so, to clarify first, the bin laden mission. although that was their those guys were seals that was not a defense department mission. that was a cia mission. because it needed to function under title 50. it had to be able to kill someone in pakistan, a sovereign nation, with whom we are not at war, that had to happen under tight -- title 50 authority. so if you look photographs of inbin laden raid, which very rare few, you will notice that the seals are not wearing defense department insignia because they war made cia operators for the night. so that's a team. and the seals function as a team, but in this world of special operations, the special operators in cia, some work as what is called a singleton, that was billy waugh. almost always alone. some of them work in a small unit, and some of them work as a team, and then over in afghanistan and iraq, and syria, we have units that are functioning as a small army so the might by four cia guys and 100 afghan indigenous force partners and that's what is called a counterterrorist pur

what we didn't know was, was bin laden wa ring icide vest?seen a lot of times in iraq and afghanistan, the guys who had gone into compods to get high-value individuals and s e compound exploded because it red. this is one thing we couldn't determine ahead of time, and that was the thing that probably rried me the most. >> woodruff: i want to ask you about several things involvi foreign policy. president trump is today in great britain meeting with the prime minister and other things. my question is this is an administration that's had some tense relations with our european allies. how important is it, based what you saw as a military officer, for the u.s. to have those strong relations with allies ocan the u.s. it alone? >> no, the u.s. can't go alone, and i thesk our alliare critical, not just with the europeans but all sectors in the world. nato, in particular, of course, is an incredible alliance we've had since the e of world war ii has that shaped not only the european theater but the world. e cannot live without nato. when you take aok

also, some of bin laden, he was in dialysis before he was allegedly officially killed. >> so to answer the first part, i will give you this to think about. just the other night, people were asking me, suggesting that i was condoning cia operations which i'm not for or against, i'm just reporting the news they say. but i did mention that last year alone, in afghanistan, the pentagon dropped more than 7000 homes. so missions are very small footprint, hence the knife to the throat. maybe a hellfire missile. and on 500 or more pound bomb does a lot of damage. we dropped more than 7000. at the very hard statistics to find is about to get even harder to find was the defense department history because the inspector general who's been looking at those numbers on afghanistan and this administration just to get away. we will no longer have those numbers. >> i was struck by the decline in euphemism over the course of presidential history from branch of neutralization to targeted killing. specifically, i think i have something to do with the decline in the valley of truth deniability versus diplom

this book is about much more than the raid to kill bin laden it's about your growing up as a son of aarmy a corps officer, choosing to go into the seals, the training you went into all kinds of scrapes as a boy, guarding saddam hussein. but i guess my first question is where did this physical courage come from, this lack of fear? >> >> i'm noture it was a lack of fear as it was this sense of adventure. i grew up, as you point out, in mymilitary family. ather was a fighter pilot during world war ii. hanging aroutd that grest generation, these men and women that were children of world war i, children of the depression. all the men went and fought in world war ii. and i would listen to their stories. and, you know, their stories were-- they were pineiant. they were funny. they were inspiring. sometimes they were a little unbelievable, but they were always storieof couge. as a young boy growing up around these courageous men and women i think atinstills a certain courage in and you that's one of the reasonsented to join the military. >> woodruff: there's a mystique, of course, aroud the s

some of the airports in recent months on may the 26 the saudi military said they shot down a bomb ladened drone deployed by hugh t.'s the drone was targeting the port which is close to the southern border with yemen that same week on may the 23rd the who targeted john paul 2 also near the yemeni border with an explosives laden drone says the attack the 3rd agaves the nerve john airport in a 72 hour span was intercepted and last year on march the 25th saudi military say they intercepted 3 missiles over northeastern riyadh to the daybreak from the missiles landed on a residential area killing one person. hooty rebels say the attack was aimed at the king international airport in riyadh but you for hearing is director of the gulf studies center at qatar university and joins me now here on set a significant turn in events just your initial reaction to start with before we get into this detail of how when what and where this was basically changing the namik of the whole confrontation between so these and whole thesis basically in the last few weeks the focus on drones now they are using cross m

