president trump confirming the death of hamza bin laden. the president releasing a statement that said he had been killed in a united states count counterterrorism action in afghanistan. sarah, hamza bin laden had been reported dead in late july. what are we learning? >> the white house is confirming for the first time hamza bin laden is dead and filling in some blanks saying it happened through a u.s. counterterrorism action and in afghanistan. this is not necessarily a new development. it's not a recent development. cnn reported july 31st the administration had intelligence to believe that hamza bin laden was dead. a couple weeks ago secretary of defense mark esper appeared to confirm that news with cnn. now i want to read you part of the statement the white house released this morning. the loss of hamza bin laden deprives al qaeda with important leadership skills, but undermines important operational activities of the group. he was responsible for dealing with various terrorist groups. the state department had labeled hamza bin laden as

president trump saying this morning that osama bin laden's son, hamza bin laden was killed in a u.s. counterterrorism operation. leland: we don't know who in that video is hamza, but we'll get to that. kristin: welcome from headquarters from washington, i'm kristin fisher. leland: welcome back. kristin: thank you. leland: the democratic debate. kristin: they only had three hours. leland: hamza bin laden was seen as a leader for the future generation of the terrorist group. and joining us now with the details, as iffy as they are, scant as they are. >> that's right, leland. the white house made the announcement in a statement this morning, quote, hamza bin laden, a high ranking son of osama bin laden was killed in a counterterrorism operation in the afghanistan-pakistan region. the loss of hamza bin laden knows only deprives them of his skills and connection to his father for the group. he was responsible for planning and dealing with various terrorist groups. this is the second time in two months we've learned that hamza was dead. last week our colleague asked mark esper about him. >

it's another bin laden. he's dead. all of the leadership of al-qaida has existed in 2011 or in '98 when they hit our embassies in africa, dead, except for a couple people in guantanamo. i think that has an effect. arthel: july 31st, the wall street journal reported that hamza bin laden was believed dead. today, president trump is just confirming that he was indeed killed in a u.s. counter dare riterrorism operation. do you know why the president waited six weeks to confirm. >> i would speculate, as lucas sort of implied, that when you say this happened in the afghanistan, pakistan area, what that means is it probably happened in pakistan and we could ask once again why pakistan, supposedly a u.s. ally, a u.s. partner, is harboring once again a terrorist. these guys harbored bin laden. they denied they knew abou abou. very senior elements of this terrorist groups in pakistan, perhaps, i think that would be a reason not to raise this. it complicates the sort of mission of actually getting out of afghanistan. arthel: look

hamza bin laden, a son of osama bin laden, has been killed in a us counterterrorism operation.reported dead at the end ofjuly, but the white house has just confirmed the information. david willis reports. the white house hasn't released details of the operation that brought about the death of hamza bin laden or its timing. there have been various reports here in recent months suggesting that he had been killed, but this is the first time president trump has confirmed the news. the son of the man who masterminded the september 11 terrorist attacks, hamza bin laden, had called for further attacks on the united states to avenge his father's killing. and earlier this year, the us state department offered a million—dollar reward for information leading to his capture. president trump, in a brief statement, said that as well as the symbolic connection to his father, the loss of hamza bin laden deprived al-qaeda of important leadership skills and undermined the operational activities of the group. david willis, bbc news, washington. let's look at some other stories in brief: the itali

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first reported hamza bin laden was killed over the summer.s the procedure of verifying that before notice like we saw today from the white house is made public? >> a couple of things go into this, fred. one, you want to be sure that you did in fact kill the person you think you did, and you're going to usually wait awhile to string all the bits of intelligence you can get, and all of the different strands to make sure you got the target you think you've had. we made the mistake in the past of announcing certain terrorist killed here or there, finding out later maybe they were grievously injured and survived. number two, you want to extrapolate all the intelligence through conduct and execution of the operation so you can disrupt future attacks or ongoing things they might have been planning. you want to be sure you take all of that information in intelligence on board before you come out definitively with a statement. not surprised it took awhile. clearly they were trying to get ducks in a row, make sure they had all the ducks in a row they n

