given 9/11, given uss cole and the i 9/11, given uss cole and the attacks on us embassies in africa,ng ayman al—zawahiri but i wonder, on the basis of what you said, the franchise nature of al-qaeda today, is it so important as to who replaces him? not necessarily. it certainly is helpful to have a leader that inspires at a strategic level the organisation will stop i think the other big challenge is that we are seeing already afghanistan become a sanctuary for a number of groups, notjust al-qaeda but islamic state, and a range of other groups. we are seeing a resurgence of terrorism including in afghanistan. my question is, al—zawahiri is now dead, what comes next in afghanistan? that is the big question. afghanistan? that is the big ruestion. ., ~ afghanistan? that is the big ruestion. ., ,, , ., , afghanistan? that is the big ruestion. ., ~' , . question. thank you very much indeed. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: beyonce is going to rerecord one of her new songs after disability campaigners raised concerns about the lyrics. the question was whether we wanted to save our

in the september the 11th attacks as well as earlier attacks on us embassies in africa and the uss cole nineties. zawahiri, who succeeded osama bin laden as al-qaeda chief, was on the fbi's most wanted terrorist list. this is what president biden announced a short time ago on saturday at my direction, the united states successfully concluded an airstrike in kabul, afghanistan, that killed the emir of al-qaeda, ayman al—zawahiri. ayman al—zawahiri was bin laden�*s leader, he was with him all the whole time, he was his number two man and deputy at the time of the terrorist attack on 9/11. he was deeply involved in the planning of 9/11. one of the most responsible for the attacks that murdered 2,977 people on american soil. for decades, he was the mastermind behind attacks against americans, including the bombing of the uss cole in 2000, which killed 17 american sailors, and wounded dozens more. he played a key role in the bombing of us embassies in kenya and tanzania, killing 224 and wounding over 11,500 others. he carved a trail of murder and violence against american citizens, american

thanks for your service, cole.ve the student loan bailout thought it would help democrats in the midterms. it is backfiring. they don't get any help. entire "washington post" editorial board, growing number of democrats say it is unfair. what do you say? >> you used the word backfire and that is what i am saying. see democrat ins battleground districts and democrats in top senate races. they're backing off the issue, they don't like it one bit because it is not palatable to the american people. it strikes americans as fundamentally unfair, rewarding people for bad behavior, not paying back their loans. we have a military expert here with us but you know we have the g.i. bill, that basically said if you served your country and keep us safe for three to i have too years you get free college. now we're giving free college to everybody. it is just so outrageous. people repaid their loans the way they're supposed to and did stand-up thing they're angry evident of all. my wife would say i'm a chump because i repaid my lo

this is over, the harbor says we're clean no more russian cole at this, the end of it. and what we see on the other side of me here, this yellow crane there unloading the luxembourg that's afraid of belonging to our slow metal, and there supplying the steelworks off that company is so cool is still needed, particularly for steel and for electricity. and that's why this is still being brought in in this harbor in relatively large amounts. barbara, how easy will it beats replace this russian coal? you mentioned that south african coal it's relatively easy because there are many sources of coal. the world round, so rotted, m harbor says what they're seeing now is cole from south africa, coal from columbia, coal from ecuador, even as far as australia. but the problem here is, of course, the price because cool. prices have been tripled since last year. now you add the price of increase transport, of course, because australia that's a way to go for freighter. and do you use will see a further driving up of coal prices. and we have a further complication. those river barges he

in cole's mind, scott acted like a man who had expected his wife to come home.ding on the car door when the cops were searching his truck. so, laci's car, though. >> he did sell the car because you know, he was not rich. the peterson family isn't rich. >> and scott hemmed and hawed about what he was fishing for, said cole, because the whole point of the trip was not to catch something as it was to test the boat before giving it to laci's stepdad, ron, as a christmas present. >> the boat was basically kind of a gift, and that's why it was kept a secret granskis, because it was a christmas thing. >> all innocent, said cole, but why did scott tell amber before laci vanished, i lost my wife. >> amber confronts him about having a wife and he says, "i lost her and this would be my first christmas without her. " >> scott had had that line used on him by a woman who was married. and he asked her if she was married and she said, i lost my husband. and scott decided that he liked that and that was a really good line. >> in other words, scott was a cad, not a killer, so sa