no—one can be discriminated against for a pre—existing condition. 0sama bin laden is no longer walking we brought home 150,000 troops, we entered into a climate accord with other countries, and although the united states has pulled out, and many other countries have stayed in that deal. 0n the list goes on. we have eliminated... you can talk about the jobless figures, the killing of bin laden which some can describe as circumstantial... circumstantial that the person who was responsible for the horrid destruction in the united states and we went after him and found him? just like other administrations... but we found him and brought him tojustice. administrations... but we found him and brought him to justice. barack 0bama didn'tfind and brought him to justice. barack 0bama didn't find it... my point is this. in that list you gave me, the key was affordable healthcare. that was a signature measure which barack 0bama personally put himself on the line four and he got through the us congress... keeping our economy from going into the worst... he inherited the crash of 2007 and 2008 but w

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who osamaople know bin laden is. there was another figure that you had a connection to with your service. tell us about your experience tracking him and those around him? initially charged with looking at and evaluating whether or not iraq had anything to do with 9/11 or al qaeda. as an analyst, we had been writing policymakers and briefing them. our bottom line was that iraq had nothing to do with 9/11 and al qaeda. there was no connection. invasion, when i became a targeting officer, and kelly rose to prominence because he had been attacking targets inside of a rock -- iraq, they eventually joined al qaeda. my job was to miss aunt -- dismantle his network. >> watch afterwards on sunday night on book tv on c-span2. >> next, on the presidency the editor of the papers of dwight david eisenhower talks about the evolution of his leadership style from a west point cadet to president of the united states. the kansas city public library hosted this program. meredith: good evening. i am the executive director of the eisenho

. >>> i have to ask you about the bin laden raid.cause there is an iconic photo that goes along with that i think will be one of the most famous photos of our -- of our time. you were opposed to the raid initially. and really until your staff persuaded you at the end that it was -- it was something that should go forward. and you said you were sort of the prisoner of your own experience. >> i had been in that same room, that situation room almost exactly 30 years earlier when we tried the hostage rescue mission in iran, which was a complete disaster, which by the way also the disaster started with the helicopter crash. >> yes. >> my opposition to the raid, i wanted to attack the compound. i wanted to kill bin laden. there was no question about that. the sque whether to do it with a drone or do it some other way than going in. my concern about a ground operation or about the seals going in was tied solely to the future of the war in afghanistan. my concern was that the pakistanis would be so antagonized by a raid into their territory

. >> tracked down bin laden and destroy his organization. >> he will be working every day to top thein a way that perhaps osama bin laden might understand, we are coming after you. and the fury of hell is coming with us. >> there was unity on that but bush invoked the same bill for actions in over 11 different countries, his successors added nine more. the overreach began with bush but the pentagon and presidents in both parties tend to hold on to major powers. not just major powers, not just give them up. president obama even said he was receptive to limiting this mandate, but that, of course, didn't happen. >> we may be drawn into more wars we don't need to fight. i look forward to engaging congress and the american people in efforts to refine and ultimately repeal the mandate. >> now many democrats say that repeal is overdue, especially with trump in office, and his aides now, look at this, invoking this mandate to justify potential attack on iran without congress. when this law was first passed, congresswoman barbara lee was the only lawmaker to vote against it. tomorrow the hous

earlier targeted at airport also near the border with an explosive laden drone riyad said the attack the 3rd against the gibran ports in 72 hour span was intercepted and last year saudis military said they intercepted 3 missiles over northeastern riyadh to the day bri from the missiles landed on a residential area killing one person who the rebels say the attack was aimed at king khalid international airport. has more from santa. how things have once again at. ports and i see your province for the 4th time in a week. is likely to target the. oil station the gas station the roof ules of the. airplanes especially as the saudi arabia's authorities have now nst in the previous attack in the 3rd attack that we have intercepted the messiah that was going to attack the gas station so far we can't give me no more details about the what they have target invest time but the the how with the seems adamant continue their attacks on international airports in order to what they describe to put more pressure on riyadh to left its ban on the sun our international airport which has been under such sa

