it, and we delivered justice to bin laden.istan, and after 20 years of valiant valor and sacrifice, it's time to bring those troops home. >> it was, in fact, ten years ago this very weekend when joe biden was vice president that u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s killed osama bin laden in a secret and daring raid on a compound in pakistan. that raid coming after one of the most intense manhunts in history. >> there is one report as of yet unconfirmed that a plane has hit the world trade center. >> reporter: osama bin laden was the most wanted man on earth, intelligence and military scoured those rugged mountains, but on may 1, 2011, ten years after hijacked airliners brought down the world trade towers and a chunk of the pentagon, geronimo. >> geronimo meant? >> we got bin laden, killed him. >> reporter: joint chief at the time, that's him behind president obama in the white house as they watched the navy s.e.a.l.s descend on bin laden's compound in realtime. >> there was a lot of risk. we felt comfortable that we could get in and out of pak

internationally, the killing of bin laden was seen as a victory over terrorism.re for so long and in one court case, it highlights the murkiness around this whole episode. the doctor is a pakistani man who ran a fake vaccination campaign here on behalf of the cia aiming to trace 0sama bin laden. even pakistani authorities are not informed about it. us officials of publicly praise the doctor for his role officials of publicly praise the doctorfor his role but officials of publicly praise the doctor for his role but he spent the last ten years in jail in pakistan and it's widely believed that hughes punished for cooperating with the cia although ostensibly, he was given a 23 year prison sentence for supporting a local band militant group and his lawyer told me that those allegations are lies and he deserves to be freed. pakistani officials would not comment on the case but there was anger at the time that he was not informed by the bin laden advance and many were embarrassed by it and many now feel like the doctor is paying the price for that. let's return now to o

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president joe biden speaks on the 10th anniversary of the raid that killed osama bin laden. also a cease fire holds at the border but there are accusations of war crimes and sports fan in its way back to one of horse racing's most famous events and they got to witness a record breaking wind. and a look at some other news may in which we should not lose sight of at least 8 protesters reportedly killed by security forces there on a day when we saw some of the biggest demonstrations against military rule in days hundreds of people have been killed by security forces since the military coup began in february the protests are being coordinated with others around the world it's here we've got hundreds of people from taiwan's community marching through taipei movement involve 41 cities in 18 countries taiwan itself home to around 40000 migrants from me and ma. here is mom who we spoke to earlier a human rights defender said while the regional group demanding an end to the crisis it's still failing in its approach. while people up in mar we recognize. well what dates political will

do you believe -- because the cia was so central to tracking bin laden for years.military is the cia more concerned with intersectionality and confessing anxiety executive orders and being cisgender? >> do you know what amazes me? over 10 years ago we had a group of cia officers and most of whom had women and some are minorities and they just found them -- we didn't care about -- i had a friend of mine, i'm not going to get into his name, his name is cash. he was part of the team. they just didn't care how we found him. we just found him. and i didn't need to know how the sausage was made. i was smart enough to carry a sledge hammer and gun, point me in the direction and go there. don't tell me how you did it because we had the best of the best. it didn't matter what your skin color or gender or what your non-gender was. they found them. they sent us. it was a huge team effort. it's just the way that they are downgrading this based on whatever this is. find the best of the best. like with the bin laden raid, i don't care if they were women, which they were, we foun

team killed bin laden.in the sky." garrett, you had the rare opportunity to talk to many of the people shown in that famous photograph, and those who were not in it on that historic night when president obama and a few others watched and listened in the top secret mission that was risky and necessary to bring closure to the american people. a lot of us may think we know how all the of this went down, and i learned so many interesting tidbits reading through this. >> this was one of the biggest foreign policy achievements of the obama administration, and it was perhaps one of the most secret operations in modern american history. time and time again, as i was talking to the participants in it i was struck by the sheer cloak of secrecy, and even within the white house many senior white house officials had no idea what was going on that day, and i talked to the nsa for the first time for their participation in they said that within the nsa just 50 people knew that weekend about the operation. >> it's so remark

gets drawn in because it's pursuing a narrow objective, find some catch osama bin laden.talk about the extensiveness of the objectives and the way these seemingly smaller more tactical ways draws the u.s. into forwarder objectives ore broader conflicts. >> sure. so, the way the afghan war is run now on the u.s. side and was run during the second term of the obama administration and and during the trump administration, is a very high level way. every decision is being made in can be bull -- kabul and washington. but threat not the way it was in the early years. in early years when the tone was set and when the mission was defined, and often there they were defined by much lower level commanders than it seems reasonable to us now to have been making those decision but that's how it was. there will small teams, green beret teams and green beret companies, and brigadeses responsible for huge chunks of the country and they're commanders head to make the decision how to proceed. so very often what we now in retrospeck see as incremental steps in a long, long escalation were not