cole. >> i associate myself with your remarks and i appreciate your -- you starting this meeting this way. i need -- i met jackie before she was in congress. she never quit. see cap running and joined us in 2012 -- the cat running and joined us in 2012. she was impossible not to like. she always handled herself professionally and was those double with everyone she dealt with -- was so civil with every once he dealt with -- she dealt with. i know there is grieving with the loss and the country for her loss. i cannot think of anybody in america who would not proud -- be proud to have someone like jackie walorski in the united states. we that it is impossible to overstate what losing something like that means to the institution. as you know, she was are represented -- representative on the ethics committee. i hate to use the word opportunity to serve on it but it is regarding the integrity of the institution and that is an issue that was before us. you would always appreciate the matter in whi

citizens, reminding he was the mastermind of the attack of the uss cole. the fbi just updated its terrorist status for al zawahiri with the word "deceased." al zawahiri was killed in a precise strike on the balcony of a safe house with two hell fire missiles according to a u.s. official. no american personnel were on the ground in kabul at the time of the strike. no civilian casualties either according to the president. the death of al zawahiri comes 11 years after u.s. forces masterfully took out osama bin laden, who was hiding in pakistan at the time. here's what president biden says about just how long this strike took. >> we make it clear again tonight that no matter how long it takes, no matter where you hide, if you are a threat to our people, the united states the find you and take you out. >> joining me now to discuss this huge news is richard clark. new yorker staff writer, dexter fill kins who won a pulitzer prize for his reporting on afghanistan when he was working for the "new york times." gentlemen, nice to see both of you today. let me begin

college. >> i know cole didn't know what he wanted to do. he just did not have hope he was going to find his gift. >> i had people tell me suicide is for cowards and all this stuff, and i'm like, did you know cole very well? because if you knew cole, then you knew that kid was not a coward. and i think that people should bite their tongue until they've actually been through that situation. reporter: dan hedrick, who goes by danno, is the grief support coordinator here. >> each survivor has regret or a guilty thing they carry with them. reporter: and he has been through this situation. 11 years ago he lost his younger brother, david, to a firearm suicide. >> so this was all filled with trailers. reporter: for many years, hedrick's family owned and ran a military surplus store on this large lot in cheyenne, but the family was winding the biness down. the task of emptying trailers full of supplies and cleaning up the site fell to david who had long been struggling with both his mental health and physical pain from his prior work on the railroad

ian cole. >>> an arrest and connection with a p,ellet gun. she suffered a collapsed lung and fractured rib. nicholas montoya was arrested yesterday. police say he was behind 7pellet gun shootings between april and june including giana. san francisco police department is holding a press conference tomorrow to make a release new details. >> reporter: they are unhappy with cal's proposed housing complex on that site. this fight is also happening in the court. nbc bay area shell heard explains. >> tonight people's park is filled with protesters. some building a makeshift wall around the park. heading straight toward equipment to smash windows. >> it's very frustrating that right now we're unable to proceed with urgently needed student housing that's going to benefit our student, the people of berkeley. unhoused people in berkeley. all because of a few people engaged in violent unlawful behavior today. >> reporter: the unlawful behavior started this morning as police came on a plot to clear out enforcement. that's when a stand off and violence sta

"today in the bay's" ian cole has more. >> reporter: stanford police sending out a campus wide alert after a woman reported being raped on tuesday. it happened near wilbur hall. she says she believes she's seen the man on campus before. she spoke with someone who is mandatory reporter who told police officers are increasing problem. >> it was pretty alarming because it was during broad daylight. there's even more sun than there is right now. >> reporter: stanford summer classes are in session while most students return in late september, brook says it happened right near where she lives. >> it essentially within a 500-foot radius of a bunch of students including everybody in my cohort. >> reporter: police say the victim isn't ready to speak with them yet so they don't have many specifics. they also don't have a clear suspect description. many students are talking about being more vigilant. >> we're talking about walking each other into garages now and making sure that each of us are getting to our cars safely. >> reporter: stanford police are also asking if any students were in the a

