they can be everywhere. >>> what's the fear of bin laden today?n fact he is trying to mount another attack, and all the intelligence senior analysts have said publicly before congress and on television that they believe he is, then you end up moving towards american symbols, corporate symbols, or tourism. or america stateside. >> by the end of the decade, the american and other foreign intelligence agencies were very much on guard. the chatter on intercepts was that the turn of a century or in this case a millennium, this would be a great opportunity to be memorable. >> tonight a man in custody, a man who came across the canadian border headed for seattle with a trunkload of explosives and timing devices. >> authorities say the suspect arrives at port angeles, washington aboard the car ferry from victoria, british columbia. but he's nervous, acting suspiciously. >> it was a border guard in washington state. she stopped the man who was the driver and asked if she could look into his trunk. >> authorities fear he was part of a plot to launch a new y

bin laden operation. bin laden operation. another week. late again but the british prime minister finally got another week. late again but the british prime minister finally got his way over to a general election which. is another referendum on leaving the general election which most will be seen as another referendum on leaving the view. under the american journalist speaks to you. and to the american journalist speaks directly to us claims political persecution his arrest. political persecution his arrest. paying about things reporting in opposition to the page about things reporting in opposition. the. i've been around at the forefront of exposing the us against venezuela and now we have been around at the forefront of exposing the us against venezuela and now they're trying to steal my freedom. they're going to steal my freedom. i get out and. i get out of their life marty's world news h.q. your moscow this sunday at kevin go in with a weekly roundup of the top of your life marty's world news h.q. your most of this sunday at kevin go i

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the operation that killed bin laden. it is delayed yet again and the u.k. is heading for an early general election widely seen as another referendum on leaving the. american journalist claims political persecution after his arrest for an alleged assault and. he's being targeted for reporting on the opposition violence. have been at the forefront of exposing the u.s. against venezuela and now they're trying to steal my freedom. this is our international launch on thomas have you with us as we recap the week's top stories donald trump's announcement of the death of an ice old leader. a week ago shocked the world the terror group has confirmed the claim the u.s. president said the terrorist detonated a suicide vest during the u.s. raid in syria killing himself and the 2 of his children. a brutal killer one who has caused so much hardship and death has violently been eliminated he died like a dog he died like a coward. well this drone video shows the aftermath of the u.s. operation the compound is located in italy but province the last rebel stronghold in syria

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declaring the death of the ice the leader in syria we compared the great against baghdadi barack obama bin laden operation. breaks it gets delayed again but the british prime minister finally gets his way general election which for the most will be seen as another referendum on leaving the e.u. . and an american journalist claims political persecution after his arrest for the alleged assaults he tells r.t. it's payback for importing venezuelan opposition violence we have been on the forefront of exposing the us who are against venezuela and now they're trying to steal my freedom. hello and welcome you watching the weekly here on r.t. international from you all the latest world news along with the stories the shape the week. donald trump's announcement of the death of isolated abu bakar al baghdadi just over a week ago shook the world the terror group has since confirms that claim morning america not to be happy or arrogance about his u.s. presidents that the terrorists detonated a suicide vest during a u.s. raid in syria killing himself and his children one who has caused so much hardship and de

osama bin laden was everything.he ideology and very strong ideology and they managed to create a precedent on the middle east and the islamic world to create first a state with a population of more than 7 million. the size of the state is bigger than britain. it used to have about $1 million income from the oil and gas of celia, so they still have branches in afghanistan and north africa —— the oil and gas of assyria. isis is still there. the corruption, the lack of good governance and the sectarianism. the anarchy. if you see that there is uprising in iraq and lebanon. we will come back to all of that because there is a lot to unpack there. on this individual, the us president says he knows everything about the successor to al—baghdadi. what do you think about the role that he has played here?“ we ask yourself the question of where does this leave isis and its affiliates, the question of almost equal importance lids to trump, who managed, by the way, in which he handled this to grab a defeat from the jaws of victor

bin laden. and we have not seen his body or al—baghdadi's body.ea. why are we not seeing those bodies? are you suggesting that they might not have in fact... you do not parade bodies on sticks. i think acted very wisely in not doing that. you can bury them, but why in the sea? you know, iwant trump to answer that. if we step back from the particulars of this rather awful encounter, in the deserts of northern syria, it may be that trump could be proven right in a certain sense, which is that the american public is clearly exhausted with its military adventures in the middle east, and if this is part of a waystation to getting the troops home, it might play well for him in next year's election. at least, i don't think it's going to be costly. there will be some net gain and he can claim some credit. forget getting rid al—baghdadi, and if he continues to pull back american troops, however we are aware of what the benefits of the pax americana have been. we're going to have to get used to the fact that america will not any longer be expending the live

