from montana who now works as a decorated speaker. >> my name is robert o'neal. i was a navy s.e.a.l. for almost 17 years. >> reporter: o'neal told "the washington post" he fired a shot that struck bin laden in the forehead. he died instantly, his skull struck by the first bullet. but s.e.a.l. team 6 sources say another s.e.a.l. fired the fatal shot from the area of the stairs leading to bin laden's floor, as bin laden peered out of the door of his bedroom. >> most of the people in the s.e.a.l. community i've spoken to say that the night that bin laden was killed, somebody called the point man, who is never going to identify himself publicly was the guy who took the first shot at bin laden and winged him. and then bin laden collapsed on the ground in his bedroom and he was finished off by two other s.e.a.l.s. >> reporter: those two s.e.a.l.s according to bergen's sources robert o'neal and matt bissonnet, who wrote the day no easy day about the raid. simply, a u.s. military official told cnn's barbara starr there was a s.e.a.l. named robert o'neal on the mission b

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in that split second o'neal says he fired twice into bin laden forehead killing him instantly.ling the washington post i watched him take his last breath. one of the other seals there that night the matt tells a different story. he says it was actually the point man on the team who fired the fatal shot. o'neal says the point man either missed or just wounded bin laden. he has yet to tell his story. abc news washington. >> many bay area communities mark veterans day with special ceremonies. san bruno veterans gather at golden gate national cemetery for special tribute to the men and women in our armed forces. this is one of the largest veterans day ceremony in the bay area. petaluma parade brought a lot of people to the downtown area to salute the veterans. there was even military chopper and planes. there you see one of the cho choppers. this is a bird eye view they flew over during the parade in antioch. parade included military vehicle, van and classic cars. >> and around the country today the nation paused to salute american veterans and wayne found especially poignant story

o'neal or all the other seals involved in the operation., you know, you're being taped by a reporter, you know, here's the bottom line, to whom much is given, much is expected. and that's where some of the rub is going on right now. okay. yes, people deserve to belong. our taxpayers paid lots of money, lots of money for men and women in delta and seal team six and they deserve to know what's going on, but there is a way to do that. when you present that to the public, the public expects, they look at us in a certain way. they expect a certain aspect of what a delta force or seal team 6 tier i unit person should be. i think the way he spoke on those tapes friday was bush league. >> you were a delta force member. so, obviously, this is personal for you. as a journalist i am in favor of more information. his argument resonates, which is that the victims and the victims families do derive some closure for lack of a better word, satisfaction, call it whatever you want about hearing that they got him and hearing how they got him. and does that on

among them named rob o'neal.cedented detail his central role in the role in the death of the man behind 9/11. >> standing two feet in front of me was a face i saw thousands of times. my first thought was we got him. we got him. we ended the war. >> speaking out for the first time to fox news, rob o'neal, the former s.e.a.l. team 6 sniper who says he fired the fatal shot killing the world's most wanted terrorist. the montana native has been traveling the united states for months. >> the more we trained the more we realized this is going to be a one-way mission. we're going it go and not come back. we're going to die when the house blows up. we're going to die when he blows up. we're going to get arrested bit pakistanis and spend the rest of our short lives in pakistan prison. it was worth it to kill him. he's going to die with us. >> his decision to go public is not without controversy. he's not alone. the department of justice is investigating former s.e.a.l. who wrote a best seller under the pen name mark owen a