congress that it has the authority to launch military action against iran because one of osama bin laden's sons has been living in iran? >> may i first start with the intelligence that you mentioned? i think last weekend the house intelligence committee chairman said that the evidence of iran's responsibility for the attacks is, quote, very strong and compelling. there is no cherry picking. >> i understand. but i'd ask the question again. the concern obviously is that some of the statements that i've read suggest that the administration is prepared to say that it has the authority to launch military action against iran because under the 2001 aumf, because one of osama bin laden's sons has been living there. how about because there are former al qaeda members living or transiting through iran? is that enough to justify reliance on the 2001 aumf to take military action against iran? >> i'm happy to answer the question. i want to underline we're not seeking military action. >> i'm grateful for that. i'm talking about the concerns we have based on the statements that have been made. is the adm

. >> i bring that up partly because everyone knows where most people know who osama bin laden is. there is another figure that you had a connection to with your service, zarqawi. tell us about your experience tracking him. >> so, i was charged initially i was charged with looking at in evaluating whether or not iraq had anything to do with 9/11 and al qaeda. as an analyst we had been writing products and briefing them in the bottom line was iraq had nothing to do with 9/11 and al qaeda. there is not a connection there. after the invasion when i became a targeting officer and zarqawi had rose to prominence because he had been attacking targets inside iraq and then eventually joined al qaeda and created al qaeda in iraq, my job was to dismantle the network and leadership. so, it is similar to be in an analyst, but you are operationalizing information. >> a lot of what we do in life manifests itself in our personal work. you have had some defining moments in your life, you have lost your grandmother, i lost my mom you lost your mom, how does that impact you positively and negatively

i was not part of that bin laden part at all. >>host: a book of turtles? i don't want to get you in trouble. >> not that either. it was a bucket of turtles my boss would say life around here everybody scrambling to get to the top. not very well. we had a few frustrating days and i try to portray that walking through the worst. and the colleagues that i am working with. >>host: a bucket of turtles. >> what do you do on your days off? was at a rotating shift quick. >> during the initial invasion we did i would go in with a colleague. to brief the policymakers and we were working about 12 or 14 hour days. >> so you play video games or you make up games? >> especially when i was there. it was working around the clock. >>host: what was something that you looked forward to? >> the camaraderie that you build up in the military in a situation like that. there were a few nights we all got together in a makeshift bar that we would build near the workspace. the fourth of july stands out. >>host: and the cake stands? >> no. [laughter] we were not that exciting. >>host

threatening more tariffs on chinese goods if the 2 countries fail to reach a deal and a rescue ship laden with african migrants defies italy's orders to leave its waters country's interior minister calls the captain and who faces arrest and expulsion she tells him i have no time for you. i'm bored gov is good to have you with us it has never been this hot before in france today parts of france experienced their highest temperatures on record the mercury reaching in one place a whopping 45.9 degrees celsius an early summer heat wave has been scorching countries across southern and central europe the un's weather bureau says this is consistent with patterns expected as a result of climate change in france it has been taking extra precautions after thousands died in a similar heat wave more than a decade ago. a tale of 2 heat waves this was paris on friday temperatures in the mid thirty's plenty hot but people were beating the heat and enjoying it it was a different story in southern france where temperatures have hit the mid forty's in many towns silence deserted tourist attractions closed