every drop of water we save todd is a dropr the future. >> reporter: i'm cole higgins r. > >> all rightah, drought -- t going to change anytime soon. ht today a little bit cooler todayp it was yesterday. >> noticeably. especially inland inland but it was wonderful for the second half of the weekend. >> the heat is back form. >> for one day back to where we. but the cooldown and look at th. how much cooler are we for yourt of the bay today than where we were 24 hours ago? how about 18 degrees cooler in concord. 14 in in concord. 14 in livermore and 16 degrees cooler in santa rosan the bay itself, you didn't notie a thing. it didn't change at all. this was one of those unique scenarios with you really really got the benefit inland. s how. real pretty view of us right now. this is live updatinh resolution satellite and such at tool if you want to see how widespread the marine layer is.t kind of hugging the coast up and and down california. a little coastal eddy. that counterclockwise spin deepens the marine layer a little bit and nudge it on shore a little more. if we switch this way and p

it the secretary _ the uss cole bombing. it the secretary of _ the uss cole bombing.ion and half of the population very restricted in what they are able to do. sadly, you will probably see the further hold put on at $3.5 billion of the taliban reserves that were presumably going to be unfrozen, as you may know they were recent discussions between us and taliban into lockers about that kind of topic. we've been trying to figure out how to help the people of course without helping the taliban along the way. so i feel that once again it would be the afghan people who will suffer the most, not the regime that is taken over and allowed such an international extremist to have safe harbour right in their capital. can we come back to the point you're making the longer—term counterterrorism against the months and years ahead. setting aside the brilliance of the operation here, it took us 21 years to find the mastermind of the 9/11 attacks. can we really cite that as a success? it we really cite that as a success? it is a success. its determination, preservation, creativity, it

for decades, he was the mastermind on attacks against americans including the bombing of the uss cole which killed 17 american sailors and wounded dozens more. he played a key role in the bombing of u.s. embassies in kenya and tanzania, killing 224 and wounding over 4500 others. he carved a trail of murder and violence against american citizens. american service members. american diplomats. and american interests. since the united states delivered justice to bin laden 11 years ago, al-zawahri has been at the leader of al qaeda. from hiding he coordinated al qaeda's branches and all around the world, including providing operational guidance that call for an inspired attacks against u.s. targets. he made videos, including in recent weeks calling for his , followers to attack the united states and our allies. now, justice has been delivered. this terrorist leader is no more. people around the world no longer need to fear the vicious determined killer. the united states continues to demonstrate our resolve and our capacity to defend the american people against those who seek to do us harm

amy cole reports.ndeed, europe. they were only signed off last tuesday, and people arejust starting to move in. let's talk to carl taylor who is from the housing association who has built them. fantastic project, but i imagine it has been quite hard to do to make them virtually plastic—free. yes, it has. plastic is virtually on everything in their construction industry and working out what we can use as an alternative has been difficult at times. for example, the electric wiring we have replaced with mineral—insulated copper cable. the flooring we have used sisal carpet and we have used marmoleum flooring. the paint we have used graphene and limestone paint rather than acrylic. certainly a lot to think about. has it made the overall build more expensive? yes, it has made the overall build more expensive, but it has also made it much better quality than we would usually build. what we have found is when we have taken plastic out of the building, we have replaced it with much more robust materials. so th

the "uss cole," 17 service members died that. was in 2000.course, the lead up to 9/11. he was the brains. he was the ideologue, and what was pointed out by the president and the national security council background briefing that we had that we could not report on until the president was speaking, his ideology and his operational ability, his inspiration for terrorists around the world was current because they say they have current videos, some of which have yet to be released. most possibly are in the pipeline as we speak, urging attacks upon americans around the world. the other thick that's really notable here is that -- the fact that the relationship with the taliban has now been really seriously damaged because it's clear that he was hiding in plain sight. their responsibility for him income a safe house in downtown kabul, and the other thing we were told on this pc ground briefing is that the president over a sires of weeks, because this first came to light, the intelligence that he might be there was in may and june and he started confi