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s name was robert o'neal.was a career seal and now a motivational speaker. >> here is his version of what happened in the early hours of may 2nd, 2011. with no moon, under the cover of darkness, they entered bin laden's house and relying on night vision goggles and instinct. and let me show you an animation says happened. he told the washington post he fired the kill shot saying bin laden had his hand on a woman pushing her forward. but other seals tell a different story about what happened in the compound. they tell our peter bergen another s.e.a.l. fired the shot, coming from the area of the stairs that led to the floor where he was looking out of the door of his bedroom. they say the s.e.a.l. who took the first shot at osama bin laden won't ever speak out and two other s.e.a.l.s shot him before he died. >> and two different versions in a moment in history that will never be forgotten. and joining me, the reporter from the washington post and interviewed him. you spoke to him, what did he say about this huge

and there is confirmation that o'neal was there and in the room.it possible no one knows who had the fatal shot. >> everybody has different memories, especially when it is a fast-moving event. >> the dispute has called an uproar in milt circles where some see capitalizing with fame, book and movies like s.e.a.l. team six is a smear on the idea of service to country. >> i won't spes to the drk speak to the specifics, some of the things are still being investigated but it does file ate a code of ethics that this community holds dear and 99% of them live by that code. >> given the sensitivity of the subject matter and the confusion of the night and the mission and the moment, it is fully possible we'll never really know who pulled the trigger that launched the bullet that killed osama bin laden, not specifically. but as many military analysts suggested today, he's dead. does it really matter? erin. >> it is interesting. and to so many the answer to that question is still yes. tom foreman, thank you. >>> and i want to bring in valerie plain, former cia

annual toys for to the, guests will be set up through december 7th nationally nba legend shaquille o'neale being people to take an unselfy. for everyone received he will donate another toy to the program. >> shaquille o'neal does a great program, i have been with him before. >>> six people shot in san francisco, two separate shootings, the critical questions police right now are trying to answer. >> silicone valley at the high tech center of the world. they have some low tech problems when it comes to posting results, stay with us, we will be right back. >>> six people shot in two separate incidents in san francisco's mission district. the critical question police are now trying to answer. >>> the mayor-elect of oakland tells us her top concerns as she gets ready to lead the city. >> reporter: there's fallout from the elections. we're learning just how poor santa clara county performed when posting election results. >>> also, why thanksgiving may be the best day for one type of holiday shopper. "mornings on 2" starts right now.

martha: so bill and i will get the chance to talk to rob o'neal. we'll have that interview for you. every time he talks about this, more things come out. one of the things we learned this morning was that quote from george w. bush that freedom will be testified. he has tattoos on his arm as a permanent part of his body and no doubt his conscience. eric: i can't wait. brave americans. martha: the white house apparently ready to got it alone on the issue of immigration. a lot of people aren't happy with what they are learning about the details. eric: the grand jury said to be nearing a decision on whether to indict the officer in the killing of michael brown. they are bracing for the possibility of more riots when that decision comes down as jurors hear key testimony from an expert witness. we'll have those new details coming up. martha: brand-new jobs numbers have just come out. more people. filing for unemployment in the last week. it has climbed to 290,000. but it's the ninth straight week below 300,000. it suggests there are steady jobs gains. eric: president obama we are told is

. >>> rob o'neal's floor is now over.is days of parachuting out of airplanes and chasing enemies of america is behind him. after 16 years of fighting for freedom, rob returned to the mountains of montana, where it all began. >> rob, why is it you say montana will always be home? >> well, you know look around. it's beautiful here. it's peaceful. quiet. i grew up here. and this is where everything started for me. and it's like a comfort zone. >> it's so quiet there. so much different than the noisy gun fights you're in for your career in the military. is this a stress reliever? >> yes. it's a stress reliever knowing nothing is going to blow up. a lot better than golf. >> tom, when rob was at war and you'd come here was it peaceful for you to set aside concerns you had for him? >> yes. a lot of times it was but gives you a lot of time to think about what he might be going through, too. you do get a good feel about life knowing rob had been doing that with me and limited experience i have, i knew he was handling whatever he n

robert o'neal said he came forward for the families affected by the september 11 attacks.e claimed he didn't realize he was breaking any protocols when talking about cnn's jake tapper about the fatal shot that night. o'neal said his team watched president obama make the announcement with the rest of the country. >> it was definitely him, yeah. we knew it was definitely him. i knew it was him when i saw him standing up in his bedroom and then wing too him up to bagram and they were going to do more tests on him to confirm. the president wanted to know everything that had gone on. the they wants to have the numbers right before reported and be 100% certain. once it was, we were standing there watching a flat screen tv and watching the president address the nation in the world. i had a breakfast sandwich in my hand, and sigh heard him say tonight i can report to the united states and the world the united states connected to the mission that killed osama bin laden. i heard him say osama bin laden and i looked at bin laden bin laden and i thought, how in the world did i get her