. >> 10 years to the day after the death of osama bin laden. a look at how it impacted president biden >> i can report to the american people and to the world. the united states has conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden. leader of al qaeda. >> where were you 10 years ago today when the scene unfolded, it is been that long since the leader of al qaeda, osama bin laden, the mastermind behind the september 11th terrorist attacks was killed in an operation by the u.s. navy seals after a decade long search for him. it also marked a significant step in america's fight against the terrorist group. president barack obama announcing the news in a televised address to americans a sunday night. i won't forget it. it was years in the making and a mission that turned into america's longest war. and now 2 decades later, the u.s. and nato have now started their final withdrawal from afghanistan ending. america's longest war in mid april. president biden announced that the final withdrawal would begin on may 1st. the last couple 1000 american troo

i served on the bin laden task force. was part of the joint operation task force, the task force with the joint responsibility of trying to find bin laden. i spent most of my 20s looking for osama bin laden. when ten years ago the announcement was made he was killed, i was watching that in my living room in colorado. there was a closure i felt. right now i'm dealing with a lot of the same emotions as we withdraw our combat operations. we leave a certain bit of ourselves in those countries. there's always a mixture of feelings when there's these milestones and major issues that we deal with. >> thanks for sharing that. i know it's personal to you. let me ask you about gun reform. the president addressed this in the address to congress. he said he's not trying to change the constitution, he's being reasonable. do you think he was effective in his messaging? he's saying no one wants to take guns from law abiding citizens, but firearms can be kept out of the hands of people who shouldn't have them. is president biden presenti

routes into pakistan bin laden and his body guards simply vanished.evices a debate about the practicality and morality of arming unmanned surveillance drones and under the obama administration, america turned to a new way of war. killer robots with names like predator and reaper, raining down hell fire from the sky. by 2011, u.s. intelligence discovered that bin laden was hiding in a come pound deep in pakistan a country that was officially an ally of the united states. president obama gave the order to raid the compound >> a small team of americans carried out the operation with extraordinary courage and capability after a firefight, they killed bin laden and took custody of his body >> reporter: in 2014, obama announced u.s. forces would leave by the end of 2016 >> americans have learned that it is harder to end wars than it is to begin them >> reporter: that date came and went a third american president, donald trump, who argued that we should pull out of afghanistan, instead in 2017 announce ad new policy principle real pitch would boost troop lev

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ten years ago and how some seals are calling that a disgrace. >> reporter: killing osama bin laden tenhe streets. the operation by fieseal team s. >> they should never have said navy seals did this. >> reporter: eric spent 20 years as a seal with tours in iraq and afghanistan. >> i don't know if this is going to help. but at least it will expose the problem. i am hoping that this encourages good seals to say enough is enough. >> we became a brand. >> reporter: these seals retired and active duty agreed to speak with cbs news on -- >> ever known that seals took out osama bin laden. you believe that the seal community would be in a better place today? >> yes. >> yeah. >> one of the first thoughts in my mind is how long are we go to go before somebody exploits this for personal gain. we didn't have tot lo. >> reporter: hollywood told aid zero dark thirty and cbs aired four seasons of seal team. online former seals monetized their newfound fame. >> take a look at the autograph photos that we bought online. >> i don't want to touch it. >> reporter: this is not okay? >> no. none of it. >> re

weekend marks the 10th anniversary of the operation code named neptune spear that killed osama bin laden. >> tonight i can report to the american people and to the world that the united states has conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden, the leader of al qaeda. >> it is an opportunity to reflect on the state of islamic terrorism and radical islam more generally and the initial diagnosis is clear. the movement is in bad shape. total deaths caused by terrorism around the world have plummeted by 59% since their peak in 2014. in the west, the current threat is less from islamic violence than far right terrorism which has surged by 250% in the same period. it now makes up 46% of attacks and 82% of deaths in these countries. most islamist terror tends to be local, the taliban in afghanistan, boko haram in nigeria and al shabab in the horn of africa. that is a major reversal from the glory days of al qaeda when the leaders insisted the focus must be not on the near enemy, the local regimes, but rather the far enemy, the united states and the west more broadly. al qaeda disintegrated,

