seth meyers makes a joke about osama bin laden. >> people think bin laden is hiding in the hindu kushknow every day from 4:00 to 5:00, he hosts a show on cspan? >> how do you keep an even keel, even when we look back on the videotape of that night? there is no real depiction that there is something afoot. >> you know, when i go down to tuscaloosa, i'm very much present there because the tragedy and the devastation that had happened to the folks there, i think, consumed all my attention. so that wasn't difficult to focus on. the correspondents dinner was a different story. that was a little bit of acting going on there because my mind was elsewhere. >> i ran into many friends and acquaintances that night who subsequently remarked after the fact that pretty good poker player. didn't give anything up. >> we didn't want to have any sense, anywhere, that something was up, that we had had any sort of mass cancellations with the dinner. i did run into one correspondent who said you're leaving, you're leaving early, where are you going? and i said, i got this thing tomorrow. >> i can't rememb

he's youthful, angry and named bin laden: hamza bin laden, the son of osama.ung boy, he was separated from his father when he went into hiding not long after 9/11. >> soufan: this is a letter from hamza bin laden to his father. >> williams: and he hasn't seen his father for several years. >> soufan: eight years, and he didn't see his dad. and he's basically just telling him, you know, how much he misses him. he tells him that, you know, "i remember every... every look you looked at me, every smile you gave me, every word you told me." >> williams: the letter, written when hamza was around 22 years old, also reveals a son eager to follow in his father's footsteps." i consider myself to be forged in steel," he writes." the path of jihad for the sake of god is what we live." before these documents were obtained, almost nothing was known about hamza bin laden. the few photographs and videos that do exist show him as a child, mostly featured in al qaeda propaganda. >> soufan: he was that kid exhibited leadership skills early on. >> williams: so, he was a kind of al

he's youthful, angry and named bin laden. hamza bin laden, the son of osama.his father when he went into hiding not long after 9/11. >> this is a letter from hamsa bin laden to his father. >> reporter: and he hasn't seen his dad in about eight year. >> and he's just basically telling him, you know, how much he misses him. he tells him that, you know, i every smile you gave me, every word you told me. >> reporter: the letter, written when hamsa was around 22 years old also reveals a son ready to walk in his father's footsteps. i consider myself to be forged in steel, he writes. the path of jihad for the sake of god is what we lead. before these documents were obtained, almost nothing was known about hamsa bin laden. the photos that do exist show him as a child, mostly featured in al qaeda propaganda. >> he was that kid that exhibited leadership skills early on. >> reporter: so he was a kind of al qaeda child star, is that right? >> in a way, he was the poster kid for al qaeda. they featured him in so many of their propaganda and for members of aed indoctrinated

turns out, there's a new bin laden waiting in the wings. >> osama bin laden was not just, you know, sittinging to avoid being captured or killed. he was in some instance micro managing al qaeda. >> reporter: micro managing? >> yeah, micro managing. you know, you can plant this crops and this crops. it's very good. and by the way, stop beheading people and cutting heads. that makes me look bad, you know? i have a brand to protect. >> reporter: that's his interpretation of some of the documents seized from bin laden's hideout in pakistan, showing him running al qaeda like a corporate ceo, worried about the reputation of his brand. deciphering the inner workings of al qaeda has been a life's work for him, a muslim american who was born in lebanon, he was the only arabic speaking fbi agent based in new york on 9/11. he now advises the united states government on national security issues and has written a new book, "anatomy of terror." did they tell you where al qaeda's next attack is going to be? >> they're not going to tell you where the al qaeda next attack is going to be, but it gives you ki

usama bin laden is dead. >> usama bin laden is dead. >> multiple sources, usama bin laden is dead. >>the world's most wanted man. >> usama bin laden. >> the leader of al qaeda. >> shot in pakistan. >> shot in the face, dead and buried at sea. >> is dead. >> pop pop pop. >> the united states has conducted an operation that killed usama bin laden. we can say to those families who have lost loved ones al qaeda terrorists justice has been done. >> wow. so for a lot of us, we watched that commander. the man we are about to bring this lived it, commanded it and helped script it and was the commander of special operations at that time. admiral william mccraven now retired and chancellor of the university of texas system. very few people better to talk to right now you admiral. as we got the news. where were you at the time when you personally laid ice pen him and said that's indeed bin laden. >> i was in afghanistan commanding the raid from a little border outpost we h and when the body returned. i was on a video teleconference with the president. the president asked me to ensure it was bin

