but they brought out the body which mcraven inspected to make sure it was bin laden. >> i knew bin ladenas about 6' 6'4". so there was a young s.e.a.l. nearby. and i said hey, son, how tall are you? he goes, son, i'm 6'2". i said come here. i want you to lie down next to the remains. >> reporter: not exactly scientific but good enough to report to the president. >> the president says to me, okay, bill, let me get this straight. you had $60 million for a helicopter and you didn't have $10 for a tape measure? >> reporter: a few days later the president presented mcraven a memento of the raid. >> he says, and bill, i've got something for you. and he rches around behind his desk and pulls this out. look, it says on here "if we can afford a $60 million helicopter i think we can afford a tape measure." >> reporter: the raid was of course a sensation. but how does it compare to the thousands of other missions mcraven commanded? >> i saw guys go on missions that will never make the history books that were more complicated or more challenging, that cost more lives and had more sacrifice. >> repor

he commanded seal team six where they killed osama bin laden. one of the screens the white house was watching on the opposite side of this photograph. observers say despite the incredible tension, mccraven's voice never changed inflection. you'll see why in a moment. mccraven has written about that episode and many others from his life and careers, "sea stories, my life in special operations." not only did you kill osama bin laden, but you captured saddam hussein and rescued from the pirates. >> i was in charge of those, but it was the great soldiers and sailors who did the hard work. >> we're going to get to that. first i've got to ask you as someone who watched the persian gulf so carefully, people are wondering does it strike you as likely that the iranians would try to attack the united states vessels? you spent a long time watching them. what is your sense? >> yeah, i don't think they would, fareed. through the straits of hormuz a number of times. the u.s. navy has been dealing with the iranians decades. they try to penetrate close to the u

to bin laden.mmencement speech, and it was, you know, little less sons leard that resonated with people. i get cards and letters from folks that know nothing about the raid. but they know i told them to make their bed. and the reason making your bed matters is because it gets your day off right. you start your day with a task completed that encouraging you to do another task and another. it is also about the little things. the point i tried to make about the bed is when i was talking to a seal instructor about why should i make your bed he said if you can't even make your bed right, how are we ever going to trust you to lead a complex seal mission. doing the little things in life matter and it helps you do the big things right. >> i visited a lot of senior military officers. they live like roman emperors with their fleets of planes. did you make your own bed? >> absolutely, every single day. you have to. i mean, it is what starts your day off right. >> pleasure to have you. >> great to be here. tha

team 6 when they killed osama bin laden.iam mcraven has written the story of that day and others leading special ops. and you may remember his previous book which was the number one best-seller about the importance of making your bed. >> if you make your bed every morning, you will have accomplished the first task of the day. it will give you a small sense of pride and it will encourage you to do another task and another and another. and by the end of the day, that one task completed will have turned into many tasks completed. ♪ ♪ memories. what we deliver by delivering. metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i'm relentless too. mbc doesn't take a day off, and neither will i. and i treat my mbc with everyday verzenio- the only one of its kind that can be taken every day. in fact, verzenio is a cdk4 & 6 inhibitor for postmenopausal women with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer, approved, with hormonal therapy, as an everyday treatment for a relentless disease. verzenio + an ai is proven to help women have significantly

it has been eight years since usama bin laden was killed. >> the operation that killed usama bin ladeneda terror. rob: an awesome night. how far have we come in the fight against terror since then? next guest is in army special forces and says we face major progress but we could see more attacks. jim hansen is here to explain. ♪ there is a revolution coming ♪ hard work leaves a mark. it shows on your clothes. they're branded by sweat, pride, and every stain the job throws at you. for the hardest workers, we've designed the hardest working tide. so you can leave your mark on the world, without the world leaving its mark on your clothes. new tide heavy duty. designed for impossible stains. jillian: eight years since the early morning raid that killed usama bin laden. the terrorist leader of al qaeda and mastermind behind the september 11th attacks. rob: how far have we come in the war against terror? us army special forces veteran jim hansen, thanks for coming to the show. we have been in afghanistan a long time since the fight scenes endless. >> i think the fight against the ideology th

