and universities. the owners of the company built a network of connections and enjoyed influence and be

the sitter's spearheading the critical investigation bin the beginning of the investigation. i didn't come to make conclusions i'd like the other dinner credit colleagues who have been making conclusions from the beginning of the hearing to be stated there is no credible evidence that planned parenthood violated the law. the democrats can feigned outrage prodigious the obligation of converse a federal tax dollars going to planned parenthood we have an obligation to determine their using the federal tax dollars. >> with those of east texas want to talk about what they saw in the planned parenthood videos. but they are areas real to the 700,000 texans that i represent and i came here today to rest questions about that bin generally they are sickened by what they have seen in those videos. earlier today but what representatives have said to examine that footage i see an organization that has a blatant disregard and i know you talk about how those videos are not reliable but that is not the same as saying they are not true you were here today to say none of those statements made

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i didn't know about the bin laden driver. that was one thing that i guess is not making the news. >> i think -- actually i think they were so busy hiding other crap under the pope's hat that they probably shoved that one under his few nick. tunic. that's true. they are releasing bin laden's bodyguard. they will send him to saudi arabia where he will go to a re-education program. >> they are good at that. thank you, mike. >> thank you, tom. >>> time to take a break. feel good songs when we come back. >> hi, "red eye" fans. on the next "kennedy," it is game i'm addition. hope to see you on the fox business network. >>> what is the most feel good coping of -- song of all time? surprisingly it is not "i feel good" by james brown. the most commonly cited upbeat anthem is "don't stop me now" by queen. interesting. not even one of their biggest ones in my book. other top mentions #r abba's "dancing queen" and billy joel's" uptown girl." they say feel good songs follow a formula, fast tempo and major key plus happy lyrics. in fact, t

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