here we are ten years after the death of osama bin laden and there's still u.s. as that wr winds down, so -- >> you're up. >> a moment to mark for sure. >>> now, they are about to let their presence be known. still ahead, why many of us will be hearing a coming insect invasion before we even see it. >>> if you're heading out the door, don't forget to record "cbs this morning saturday." coming up in our next hour, his debut space adventure rocketed to the top of the best-seller list and inspired an oscar-nominated film. now the author of "the martian" is back with a new novel that critics are calling a thrilling adventure. is it even better than "the martian"? >> i don't know, is it? >> we'll finding out. we'll talk to andy weir. >>> and serving others. it's a sport that's already socially distanced, perfect for the pandemic, but not everyone can afford good tennis gear. we'll meet a teenager who's made providing such equipment her own special racket, if you will. >> oh! >> plus music from soul singer robert finley in our saturday session. you are watching "cbs th

today marks 10 years since osama bin laden was killed by navy seals after a decades long search for him. bin laden, the leader of the terrorist group al qaeda in the mastermind behind the september 11th terrorist attacks. president barack obama announced the news in a televised address to americans. it was a sunday night. i'll never forget it. that address marking a huge turning point in america's longest war 20 years after the start of the afghan war, the united states and its nato allies have now started to remove troops from the country last month, president biden announcing that the final withdrawal would begin today here on may 1st the remaining troops in the country along with allied forces are set to be gone by september 11th at the latest some western diplomats, though station right now in kabul say that the goal much earlier know they're looking at in july 4th deadline. president biden, meanwhile, is canceling projects to build a southern border wall with diverted defense funds. according to the defense department. the money is set to be returned back to accounts men for educat

after 9/11, the united states invaded this country to find osama bin laden.mantle his al qaeda forces and the taliban who sheltered them. it became america's longest war. 20 years of fighting. costing the lives of nearly 50,000 afghan civilians and more than 2,400 american service members. as u.s. troops now withdraw, what's left behind is a gathering storm of instability. >> the taliban/al qaeda relationship remains unbroken. i would not expect that to worsen over the course of a u.s. withdrawal, but to strengthen. they're going to believe they're winning, and in a sense they are. we should expect to see the taliban continue to work with a range of different terrorist organizations in afghanistan. >> reporter: more than 1,700 afghan civilians have lost their lives in the first three months of this year alone. and the threat of terrorist groups like al qaeda and isis fester in the shadows. the taliban signed a deal with the united states, but not with the afghan government. and these local troops are now the last line of defense. >> i think the unconditional

bin laden was the leader of the terrorist group al qaeda in the mastermind behind the september 11th terrorist attacks. president obama making that announcement in a televised address to americans. the address marking a big turning point in america's longest war 20 years after the start of the afghanistan war, the united states and its nato allies have started to remove troops from the country. last month. you may remember president biden announced that the final withdrawal would start today on may 1st the remaining troops in the country along with allied forces are all set to be gone by september 11th at the latest some western diplomats, though, in kabul say that july 4th is the goal. president biden, meanwhile, is canceling a number of projects to build a southern border wall with diverted defense funds. according to the defense department, the money will be returned back to accounts meant for education for military children overseas, military construction projects along with the national guard. sources say that plesident biden is looking to use part of that different diverted mon

own peril we need to acknowledge it we must confront it indeed we must defeat it a letter from bin laden found by the navy seals during the about about raid sums up the relationship since 911 very well in his own words quote iran is our main artery for fun's personnel and communication there is no need to fight with iran unless you are forced to and give me some information that is brand new to the public today. iran decided to allow it to establish a new operational headquarters on the condition that al qaeda operatives abide by the regime's rules governing out to stay inside of the country agency and control since 2015 iran has also given a cattle leaders greater freedom of movement inside of iran under their supervision the iranian ministry of intelligence and security and the ira g c have provided safe havens and logistical support things like travel documents id cards passports that enable al qaeda activity as a result of this assistance to centralize its leadership inside of tehran i mean al-zawahiri is deputies are there today and frankly they're living a normal life tehran has al

list 1st it was a very short list of about 12 people that we wanted to either capture or kill bin laden i mean as i had he mohamed i was a beta etc. john kiriakou is a former cia agent after working for years as an expert middle east analyst he was appointed head of counterterrorism operations in pakistan in 2001 his task was to capture abu zubaydah are considered the al qaeda number 3 at the time. it was hard to capture him because he knew that we were looking for him you know i had only been there 2 weeks and we got word that i was a bit i was somewhere in the country. so we had to narrow it down but we couldn't because every day he's moving to a different city every single day we know this now from his diaries we captured his diaries to so we knew that he knew that we were looking for him and we were close we were like one day behind at the most 2 days behind so we we flew in a large team half cia half f.b.i. and we broke down the door of 14 places at exactly the same time at 2 o'clock in the morning and sure enough we found him in the final sight so we put him into a helicopter that