. >> most people know who osama bin laden is. who hads another figure a connection to your service. tell us about your experience tracking him and those around him. >> i was charged with looking at and valuate it whether or not iraq had anything to do with 9/11 and al qaeda. as an analyst we were writing products for policymakers and our bottom line was, iraq had nothing to do with 9/11 and al qaeda. there was not a connection there. after the invasion, when i became a targeting officer, he rose to prominence because he had been attacking people inside of iraq. then join al qaeda and created it in iraq. my job was to get to his network. tonight atterwards 9:00 eastern on book tv on c-span2. ♪ [rapping] ust rapout to jsu like a subway sandwich ♪ >> c-span cities tour's in detroit, learning about its culture. we learn about the history from author m.l. leibler. ♪ ♪ [singing blues] ♪ >> right now we are in a place called 54 sound. basically is the main music studio. this is where george clinton recorded a number of his albums prior to the

. >> host: most people know who osama bin laden is. there was another figure you have a connection to with your service. tell us about your experience tracking him and those around him. >> guest: initially charged with looking at whether or not iraq had anything to do with 9/11 and al qaeda and as an analyst we have been writing products integrating them and the bottom line was iraq had nothing to do with 9/11 and al qaeda so there wasn't a connection. after the invasion, when i became a targeting officer, zarqawi had risen to prominence because he had been attacking targets inside iraq and then eventually joined al qaeda and creative al qaeda and iraq. my job was to dismantle his organization and leadership so it's similar to being an analyst but you are operationalizing the information. >> host: a lot of what we do in life manifests itself in our personal work. you hav had some defining momenn your life. you lost your grandfather. i lost my grandmother, you ask your mom, i lost my mom. how does that impact you positively and negative

at dusk the for the teams to show their way into enemy territory. 925 troop laden aircraft went homeght on navigation aid set up on this east pathfinder. this is one minute out of one hour and one day in the world's history that has rarely been he told. these are the first ships to take off in the airborne invasion. this first pathfinder was airborne at 2554. as the pathfinder head for the coast of france, they move into position for the takeoff at the head of the runway. 35 minutes after takeoff the c47's following the invasion. the troop carrier aircraft press for channels and a pleated and are already waiting. the feeling has been forecast for 3000 en route clearing it's easy but it's actually variable. the visibility is poor. ready . >>> go. >> the unit landed squarely with other enemy troops these maneuvers were already occupied for their defensive additions. surprise was gained only by the unit and septic they found themselves in happy aircraft fire. 821 airplane loads, 13,000 paratroops delivered these in less than two hours. >> the troop carrier had not planned to train for a

he rose from a midshipman at annapolis to command the special forces that put an end to osama bin ladeniam the craven joins us next n joins us mccrave next. this is bloomberg. ♪ berg. ♪ david: you are watching "balance of power." i'm david westin. ledral will emit craven has a life that we normally only see in fiction. has led a mcraven life that we normally only see in action. he commanded a special forces who captured saddam hussein in iraq, and ended the life of osama bin laden in pakistan. now he has written about his remarkable career in his new book "my life in special operations." admiral, thank you so much for joining us. this is an extorting their e-book. you have had an extraordinary life even apart from the highlights i mentioned. why did you end up going to the seals? william: interestingly enough, it was an army green beret who encouraged me to become a navy seal. i grew up in a military family. my father was a world war ii fighter pilot. frankly, being around the great men and women that were children of world war i, the great depression, thought and world war ii, it was h

creditors to start insolvency proceedings against the debt laden indian carrier. and turning trash into tracksuits. 0ur global sportswear brands are tackling the rising tide of plastic pollution. hello and welcome to asia business report. i'm sharanjit leyl. west arthurjet airways, because creditors are to begin insolvency proceedings against the stricken indian airline. ——we start with. they're trying to find a suitable buyerfor they're trying to find a suitable buyer for what was once the country's biggest carrier. ellis taylor told me how the shutdown will impact the aviation industry. in some ways, the indian aviation industry has already adjusted to shutdown ofjet airways. this has not operated afloat since the 17th of april. we have seen in the past couple of months some of the airlines are saying they have effectively filled the gap in the market. there are some questions about internationally, the ones to canada and europe and the us. there are not canada and europe and the us. there a re not really canada and europe and the us. there are not really many a