cole agreed. we started a new odyssey, new haven on july 1, 1970, to conduct the conference of study of emergency care using the state of connecticut as a test case, sort of as a laboratory. we would design and launch a program as well, the fourth one in the country. talk about luck. he develop a curriculum for the pa program based on lessons learned from other pa programs. with cole's support, they felt was extremely supportive of teaching a new cohort of pa students often in combination with medical students. first class began in january. he also help find opportunities to expand our impact, he introduced us to a consortium with five leading foundations that have supported a program we visited. they ask us to write a position paper that analyzed the crucial organizational and challenges for the new professions and recommended next steps further funding. with our nursing colleague, we completed the lengthy paper that at their request was expanded into a book, the physician's assistant today and t

i was touched, the child ah 5 with 30 below cole. edmond. our host is the former chief of this remote community in northern ontario in fort albany. canada has more than 2000 reserves like this one. they were set up in the late 19th century by the indian act. the law governing the indigenous population this racist build, made them 2nd class citizens separate from white people. today they are known as 1st nations peoples. back then, they were savages. i am designated asked indian o lives inside i reserve to separate the we are hidden people of canada here and here the government wants to call that are going to, i call it my grandfather's land. the indian act is still applicable to day it was introduced in an attempt to settle and thus better control and nomadic people along with their territory and resources . the reserves were run by nuns and priests. their mission was to evangelize the savages to assimilate them. we're building a garden, if her fixtures from the school. so this one is good business, her the students, girls, the nuns. and the

so rotterdam harbor says, what they're seeing now is cole from south africa, coal from columbia, coal from ecuador, even as far as australia. but the problem here is, of course, the price because cool. prices have been tripled since last year. now you add the price of increased transport, of course, because australia that's a way to go for freighter. and do you use, we'll see a further driving up of coal prices. and we have a further complication. those river barges here, like the one in the back. and they can only be loaded up to a 3rd of their capacity at the moment because the river rhine and the river mos on drying out rapidly because of the drought the summer. and so that again pushes up the price. so it's going to be inexpensive commodity in the future. barbara, very briefly, any concerns that companies will try and circumvent the span and illicitly bring in russian coal the member countries are responsible for that in this case the, the netherlands, the hobble of rotterdam. and they say they have it under control in the times of global tracking. of course of freight are coming

over 700 pages of classified documents from former president donald trump's mar locker resort. un cole's full comic ukraine's largest nuclear power plant as inspectors prepared to go in. ukraine says, brush and shelling caused the facility to go off the grid for the 1st time experts, one of a nuclear disaster if fighting doesn't stop. and angola is president heads for a 2nd term. is long ruling party leads with nearly all votes counted, will bring the latest from the wanda. ah, i've been for solon. let's start with the latest on former president donald trump's legal battle with us authorities. the justice department says 14 out of 15 boxes recovered from tramps, florida state earlier this year contained classified papers. it's one of the revelations in a heavily sense that legal document explaining the justification for the f. b, i search of his mar, logo, property. trump is accused of illegally taking sensitive documents when he left the white house after his 2020 election to fate. at washington bureau chief, ines pole joints be now in us. what do we know about this redacted affidavit?

the un cole's full comment, ukraine's largest nuclear power plant as inspectors prepared to go in ukraine, says rushing, shelling caused the facility to go off the grid for the 1st time. experts warn of a nuclear disaster fighting doesn't stop. and the mighty colorado river runs dry. it bows, hydroelectric plants, millions of americans depend on it for their water needs. well, it cotton consumption to keep it flowing. ah. i've been for solon welcome. the world was meant to have been working together on a vaccine, but us co 19 vaccine producer madonna is now suing its main rivals over alleged copyright infringements. madonna claims competitors pfizer together with buy and take of germany, copied its technology to produce their own shot. but owner maintains it father paid several years ago to protect this war. pfizer also an american company, says it's surprised by the cases both vaccines use gene technology. the w washington bureau chief ines pole, told me more about madonna's accusations against it's rivals benwood. and i believe said pfizer, and by on tax code 19 maxine infringers patter