duke's grant hill, lsu's shaquille o'neal, and his coach dale brown, darryl griffith and gary williams were all added to the hall. >>> since it is thanksgiving week, check out the world's top competitive eater joey chestnut. he gobbled 9.35 pounds of turkey in just ten minutes. that one has $5,000 in connecticut. details are sketchy at best. turkey will do it to you. >> indigestion just looking at it. >>> one of the most iconic costumes in the history of film is going on sale. a ban on winnie-the-pooh because of his choice in clothing? plus, panic in london as fire erupts inside a train station. >>> welcome back. let's get you out the door, take you to the forecast for the holiday. we're looking at los angeles. 82. the rain moves into the northwest as we go throughout your day. the weather will get worse as we go throughout this evening too. even into tuesday, lighter, but we still should see some rain continuing. 85 in l.a. warmest spots in the country will be southern california over the next couple of days. by the time we go through seattle's workweek, and into the holiday, we conti

. >> robert o'neal has been on the motivational speaking circuit.e identified himself in the washington post as the man who killed bin laden. another team member wrote a book in which he described it somewhat differently. with three commandos firing shots that hit bin laden. he asked us not to show his face. >> two different people telling two different stories for two different reasons. >> last week the s.e.a.l.'s top commander wrote an open letter. >> that's cynthia mcfadden. >>> matt is suing his own attorney for bad legal advice. he faces bad prosecution and claims he's been forced to forfeit $4.1 million. >>> we turn our attention to business news this friday. jobs report coming out. economists are expecting good news when the report is out later this morning. that's something investors would love to hear after a second straight day of record highs. the dow claimed more than 17,500 points hitting the 21st record close this year. the s&p reaching new heights. what do we expect for the jobs report today? >> yeah, this is going to be fascinating.

we first made contact with o'neal. you can hear firsthand about the raid that finally killed the most wanted terrorist. a two-night special beginning on veteran's day this tuesday at 10:00 p.m. eastern. >> looking forward to that. >>> the republican win this week means some big changes on capitol hill. will a gop-led congress be able to find common ground with president obama. next, we'll talk to a newly elected congresswoman about what she expects. i'm not juice or fancy water. i've got 8 grams of protein. new ensure active clear protein. 8 grams protein. zero fat. ensure. take life in. (receptionist) gunderman group is growing. getting in a groove. growth is gratifying. goal is to grow. gotta get greater growth. i just talked to ups. they got expert advise, special discounts, new technologies. like smart pick ups. they'll only show up when you print a label and it's automatic. we save time and money. time? money? time and money. awesome. awesome! awesome! awesome! awesome! (all) awesome! i love logistics. the ultimat

it's shaquille o'neal. >> he's host of "watch what happens live" on bravo tv. talk show in need of adult supervision. >> it's time to -- there is blush-worthy language. >> will you allow me to take a selfie with your ass? oh, my, god. this is amazing. >> inappropriate. >> let's do it. >> we should probably mention that he drinks on air, so do the guests. the show even has a bartender. >> this is actually perfect job for me since i did pass two bar exams. >> my own appearance in that position may seem string to you until you hear why. >> a few years back when i was in college i interned at cbs news for incredible reporter named erin moriarty. how is this for a full circle moment. she is doing a profile on me right now for cbs "sunday morning" and she's here with camera crew, tonight's guest bartender, erin moriarty. >> yes, andy cohen started his television career at cbs news as my 21-year-old intern. after college, cohen became for a time cbs news producer. but his real dream was to be a famous as the people we interview. he's not only done that, he's a best te