kind of plan for a succession when bin laden died.t did you learn? >> that's right, wolf. senior u.s. counterterrorism official saying that documents were covered in that 2011 bin laden raid showing that hamza bin laden had written a letter to his father asking to be train trained with his father and aides attempted to reunite hamza with his father. >> interesting stuff. brian todd, thanks very much. coming up, as president trump looks for a new fbi director, there is growing fall out over his admission he was thinking about the russian investigation when he fired james comey. >> in fact, when i decided to do it, i said to myself, you know, this russia thing with trump and russia is a made-up story. it's an excuse by the democrats for having lost an election that they should have won. enemy into an ally? microsoft and its partners are using smart traps to capture mosquitoes and sequence their dna to fight disease. there are over 100 million pieces of dna in every sample. with the microsoft cloud, we can analyze the data faster than ev

bin laden is dead. >> osama bin laden is dead. >> multiple sources.ma bin laden is dead. >> and the day that he found out that story about the 72 virgins waiting for him on the other side was bunk. >> he's dead. >> the world's most wanted man. >> bin laden. >> osama bin laden. >> the leader of al-qaeda. >> shot in pakistan. >> shot in the face. dead. and buried at sea. >> is dead. >> pop, pop, pop. >> the united states has conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden. those families who lost loved ones for al-qaeda's terror. justice has been done. liz: six years ago today, u.s. agents conducted one of the most daring in history. they rated the pakistan headquarters of al-qaeda leader osama bin laden and killed one of the most wanted man in the world. rob o'neill shot him in the face. with me now he is james mitchell. he famously interrogated lieutenant and the fellow architect of 9/11 khalid muhammad. good to see you, james. how did it help locate bin laden? >> well, i think the best description i've heard of that really came from michael haden

so, i put the big blue recycling bin out. six small extra bags of recycling, and my green food bin.the same. about a week later, i received a fixed penalty notice for £80 for fly—tipping on to the public highway outside my own property. the notice felt quite forceful. you have to pay it or you're going to be taken to court. you're going to be prosecuted. the consequences of losing in court would have been severe. you have to pay court costs and you get a criminal record on top of that. i decided as soon as i saw that, that i was not gonna pay it. liz took the case to her local mp and paper. the council backed down and dropped it, saying the decision to fine liz was an error of judgment. it told us that it expects the highest standards and a common sense approach from kingdom. i think it's fine if the council get a private company to enforce these fines, but they need to target the right offenders and not people that just want to have their recycling taken away. even if you do the public spirited thing, you could fall foul of these wardens. they're not enforcing the public spirited l

sin bin in so we can put him in the sin bin in so we can put him in the sin binfor sin bin in so we cans and put him back on and stop paying all these people's money to do rubbish situations in the game. the move to take retrospective action against players who dive was just one of the reforms approved at the fa's agm at wembley. the others included a streamlining of the fa board, reducing it from 12 members to 10, by 2018, three of those fa board members will be female, a limit to the time people can serve as board members to three periods of three years. as we reach the closing stages of the football season, you might expect some teams to take their foot off the pedal, but that wasn't the case for free—scoring tottenham hotspur this evening. already guaranteed to finish in second place, striker harry kane hit four as they beat leicester city 6—1 at the kingpower stadium, as ben croucher reports. whilst leicester and spurs have little riding on the rest of the season, there is still a personal cry two came for and the harry kane, that comes in the shape of the golden boot. with less th