capturing bin laden. 18 years out after 9/11. history goes back a long way all the way to the revolutionary war. going forward, a moment like this, when you see the president and first lady taking time to really show their gratitude, do you think that helps young people maybe make a decision to possibly choose a career in the military? >> i hope it can. lot of humility with all branchs of service. they're not looking for what they're getting. it is appreciated. especially right now that they're in new york with fleet week, able to show off what the navy has, marine corps have. all of them have heroes. most are unsung heroes. it is important to realize, very honorable line of work. especially memorial day, people will remember, will give thanks. i hope they enjoy. very cool what the president is doing. >> dana: stick around. we'll have more with you right after the break. ♪ limu emu and doug. what do all these people have in common, limu? [ guttural grunt ] exactly. nothing! they're completely different people. that's why they mak

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i was pretty certain it was bin laden.had a young seal lie next to him and remains were couple inches longer. president said, it had been a serious night, serious implications, it was a lighthearted moment. so let me get this straight, bill, we had $60 million for a helicopter and you didn't have $10 for a tape measure? it was just, you know, the right relief. neil: on your way out he gave you a tape measure. >> he gave me a tape measure. neil: that that is a very funny story. you worked well with him, his predecessor george bush. >> right. neil: in times of war neither of them had served. >> right. neil: neither had fdr if you think about it, he was a great war commander. does that make a difference, when you report to a president, republican or democrat without the advantage of knowing what it is like to serve? >> i mean i think having served, probably certainly helps. i tell you president obama, of course president bush was in the national guard. neil: that's right. >> but the fact of the matter is they knew how to use

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now, he did fight for the taliban osama bin laden. the sentencing in 2002, he ch r cheerfully renounced terrorism. they say he continued to about date add in prison. warning, he remains a committed jihadist. even after serving nearly 18 years of a 20-year prison sentence. >> my concern with these releases that he has extremist beliefs by all accounts. >> we are taking a live look at the federal prison in indiana. he served two months in military detention. now according to nbc news, we hear the parents have ampgd for him to stay in virginia. >> we'll continue to follow that. thank you so much, pete. 4:33. happening today, the san francisco man accused of kidnapping and sexually assaulting a 74-year-old woman will face a judge. we first brought you this story yesterday morning on "today in the bay." say they he attacked and dragged the woman into his home near mcclaren park two weeks ago. he then allegedly beat her and raped her for hours before dunk her on the nearby sidewalk. the woman is recovering at the hospital, and there could b

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seismic world changing events, capture of saddam hussein, rescue of captain phillips and osama bin ladenhonor and dignity he showed during his time in military spilled over into the political realm last summer when donald trump revoked security clearances from former intelligence officials seemingly out of political retribution. admiral mccraven wrote a letter to the president saying this in part, revoke my security clearance, too, mr. president. sadly and rather predictably the op-ed struck a nerve with the president. the day after it was published, he said he doesn't know who mccraven was, a start lipping statement to make by any president. he circled back to the line of attack. here is how he described mccraven. >> bill mccraven, retired admiral, navy s.e.a.l., 37 years, former head of special operations. >> hillary clinton fan. excuse me, hillary clinton fan. >> who led the operation, commanded the operation that killed osama bin laden -- >> he's a hillary clinton backer and obama backer. >> he's a navy s.e.a.l. >> we would have gotten osama bin laden sooner than that. wouldn't it ha

admiral mcraven asked him to lie down next to bin laden's body which he did.he relatives inside with the dna later and that as well, trying to get as many things as we can to make sure it's him. o there was a tape measure, in case you ever need one again. neil: you knew, though, right? when you stormed into that house, you had no doubt. >> i knew, for bin laden, i was sure simply because of three letter agency people. there's a group of women that found him and how confident they were. they turned out to be, one woman in particular, 100% right about 100% of the people inside. she knew where khalid would be. she was frustrated saying if you want a shot at osama bin laden he's on the third floor of this house right now, i don't understand why we're not leaving. i was sure going in, i was sure when i saw him, when i saw him standing up on two feet, i recognized his nose, i recognized his beard was shorter and white but no doubt in my mind when i shot him and it sunk in about four seconds later that we just got osama bin laden. neil: you also tell me in the case o