, and my cousin was a friend of osama bin laden. have to mention that the united states found out that my cousin was not involved in the 9/11 attack. i'm not here to interrogate you, god forbid, you've had plenty of that in your life, but i just want our audience to be clear that there were some, let's be honest, some pretty extraordinary connections between you and men that you know became active terrorists in al-qaeda. just to name one, ramzi bin al—shibh, you had connections, direct connections, to him in germany. these connections are real. how do you explain them? as to ramzi al—shibh, i don't know him. i saw him once, he came once to my house to visit a friend. those are all the connections. there is no connections whatsoever with any type of organised crimes because i don't want to use terrorism because i don't believe in these word because it's used to oppress politically disssent in my part of the world, and it's abuse to collectively punish innocent people. if you say a murderer, everybody would understand and there are ev

bin laden i mean as i were heavy mohammed i was a beta etc. john kiriakou is a former cia agent after working for years as an expert middle east analyst he was appointed head of counterterrorism operations in pakistan in 2001 his task was to capture. considered the al qaeda number 3 at the time. it was hard to capture him because he knew that we were looking for him you know i had only been there 2 weeks and we got word that i was a bit it was somewhere in the country. so we had to narrow it down but we couldn't because every day he's moving to a different city every single day we know this now from his diaries we captured his diaries too so we knew that he knew that we were looking for him and we were close we were like one day behind at the most 2 days behind so we we flew in a large team half cia half f.b.i. and we broke down the door of 14 places at exactly the same time at 2 o'clock in the morning and sure enough we found him in the final sight so we put him into a helicopter that landed in the parking lot we flew to a pakistani military

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compound 10 years ago sunday marks the anniversary of bin laden's death after a team of u.s. navy seals stormed the al qaeda leader's base in pakistan they see headlines news continues after talks al-jazeera. on counting the cost of china's navy and its maritime militia dominate the south china sea has the u.s. lost control could the pandemic usher in the 4 day work week and environmental racism opposition grows to a u.s. pipeline. counting the cost on al-jazeera. workers. it's been nearly $100.00 days since myanmar's military took power in a coup and arrested civilian leaders including and the son suchi. but the people of myanmar seem determined to hold on to the democratically elected government they gained in 2015 they've refused to go back to the military rule they lived under for hof a century. the coup triggered civil disobedience and mass protests. manama security forces have responded with violence hundreds of people have been killed in the crackdown thousands more injured and others have been arrested without charge for many in myanmar the only hope they have to avoi

the president said ”we followed bin laden to the gates of hell— and we got him. the promise to all those who lost loved ones on 9/11: that we would never forget those we had lost.” mr. biden, who is spending the weekend at his home in delaware, was vice president when then- president obama ordered the killing. the u.s. sent troops to afghanistan in 2001 in what has become america's longest war. in his statement president biden said al qaeda is now “greatly degraded.” yesterday the formal withdrawal of troops from afghanistan began, and is set to be complete on september 11. earlier in the day, the biden administration focused on the nearly $4 trillion in new spending on infrastructure and proposals to expand education and the social safety net for lower income families. today, treasury secretary janet yellen, who previously served as chair of the federal reserve, defended the administration's plan to raise taxes on corporations and the wealthiest americans to pay for the plans. >> we're proposing that the spending be paid for, and i don't believe that inflation w

shall laden, then vice president biden watched, now commander in chief, president biden has ordered all biden has ordered all u.s. forces out of afghanistan by this september 11th. effectively ending america's longest war. jericka. >> duncan: christina ruffini at the white house, thank you. the nation's housing market is red hot with buying being compared to the wild west. topping the list of fastest growing markets is coeur d'alene, idaho, a city of 44,000 people austin, texas, spring springfield, ohio, billings montana, and spokane, washington, round occupy out the top five. erare being priced out. >> reporter: in bozeman, montana, a book store o ariano paliobagis hopes to buy a home but instead found she's been priced out of the market. >> i'm the owner of a successful business but can i not afford to buy a home in this community. his hovefer to o great community feeling, beautiful surroundings, has been discovered by so many more people that i don't think that this is a temporary trend. >> reporter: across the country home prices are red hot, up more than 17 percent from a year