also, a preview about the new exhibit for the hunt for osama bin laden.y: this is bloomberg businessweek. ♪ >> welcome back to bloomberg businessweek. ceo of from the intercontinental hotels. >> first, a security summit at the 9/11 newseum and memorial. >> it is a gathering of public officials and cyber security experts to discuss matters including privacy, risk mitigation, a town invention, and-- attack prevention collaboration. is also the chairman of the 9/11 memorial and museum. let us start with my conversation with the 9/11 museum and memorial ceo. it has been about cybersecurity, a threat at every level of our lives. what struck me most is that the conversation has bridged the cognitive, practical, what you do, how you deal with it, what are the ways you know you have a problem, but also the heart. it has been head and heart. there has been a lot of conversation today, including this morning, that has been about the motivation for this awareness of the need for security coming out of personal 9/11 experience. >> frank, pick up on that. note, yourer

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but the united states has conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden the leader of al qaeda. and a terrorist who's responsible for the murder of thousands of innocent men women and children deja vu doesn't do this just this big bad bin laden hiding out in pakistan a friendly nation that washington liberally sprinkles with billions in aid big bad baghdadi i doing out in the evening a bastion of u.s. supported rebels which up until 2017 washington liberally supplied with guns ammunition and missiles it is the last a major rebel stronghold in the north of syria the last rebel stronghold of in them one of the last remaining areas in western syria that the government does not control booth tera honchos were given the same burial ceremony with the same writes baghdad his remains were buried at sea the in accordance with the law of armed conflict within 24 hours of his death some of it lodges corpse was taken by the troops to the aircraft carrier the u.s.s. carl vinson the he was buried at sea according to muslim tradition of cool 7 things classified new pictures new proof that it w

it is not a one—man show like al-qaeda where osama bin laden was everything., al-qaeda weakened completely, lost most of its branches. no, isis is different. isis is actually ideology and very strong ideology and they managed to create a precedent in the middle east and the islamic world, to create first a state with a population of more than 7 million. the size of the state is bigger than britain. it used to have about $1 million income from the oil and gas of syria, so they still have branches in afghanistan and north africa, iraq and syria. the most dangerous thing, isis is still there — the corruption, the lack of good governance and the sectarianism, the anarchy. if you see, there is uprising in iraq and lebanon. we will come back to all of that because there is a lot to unpack there. butjust on this individual, the us president says he knows everything about the successor to al—baghdadi. what do you think about the role that he has played here? if we ask ourselves the question of where does this leave isis and its affiliates, the question of almost equal

al-qaeda safe haven since 911 killing bin laden didn't stop al qaida they are googly grew since then now a week after trotta they are googly grew since then now a week after trump off to baghdad the isis has already proclaimed the newquay to live off baghdad the isis has already proclaimed the newquay live but hey at least both a bomb and trump got absolutely by that but hey at least both a bomb and trump got absolutely bad ass pictures to think that says in chief to. my colleague marking on the chief michael does what's next in a fine and tell discover with r.t. america as was her response at 9.6 in a fight against terror with r.t. america correspondent matt boyce mileage assuming. it is did manage. assuming he did it how significant a development is that what extent will i still be significant a development is that what extent will i still be weakened well they've lost the territory long ago i mean we're dealing with weakened well they've lost the territory long ago i mean what we're dealing with for all intents and purposes are small bands of the left over for all intents and purp

who killed bin laden. all obama did is say okay. and stop congratulating obama for killing bin laden. see, there's no one better at using the internet than him. [cheers and applause] you think he even knows he wrote that stuff? but, by the way, when obama went on tv to announce that they'd killed bin laden, he spoke for mine and a half minutes. trump did 48 minutes. we thought it might be fun to mash up his speech and we were right. >> the united states has conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden. >> abu bakr al baghdadi is dead. they did a lot of shooting and a lot of blasting, even not going through the front door. you think you go through the door. if you're a normal person, you say knock, knock, may i come in? >> after a firefight, they killed osama bin laden and took custody of his body. >> he died like a dog. >> his death does not mark the end of our effort. >> a beautiful dog. a talented dog. >> to give thanks for the men who carried out this operation. >> and i don't get any credit for this, but that's okay, i nev