let's listen to allegedly the son of osama bin laden. >> documents recovered from bin laden 'as hideout in pakistan revealed a man nesting -- menacing figure. is osama's son. intelligence analysts are playing close attention. >> translator: basically saying america and american people, we are coming. >> eric: another bin laden, more al qaeda. >> rob: there are several bin ladens out there. we found a lot of intel about his son. they were talking about whether the he should be part of the leadership in 2010, a year before the raid. osama bin laden encouraged him to not be part of a jihad. the last thing osama wanted was for him to die in a drone strik strike. they were in iran. he decided he want to be part of it. he has the brand, the ideology. >> eric: i don't even really understand this. tell us about al qaeda. is it shrinking? >> rob: the way i describe it is, it's like trying to nail jell-o to a wall. we underestimate what they're doing and we don't understand how deep their benches where they've got a lot of people. they are always growing new people. since 2010, they were trying t

osama bin laden's son grew up to be a bad guy?e leading the charge against isis. did he retweet you? >> no, he tweeted at me. [inaudible conversations] >> he didn't retweet you? this is a bad sign. i know that's a bad sign. >> you know what? i'm just going to go out -- if the next darth vadar of the middle east is tweeting you, i think we're good. we're missing the whole point. greg: what? >> these interviews are hiding behind a blown-up piece of an airplane. does anyone not see things aren't good over there? i didn't have a dad, but this whole revenge my dad thing -- and the last thing in, he said he was forged in steel. he must have got it from his mama, you know what i'm saying? [laughter] greg: all right. coming up, what did a guy do to his date after she won't stop texting during their movie date? i might tell you next. [cheers and applause] ,. ♪ ♪ ♪ did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable i

if the death of usama bin laden.seal rob o'neill, the man who fired the fatal shot at the man on the left is here to tell his great story about that night when we come back. >> the death of bin laden marks the most significant achievement to date and our nation's effort to defeat al qaeda. builder weed, bill has nothing to worry about. it kills weeds and greens grass, guaranteed. this is a scotts yard. if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis like me, and you're talking and gto your rheumatologistd. about a medication... ...this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain... ...and protect my joints from further damage. humira has been clinically studied for over 18 years. humira works by targeting and helping to... ...block a specific source... ...of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. it's proven to help relieve pain and... ...stop further joint damage in many adults. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and canc

my next guest shot and killed osama bin laden., 2011 raid in afghanistan is the most famous of robert o'neal's missions as a navy s.e.a.l. his new book details the planning and circumstances of the showdown with the world's most wanted man, the operator firing the shots that killed osama bin laden and my years as a s.e.a.l. team warrior. robert, first of all, thank you. that's what i most want to say to you. >> you're welcome. it was an honor to serve with the best people in the world. i appreciate being on the show today. great to see you. >> i know that you were responsible for participating in 400 plus missions, and this and perhaps the mersk alabama are probably the ones best known, how did it compare in terms of difficulty? >> as far as difficulty, it wasn't even one of the most difficult targets we have been on. they selected a group of combat veteran navy s.e.a.l.s, all done it hundreds of times. it was the best time i was ever part of. we were given the most time to prepare for the mission. we knew the outside of the compo

. >> a team of seals killed bin.re were whispers about a big announcement from the president so they cut into prime time programming. a show you might recognize. >> men's team plus la toya. >> this is an nbc news special report. >> forgive me for a moment. the president will announce that ama bin laden is in fact dead. >> after a fireght, they killed osama bin laden and took custody of his body. >> since that night, what has changed some the fight against terror presses on. i want to welcome the author of anatomy of terror from the death of bin laden to the rise of the state. a former special agent on the left with an international reputation. his work identifying the 9/11 hijackers and interrogating members led to several breakthroughs. he joins me now on set. good to see you, my friend. >> good to see you. >> you often made the point that americans associate the death of bin laden with a major blow against the new terrorism with which we were not familiar. you warned that that's dangerous. it's not over and al qaed