. >>> last night the inductions into the college basketball hall of fame, grant hill, shaquille o'neal and his coach, and maryland coach williams were added to the hall. and since it is thanksgiving week, check out the world's top competitive eater joey chestnut. 9.35 pounds of turkey in ten minutes. winning him $5,000 at foxwoods in connecticut. but details on his nap following the turkey takedown are sketchy at best. probably still asleep. >>> and down to business with kate rogers. >> good morning. retailers are using virtual technology to vie for holiday sales. target has an app for the toy catalog to share on social media. and macy's lets users take a picture of an item and suggests similar items in score. and apple has the red charity, started by u2's bono to fight hiv and aids. all the purchases of 25 apps including a fifa 15 will go to the global find. apple stores will offer a special edition of the red gift card. >>> and black friday might not be the best bargains. the biggest price cuts come the sunday and monday before thanksgiving. thanksgiving day itself is best for online

he's rob o'neal. he says he killed the terror leader and he's opening up about that night. >> reporter: good morning. that former navy s.e.a.l. claims he decided to come forward after meeting with familiies of 9/11 victims. we assumed it would be leaked anyway anyway. we saw the images from inside the compound after the daring raid that killed osama bin laden. three years later, this man is claiming he shot the terror leader to death. robert o'neill is a decorated veteran and now a motivational speaker. getting paid to talk about his hundreds of missions as a navy s.e.a.l. last night in tennessee, o'neill did not talk about his most famous mission, but he told the "washington post" about it. the same story he told "esquire" magazine anonymously two years agency. saying he moved up the stairs to confront him in the bedroom, firing twice in the forehead after he dodged bullets from another s.e.a.l. it differs slightly from the one given by matt bissonnette, the only other s.e.a.l. to reveal his identity

that contrary to popular beliefs. [ laughter ] >> he was looking at his former teammate jermaine o'nealt forget high school game of the week tomorrow, going to fremont. kennedy at american and we will feature that game on the 10:00 p.m. news and interview both coaches early 6:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. but that is the sporting life for right now. all about pablo sandoval when you say giants. >> yeah. all right. thank you. >>> coming up tonight on the 10:00 p.m. news plans to expand a landfill, the stink neighbors are creating over concerns it will create larger problems. that it and much -- that and much more tonight at 10:00 p.m. >> thank you for making ktvu channel 2 news your choice for news. we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com and you can follow us on twitter and facebook. thank you so much for joining us. have a good evening. >> good night. - ( helicopter whirring ) - ( roars ) ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you'r

robert o'neal identified himself in "the washington post" as the one who killed bin laden. but another says, three commandos fired shot that is hit bin laden. the navy says there will be consequences for leaking classified information. >>> a popular discount grocery chain is closing all its stores. bottom dollar food announcing its 46 locations will be shut down by the end of the year. hundreds of employees will be out of a job. nbc 10's george spencer is live at the king of prussia location. this could have a big impact on underserved neighborhoods. >> reporter: it really might. they've recently opened up stores in so-called food deserts. as of tonight, the chain has less than two months left, impacting both employees and customers alike. even on this rain-slicked evening, the parking lot was busy at this only bottom dollar and the bright check out lines bustling. but by year's end, the entire operation will go dark. >> i didn't know that, oh, my gosh. >> reporter: rhonda cooper has been a faithful bottom dollar customer shopping here three times a week. for employees, the

. >> or rob o'neal who shot bin laden. that is a story that's come out right now. i can't think of anybody else who is going to be person of the year right now. >> but our viewers need to get online and change that number. >> change that number. go on to twitter and facebook and get rob o'neal's name up there. >> that's our facebook question. go to our facebook page this morning. who do you think is the person of the year. i hate when they lump all these people together. person. 's one person. i think they had the protesters from the arab spring uprising. a group of people. i don't know. one common narrative that has been running throughout the ferguson protest is that if you are born here in ferguson, you have no shot of upward social moability. that's what gregory clark is saying. he agrees with the protesters. he says, look, doesn't matter what you do in school, doesn't matter how hard you work, doesn't matter if you put boots on the ground and get up at 6:00 a.m. in the morning and go out to work. it comes down to your family minute yaj. >> america has no high