believed hamza bin laden was dead, citing a u.s. official.ic analyst admiral john kirby is here with us. last hour we talked about the fact al qaeda has been somewhat eclipsed by maybe other terror groups since 9/11, most notably isis. you also mentioned boko haram. what's the strategic importance of hamza bin laden's death? >> he certainly has symbolic importance because he was the perceived heir to the throne of osama bin laden. many people believed that the elder bin laden was grooming him for leadership. the stated leader of al qaeda is old and some believe to be ill. so it wasn't clear how much longer his leadership was going to go on. so there was a significance in the name brand bin laden and what that might do

hamza bin laden — a son of osama bin laden — has been killed in a us counter—terrorism operation.— was reported dead at the end ofjuly, but only now has that been confirmed by the white house. the us state department designated him a global terrorist two years ago and put a $1 million bounty on his head earlier this year. david willis reports from washington. the white house hasn't released details of the operation that brought about the death of hamza bin laden or its timing. there have been various reports here in recent months suggesting that he had been killed, but this is the first time president trump has confirmed the news. the son of the man who masterminded the september 11 terrorist attacks, hamza bin laden had called for further attacks on the united states to avenge his father's killing. and earlier this year, the us state department offered a $1 million reward for information leading to his capture. president trump, in a brief statement, said that as well as the symbolic connection to his father, the loss of hamza bin laden deprived al-qaeda of important leadership sk

you interviewed osama bin laden many years ago. regarding al qaeda, we haven't heard much about them lately. first off, peter, how big a blow is this to the organization. in terms of the global threat of al qaeda why does this stand? >> symbolly it has some importance. the fact the state department put a $1 million reward on his head shows how important he was to the organization. they put $25 million on the head of his father, osama bin laden. he had grown up with his dad and embraced the ideology. i'm skeptical that he was operationally important. that's the claim we have today from the white house from the tweet of president trump. something to look at. al qaeda itself, they're basically a local jihad group with the ability to reach out and attack the west. al qaeda is the central group that attacked us on 9/11. in london they killed 52 commuters. that's a long time ago. they sent three americans to try and conduct a suicide operation in manhattan in 2009. that's a decade ago now. luckily that failed. their ability to carry out

the white house now confirming it was an american operation that killed hamza bin laden. nbc's pentagon correspondent courtney kube on what we know and what it means for al qaeda >> reporter: today president trump confirming an nbc news exclusive report from july that osama bin laden's son and heir apparent to al qaeda is dead. the white house releasing a statement saying that a laden was killed in a u.s. counterterrorism operation in the afghanistan/pakistan region surrounded by jihad from a young age, hamza was just 7 years old when his father declared holy war on the u.s. and moved the family to afghanistan. he appeared in an al qaeda video soon after the september 11th attacks and was seen as the most charismatic, religious, and militant of osama bin laden's sons hamza was not at the pakistan compound when his father was killed by u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s in may of 2011 still few details about how and when hamza was killed u.s. officials only saying it was sometime in the last two years. >> certainly it would appear that this was an individual that was killed in an air str

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hamza bin laden, son of the late osama bin laden, has been killed in an american counterterrorism invasion somewhere in the pakistan area, according to a statement put out by the white house. american officials decline to say when he was killed. earlier this year, the u.s. state department issued a $1 million reward for any information on the junior bin laden, stating that he had released video and audio messages online, calling on his followers to launch attacks on the united states and its western allies. in revenge for the may 2011 killing of his father by u.s. military forces. on the same day, the u.s. bureau of counterterrorism called for united nation member states to freeze his assets and enforce a travel ban. as a response, his home country of saudi arabia said it had already revoked his citizenship. in 2015, al qaeda promoted hamza as a top leader in its jihadi movement. he has been featured in al qaeda propaganda videos as a child but only posted audio messages in his later years. the most recent footage of him was released by the cia in 2017, showing glimpses of his wedding to t

president trump is confirming the death of nansa bin laden. he is the son of osama bin laden and was seen as an emerging leader of al qaeda. the president releasing a statement today saying he had been killed in the counter terrorism operation in the afghanistan pakistan region. let's begin with sarah westwood. what more are you learning about this development? >> this is the first time that hansa bin laden is dead if was a counter terrorism organization that took place in the afghanistan and pac stan region. this is not netly a u new or recent development. they had intelligence that lead them to believe that he had been killed. and they said in an appearance on position news, that he had been killed, but i want to read you part of the statement that the white house released this morning that seems to explain what the white house viewed. the loss of hamza bin laden was responsible for dealing and planning with various terrorist groups. he was labelled an emerging leader of al qaeda and offered a one million dollar reward for information that h

