it falls to jennifer matthews to come up to a plan to get him inside the base without being detected.. they make arrangements for him to come into the base without him being searched or checked. they're afraid somebody might recognize him, his identity might be compromised. totally because there were many people in this operation. people wanted to believe that the source was good. >> there were also pressures coming from the white house and saying pursue, pursue, pursue. >> i'm sure there were voices out there saying maybe not. maybe we should slow down. that happens in many operations. it didn't happen in this one. >> so they set up a plan to get him through the checkpoints without him even being looked at by the guards. he gets further into the base, goes through a second checkpoint, goes to a third checkpoint and gets all the way into the innermost heart of the base, the inner sanctum. a total of 14 cia officers lined up to meet him. he gets out of the car on the wrong side and he's chanting the words in arabic, got is great. before anybody could stop he fumbles for his detonator.

two were jennifer matthews was there and elizabeth hanson. briefed me about the hunt for bin laden. they were phenomenal. they were obsessed. they were focused. >> somebody said to me there are all of those macho guys out there but you wouldn't want these women after you because they are relentless. >> they were absolutely relentless. this is a decades-long hunt and for these women, longer than a decade. these people were hunting bin laden before hunting bin laden was cool and popular. they were back in the day, prior to 9/11 and in fact, opening line from homeland -- >> missed something once before. >> where she says i missed something that day. i think a lot of people at the agency, including these folks were animated by the fact that if that even had taken place and now they wanted to set things right. they were really focused on this, energy beyond description. >> for the real scoop, who better to ask than former cia counterterrorism officials. nada was a targeter of the leader of al qaeda in iraq and cindy was one of the first analysts t

jennifer matthews was there and elizabeth hanson. about the hunt for bin laden, both were phenomenal and focused and obsessed. >> there are all these macho guys out there, but you wouldn't want tease women after you, they're relentless. >> this is a decade's long hunt and for these women, longer than a decade, these people were hunting bin laden before hunting bin laden was cool and popular. they were back there in the day prior to 9/11. in fact, that opening line from "homeland." >> i missed something once before -- >> where carrie mutters, i missed something that day. a lot of people in the agency, including these folks, were animated by the fact that that event had taken place and now they wanted to set things right. they really were focused on this energy beyond description. >> for the real scoop, who better to ask than former cia counterterrorism officials and cindy storer. the target of the leader of al qaeda in iraq and cindy was one of the first analysts to focus on bin laden. do you think there's something that women bring t

. >> i went to targeting officers when i moved over, jennifer matthews and some of the other women who the way just to ask them how do i do this? i have to build this from the ground up, kind of like they did on the bin laden side. how do i do this? i built a spread sheet. and when i reached out to barbara and gina and a few other women, they just said that's how we do it. go for it. that's exactly how you get it done. >> you're leaving a digital trail every day. so are terrorists when that person travels, when that person gets on a phone, when we get information from a courier in al-qaida and who he's touching and we bounce it against information we might have found out two years ago. they're looking at a human terrorist and it rulgts against an action in that target the next day. somebody who wants to fight. that's what a target is. >> you have to intimately know the target you're going after. how that person is going to act, react, what they're going to do that day, what their strategy is, who they're going to talk to, what are their priorities in life. is it wife number one? is it

matthew. >> what's going on here? >> court? >> lisa. >> it' jennifer>> yeah. >> good. >> portia. >> no. >> that's ellen. >> no, it's not. >> no. >> see, she just said no, is not. you really should've called first. good luck with the show. >> i should have called. >> leblanc, get out of the fountain, man. >> not the friends reunion i had in mind. >> all right. take a look. psi took cannes by storm this week posing for photos, hitting the parties and enjoying the limelight which is what psi's supposed to do, right? the problem, that's not psi. this is a look-a-like of the gangnam superstar, a dead ringer. i think it looks like alec baldwin. >> no. >> what are you talking about? >> what do you think? >> a korean alec baldwin. >> psi tweeted that's a fake version of him and he responded with the hashtag real psi in singapore. i think it looks like alec baldwin. >> we have to go back and look to see if it was actually psi who performed on the plaza here. it could have been the imposter. >> that got me thinking about you dancing again. >> dancing. >> i can't