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they've hit 2 saudi airports putting them out of service a spokesman for the goofy's saying explosive laden drones targeted saudi u.a.e. led coalition military hangars and control rooms at the zan airport and further east for the 3rd time in a week they claim to have attacked the airport but saudi media says the strike at the facilities fuel station was foiled by security forces the latest toothy offensive comes hours after saudi state t.v. reported on friday that coalition warplanes in yemen targeted the armed groups military facilities in the capital city san are that was a pattern apparently in retaliation for the 2nd hoofy strike on airport on friday the airport was 1st hit on weapons day now these pictures showed the damage to the arrivals terminal at least 26 people were injured mohammed top is live for us in sana'a mohammed just take us through what happened here. yes according to the how these military spokesperson has area he mentioned the they have carried out. to draw a tax against the saudi prince of design and. have been had for the time. he confirmed that they have attacked th

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bin laden was. there was another figure that you had connection to as your service, tell us about your experience tracking him and those around him? >> as analyst we had been writing briefings for policy makesser and the bottom line is iraq had nothing to do with 911 or al-qaeda, there was not the connection, after the invasion, when i became a targeting officer, kelly had rose to prominence because he had been attack targets in iraq and eventually joined al-qaeda and creating al-qaeda in iraq, my job was to dismantle network and leadership, watch tonight at 9:00 eastern on book tv, c span 2. >> welcome, everybody, to diesel, thank you so much for coming out tonight. we would like to welcome monica smith, institute of the environment and sustainability at ucla, she holds the chair in indian studies, field work in egypt, england, tu any -- tunisa, bang lad -- bangladesh and mad gas car. monica l. person to write about the book about concentration into cities, she also has a guest for vivid writing th

he oversaw the raid that killed osama bin laden including the capture of saddam hussein. admiral, i appreciate your time tonight, the latest reporting, of course, the trump administration getting ready to send more troops to the middle east. are you concerned about what seems to be a quick escalation in this currently war of words with iran? >> thanks. good to be with you. i'm not as concerned as a lot of others seem to be. the fact of the matter is we have been dealing with iran for decades and these sort of proxy attacks or attacks we have seen them before. you go back to the late '80s where we have tanker wars, mining of the straits and the military certainly u.s. navy knows how to deal with these kind of attacks by the iranians. so we'll make sure that if something like this happens that we have a measured response. i know secretary pompeo and secretary shanahan have been looking at those sorts of responses. >> so given that, i think it is interesting you point out about the mining that happened before, mines are part of the reason that they are saying they are so con

most people know who osama bin laden is. there was another figure you had a connection to with your service. tell us about your experience tracking him. >> i was charged in evaluating whether iraq had anything to do with invading al qaeda. there was not the connection there. , when ie invasion , heme a targeting officer had been targeting attacks inside iraq. and then eventually joint al job was to dismantle his network and organization and leadership. tonight at nine eastern on book tv on c-span2. in detroit wee met up with historian and tour us to sitestook around the city that tell the story of the african-american experience here. field,n outside of ford home of the detroit lions, located in the heart of downtown detroit. host:

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. >> most people know who osama bin laden is. there is another figure you had a connection to.g him and those around him? ati was charged with looking and evaluating whether or not iraq had anything to do with 9/11 and al qaeda. as an analyst, we had been writing products for policymakers, our bottom line was that iraq had nothing to do with 9/11 and al qaeda. there was not the connection there. after that, after the invasion when i became a targeting officer, czar kelly rose to prominence because he had been set -- attacking targets inside of iraq. and eventually joined al qaeda and created al qaeda in iraq. my job was to dismantle his network and organization and his leadership. announcer: watch afterwards tonight at 9:00 eastern on book tv on c-span two. american history tv is on c-span three every weekend featuring museum tours, archival films, and programs on the presidency, the civil war, and more. here is a clip from a recent program. inn today isall still on christopher street. there was actually a short period in the 1990's when it became a bagel store. now it is a bar