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defense secretary appeared to confirm hamza bin laden's death but only indirectly bin ladin was a prominent al qaeda figure who had reportedly been groomed by his father osama to leave the group 5 defense witnesses have testified in the trial of the former sudanese president omar al bashir including the director of bashir is office hatem house and back eat said he received $25000000.00 from saudi crown prince mohammed bin sound man through an envoy millions of dollars in foreign answered anees currency were recovered from bashir is residence after he was arrested in april as she is trial on corruption and money laundering charges will resume next week. there's reef relief in the bahamas with the news that tropical storm better has moved away from the islands international aid is pouring in but it's a grassroots assistance campaign that is providing a lot of support to those who've been left with nothing alan fischer reports from the capital nassau. they're the everyday things that will rebuild ordinary lives ripped apart their t. shirts and shorts and dresses and toiletries all gathered by

president trump saying this morning that osama bin laden's son, hamza bin laden was killed in a u.s.operation. leland: we don't know who in that video is hamza, but we'll get to that. kristin: welcome from headquarters from washington, i'm kristin fisher. leland: welcome back. kristin: thank you. leland: the democratic debate. kristin: they only had three hours. leland: hamza bin laden was seen as a leader for the future generation of the terrorist group. and joining us now with the details, as iffy as they

we know from the raid against osama bin laden, osama bin laden was grooming hamza to be his successor. we know from other information that that was actually happening. there's a competition among jihadis who want to attack us, between isis and al qaeda. and this is something that is very dangerous and we have to take them both on in very careful ways. but to remove hamza bin laden, a young, ambitious terrorist following in the shadow of his father, is nothing but good news. it's also a reminder of the afghanistan issue which is obviously hotly debated in washington. we have to be very careful before we say we have to leave afghanistan entirely, because our platforms are really critical for the intelligence to carry out strikes like this. >> it's interesting when you talk about the competition between isis and al qaeda, i think that's something that certainly has us all concerned. nbc's courtney kube as well as brett mcgurk, thanks so much. >>> we're following breaking news out of new york city. protesters within the last hour were blocking parts of manhattan's fifth answer near the mi

hamza bin laden — a son of osama bin laden — has been killed in a us counter—terrorism operation.ow has that been confirmed by the white house. the us state department designated him a global terrorist two years ago and put a one million dollar bounty on his head earlier this year. david willis reports from washington. the white house has not released details of the operation that brought about the death of hamza bin laden or its timing. there have been various reports in recent months suggesting he had been killed but this is the first time president trump has confirmed the news. the son of a man who masterminded the september the 11th terrorist attacks, hamza bin laden had called for further tax attacks, hamza bin laden had called forfurther tax on attacks, hamza bin laden had called for further tax on the united states to avenge the killing of his father. earlier this year the us state department offered a $1 million reward for information leading to his capture. president trump said that as well as a symbolic connection to his father, the loss of hamza bin laden deprived al-qa

well, president trump has confirmed hamza bin laden, osama bin laden'osamabin laden's son,. in a statement the president said bin laden was killed in a u.s. counter-terrorism operation in the afghanistan-pakistan region. it is believed bin laden was killed at least several months ago. multiple reports stress isis remains a threat to the west and is regaining strength. in a cbs news investigation, holly williams goes under cover to expose how isis fighters are make thirg way to western countries with the help of human smugglers. >> reporter: filming with a hidden camera, we made contact with human smuggling gangs. they move people illegally from athens to western europe for about $8,000 each. their customers are some of the hundreds of thousands of migrants and refugees who've crossed to greece from the middle east, many making the dangerous crossing by boat, hoping for a better life in europe. now cbs news has found evidence that criminal syndicates are also moving isis members using the same methods. the smugglers rely on stolen identity documents, passports, and i.d. cards