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it's called "the hunt for osama bin laden."w displays look like crime tape, it's for good reason. >> for us this is a crime story. a horrific crime at a huge scale. and over an enormous amount of time. at its heart we thought of it still as a crime story. >> reporter: the exhibit includes the first public display of the model of bin laden's compound. a vest worn by cairo the dog who went on the raid may 1st, 2011. plenty of fbi most wanted posters. one of the most poignant artifacts in this exhibit is this photograph taken by gordon and kathleen haberman right after 9/11. their daughter died in the attacks and they came to the city to search for her. they took this picture of a dumpster, on it scribbled "bin laden must die." they hung the photograph in their living room in wisconsin for almost 10 years. they took it down when he was killed. this exhibit is a detective story. it's also emotional, a story of determination and perseverance that lasted 9 years and 232 days. this brick from bin laden's compound a symbol, that americ

they have got a new exhibit called "revealed: the hunt for bin laden." kailey: we have much more ahead on that. we begin with our top stories. in the politics section, it is lights, camera, impeachment. jason: house democrats count on public hearings to bring to life testimony that has already been given behind closed doors. here is billy house in d.c. billy: what we saw was some real concern on the part of state department officials about back channel diplomacy by rudy giuliani, and evidence, hearsay evidence, secondhand evidence of what they were hearing trump was up to. kailey: billy, what's next, and how long can all of this really go on? billy: well, what is directly next is this upcoming week of four hearings, four separate hearings, including what could be the biggest one, that of eu ambassador gordon sondland, who is the one who may have had the most direct contact with president trump on whether or not he wanted to withhold aid in return for investigations. the house intelligence committee is hoping to wrap up its investigative part of this inqu

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and, indeed, much of central and western europe and the onshore flow from the north sea, moisture—ladenof rain to be had quite widely across england and wales, but not with the same sort of intensity that we might have seen on thursday. scotland and northern ireland seeing the very best of the sunshine, the north of scotland still picking up on one or two showers, each in their own right could be wintry across the higher ground. and what news of the weekend? not a great deal changes, i'm afraid. there's not a great deal of intensity about the rain i'm just about to speak of, but that set—up for saturday is very similar to friday, still the big area of low pressure, still the moisture—laden airs on its northern flank, feeding cloud and bits and pieces of rain into particularly eastern parts of both scotland and england. separate weather front eventually closes on the western isles. in between, bits and pieces of sunshine perhaps to the western side of wales, down into the south—west of england, up towards the solway, could be favoured and we mayjust about find a degree on the temperature

airand flow from the north sea, moisture laden air and still bits of pieces of rain to be had quitersday. scotland, northern ireland seeing the rest of the sunshine, the north of scotla nd the rest of the sunshine, the north of scotland with one of shoe —— wa nted of scotland with one of shoe —— wanted to showers each in their own right being wintry across higher ground. what news of the weekend, not a great deal changes. not much intensity about the rain i speak of but that set up on saturday is very similaron but that set up on saturday is very similar on friday, still the big area of low pressure, still the moisture laden air on its northern length, beating cloud and bits of pieces of rain, particularly in eastern parts of scotland and england. separate weather front closes on the western isles. in between, bits and pieces of sunshine perhaps to the western side of wales, up towards the solway, could be favoured and we mayjust about find a degree on the temperatures. i've changed the day, the stories same. we are going to bring the front of scotland with snow on the high ground b

jackie: coming up, 9/11 memorial museum in new york unveiling a new exhibit, focusing on osama bin ladenwe take you there for a preview. >> and later, fbi said these are two former twitter employees wanted for allegedly giving saudi government information about critics of th "the kingdo" i wanted more that's why i've got the power of 1 2 3 medicines with trelegy. the only fda-approved 3-in-1 copd treatment. ♪ trelegy. the power of 1-2-3. ♪ trelegy 1-2-3 trelegy. with trelegy and the power of 1 2 3, i'm breathing better. trelegy works 3 ways to open airways, keep them open and reduce inflammation for 24 hours of better breathing. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. trelegy is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. do not take trelegy more than prescribed. trelegy may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or tongue swelling, problems urinating, vision changes, or eye pain occur. think your copd medicine is doing en

and, indeed, much of central and western europe and the onshore flow from the north sea, moisture—ladengland and wales, but not with the same sort of intensity that we might have seen on thursday. scotland, northern ireland seeing the very best of the sunshine, the north of scotland still picking up on one or two showers, each in their own right could be wintry across the higher ground. what news of the weekend? not a great deal changes. not much intensity about the rain i just about to speak of, but that set—up for saturday is very similar on friday, still the big area of low pressure, still the moisture—laden airs on its northern flank, feeding cloud and bits of pieces of rain, particularly in eastern parts of both scotland and england. separate weather front eventually closes on the western isles. in between, bits and pieces of sunshine perhaps to the western side of wales, down into the south—west of england, up towards the solway, could be favoured and we mayjust about find a degree on the temperatures. i've changed the day, the story's the same. 0k, we're going to bring the front