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he compared the guy to osama bin laden and cash the check for it. but now we know he was also paid to get presidential candidate donald trump to make pro turkish statements and raise questions about the same guy. they wanted smeared during the campaign. and because of the newly unsealed documents we also now know he was paid by the foreign country during the campaign to try to find, quote, lengths/trails to the clinton foundation and the clinton campaign as well. to try to link this turkish guy living in the united states to terrorism, right calling him a new bin laden want to link the turkish guy living in the united states to terrorism and want to link him to the clinton campaign to hurt clinton. that particular tactic against clinton during the campaign that was bought and paid for by the government of a foreign country. by the government of turkey through its paid secret agent who was trumps national security adviser and the number two guy running the trump transition on intelligence issues who was also secretly employed by the foreign country t

these ships were moving, they were heavily ladened with oil and chemicals and they were targeted while they were on the move. that is different to the previous attack. this is an escalation, it's an escalation as well, of course, because one person was injured, that the fires broke out and that the crews were forced to abandon ship. what has been described by the master on board one of those vessels is some sort of shell hitting the side of the vessel and you see the vessel on fire, the broadside of the vessel is on fire rather than either end. so this is unlikely it appears unlikely that the vessel was struck by a mine and certainly from the accounts on board the vessel there were two strikes of some sort of shell. so this gives us an indication of an escalation. the iranian navy initially according to iranian media rescued all 44 of the crew members aboard and took them to an iranian island in the vicinity. now, this was the early reporting, of course, but this seems to be a much more serious incident targeting heavily ladened vessels on the move that now have no one on those ships,

undercover agents say they have arrested a man who praised osama bin laden. >> the suspect talked about buying explosives and firetoorms kill police and civilians. >> it's crazy time we're living in. >> a former minneapolis police officer will spend 12 and a half years in prison for fatally shooting an unarmed australian yoga teacher. >> i caused this tragedy, and it is my burden. >> begnaud: protests after allegedly racist social media posts are linked to eight different police departments around the country. >> the navy said a russian destroyer nearly collided with one of its vessels today. >> the u.s. says that russia's "unsafe maneuver" is to blame for the narrowly avoided collision. >> begnaud: and steve hartman takes us to maine tonight with a precious gift kindergartners gave to a without bail. vladimir duthiers leadss us off. >> reporter: source tell cbs news the f.b.i. keyed in ashiqul alam based on suspicious social media activity and reached out to aim in august 2018. over 10 months of clandestine meetings with undercover officers, alam praised al qaeda and isis. according to

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undercover agents say they have arrested a man who praised osama bin laden. >> the suspect talked about buying explosives and firetoorms kill police and civilians. >> it's crazy time we're living in. >> a former minneapolis police officer will spend 12 and a half years in prison for fatally shooting an unarmed australian yoga teacher. >> i caused this tragedy, and it is my burden. >> begnaud: protests after allegedly racist social media posts are linked to eight different police departments around the country. >> the navy said a russian destroyer nearly collided with one of its vessels today. >> the u.s. ss

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division carrying everything they could carry by hand, boarding landing craft that was so heavily-ladenf the docks by trucks. >> reporter: the voice is jack leads, a world war ii camera man. when he wasn't filming some of the most important moments to be shown to movie audiences back home, he was taking home movies with a personal camera to show family and friends. >> reporter: these are units of the 101st airborne division. and i don't have to tell you who this man is imitating. he was a notre dame football player at one time. i was told later on he was killed in the action. >> reporter: any d-day anniversary is significant. the one coming up this week, the 75th, may well be the last one which veterans of the landing can attend. returning veterans have always been a part of these events. five years ago, charlie wilson came back to utah beach where he landed in his tank. you didn't spend too much time here. >> get off this beach and get out of here. and never look back. >> reporter: charlie says he would like to come back for this anniversary, too. but at 93, now, his family says the tr