live in the newsroom, ryan o'neal,. >>> four -- ryan turksko. >>> crews are looking for someone seen face down in the water at rockaway beach. a lifeboat and helicopter was called out to assist in the search. no updates as of yet. >>> and in weather, we have high pressure overhead. a lot of sunshine coming our way the temperatures will be hepatitissing up nicely. mostly clear -- will be heating up nicely. mostly clear skies. a lot of 60s inside the bay and hazy sunshine along the coastline. clear at the bay right now. the temperatures cold in inland spots. 39 in santa rosa. 37 in the napa valley, 31 in san jose and 48 in san francisco. this afternoon enjoy sunshine and weak offshore winds. 69 in the napa valley, 68 in santa rosa and now back to traffic. >>> yes. there is lumber in the road at westbound 580 at north flynn. you can see it the bumper-to- bumper right now approaching the 205-580 split all the way north. if you are heading to the dublin interchange, it is better after that. there are unusual back ups involving that traffic. the bay bridge looks good and the golden gate br

o'neal l now garner speaking fee telling tales from his time as navy seal decorated veteran o.told his story anonymously in "esquire"magazine nearly two years ago. describing how he confronted bin laden in the bedroom firing it was to the forehead after he said the seal who was ahead of him fired and missed. told the post he decided to go public spontaneously after meeting family of 9/11 victim he is now the second former seal team 6 member to tell details about the raid, wrote best seller under sued name saying he too fired bullet at bin laden. both men have been criticized in the seal community. recent letter to the special operation team which did not name the men said we don't abide willful or selfish disregard for the poor value in return for public notariety or financial gym. >> always want to emphasize the team nature of what the seals do a lot of people involved in the raid against osama bin laden. >> 2 of the men on the team have talked. many others on the mission have remand silent including the seal who was the first one to confront bin lade laden. >> martha abc news

come together for big movement in policy, just as it did with clinton and gingrich with reagan and o'neal. we can do this in a bipartisan way with a divided house senate and administration when people step up wanting to solve problems. liz: we'll see, carl. you're known as the top conassesses builder. we'll be watching if you can get that movement in d.c. thank you so much. good to see you. carl. silicon valley leadership ceo. he represents close to 400 big and small names in silicon valley. they listen to him. go to him. records everywhere. with dow jones industrial average flirting with 18,000, how can you still spot individual names that are valuable in this market? investment guru bob dole, his large cap fund outperforming the broader market. we'll tell you how he spots good buys, and he's got three holiday gifts for your portfolio. china cutting interest rates for the first time in more than two years. we'll tell you how to make money off that move. it's not too late. charles payne joins us with his top china play. liz: closing bell ringing in about 35 minutes as we take a look right

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his famous whiskey drinks with chip o'neal in the after-hours are the best but not the only example of his belief that you have to work with the opposition, as he had to do as governor of california. today just being seen in the proximity of the opposition is thought by either party to be and worse would be reagan's belief in compromise. he had his firm set of principles, but to have a principle was what you build upon. what you build up live from there was a matter of give-and-take, working with the opposition, which he did in those sessions with jim o'neill and others. today the notion is that if you deviate at all from what some people consider to be the principal, the bedrock, the governing idea, then you are a trader to the cause. people who believe that say that they are like ronald reagan, then they imagine a round reagan never was. the final thing i might add is the difference between reagan and those who are today his professed airs is that ronald reagan had an immense and effective sense of humor which she used as a very effective tool against the opposition. today's issues a