a statement said that hamza bin laden was killed in a u.s. counter terrorism operation in the afghanistan-pakistan region. hamza increasingly prominent in al qaeda and he was designated a global terrorist after he threatened to take revenge against the united states for killing his father. the white house said hamza bin laden's daepth is a big loss for al qaeda and will hurt its operation. >> the world's largest oil processing facility in saudi arabia was attacked by drones. the attack sparked a huge fire at a processor crucial to global energy supplies. see the fire and the smoke in the video including american suppliers. yemen's houthi rebels are claiming responsibility for the attack. the group warns that attacks will only get worse if the war continues. the saudi-led coalition has been battling the rebels since march of 2015. it is not clear yet though, how this will affect u.s. o again. hurricane season in full swing and it seems the hurricane-ravaged bahamas as tropical storm humberto moves closer. >> that has put the great abaco island

. >> you also had this group of international religious extremists under bin laden who refer to themselves, and they had sought and gained safe haven in the taliban-controlled parts of afghanistan. they were essentially being hosted by the taliban. >> it was the paramount safe haven for al qaeda. which was the most dangerous terrorist group on the planet at the time. >> the taliban is ruling according to their conception of islamic law. the most literal fundamentalist conception that you can possibly imagine. >> the taliban regime was ruthless. there wasn't anything that they wouldn't do. these men would shoot women in the back of the head. they were the men who would beat you on the street with whips. they were the ones who were committing all the crimes against humanity in the name of islam. the people were in dire, dire straits, and they were living in abject poverty. they were suffering under the greatest, most oppressive regime that we've seen in modern history. it makes me feel angry, but i don't want to live just to feel angry. i want to do something to change it. that's why i went

osama bin laden, who knows what. eric shawn is with us.ut of breath, i was walking down fifth avenue which is close to our studios. i heard a jet, perhaps a 737 or a small airbus flying low. unusually low over fifth avenue, making a right. i'm not going to say, i don't know, i don't have any reports what type of plane hit the world trade center but people looked up and it made a right toward the building. >> nice and orderly. [sirens] >> it is a tragedy. it is abhorrent. it is disgusting. >> i'm wondering are these pilots terrorists themselves? , are there terrorists in the cockpit who are holding guns to a pilot's head? did they -- >> i can't imagine -- >> you can speculate, completely about how this happens, because obviously it takes a lot of training and expertise to fly a complicated, sophisticated aircraft, whether boeing 737 or smaller airbus. these are not little cessnas, little pipers. so there is, you have to wonder and raise what possibility there is with the type of scenario that was going on in the cockpit. >> wendell goler is

president dog trump has acknowledged the death of osama bin laden's son it was the 1st confirmed it was 1st confirmed rather last month by the u.s. secretary of defense he said holmes who was killed during a military operation on the afghanistan pakistan border he'd been designated arava some of them live and was a prominent figure in the. maters in west africa have moved into closed door discussions at an emergency summit in brooklyn a fast on terrorism the region is experiencing a sharp rise in cross border attacks from armed groups affiliated with al qaida and isis catherine soy has more from the summit and we're going to go to. heads of state from the sahara i arrive in weather dougal there is a security crisis in the region following an inside inside by armed groups allied to al qaeda in the islamic state of iraq and the levant fighters have carried out a series of attacks in book enough fassel mauritania mali chide and. they scan sign that this problem could spread beyond us to hell and to other coastal countries there's no one to q 4 we have said that there needs to be a link bet

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-- usama bin laden's son, hamza bin laden in afghanistan, in the pakistan region.was considered an emerging leader of al qaeda. a former cia analyst and senior pentagon official who sits on the house armed services and homeland security committee and co. chairs the cyber security subcommittee, great to have you on the program. you did three tours in iraq yourself. what is your reaction to what the place in saudi arabia? >> i was a militia analyst. i traveled around iraq looking at the connection between the iranian government and the shia militia class plotting against our bases. i've seen the playbook before. iran provides material, training, advice, counsel on how groups around the middle east can improve their capabilities. i have no knowledge who is responsible for the attack but i would not be shocked if it was a local group, houthi group enabled and supported by iranian leadership. >> mike pompeo said this has iran's fingerprints all over it. it doesn't have to be the leadership of iran. >> we have a problem with iran and the way they intend to sell chaos aro

