he is more of a threat than osama bin laden isddafight now us. he has the capacity to inflect a terrorist act that would hurt. it wouldn't be a game changer but he could blow up some ways. he has chemical weapons. he could do something nastier if he gets it together. have we really thought all this through? has the president thought it through? do we have a long-term strategyo war was the answer in a narrow terms of sending a message and saving some civilians but as white eisenhower would always ask in his national security ed eetings, where is this going? what is the end game? how will we get outknoo cf1 o what is the exit stratega l i don't get the impression the administration has fought trealough these questions. i hope i am wrong and they do have a grand plan and they figure it all out. obama is a pretty secretive ga but i have this uneasf feeling that they haven't done this. i don't want to be presumptuoie about this because i think he did the right thing saving those civilians but it is a tricky d? >> it is easier to begin a war. and becau

did you meet osama bin laden? >> translator: no, no. i didn't.ecause osama bin laden was in kandahar and i was in jalalabad. these cities are 30-hour drive apart. if i did, though i didn't, but even if i did, it doesn't mean i'm from al qaeda. >> reporter: he says he was in afghanistan from the mid '90s until 2003, teaching. and that he never went to any al qaeda training camps, though there are reports that place him in a camp. did you ever train in al qaeda camp in afghanistan? >> translator: no, i didn't. afghans know weapons and how to use them before osama bin laden was there. >> reporter: when he left afghanistan in 2003, he was arrested by pakistan, questioned, he says, by american interrogators for two months. and handed over to gadhafi, who threw him in prison. it's a murky story. but his message, and the message of many others who have fought americans in the past, is clear. >> translator: our opinion about the west and the americans has changed a lot. and the libyan people say, the u.s. is now fighting for people's human rights. >> rep

es osama bin laden.9 descendientes. ellos provienen de una familia con intereses econÓmicos en el golfo pÉrsico. >> saben generar buenos ingresos en tres generaciones y siguen siendo poderosos econÓmicamente. >> a omar bin laden le atormentan los reclamos por los atentados del once de septiembre del 2001 que ordenÓ su padre. >> no quiero hablar del tema, nadie estÁ de acuerdo. no sÉ quién estÁ detras. es un tema doloroso, no quiero regresar a lo mismo una y otra vez. >> bin laden entrenÓ como soldado con la idea de un dÍa reemplazar a su padre. tras ruptura con Él el joven vive ahora entre arabia saudita y quatar. >> yo querÍa salirme y buscar mi propia vida. querÍa regresar a casa y todo lo que queria era vivir en paz y alejarme de la gente y esa situaciÓn. >> Él dice que a pesar de los desacuerdos con su padre aÚn lo ama. lo respeta. >> la mayorÍa de la gente ama a sus padres, tiempo que tienen diferentes ideas. es todo lo que puedo decir. >> en una entrevista exclusiva el joven bin laden hablÓ de su v

have them as they say they're going to do is that you're a coward who is doing osama bin laden's work and exactly what he predicted and exactly what he would if you look if you some has the radio get a little upset. the television has since use that desecration to rally afghans against the karzai government and american military forces who are already reviled after last tuesday's revelation in rolling stone of british newspapers complete with photos the u.s. soldiers had been killing innocent afghan afghans intentionally and even cutting off fingers as souvenirs on friday seven u.n. employees were killed and in total over the weekend there have been twenty reported deaths and more than eighty people injured yesterday a crowd of people gathered about one hundred people gathered in jalalabad to burn effigies of president obama whether the real reason for this ferocious anti-american sentiment in afghanistan is the qur'an burning the story coming out about our troops atrocities or just a decade of us soldiers and blackwater occupying their country or all of the above situation in that co

>> your point is well taken, if this were osama bin laden. i would agree with you because osama bin laden is an enormous figure, and you ought to put him in jail for the rest of his life. i don't think ksm is a really charismatic figure. but if it were osama bin laden i would agree, candidates will be judged. [everyone talking at once] >>> issue three, centennial. april 12, 1861. 150 years ago this coming tuesday, confederate charts rained down on the union military base in charleston, south carolina. fort sumpter, after 34 hours of shelling the fort fell. the american several war began. 11 southern states he is seed from the union. first south carolina then in the or of secession, mississippi, florida, alabama, georgia, louisiana, texas, virginia, arkansas, tennessee, and north carolina. these states were' grayer ann societies then, dependent on slaves working the fields. economic entities with cultural hierarchies the states were unwilling to give up. together the formed the kurd states of america and elected jefferson davis as their presid