o'neal responded to that this morning on the today show. doing it for the right reasons. the reason is this platform helping 9/11 families and helping vets. >> he's an american hero, but should he be punished? >> certainly the people that make sure that the confidential information didn't get out to the public and they should be punished under the military law. i don't think personally that he should be punished. i'm surprised it took us this long for us to know who shot the kill shot. >> thank you for doing what you did. do me a favor. shut the hell up. it's that simple. he is a part of a sacred elite team. i went to the citadel which is a military college. there elite parts of the citadel that never talk about anything that they do. i was not part of them, but i can tell you this. i would never betray that trust. i thank him for what he did. i wish he would shut up about it. this idea of helping the noin-11 families, the minute that osama bin laden was killed, they had peace. i assume they had peace. let's be done with it. >> we see gener

everybody talks about tip o'neal and reagan. that was a wonderful camelot moment with bipartisanship. can you achieve that? >> the relationship 50eu6 had with the president was always cordial. there's no penalty problem or anything like that. i think my attitude about this at this point is trust but verify. let's see. the american people -- let's see. the american people have spoken. they've given us divided government. the question for both the president and the speaker and myself and the members is what are you going to do with it. i've said i want to first look for areas that we can agree on. and there probably are some. that's what we're going i want to work on some areas we agree on. >> you promise there were not big government shutdown. >> he will not be shutting down the government or defaulting on the national debt. >> do have any concerns about those numbers that might want to run for president, like to step outside of your leadership. how will you handle them? >> i know a lot of people that want to run for president. w

. >> is it possible somebody is going to come out now watching this and say rob o'neal did not kill osamaaden. >> i could probably see that happening. it is one of those things, i heard from a guy that heard from a guy that heard from a guy, all of a sudden it turns into a different story. again, that doesn't bother me. there was two people that were there. the thing i learned especially from this mission, because there are people with differing accounts. the thing i learned most is regardless of rank, position, office, unless you were in the room at the time, you only know what you were told. >> and that speaks to -- >> that speaks to everybody. >> do you worry that by telling your story, the pentagon is going to be upset? >> there's going to be people that are upset, you can't do anything without upsetting people. i don't believe anything i said hasn't been confirmed or acknowledged by high ranking officials. photos were taken of osama bin laden's dead body. >> yes. >> do you think the public should see those? >> no. they don't need to know what it looks like. it is a graphic picture, i

shaquille o'neal checking it out courtside. not the same orlando magic he used to play with.nston with the miss. watch harrison barnes get the board. they benched most of the regulars for the 4th quarter. at one point, made 9 straight threes going back to last night. the warriors up by at least 27. at one point, andre iguodala ajusting to his role off the bench. 7 warriors in double figure scoring. 111-96, it really wasn't even that close. they are now 7-1 out on the road. on a completely different level, but the cal bears just kind of eased on by their opponent as well tonight, berkely. part of the schedule, where you'd better look, playing the likes of out-gunned cal poly. they outscored cal poly. the reverse at home. matthews had 17. this time, matthews on the assisting end to christian birkens. 72-52 cal. they're 4-1 in a breez. >>> just a little less than a third of the season in the nhl. hard to say who the sharks are. no real identity established tonight. they were slammed on home ice. only goal needed against them 2nd period. tj brody. a nice pass. slides it in. 1-0 f

side of the jail inmates go to after they arrive is the job of classification deputies like sergeant o'nealou certainly don't want to put a minimum custody prisoner in a block with someone who may be a violent offender. >> what's your name? >> david rother. >> david rother served seven days in the jail after pleading guilty to driving under a suspended license and carrying a concealed weapon. this time he's charged with robbery. he says a former roommate falsely accused him of taking money after they had a fight and he plans to plead not guilty. >> you were in a jail before? >> yes. >> where were you housed in the jail then? >> i was on the new side. i can't remember where it was. >> okay. have you ever been to the old side? >> no. you're aware of it? >> yeah. because of your charge, violent -- >> please don't do that to me, man. >> you have to go to the old side. >> i'm not a violent man. >> i'm bound by rules of the agency and you have to go over there. >> i don't -- >> i don't have a choice, whether you did or you did it it's considered a violent offense, and i have to put you over there