he is the son of osama bin laden adamza bin was believed to have been about 30 years old. he was reportedly a senior leader in the al qaeda terror group after his father was killed during a na seal raid in 2011.e the whuse statement today did not the operation. about the state department issued a $1 million reward for information on bin laden's location lt february hong kong today, hundreds of supportersf china's government sc wuffledh demonstrators who are in their 15th week of pro- democracy protes. the pro-beijing group sang the chinese national antm and waved red flags at a shopping mall while the pro-democracy ermarchs gathered. policseparated the two groups after they clashed briefly. police have band a major anti- govern tomorrow, but organizers say they will show up anyway and march to the british consulate. in frankfurt, germany today thousands of protesters demanded the government take more action against climate chan as the city hosts one of the largest international car shows this week. >> power to the people! >> power to the people! >> sreenivasan: bicyclists

president donald trump has now acknowledged the death of former al qaeda leader osama bin laden's son hunter for the 1st time he was reportedly killed in a counterterrorism operation on the afghan pakistan border hamza bin laden was a prominent al qaeda figure who had been groomed by his father is son to lead to the group and afghan security forces have broken up what they say was an eyesore fell in kabul responsible for a series of suicide bombings including last month's wedding attack 3 men have been arrested but there are concerns that other groups may be waiting to be activated tony burke he reports from kabul these 3 men are what afghan security forces say were part of an ice all terrorist cell in kabul it's claimed they're responsible for $29.00 dead the attacks in the capital. they're been they've been recruiting from very from the educated society the young. young educated youth and they've been very savvy with technology and even the ability to to to plan and launch attacks they have about a lot of innocent blood on their hand so it was a huge huge bust the hunt for eisel or

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the name usama bin laden, we knew this attack would not have happened.n that morning my staff came, a plane hit tower one. this is where tower 2 was at the time. there was this enormous explosion. i could hear them yelling about a second attack but just hit tower to. at that point i realized we were under attack. >> i worked the city of new york as a volunteer firefighter for 23 years, the events of september 11th. >> this museum is the footprint of where everything happened. >> everything that was hear from 18 years ago. one of the first things you will see, one of the last known pictures, taken at 8:30 a.m. on september 11, 2001. >> the blue spots, how call him everything was, how beautiful everything was. >> this is lady liberty. some patches remind me of the national response three days after the attack on the towers and i noticed a bunch of guys uniforms and i am looking at these guys and said commissioner, we took our vacation time, and we saw the smoke. the damage to this is representative of the hundreds that we lost on that day, these vehicles a

. >>> the white house today confirmed bin laden. bin laden's son was widely reported in july, the death was reported in july but today, the u.s. said he was killed by a u.s. operation in afghanistan/pakistan region. the specifics were not released but a white house statement read, "the loss of has my bin laden not only deprives all kind of important leadership skills but undermines important operational activities of the group." >>> search teams fanned out missed looking for a missing elderly man last seen on mullica road in belmont. belmont police tweeted this photo of paul farmer. teams have been looking for him in the area of highly highway 92, interstate 280 and kiana wrote. the 48-year-old man has been missing for more than two weeks and he had a history of falls. >>> we will update you on the sfo runway construction project underway and the change that could alleviate delays . >> the a's look to make take on the rangers in their quest for a spot in the playoffs. >>> two large decks come crashing down, injuring nearly 2 dozen p

family killed there after navy seals killed osama bin laden 2011.till ambiguity about where he was killed, u.s. knows where, why say somewhere in the afghanistan pakistan region instead of specifying location unless purpose is to say someone from embarrassment. that someone could be pakistan primer minister. the notable private under president trump when he spoke of the pedagogy at the 18th university of the 9/11 attacks. >> the democratic presidential candidates were back on following thursday fiery debate. earlier today sent senator elizabeth worn. in baido baidoa work had an interesting one in his home state. >> at least four or five of the democratic candidates will be in washington tonight for the congressional black caucus dinner look for focused a shift away from beto's controversial comments about ar-15's and gun control. two other campaign issues. elizabeth warren campaigning in her home state in massachusetts outlining her ambitious plans for more government programs. >> i wish we spent more time about canceling student loan debt and more