jesse watters media dishonesty that's theld subjectf tonight words seal team six killed osama bin ladenn pakistan, immediately after, president president obama told world about the mission. operation neptune spear was successful welcome the president wanted toll bring him to justice andd green lit the mission mission accomplished he did it it was a bold call. joe biden actually was against it, by the way. the president obama deserved credit and he received it. >> obama captured -- >> a difficult decision. this operation has been in the planning stage for more than eight months and president obama was deeply involved every step of the way. so there's always a high level of risk i but the president andi think handled this brilliantly frankly it wasn't just mainstream media that gave obama credit people on the right did it too. we need to open the program today by congratulate hadding president obama. >> president obama has done something extremely effective, and when he does about -- this needs to be pointed out. >> i give president obama a lot of credit here. because i thought it was a g

brutal regime in north korea, to the brazen heist in this century, and the raid that took down bin laden, all of it as this special edition of "the 11th hour" gets under way. greetings once again from our nbc headquarters here in new york. we are at day 1,044 of this trump administration and we want too take you stlou throuthroughe most compelling stories we've been told in this studio. we'll listen to the people who told those stories, the authors of some of the most compelling books we've read and talked about this year. these men and women take us where we can't go ourselves, the childhood bedroom of a future dictator and friend of donald trump. the daring escape from capture by one of the most wanted man in the world and dinner with the 45th president of the united states. it makes for an hour of storytelling from the writers who know it best as we listen to the authors as they told us their stories. and we begin with a four-star admiral who in his book tells the harrowing tale of the raid to kill bin laden. admiral william mcraven. as a young man he had a chance to excel, but he tur

the raid to get osama bin laden. admiral william mcraven retired with four stars. military acronym fans, please note he ran jsoc as port of socom. in plain english, all that means the secret and spooky stuff that we civilians aren't supposed to know about. he commanded all u.s. special forces. he's here tonight as the author of "sea stories: my life in special operations." we're awfully happy to have you here in our studios. >> thanks, brian. good to be here. >> talk to an audience mostly made up of civilians about chain of command and why we hear civilians so frustrated wondering who's the first big name military person who's going to push back on this president? really push back and let him have it. and why in your view will live a long life without ever seeing that happen? >> yeah. i don't know that you're not seeing it happen. i mean -- >> in their own way. >> the fact of the matter is the military will follow the commander in chief's orders unless they are an unlawful order. and you have some magnificent military leaders out there. i mean the chairman of the j

bin laden is dead and gm is alive. no one cares what he says. iranians don't care. iraqis don't care. turks don't care. the north koreans don't care. the chinese don't care. but for sure the democrats don't care. they are going to impeach him, all right? that is going to happen. you cannot instill any discipline unless you have fear.o one is scared of donald trump except for people that live in hard red states. they cannot get what the 44 senators they could not get 40 for senators to sign something before lindsey graham got them together that mitch mcconnell had to edit down for him. once people don't care what he says, he has got the weakest polling numbers by far of any president in history. he just wreaks weakness. you look back, when they came after us, we came back after them. we picked up seats. we had an approval rating in the 70's. this guy, there's no fear. nancy pelosi does whatever she wants. he's just getting clobbered by i guess i cannot say a girl, by a woman. just every day making every democrat so proud, and every day, just disciplined him like an e

in fact, donald trump personally congratulated obama on twitter after the bin laden raid saying this- i want to personally congratulate president obama and men and women of arm forces for a job well done we should spend next several days not attacking party politics. but remembrance of those who lost their lives on 9/11 and those currently fighting for our freedom god bless america. but guess what, barack obama has not congratulated donald trump for the baghdadi kill and hasn't said a word about it, silence now he did have time to congratulate the washington nationals on world series come on. look, congrats to world champion nationals and fans a great crew always showed up when it counted and it was never afraid to show a little joy. dancing in the dugout laugh, believing in always sticking together. a true team with a spirit that do us all well. sticking together -- really? you didn't really like you are now maybe if obama try harder to kill isis instead of trying so hard to frame trump for collusion he would have gotten credit he so desperately looking for. so trump won war on isis

neil: new york city 9/11 museum added a new exhibit on osama bin laden.is there ahead of the opening. hey, rick. reporter: we're getting reveal of the exhibit, hunt for bin laden, which has dozens of artifacts. this is the glory board from the fbi office in kabul, afghanistan. it was signed by 300 federal agents and workers. only one said don't show my signature. they were so proud in the roll of the operation t lasted nearly 10 years to take out leader of al qaeda. stories of people who were involved. men and women working as intelligence analysts trying to figure out where he was and how to get him. one of the coolest things in here, neil, is this replica of the compound in abbottabad, pakistan, where bin laden was camping out. they built this to show the president, other intelligence officials what it looked like, to devise a plan of action to go in to get bin laden. they created this life like model. they built two life-sized reply calf the compound, so the seals could train on the compound before they went to pakistan. these are vests. this is one of