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for bringing us that update. china says it will continue its military drills around taiwan to find coles to end its biggest ab, a show of force against the self governing island. chinese jansen ships have been crossing the taiwan strait, median line, and firing missiles over time bait. the drills began last week after a visit to taiwan by us house speaker, nancy pelosi, a jane considers taiwan its own territory. thought i thought it was a correspondent, didn't i pay its total hon. i asked him how much of a surprise china's decision to keep up the drills is well then definitely a huge surprise for taiwan towers in ministry of on transportation. just issue an announcement that the 7 temporary danger zones where the chinese army was conducting life fire of military exercises were all safe now. and related flights and shipped came gradually resumed navigation. just as they thought that the chinese army would move their military repeat the same, that said they will monitor closely and use the most modern defense system and cutting edge weapon to counter the threat. so what's the message? beij

s. cole warship in yemen. in 2000 following the strike that killed him, the taliban accused the us of violating international principles and the door agreement. but for the americans, it's the taliban who's broken? that 2020 accord by providing cover for the winery who's killing is the 1st known us strike in afghanistan since washington pulled out its troops a year ago. and the more i'm joined by journalist france, marty has been living in and reporting from afghanistan for many years. i france now you've been a cobble residency years. what was your reaction to the fact that i was that why harry was located in the capital in a well to do neighborhood of cobble? we surprised that it was the leader i am on. although you came to me as a surprise on that all kind on members, also high ranking members have visited cobble at least and stayed there temporarily since the fall off of count us until the 20 bon was not a surprise. it has, for example, been credibly reported in several un reports or during the past year,

s. cole war ship in yemen, in 2000. following the strike that killed him, the taliban accused the us of violating international principles and the doha agreement. but for the americans, if the taliban who've broken that 2020 accord by providing cover for so i re who's killing is the 1st known us strike and afghanistan since washington pulled out its troops a year ago. and just before we go, let's get a reminder of the top story we're following for you at this hour us. how speaker nancy pelosi has arrived in taiwan to find warnings from china hill as he says, the visit highlights america's unwavering support of tie one's democracy. china says it will launch military exercises off tie one's coast in response. coming up after the break date of the news asia with my colleague brush energy is of course white at his of you dot com and clare richardson in berlin for me in the team. thank you so much for watching people in trucks injured one trying to flee the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away. warner fa

s. cole warship in yemen, in 2000. following the strike that killed him, the taliban accused the us of violating international principles and the door agreement. but for the americans, if the taliban who've broken that 2020 accord by providing cover for the winery who's killing is the 1st known us strike in afghanistan since washington pulled out its troops a year ago. and he w. sandra pet, as man, has been to the area in cobble where also were harry was kills. it is evening here in cobble and solid facts are hard to come by. when the news of, as i hear his death broke in the early morning hours, locker time journalists were able to go out to share poor neighborhood. that is where the u. s. says the al qaeda leader had been living and that is where they say he was killed. sherpa is a kind of push fancy neighbourhood of cobbled with many big villas. these villas used to house some embassies, but mainly they used to house and politicians and leaders of the former african government, as well as rock lords and warlords. no

cole cole higgins explains. >> reporter: in the was, the ren is experiencing what scientists say is the worst drought in centuries. >> we have this climate crisis that is affecting water in the t the west, in these reservoirs, lake powell and lake mead, haven to historically low levels. >> reporter: >> reporter: the drought destroying of the colorado river river system and the biden administration says all the stas the states that rely on this ree must reduce their water use to avoidend quote, catastrophic collapse. more than 4 million people in southern california are being asked to cut out or watering for 15 days next month as officials work to prepare a leaky pipeline from the colorad. some colorado cities, california california cities being residents up to $6 per square foot of lawn removed. >> a lot of people feel what can can my piece of grass in the ba, how can they help such a huge aa of southern california? every drop helps. every drop we save s a drop for the future. > >> a california law designed to boost firefighter ranks isn't wg as planned. the $30 million training program

was involved in the tanzanian-kenyan attacks which i was involved in, he was involved in the "uss cole." i was at headquarters on september 11, 2001. >> reporter: now retired, he says the investigations that resulted in the deadly strike in kabul take years eof planning. >> some of that information is still super highly classified because of the investigative techniques used to identify what we were looking at. and i remember seeing his name. i looked at his name on this information going, we've got to get this guy, because he is thie behind it all. >> reporter: but analysts say it may not wend with his death. they agreed not to let the country become a safe haven for terrorists >> this shows that the relationship remains tight and that we need to focus on afghanistan going forward. >> reporter: the white house says says taliban leadership was well aware that he was hiding out in kabul. the biden administration says they're going to keep an eye out for threats from al qaeda going forward. >>> nancy pelosi is planning to visit taiwan as early as tomorrow, defying warnings from china. th