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i get to decide when i take the bins out. not if i take the bins out. boyjobs and girljobs, you see. eurovision. now, we're not leaving that as well, are we? no. i'm tempted to say in current circumstances i'm not sure how many votes we'll get. alison norcross found that a stomach churning interview, it made uncomfortable viewing on many fronts, not the least of which is the absolute obsequiousness of the presenters. and one twitter user wondered, how can this propaganda be allowed when may runs from a face—to—face debate? yes, the television debates. the format in which senior politicians appear in the set piece election programmes only started in 2010, but has since become a battle ground with broadcasters. in 2015 david cameron refused to follow the example of his predecessor as prime minister, gordon brown, and take part in a head—to—head discussion on the bbc with other party leaders. five of whom appeared without him in a so—called challengers debate. theresa may has followed his example and jeremy corbyn has said he won't take part in such a prog

a rare look at the raid that killed bin laden on this date six years ago on a sunday night. here's a little known fact. the nbc television network interrupted that night's airing the apprentice with the initial word of the raid later confirmed when president obama came down the center hallway in the white house and announced to the world from the east room that the united states had indeed found and killed the leader of al qaeda. the search for bin laden stretched across three presidents, nearly two decades and was made a priority of course after 9/11. as chief of staff of the cia at the time of the bin laden raid jeremy bash was on the team overseeing the operation that killed number enemy number one. he was in the command center at langley during the operation. and in the situation room when then director of the cia panetta gave the president the results of a facial recognition scan. jeremy remains here with us tonight. jeremy of all the things -- and you also witnessed two dress rehearsals for the mission. what's the most indelible here we are six years later. >> director

and that's what makes him dangerous because as bin laden, as the son of osama bin laden, he has the capabilityin iraq. isis used to be al-qaeda and their problem with the leadership is their problem with the current leader. brian: bin laden is still a famous name in saudi arabia. they're very, very rich. divorced themself from terror, perhaps. what should the president be saying if he wants to get on top of al-qaeda when he goes to visit in a couple of days? >> i think he needs to tell the saudis we have the same enemy. and if they listen to what he put out last saturday, they have to be fearful because he talked about liberating saudi arabia from the house. and liberating saudi arabia from the u.s. presence, this is something we did not see since 1996 decoration of jihad by osama bin laden and 1998. brian: wow. ainsley: i know you don't fear another 9/11 because you say they don't have the capability. hopefully. if you're interested in reading his book, you can learn more about his story. congratulations on the book. >> thank you. thank you for having me. brian: great to see you. >> always. b

we killed osama bin laden. his message lives. >> and there is a new messenger.oung, charismatic son. >> i think we are not done with the bin ladens yet. >> dana: he also has a pessimistic assessment of theqa current threat posed by al qaeda. >> if you look at al qaeda, they only have about 400 members. if you look at al qaeda today, they have thousands and thousands of members. all over the middle east, al qaeda is stronger than ever. i don't believe even bin laden in his wildest dreams thought that we would have followers who command armies, troops, control lands. our extremely powerful geopolitical players as al qaeda today. >> dana: greg. talk with former intelligence personnel that said he worries al qaeda is patiently setting the table for something big, which means we have to be on our toes. >> greg: i have said it h before. this could be the day before something really bad. that makes 9/11 look small. i would love to see father and son reunite. i am all for that. the conflict boils down to for donald trump, i think. he is somebody who wants to stay out of

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six years ago in the early morning hours of may 2nd in pakistan, osama bin laden was killed by u.s. on his compound. back in the u.s., it was still mid-afternoon on may 1st, and most of us had no idea that one of the most important events in our lifetime had just happened. so tonight looking back six years, i'm thinking how surreal the events surrounding the killing of bin laden were, like this moment. president obama at the white house correspondents dinner, unbeknownst to the crowd, had just given the navy s.e.a.l.s the final go order to get bin laden. >> we have incredible young men and women who are serving in uniform overseas in the most extraordinary of circumstances. [ applause ] we are reminded of their courage and their valor. >> talk about extraordinary circumstances for our troops. i wonder what the president was thinking at that moment in a room full of thousands of journalists, not letting on for national security reasons what was going down in pakistan. even as smart as we journalists like to think we are, not one of us suspected the most momentous operation was under