japan's new emperor, naruhito, has formally ascended to the throne at a brief but symbol—laden ceremonyrial palace in tokyo. he received three sacred treasures a sword, jewel, and mirror that his father, akihito, relinquished when he abdicated on tuesday. emperor naruhito‘s accession heralds a new imperial era, designated reiwa, or beautiful harmony. my colleague mariko oi is in tokyo. tell us more. as you said, within the last hour, they held a formal ceremony for emperor naruhito to ta ke to ceremony for emperor naruhito to take to the throne, becoming 126th emperor of japan. strictly speaking, he became an emperor at midnight japan time. but we also heard from him, for the first time, as a public address as the emperor. let's hear what he had to say. trans- mac i ascend to the imperial throne. when i think of this important term, i really think a great heavy burden onto my term. my father, the former emperor, always served the country and the people ofjapan and i will always see and he showed his great work as an emperor. emperor emeritus showed us as emperor as symbol of the state a

osama bin laden. >> reporter: when cnn interviewed him in 2001 following a prison uprising that left him wounded, lynn spoke with an unusual accent. >> yesterday to read some of the tradition of the scholars. the history and my heart became attached to the group. i wanted to help them. >> reporter: what was the network? what were the tentacles that reached back into our neighborhood here in marin? >> reporter: jeff hart worked he said there is plenty of evidence lind was involved in terrorism. >> you cannot just dissipate in a bank robbery and then say hey, i was just there to make a deposit. there was more to this. >> reporter: the new york times is reporting that while he was behind bars, lind became an irish citizen, but he is not going to be able to live there anytime soon, liz, because one of the provisions of his releases that he has to check in with authorities, before he starts to travel using his >> thau,jo> twof the conditions his release, lind is not able to speak any language other than english online, or view any material that has extremist or terroristic views. >>> new

president obama made that long awaited announcement following a navy s.e.a.l.s raid on bin laden's compound third day of the l.a. riots, a visibly shaken rodney king who survived a police beating made this impassioned plea. >> i just want to say, you know, can we all get along? can we -- can we get along? can we stop making it horrible for the older people and the kids? >> and in 1967, elvis presley married priscilla at the aladdin hotel in las vegas. they would divorce six years later. >>> the tony nominations are out, and among the nominees is a new broadway hit sparking a spirited debate about the ideals america is founded upon. nbc's stephanie gosk has details. >> reporter: heidi shrek's teenage crush was somewhat unusual. her first love at age 15 was the constitution. in high school, she traveled the country giving speeches about it to raise money for college. and as an adult, she wrote a play about it. >> this play is about a teenage girl's obsession, her kind of love affair with the constitution and eventual breakup maybe with it. >> when i told people i was going to a play about the

and then with bin laden and china is more in pakistan. and in the congress. >> and to help us get the one. about one month after we killed bin laden there was a feeling of embarrassment and anger in pakistan at that time. to say your cia never said you were in my country may be so but the isi new. that is like the west point academy i think they harbored him. they were complicit with the extremist and then the tricky part this is like i was thinking about that whole reference. but my first year of west point that's not a bad analogy. >> as somebody is remodeling their house with south asia giving those terrorist attacks that recent declaration by isys and the increase of islamic terrorist activities in india is at the next front of the global war will lead you to support those to confront on the front lines cracks. >> with the collapse of the caliphate as i said they cannot conduct external operations from the space they cannot govern. >> and then in asia as you point out and in particular the south and if we don't start dealing with that

welcome to sophie and co and sophie shevardnadze a man who swore an oath of allegiance to osama bin laden and met with the architects of the nine eleven attacks ayman dean is with me today talking about his journey from an al qaeda operative to a top and i six spy. the transition from collective primrose school to. the load to wreaking all else carnage across the world is there really a single toss to terrorism every recruit how do violent groups like al qaeda recruits new members and what happens if someone decides they have to get out of the deadly game. a mundane former al qaeda operative turned one of your case top intelligence assets within the terrorist group welcome to the show it's really great to have you with us today excited to even have to have you now you were described as a master bomb maker and w m d specialist but also a religious scholar what was your occupation with their guns ation exactly. well i mean when i joined the organization in one thousand and seven. i was more or less already attorney in mum and the idea basically i thought i wanted to you know give religious