matt cole, who is at such matt cole, who is at a complex case, isn�*t it? host of legal battles at different levels of uk courts. the high court, the appeal court, the supreme court. we had been expecting the possibility a final set of appeal is being launched this morning. we have, at this time, not heard anything so we are anticipating a statement from the hospital here. the courtjudge yesterday did say that a stay of any further weight to not withdraw life support was not in archie�*s best interests and so no later than noon they said that life support should be withdrawn. we are now waiting to hear whether there was a final legal challenge. the hospital had made clear in a statement yesterday that they would be led by the court. that they would prepare to begin the withdrawal of life support but they would not do it if there were still court proceedings in place. we have had nothing thus far this morning from the supreme court although a christian organisation who have been supporting the family had told me this morning they thought papers were being lo

they were able to target us uss cole in the g goal.uss cole and sailors lost their life's. then 9/11. so what that's like that will continue to happen and we will see a surge impact. we have troops all over the world and u.s. citizens traveling across the world will be targeted as well. >> ashley: when you reflect back on how president biden pulled off out of afghanistan, what you think and what is the first few things that come to mind? >> absolute chaos. there was no organization to it and nobody knew what was happening. in the very first few planes that took off, 25,000 people absolutely not eligible to enter the united states, first of all. the reason that happened is because people basically ran over the airport, and there were 25,000 people on the tarmac standing. and the u.s. military decided that they couldn't do anything else with it. so, they started filling up c-7 and see-17s and started taking them off of the tarmac, you know basically bringing them into all the different bases and eventually they ended up in the united sta

he was identified not just with the plans for 9/11, but prior there that, the attacks on the uss cole the gulf of aden which led to the death of 17 u.s. servicemen. also, he was indicted along with bin laden, in the indictment against those who conducted the bombin in eastfrica in 1998. he has a long history after that imprisonnt of violence in the me of jihad. the other thing about al-zawahri that is interesting, it was bin laden who basically said we are going to be an international organization, and we are going to attack the west, attacked the united states. prior to that, much of the islamic jihad were focused on local issues, local insuency. under al-zawahri's command, after bin laden, there w not an entire separation from anti-american, but a return to a focus on local issues, local insurgencies. much of what al-zawahri didas to have a hand, if not formal affiliation, with these terrorist groups affiliing in the middle east, africa, and elsewhere. he has had an important imprint on al qaeda for many decades now. we will see what hiseath actually means going forward in terms of

decades, he was the mastermind behind attacks against americans, including the bombing of the uss coleear which killed 17 american sailors and wounded dos more. he played a key role in the bombing in the u.s. embassies in kenya and tanzania killing 224 and wounding over 4,500 others. he carved a trail of murder and violence against american citizens. american service members. american diplomats and american interests. since the united states deliver justice to bin laden 11 years ago, >> jim: who has been the leader of al qaeda. he coordinated al qaeda's branches and all around the world including setting priorities for providing operational guidance that called for an inspired attacks against u.s. targets. he made videos calling for his followers to attack the united states and the allies. justice has been delivered. this terrorist leader is no more. people around the world no longer need to fear the vicious undetermined killer. united states demonstrated our resolve and capacity to defend the american people against those who seek to do us harm. we make it clear again tonight that no

cole irvin hiked it for the team's ace. stephen piscotty charging in the glove and out of the glove. the run comes min to score. angels win it. oakland has lost three straight. >>> star-studded night in san jose. naomi osaka in her first event since the french open in may. she advanced with a first round three-set wind. 18-year-old coco gauff cruising in her match, 6-1, 6-0. they will now face each other in the second round. and when it comes to vin scully, one of the most impressive things. i called double-a baseball back in the day. and after 150 games, whatever it is, you get really sick of the support. the guy did it for 67 years. that is love for the game. a true ambassador for baseball. >> it was an honor to be able to listen to him for as long as we did. he had an iconic voice, too. so calming, so soothing. and he told how it is, as we talked to a couple people who were remembering him tonight saying he was so authentic, and he really was great for the sport. >> a legend and a g.o.a.t. >> incredible. >>> up >>> a san