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when all is said and done, osama bin laden is not an anomaly of saudi arabia.rather come he is the poster boy for its educational system successes. fortunately, for the united states and the west, bin laden has matured as a islam is not like the muslim brotherhood. offenses and and tolerant ones. even with these differences, the saudis overseas mission activities are an indispensable aid to a kite's organizational, military, and media activities. through expatriate saudi preachers, islamic ngos, and direct funding by riyadh for local organizations, the saudis have great muslim communities in most areas of the world that are alienated and even -- 80 nihcm and even hateful towards the west. and so these committees are environment for hosting an al qaeda presence. in the balkans, in india and bangladesh, in the north caucasus in south asia, in north america and europe, and in sub-saharan africa these preachers, ngos, and doses of saudi cash have for decades prepare the ground for al qaeda and its allies. to the -- to the sounds realize this? of course they do. we

or so committed to doing the work of osama bin laden who said before nine eleven and then and it's here it's like nine eleven was in his mind designed to create a war between christianity and islam why sir are you on osama bin laden side and why are you doing his work we feel that the koran eventually leads to a radical hate against really at least two three zero zero zero zero we are a similar very clear message. that all we have the best things i guarantee you is that you are a coward who is doing osama bin laden's work and exactly what he predicted and exactly where you are if you look if you sometimes the radio get a little upset at the television has since use that desecration to rally afghans against the karzai government and american military forces who are already reviled after last tuesday's revelation in rolling stone of british newspapers complete with photos a u.s. soldiers had been killing innocent afghan afghans intentionally and even cutting off fingers as souvenirs on friday seven u.n. employees were killed and in total over the weekend there have been twenty reported de

qaeda leaders is particularly about names or the key bearers or implementors of biology for instance osama bin ladin and so on in the afghan area also eventually macgruber region in africa and northern caucasus another so therefore ideologist and leaders are always connected to organizations we know a large number of examples throughout history when the disappearance of a sacred leader deprive the whole structure of its power as a rule an organization emerges following the collision of some significant processes in a character with complicated causal facts that's why the international community focuses on neutralizing the leader in some way or another hoping pressure will follow on the structure it only makes sense of the structure is impacted negatively it undermines the organization's combative spirit and then leaders begin to alternating compete for power and the structure gets disorganized clearly these aspects undermine your organization in general. according to your information how many camps and militants are left in other regions. well in one way or another. national antiterrorism

sÉ que ustedes se anotaron una entrevista exclusiva con uno de los hijos de osama bin laden, tiene 30 y los ayudaba a conseguir a su padre. el c. ruso porque dijo que pase lo que pase sigue siendo su padre. >> la pregunta del millÓn es: ¿sabe donde esta osama bin laden? >> tamil hablaron con un personaje muy polÉmico,1 seÑor colombiano. cuÉntame porque sé que Él es el impulsador de un movimiento machista. >> Él es el lÍder del movimiento machista al noroeste de bogotÁ, Él opina que la mujeres para cuidar la casa incluida los hijos y hay que pegarle de vez en cuando para que aprenda. >> ¿pegarle? >> estÁ en contra de las leyes que protegen a las mujeres, sobre todo la manutenciÓn, y dice que a un esposo no se lo puede besar, sobre todo apasionadamente, eso es para novias y amantes. >> la mujer y los perros son para quedarse en la casa: la mujer pida a las niÑas y el perro de los vecinos. >> en pleno siglo xxi no puedo creer que un hombre tenga ideas tan retrÓgradas... ¿cuÁnta gente sigue este movimiento? >> tienen que ver la nota pero va a generar mucha controversia y mucha respuesta p

intenciones de presentarse a sus comicios en septiembre >>> el misterio sobre el paradero del líder osamas una entrevista con uno de los hijos de bin laden >>> pasa su vida entre qatar y arabia saudita, controlando constantemente el miedo de que alguien lo asesine tiene 30 años de edad, y se gana la vida como contratista desde muy joven se entrenó como un soldado, con la idea que un día remplazaría a su padre como líder en el 2001 se separó de su padre >>> yo quería salir y buscarme mi propia vida quería regresar a casa y todo lo que quería era vivir en paz >>> dice que a pesar de los desacuerdos con su padre, aún lo ama y lo respesta >>> la mayoría de la gente ama sus padres, al tiempo que tiene diferentes idesa >>> omar bin laden, considera que las revoluciones en el oriente medio, tienen origen de los abusos de algunos gobernantes >>> en los países en el norte de África, hay luchas entre los gobiernos y los pueblos y si los pueblos no quieren a su líder, tiene la opción de dejar el puesto >>> en una entrevista exclusiva, omar bin laden habla de su vida después de dejar alqaeda, y revel

and he said in the course of discussing this very subject, if i could kill either osama bin laden or mullah omar at this stage i think it would be more productive to kill mullah omar. >> okay. i'm not happy -- that was a very -- [talking over each other] >> i would disagree with them. i think that mullah omar despite everything one thinks and knows about him, is, can be -- probably no one else could. and second, on the issue of taliban and al qaeda, i have no idea as to the reply, but one thing i know, if i were taliban and wanted to break with al qaeda, i wouldn't discard in advance. there are two cards the taliban will hold in any talks. one would be the fact that they're fighting. and two, they leak to al qaeda. you don't take that out until there is a settlement. >> okay. jeff, we're not going to turn over to questions. jeff will moderate a. and please come in your question make it short, as quickly as you can. we would like to give everybody a chance to get into and also identify yourself and ask the person that you would like to answer the question. >> groups in three questions