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the osama bin laden raid.>> right. >> you talk about values and you talk about what these values mean to you. why is that important? >> well, you know, when you have the responsibility of leading the men and women in uniform, you know, the one quality that every leader has to have is integrity. you will spend time with leaders that don't have as much integrity or maybe have no integrity and you can spot them in a minute. what i've learned is if you don't have integrity, if you don't have character as an officer, as a senior enlisted, as anybody within the military sooner or later that character flaw comes out and sooner or later you will find yourself in a position where you are unable to lead the men and women. the other thing that the book brings out i hope is that it's -- while i'm in each one of these stories, it really is about the men and women that i worked with. i mean, it's about their courage and their sacrifice. i tell the story about the two soldiers and the one seal in one of the chapters about ho

say contain warplanes since wednesday the saudi led coalition so that they intercepted an explosive laden drone but accused iran of supporting the who thiessen carrying out the attacks and the who 3 run television channel has released video which it claims shows an attack on abu dhabi's international airport last year the united arab emirates has always denied that the attack happened at the time they tweeted that had been an incident with a supply vehicle cannot independently verify the authenticity of the video women's rights activists from saudi arabia say that they are being targeted by the government speaking at a congressional panel in washington campaigners say that those fighting for women's rights are being tortured and abused often without any clear cause we'll get a weather update next but then dire warnings about this year's hurricane season in the u.s. the scientists say the storms are getting more powerful. because government pardons a monk convicted of inciting violence against muslims. hello we've got the spring showers lighting up across southern parts of china at the mom

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is an indonesia consultant for human rights watch she joins us by skype now from laden in the netherlands thanks very much for being with us so delving deeper into this. this election really seems to have opened up some some deep social and religious divisions in indonesia is this something that has been apparent to you for a while how do you explain it because the. legacy of the old. war. father in law president will have to step down in 98 and many of the in the mission government did not try to prosecute. you know problem makers of human rights abuse of several that's been living abroad for himself. they just let them go and many of them and running for office not only on the presidential level but also on the broad national parliament luck of parliament province of parliament because of human rights abuses and not being found out i'm not going to you know we're not trying to find this many of these people who feel that they have impunity they can do like what they're doing today. so the president then really has his work cut out for him in in his 2nd term doesn't he have a how does he

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raid that led to the death of osama bin laden.e you. i want to get to "sea stories," but before we do, i want to get to the headlines. cbs news has learned president trump is looking for information to pardon soldiers accused of war crimes and in some cases convicted of war crimes inclu including the details. do you think that's a crucial step. >> he can do it. should he? he can do it. you'd have to look case by case. one of the things the president has to be aware of is what's called undue influence. you're not allowed to imply how you think the outcome of that case ought to be. that's called unduly influencing the man or woman in charge of that investigation. so the president has to be careful about signaling his intent. again, once the investigation is complete, if the president reading about it and he decided that that individual needs to be pardoned, it's well within his authority to do that. >> there are immr. i indications it hasn't gone to trialy it. >> the president needs to be cautious about what he thinks the signals of

they cover the bin laden raid, the rescue of captain phillips and the capture of saddam hussein. of remarkable heroes people don't get a chance to hear about. i named names of folks on these missions that really deserve the credit. i was fortunate enough to be the commander but the guys that really did the lions share of the work were the young enlisted men and the great officers that worked for me. >> stephen: you sat across from saddam hussein, i understand. >> i did. >> stephen: what's it like to sit down and talk with a dictator? i've only had to do that once. ( laughter ) >> you know, i think what was interesting was i held saddam for about 30 days. when we first captured him, done by some greater army special operations folks, we captured him, rebrought him back to our holder area. the first couple of days, he was arrogant and pompous, but as the days went on and we kind of kept him in part isolation, away from a lot of other people, when he didn't have his generals and handmaidens and palaces, he quickly became kind of a pathetic old man. and i say contrast that with the g