for decades, he was the mastermind against attacks against americans including the uss cole which killedricans and wounded dozens more. he played a key role in the bombings in other countries. he carved a trail of murder and violence against american citizens. american service members, american diplomats, and since the united states deliver justice to bin laden, he has been the leader of al qaeda. from hiding, he coordinated al qaeda's branches and all around the world, providing operational guidance that called for an inspired attacks against targets. he made videos including those calling for the attack against the united states and our allies. now, justice has been delivered in this terrorist leader is no more. judy: here with me now is our foreign affairs and defense correspondent nick schifrin who lived in afghanistan and pakistan for years. nick schifrin, hello. remind us who he was and how important is al qaeda today? nick: as president biden said, he was important on 9/11, and the inspiration to the ideology behind al qaeda that terrorist could target fellow muslims because as th

cole booed by the home crowd of 45,000 plus.hing is it is right in front of us. it is right here. and we can fix it. it is right here. it is there, and we can run away with this thing. and we got the dudes in there to do it. >> all right. cardinals facing diamondbacks albert pujols getting closer to one of the most exclusive club in sports. smashing home run number 691 of his career in the second and then in the fourth, he does it again. cranking this one for number 692. he needs five more to pass alex rodriguez for fourth all time in career home runs. cardinals win 16-7. >>> wnba playoffs now and top seeded vegas aces punching first ticket to the second round, hitting eight three-pointers in the first quarter against the mercury. chelsea gray tieing the team record with seven threes, the bank was open late saturday night. vegas wins by 37, the second largest margin in playoff history. only one bigger, 38. that was by the chicago sky earlier in the day. the defending champs bouncing back from a stunning game one loss to the libe

he was involved in the "uss cole" which i flew over to the "uss cole" hours after it happened.s guy was involved in 9/11. i was sitting at fein headquarters on september 11th, 20 2001. >> reporter: he said the investigations that resulted in the drone strike in kabul could take years of intelligence gathering and planning. >> i could say back to the investigations that i was involved in and some of that information is still super highly classified because of the investigative techniques that were used to identify what we were looking at and i remember seeing his name. i looked at his name on this information going we've got to get this guy because he is behind it all. >> reporter: but analysts say the threat may not end with al xu herie's death. when the taliban took over afghanistan last year after u.s. troops withdrew, they agreed not to let the country become a safe haven for terrorists. >> this shows that that relationship remains tight and it shows that we need to continue to focus on afghanistan going forward from a counterterrorism perspective. >> the white house says ta

embassies to the uss cole attack in yemen and 9/11. but to me it's also personal.hink to members of the intelligence community as well. i have actually, you know, tragically helped bury some of our fellow colleagues who were involved in a hunt for al zawahiri. today is a pretty remarkable day. the former head of the cia tweeted something out yesterday and he said remember coast. and what that matters to a lot of us is on december 30th, 2009, a suicide bomber killed seven of my colleagues. that operation was designed to try and track al zawahiri. really remarkable day for america, america is safer today, but also for the men and women of the intelligence community. two decades later after 9/11 and after the tragic events at coast, we don't forget. >> and, mark, what about the influence, the impact, the importance of al qaeda in 2022? >> sure. there is a resurgence of al qaeda. the u.s. intelligence community reportedly, you know, in open testimony u.s. intelligence leaders have said this. there's been a u.n. report that's talked about this. al qaeda is down but cert

embassies in ken qaa and tans naya in 1998 and the bombing of the "uss cole" for many americans thisong time coming and he was killed in an operation over the weekend and we are expected to hear details about what happened. president biden, then vice president was in the situation room with president obama when special forces took out osama bin laden in pakistan in 2011. we are awaiting to hear from president biden in just a few minutes. of course, we know he remains in isolation at this time due to his covid. we are waiting to see him there at the podiums. zawahiri actually succeeded bin laden as head of al qaeda in 2011. the state department had previously offered rewards of up to $25 million for any information leading to his apprehension. as we heard earlier today from our chief global affairs anchor martha raddatz he was hiding in plain sight, not that he was hiding in caves at all and he was right there in the city of kabul. >> my fellow americans, on saturday, upon my direction, the united states successfully concluded an air strike in kabul, afghanistan, that killed the amir

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