bring a sin bin in, so we can put him in the sin bin in, so we can put him in the sin bin in, so we canin the sin bin for ten minutes and then put him back on and stop paying these people money to do rubbish situations in the game. that is utter rubbish. nicky hayden is in a critical condition in an italian hospital after being hit by a car while out cycling. the 35—year—old american who races superbikes was put into a medically induced coma after being struck while riding on the rimini coastline yesterday. he suffered brain and leg injuries. british number one johanna konta is out of the italian 0pen, she lost to venus williams in rome. konta recovered from a set down against the american, but eventually lost 6—1, 3—6, 6—1. konta had won three matches in a row against williams — before today. that's all the sport now. we will be back with more in the next hour. thank you very much indeed. donald trump says he's being subjected to the "greatest witch—hunt against a politician in american history" after a special investigator was appointed to examine russia's alleged interference in last

and electronics and paper in another bin. will you spread that nationwide and what will that do to screening lines? secretary kelly: t.s.a. works for me. the reason we have done that is because of people trying to avoid the $25 or $50 to check a bag are now stuffing their carry-on bags to the point of they can't get any more in there. the more you stuff in there, the less the t.s.a. professionals looking at what's in those bags, they can't tell what's in the bags any mormore. chris: are you going to do that nationwide? secretary kelly: we might. chris: soon? secretary kelly: we are work out the procedures to find out how to do that with the least amount of inconvenience to the traveler. chris: the 4th circuit coast appeals issued a ruling continuing the stay on president trump's revised travel ban. the chief judge called the revised travel ban that an executive order that speaks in vague words of national security but in context with religious intolerance, animus and discrimination. judge after judge says this is a muslim ban

add lane -- bin laden. us about that day. >> i know the majority assumed it was a last mission. it was a one-way mission. we were going to get shot there, blown up, if anybody is going to wait for a team to get to this house and blow the whole thing up is this guy. we knew we weren't coming back but we did it for the people that died in 9/11, the people that were having breakfast and had a decision between 2500-degrees to jump to their death. that's where we went. we went up the stairs to get bin laden, did he see and make eye contact, i don't know but i hope he saw the american flag patches, we went for those people, that's why we are here, those people that they were not supposed to fight. that's what we do. and that's only chapter 23 of the book. maria: oh, my god. >> that's part of the book but to see the guys facing death, going through their methodical breaching of doors, opening of doors, clearing of stairwells, i was in this position on that mission where i was in the back and i uld watcand i rememb

anniversary of killing usama bin laden. he will reflect back.ary options when it comes to north korea. finally donald trump is talking about these brutal gangs. illegal immigrants come to our country and wreak havoc at our school system. especially here in new york. they are called ms-13. he talked about it this weekend. >> ms-13. are the equivalent in their meanness to al qaeda. my administration will not rest until we have dismantled these violent gangs and we're doing it rapidly and we're sending them the hell out of our country. brian: they put their roots in suffolk county. we will be joined with the pba chairman of the police association. he will be joining us live in 40 minutes. we will premier and get the preview of the first edition of the specialist. all three host also be here. they look exactly like that. the guy in the middle is eric bolling. and then have you eboni and kathy. they will preview it for us here on "fox & friends." clayton: your preview of a preview. brian: never been done before. clayton: thanks, brian. heather: thank

>> the death of bin laden. >> it was less than a second.robably half a second. just walking and shot him. i was standing above him when he took his last breath. i heard it audibly. >> bret: thanks to those navy seals. all the intelligence officers, u.s. military members, and leaders, who fight terror for us every day. thank you for inviting us into your home tonight. that is it that is it for this "special report." the fair, balanced, and unafrai unafraid. "the story" hosted by martha maccallum starts right now. ♪ >> tuesday, may 2nd, fox news alert, before you book your summer vacation the new warning about isis targeting americans with guns, bombs and vehicles. >> i don't care because he doesn't give a -- those republican leaders don't give a [b] >> tom perez has no problem cursing but saying donald trump is too offenses. >> lieutenant dan, ice cream. >> ice cream shortage in time for summary, you may have to dish out for your favorite flavors. "fox and friends" first darts right now. ♪ abby: good morning. it is the day to wake up and joi