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a gentleman, i think he was a personnel officer for army special forces command back before bin laden was taken down. he came to west point and looked at the prototypes for this management system. years went by, bin laden is at the bottom of the indian ocean, and the gentleman is a commander at west point. he visited the office and said, why hasn't green pages been fielded? why isn't the army using this management system? why do you care? he said, i came up looking for a human. we need somebody who can get into that area, without raising suspicion, maybe an expert in demolition who can have some facility with the language and knows about communications because as the helicopters came in, there was a communication tower they were worried about. we were worried about them on the inside calling out for help and we needed to know that, if we needed to send other folks into simple -- in to supply air coverage. we needed to take the tower out and at the end, we needed them to get out of there. the west point engineer, that level of detail, imagine trying to know that in the vietnam era. the

he met and fought with osama bin laden at some point in all this we are learning u.s. intelligence showing he was still advocating for global jihad, serving at that global prison in indiana. an internal memo was circulated warning he remains a committed jihadist. >> with the release he still holds extremist beliefs by all accounts. >> reporter: now lindh use of the internet will be monitored upon his release. he wanted to travel to ireland upon release. his parents plan to relocate him to virginia so at this point it appears he will not be coming back to marin any time soon. reporting live, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> thanks for the latest. >>> nbc pete williams also lanizing this story this morning. you can watch more on this on the "today" show right after "today in the bay." >>> a major housing dwomd is one step closer to becoming a reality in the east bay. a number of residents are not too happy about it. bob. tell us why some folks are still upset. >> reporter: well, chris, we're worried about the possibility of increased traffic and the stress this co

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he did fight for the taliban and even then osama bin laden at some point during all this u.s. intelligent assessments indicate he was abdicating serving his time at a federal prison in india with nbc news learning an internal memo had been circulating warning he remains a committed jihadist. >> the problem with his release is he still holds extremist beliefs by all accounts. >> now, upon his release, lindh's use of the internet will be monitored. he is in the allowed to travel. even though he reportedly wanted to move to ireland. his parents plan to relocate him to virginia. at least as of this point it doesn't appear he will be coming back to marin any time soon. reporting live, pete suratos, for "today in the bay." >>> it is 35:33, happening today, the san francisco man accused of kidnapping i should say and sexually assaulting a 74-year-old woman will face a judge. we first brought you this story yesterday morning on "today in the bay." police say 47-year-old manuel ama dor dragged the woman into his home in mcclaren park two weeks ago. he then allegedly beat and raped her

when we use it as a platform to kill osama bin laden, if the military had played a better role in the conversation, that would have been the decisive point for withdrawal under the boundaries of the 2001 bill said. host: john in tempo, florida -- tampa, florida. >> as a civilian i have the highest respect for our veterans and it breaks my heart that the same bad actors that got us into the unnecessary invasion in iraq 16 years ago are the same bad actors pushing us to go to war unnecessarily with a much larger country of iran, which probably four years has sent sleeper cells across the porous mexican border. there will be buses blowing up in the states if we go to war with iran and it would be a bigger disaster than the invasion of iraq. that has been the greatest single u.s. disaster in foreign-policy and these bad actors are corporate and control the republican party and the like to party of israel -- li cud party of israel which controls our politicians. war with iran will be a disaster and not in our interest as the iraq invasion was not in our interest so keep our veterans to do

lindh converted to islam, left for the at least, even met bill bin laden at an al qaeda training camp. he pleaded guilty to giving armed support to the taliban and condemned terrorism at his sentencing. but two government reports found that he continued to advocate for global jihad and pro-isis statements and even preached in prison. a judge ordered tough restrictions as part of his release, including he can only communicate with people in english as part of his limited and restricted internet access. he cannot associate with any known extremists, and cannot leave the country without permission. he he's expected to move to northern virginia outside of d.c. after his release. >>> new at 11:00, pg&e is changing where its power lines are going in paradise in the wake of last year's camp all electric distribution lines will be put undergrown in paradise, and some other surrounding areas. they say this reduces fire risks and meets the community's design plans. 85 people died in the camp fire. >>> in the east bay, frayed nerves as striking teachers faced off with the new haven school board.