did pakistanis know that bin laden was living in pakistan for years? yes. do the russians know they have cyber criminals in their backyard attacking infrastructure all over the world? yes. so, let's create a cyber terrorism law law that would give the united states the opportunity to go against darkside as if it's a terrorist organization. that's called deterrence and accountability. hold russia accountability for allowing this to occur in their backyard with impunity. that's what i would do. >> brian: pakistan didn't tell bin laden to come. they pretended like he wasn't there. we all knew he knew he was there they are mad at us for killing him. just like vladimir putin. how dare you accuse me of allowing this dark group to exist in my country. the problem with vladimir putin's track record he kills people who tonight do things that he likes. these guys seem to be pretty secure. they even have a dropdown website. they have a press agency. >> well, it's funny they never attack russia. all of these cyber terrorist organizations operating inside russia leave t

it comes ten years after the raid that resulted in the death of bin laden.s a lot and with that let's bring in the leadoff guests on a friday night as we bring this week to a close. jeremy bash, former chief of staff at cia and the pentagon. eugene daniels, white house correspondent for politico, co-author of politico play book and dr. patela, as well. she's for good reason among the public health experts and a nonresident fellow at brookings. good evening and welcome to you all. jeremy, i'd like to begin with you with the former personal lawyer for the former president. what does it seem to you that the feds and this is coming off michael cohen's comments, the only other personal lawyer to have been raided by the feds, what does it seem to you they're looking for from rudy? >> federal agents, brian, it appears are looking at two things. one is national security threat posed by foreign governments to interfere in u.s. elections by spreading disinformation and rudy giuliani was clearly a conduit of that disinformation largely emanating from russia through age

took down usama bin laden.that is so famous you are in there. there is a book mark bow continue on the bin laden rain the finish. in the end every one of the president's top advisers except biden was in favor of taking immediate action. is that true? >> it is. for a good part of the debate, i actually preferred -- i had no doubt about the ability, the seals to carry out the mission. but i preferred the use of a drone. my worry was given my responsibility to the secretary of defense, my worry was that whether or not the raid was successful, the pakistani reaction would be so severe that they would cut off our supply line between karachi and afghanistan and we would lose the war in afghanistan almost overnight. but a couple of days before the raid i was persuaded that the raid was the best alternative and national security adviser and told him that i supported going forward with the raid. >> bret: biden was not persuaded? >> that's my understanding. >> bret: i said i was going to ask you about iran. there is a ne

compound 10 years ago sunday marks the anniversary of bin laden's death after a team of u.s. navy seals stormed the al qaeda leader's base in pakistan. chards military council has named a transition government following the president's sudden death the military and idriss deby some took power after he was killed on the frontline fighting rebels last month. the opposition says it recognizes the 40 strong cabinet. story. tension between tajikistan and could just stand on a scale not seen in years fighting broke out over a disputed border area although it truce was agreed it's not stop. this violence because of what it into old wives' conflict this is inside story. hello welcome to the program. kyrgyzstan and have been in a dispute over land and water resources for more than 3 decades a vast recently escalated into the have is fighting in years and raised fears of a wider conflict a police 40 people were killed in the cross border shelling and thousands evacuated the fighting broke out on wednesday near a water facility in an area claimed by both nations villagers from opposing

we wanted to get bin laden and i'm really happy we got bin laden and we sent a message we have men andlose wars. pete: [laughter] rob, you mentioned the smell being inside the house. the impact, just sit with me here real quick, 10 years later, what you think the impact of what evening was. >> i think the impact was there will never be closure for the people who lost so many people on 9/11, but it does help with the healing process and i hear that from people all the time everything from first responders to actually priests that were there, people who lost loved ones were on the phone when the phone was cutoff because of planes slamming into the tower. and it's just one of those things too. i can't even believe it happened i just know the story, 10 years later it's crazy but it needed to be done, it needed americans there to finish osama bin laden in his bedroom and i was so fortunate to be that guy but i was a member that one of the most amazing teams ever assembled and it was nothing but an honor to be asked to be a part of it and i have no regrets about anything. pete: no doubt, the

the united states has conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden.of al qaeda. >> where were you when you heard this announcement 10 years ago tonight it's been a decade since osama bin laden was killed by navy seals after a decade long search for him. bin laden, the leader of the terrorist group, al qaeda and the mastermind behind the september 11th terrorist attacks. president barack obama announcing that news in a televised address to americans. this all happened on a sunday night. the address marking a big turning point in america's longest war. 20 years after the beginning of the afghan war, the united states and its nato allies have started to remove troops from the country last month, president biden announced that the final withdrawal would begin today on may 1st. the remaining troops in the country along with allied forces are set to be gone by september 11th at the latest. but some western diplomats stationed in kabul say that the goal is much earlier. they say the july 4th is that target. president trump's former personal lawyer rudy giuli