>> the death of bin laden. >> it was less than a second.lf a second. just walking and shot him. i was standing above him when he took his last breath. i heard it audibly. >> bret: thanks to those navy seals. all the intelligence officers, u.s. military members, and leaders, who fight terror for us every day. thank you for inviting us into your home tonight. that is it that is it for this "special report." the fair, balanced, and unafrai unafraid. "the story" hosted by martha maccallum starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> how is north korea weighing? >> at ways but we have to prepare for the worst. we have to be prepared to do what we have to do. we can't allow this to go on for you to speak >> nobody is safe. who is safe? the guy has nuclear weapons. 28,000 troops on the line. they are right there. nobody is safe. we are probably not safe over here. he gets a long range missiles, we are not safe either. >> martha: the president gets blowback after saying he would consider talking to kim jong-un. "at any time, and any location," said kim jong-un. the wh

i get to decide when i take the bins out. not if i take the bins out.sion. now, we're not leaving that as well, are we? no. i'm tempted to say in current circumstances i'm not sure how many votes we'll get.

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and then bring in the sin bin and then we can put him in the sin bin and bring him back on. people all of this money to do rubbish situations in the game. that is utter rubbish. telling us what he thinks. that is sam allardyce's telling us what he thinks. that is sam alla rdyce's point telling us what he thinks. that is sam allardyce's point of view. this happens is scotland and has for some time. it will be similar in england. and we expect it to come into play next season. katie gornall talking about scotland. staying with football, but a little further north in scotland, where celtic were 5—0 winners away to partick thistle. patrick roberts picked up two of the goals for the champions at firhill, as brendan rodgers's side are nowjust one match away from going through the entire scottish premiership season undefeated, having drawn four matches and won 33, leaving them 30 points clear of second placed aberdeen. the swedish football federation postponed thursday's top flight game between gothenburg and aik after an allegation of an attempt to fix the match. it's been establi

laden, took out the two brothers as well as bin laden's adult son.also saw that indelible image of public enemy number one after he was shot, photographs i hope never see the light of kay, as well as the voof his funeral on the vinson. i think about it and i talk tonight to one of the special operations force leaders who ran that mission, i said how are you guys commemorating neptune spear six years later, he said we're doing what we do every day. we're out there several hundred of us in special small teams operating all around the world just doing our job. >> that's fantastic to hear. in 30 seconds or less, where do you place it? we know about the other famous military operations of the modern era from d day to iwojima. where dew point this? >> the stakes were so high, it's hard for me to compare it to others when there were so many thousands of americans whose lives were on the line. given the post-9/11 challenges, this one was big and america got it right. >> privileged to be able to talk to you adds we are always, but especially on this anniversa

airports are being asked to place any electronic device larger than the cell phone into a separate bin while going through the security checkpoints. at the sfo, we should point out this is not happening here because we are not one of the test airports but the program could be expanded nationwide soon. for the past year the tsa has been testing this new procedure at 10 airports across the country including lax, las vegas and phoenix. tsa says the issue is the overstuffed carry-on bags filled with electronic devices that can take longer to examine and the new procedure is an effort to de-clutter the baggage. there are no changes to what passengers can carry on but at the test airports each device must be placed into its own be in -- bin for screening. there's also concern about terrorists placing explosive inside the electronic devices. you may be thinking to yourself that it would slow down the process if you have people putting electronic devices in the separate bin. the tsa thinks it could potentially slow down the screening process and they are working on ways to ensure that is not t

and then bring a sin bin in so we can put him in the sin bin for ten minutes and put him back on andple money to do will be situations in the game. that is ought of rubbish. jose mourinho has asked manchester united fans not to ‘kill him' for fielding a weakened team against crystal palace in their final premier league match on sunday. the united manager wanted the game moved forward a day to give him more time to prepare his side for the europa league final the following wednesday, he also wants sam allardyce's who he's called a good friend to ‘go soft‘ on what's likely to be a second string united side. i never saw any details of trying to be, or trying to care about the english teams involved in european competitions. i never saw that with chelsea, or manchester united and never saw that with manchester city. last year, i never saw. so, ithink it isjust a lost battle. we have to acce pt it isjust a lost battle. we have to accept the way it is. a swedish top—division fixture between gothenburg and aik has been postponed after an alleged match—fixing attempt.the fixture was due to b