rob o'neal publicly identified himself as the shooter this week. he previously released details of the mission to "esquire" magazine and in a series of interviews with journalist alex quade over the past year and a half he said he was prepared to die on that mission. >> so how do you feel about 9/11 today. >> i feel good on 9/11. i woke up early which was 8:00 eastern time, so the first plane hit at 8:50 -- 8:48, 8:47. >> then 9:03. >> yeah so i woke up before and i was to see them start reading the names. so even on the helicopter ride in for the bin laden raid when we knew we were going to die we didn't do it for us. we did it for the people that didn't want to die but they chose to, you know? >> did you actually have that going through your head. >> yeah, we all talked about it. >> before launching. >> the 3 days before the time we were given 9 green light and we launched, so those 2 1/2 day, we talked about that. and we knew we were going to die. we knew we weren't coming back, let's put it that way. it was really cool. >> you all talked about

shaquille o'neal. and i can do larry fishbourne's walk. >> jimmy: chilli? what do you think?don't know. >> jimmy: what do you think, ali? >> um -- ronald, i like you. i like you a lot. i think you have it. i do. >> jimmy: i'm going to say yes, too. congratulations. >> thank you. >> all right. >> so, next time, brother, you got to bring it. >> i will. thank you. >> confidence boost. he just said, go hard. and i'm just going to use that throughout my career. just go hard. it felt good. that makes me want to be a better person, to be entertain pg. >> if having what it takes were easy, we'd all have it. but nothing worth having ever comes easy. and it is no exception. >> jimmy: what do you guys think? >> good day. >> oh. a lot of people. >> jimmy: some of them might have what it takes. >> on the next "do you have what it takes?" >> i am creating emotional dialogue and psychologically healing from my own psyche. >> i made it through a lot of people and i'm the only one here and i really want to thank you for everything. thank you, dad. >> why are you crying? ♪ do you have what it

i'm concerned when he was taken out, it was a good thing, plus, think of how many lives that rob o'nealed at s.e.a.l. team six. saved. he rid the earth of an evil man who killed my brother. >> david, you lost your brother-in-law. >> i did. my brother-in-law, john wallace killed at cantor fitzgerald that morning. people talk about closure. i don't think there will be closure, but what my take away over the last few days has been an increase sense of patriotism. watching this documentary with my wife the last couple days has really given us an appreciation for service men that represent us. and rob and his team have just been exceptional. >> you're in charge of the memorial the september 11th memorial. i understand rob gave you things? >> absolutely. he came in a private visit that peter special talked about. and the most important thing he did is that he donated the shirt he wore that night of the mission. and since that happened, he had half a million americans, half a million people come through now know the story of operation neptune spear as told through this artifact. so it's that c

o'neal is a decorate d navy s.e.a.l. for almost 17 years. >> reporter: his account is that three s.e.a.l.s made it to the third floor of the bin laden compound. he said he struck bin laden in the forehead. the terrorist died instantly. his skull split by the first bullet. but sources in team s.e.a.l. 6 gave bergen another version. ill stratd -- illustrated in this animation. they said that another s.e.a.l. fired the fatal shot from the area of the stairs leading to bin laden's floor as he peered out the door of his bedroom. >> most of the people in the s.e.a.l. community that i've spoken to say that the night that bin laden was killed, somebody called the point man, who will not identify himself publicly, was the guy who shot him and then winged him and then bin laden collapsed on the floor in his bedroom and was finished off by two other s.e.a.l.s. a u.s. military official told cnn's barbara starr there was a s.e.a.l. named robert o'neil on that mission. >> there was a night with no moon, no electricity in the house. a

happened at about five a-m yesterday at a house in the 1000 block of matthews. 31-year-old kennette o'neal ran out into an alley behind the house during a domestic dispute. she was shot several times and died at the scene. a second woman was found shot in the backyard. the owner of j-bee's clothing in the north austin neighborhood hopes to reopen his store today, after a thanksgiving morning smash-and-grab that cost him 100 thousand dollars. thieves used a stolen pickup truck to knock down a brick wall... then they stuffed sacks full of expensive jeans, jackets and other merchandise. a cellphone store in saint louis was also targeted by smash-and-grab thieves. an s-u-v, belonging to a local politician, was stolen, and rammed three times into the "all wireless" store. down, the thieves scurried through the store, helping themselves to phones, laptops and accessories. they even tried to empty out the cash register. some people are speculating that the theft was related to the unrest in nearby ferguson. >> do you think it's connected? >> i hope not. >> how do you protect yourself? >> i don't