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bin laden had been killed in the united states counter-terrorism others. sarah westwood is covering these developments from the white house. what are you learn something. >> a lot of the details remain unclear, but for the first time today the white house is confirming that hamsa bin lade is dead. but to be clear, it did not happen today, it may not have even been a recent development. officials had intelligence leading them to leave that he was dead. and they appeared to confirm this in a fox news interview. i want to read you part of the statement they put forward today because it explains what the white house views as his role in al qaeda. the house of ham srza not only privated al qaeda of important leadership. he was labelled an emerging leader in al qaeda, the state department also offered a $1 million reward for any information that would lead to the capture of hamza bin laden. documents showed that he was being grooms to replace his father as the leader of al qaeda. sarah westwood at the white house, thank you so much. she has a plan for nearly ev

>> osama bin laden was still in afghanistan. >> reporter: bin laden was 400 miles away in the tora borains. and mattis had the helicopters to get there. >> we would basically block the escape routes and then move up the two valleys. we were very confident we had a good fix on him. and as we pushed up those valleys, he would have to move. and at that point, we'd kill him. >> reporter: it was the bush administration's best chance to get america's worst enemy. but the order never came. we in the military missed the opportunity, mattis writes. >> you willing to say now that you could have gotten him. >> you can never give that kind of certainty, but he had a hell of a time getting out if we'd gotten those troops in. >> reporter: mattis left afghanistan to take control of a marine division and a mission he never saw coming. the invasion of iraq. >> i was somewhat flabbergasted. i didn't think saddam could do much in terms of threatening us. there was a problem there, but i thought it could be solved other than us invading them. >> reporter: mattis' co-author bing west shot this video as the

it was from onof those basesat e killed osama bin laden.fghanistan we have to worry about the al qaeda aae isis andd we n to have a modest presence. laura: general jack keane, thank you so much for joining us. m gen. keane: ok, you're welcome. laura: the u.s. secretary of state has released a statement tonight calling out the taliban for eslating violence in afghanistan. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to c program, the brexit battle moves to the supreme court. now they will decide if boris johnson was acting within the law to suspend parliament. laura: swimming english channel is not only an incredible feat, but a cancer survivor has become nce first person to swim it four times nonstop. sarah thomas of colorado completed the challenge earlier today. more on this incredible story. reporter it was in the early sunday morning tha sarah thomas set off on her aquatic odyssey. to swim the channel once is tough enough. four times in aa row, until now unheard of. today after 54ours and 10 minutes, she staggered out of the water f

president trump confirming today that the son of osama bin laden, hamsa bin laden, has been killed in a u.s. counterterrorism operation trump tweeting the loss not only deprives al qaeda of important leadership skills and the symbolic connection to his father but undermines important operational activities of the group. cnn reported in july that the u.s. believed hamza bin laden was dead and had been killed at least several months earlier. the president's statement does not specify when bin laden was killed only that it happened in the afghanistan/pakistan region. >>> coming up tonight the controversy surrounding "snl's" newest cast member even before his first day on the job. your me all her life that i should fix it. and now it reminds me of her. i'm just glad i never fixed it. listen, you don't need to go anywhere dad. meet christine, she's going to help you around the house. the best home to be in is your own. from personal care and memory care, to help around the house, home instead offers personalized in-home services for your loved ones. home instead senior care. to us, it's pe

might have been some political reasons as well but ultimately i was forced to leave a year later bin laden and al qaida orchestrated 2 attacks on us embassies in africa 224 people killed and yet still the us entertained the taliban the same taliban then governing of gotta start and which tolerated al qaida on its soil was invited back to the us in 2001 on the fischel state visit during which jarvis dignitaries explained the virtuous treatment of woman and now when there's. security over not. busy over working it's right there. in the minister. we don't use them as objects of advertisement. it's they are not for you or. for many other things women shouldn't be 4 months before $911.00 the u.s. sent $43000000.00 to the taliban a reward for fighting narcotics trafficking who would have known that just months later america would invade to start a war that would last for almost 2 decades the united states have been cooperated with jaya dean in afghanistan for a long time they didn't see them as that dangerous they saw them as people who would stay over there and and they thought they could use t