. >> is it possible that somebody's going to come out now, watching this, and say, rob o'neal did not kill osama bin laden? >> i could probably see that happening. it's one of those things where i heard from a guy that heard from a guy that heard from a guy. and then just all of a sudden it turn noo turns into a different story. again that doesn't bother me because there's two people that were there. the thing that i've learned, especially from this mission, because there are people with differing accounts, the thing that i've learned the most is regardless of rank, position, office, unless you were in the room at the time you only know what you were told. >> and that speaks to -- >> that speaks to everybody. >> do you worry that by telling your story, the pentagon is going to be upset? >> there's going to be people upset. you can't do anything without upsetting some people. i don't know why that is. i don't believe i'm saying anything that hasn't been confirmed and acknowledged by high-ranking officials. >> photos were taken of bin laden bin laden's dead body. >> yes. >> do you think

his events contradict o'neal's and his account of what happened that night is different. ahead of these interviews, they sent a scathing review last week. a critical tenant of our e thos is do not seek recognition for my actions. violators of our e thos are neither teammates in good standing or represent naval special warfare. tight lines in a famously spotlight averse group. joining me now is former minnesota governor, jesse vendture a. appreciate your taking the time, sir. he is the host of off of grid on aura.tv and the podcast we the people with jesse ventura. as a former navy s.e.a.l. yourself, what's your gut reaction to the two men going so public and receiving com sagz for the stories? are. >> well, our tradition has been that that didn't happen, but let me explain. i think the government themselves is making it happen. let me expand on that. when i served in the vietnam war in the era of vietnam, the government didn't hire private contractors and mercenaries like they have in the last ten years. you have navy s.e.a.l.s and getting paid $30,000 a year. you have go

person's head and you try and find out how can i meet their needs -- >> sort of like what reagan and o'neal used to do. >> exactly. what i want to see happen is i want to see clear republican proposals around republican principles laid out there and then let's argue about what he vetoes, if he does veto, what he'll accept. and then the country will have a clear look at the idea that we don't read tea leaves on last night's elections. the tea leaves were laid out for him. they don't like his policies. it's nothing with him personally. he's a charming guy. he's got crappy policy. >> what did you think about the snide little attack on republicans, three-quarters of people didn't vote. >> yeah -- >> does he ever admit a mistake or concede something that was his own doing? you saw the article in "the washington post" went on, that article didn't just pop up out of nowhere, where harry reid and a lot of people are saying, you're to blame, you put us in this box, mr. president. >> harry reid has trouble saying that. >> what do you make of that, that there's a lot of resentment -- i think he genuin

i'm concerned when he was taken out, it was a good thing, plus, think of how many lives that rob o'nealaved at s.e.a.l. team six. saved. he rid the earth of an evil man who killed my brother. >> david, you lost your brother-in-law. >> i did. my brother-in-law, john wallace killed at cantor fitzgerald that morning. people talk about closure. i don't think there will be closure, but what my take away over the last few days has been an increase sense of patriotism. watching this documentary with my wife the last couple days has really given us an appreciation for service men that represent us. and rob and his team have just been exceptional. >> you're in charge of the memorial the september 11th memorial. i understand rob gave you things? >> absolutely. he came in a private visit that peter special talked about. and the most important thing he did is that he donated the shirt he wore that night of the mission. and since that happened, he had half a million americans, half a million people come through now know the story of operation neptune spear as told through this artifact. so it's that