a country that has oil so we're making things worse for ourselves and indeed we're confirming what osama bin laden has been saying about the united states for the past fifteen years and that's the case you know if we're not feeling the muslim world it does seem that we may be fooling the media world in the united states i've watched some of your interviews several of your interviews on mainstream us media channels and it seems that anchors are very very surprised with the analysis that you give but you're not the only person that is that things like as you know secretary gates usually said it would be a bad idea to get involved in libya when you talk about the involvement of the u.s. relationship with israel and the arab world i mean not something that betray us that general petraeus has spoken about so why do you think these things come to such a come as such a surprise to media i think part of it is because our education system in the united states is so terrible. the media went to tucker's career square in cairo in the it interviewed a few dozen well groomed middle class educated musl

laden unit and he's also the author of many books his most recent including or his most recent is osama bin laden michael sure it is our guest joining us now i want to thank you so much for joining us you yeah i want to start with certain kind of the most recent developments we hear from the pentagon that the u.s. is continuing to lead airstrikes in libya after the obama administration has tried had tried to distance itself saying that nato is in charge of this operation should we be surprised or has the u.s. you know obama administration just did a good job of having a p.r. effort but i think it's mostly a p.r. effort you know what most of the world knows that nato doesn't do anything without us direction and u.s. management and that clearly is the case we're trying i think what we're trying to do is just fool the muslim world that it's the brits and the french and the other europeans who are bombing. but i think the muslim world is much smarter than there may know that the united states is behind the offensive but what do you think is the problem that well the problem is that is our r

little known terrorist named osama bin laden. all the sort of obsessed with paula jones and monica lewinsky. people inside and outside our country were plotting our attack. for me the only hero and this whole book was the american public who did get the picture very early, long before president clinton committed for his affair. they knew this was wrong. they knew the punishment did not fit the crime. let's go back to the business of governing the country. i continue to believe it is important to look in the mirror. everyone is taking ownership of this. if you do not realize that restraint is important here, we do not know that sometimes prosecutors a president can and should not do things and that he must realize that restraint is an indispensable piece of what we call american virtue. that is what we need to come back on a wider scale. this is why i spent nine years on this book. >> thank you. thank you very much. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp

. >>> en diciembre del 2001 osama bin laden y su mano derecho desde afganistán continuaban planeandoe afganistán bin laden se refugio en las montañas de bora bora hasta diciembre. el hecho autor intelectual dijo que lo in lleyectaron para caus impotencia. y cumplen skomenzó un a planeare en marruecoss. >>> lo condenamos de la manera más fuerte, es desafortunado que el nueva york times y otras publicaciones decidieran publicarlo, el mrez espresident comprometido con el cierre del lugar >>> el pentágono y la casa blanca dice no spie se puede toa información de estos documentos porque no hay un análisis de la comisión especial de guantánamo creada por el presidente que examinó varias fuentes de información en washington lourdes univisión. ( ♪ música ) >>> la otan atacó hoy y destruyó un edificio del otntro del comp del líder libio gadafi. un portavoz libio dijo que gadafi había resultado ileso y algunas imágenes lo mostraron reuniéndose con personas en una carpa supuestamente hoy lunes. >>> mientras tanto residentes de la ciudad misrata disminuyeron hoy, el fin de semana hubo sangriento

some of that a lot and and other al qaeda leaders were going before and after the 911 attacks and osamain laden and there impact on the safety of the united states population. >>pam: also the virginia attorney general would like that he's thrown out of the appeals courscourts but that decision was reversed. details coming up on your forecast. (music) >> jacqueline: a live look from golden gate sunny skies but we are seeing lingering clouds mainly over the hills this afternoon. early morning rainfall was not that impressive in most locations but mill valley received one-third of 1 in.. not quite two tenths of an inch and other areas, elsewhere, just traces. that has moved on. the satellite is showing lingering clouds at this hour but mostly sunny skies. towards overnight, clear skies will leave cool temperatures tonight. the north bay will also have fog. early, temperatures will be in the low forties for the most part. warming up by noon until the upper 50s, low 60s. the inland valleys will see the warmest locations tomorrow and warmer in the south bay. will take a look at neighborhood b

. >> es sÓlo minutos el hijo de osama bin laden revela detalles sobre una misiÓn secreta para encontrarn aquÍ y ahora. hasta aqui las noticias del dÍa, le tendremos mÁs detalles y los resultados oficiales aparentemente de lo que va a llegar desde perÚ.

and that became kind of a liberal myth, the chant you'd always hear, where's osama, where is osama? why haven't you got a solid? we had the choice. he is on the run, he is hiding in a cave someplace. it's not like if you took out kenny rogers, all country music would die. it is the whole network. so we needed to take out the al qaeda camps and osama bin laden. if we had killed him, i think it probably -- one thing i sort of disagree with grover on, and maybe on underestimate how much effort and lives were being spent by the bush administration, but my recollection was we pretty much wrapped things up in three weeks and left some troops behind. you know, spending some time looking for osama, spending some time making sure al qaeda didn't emerge again. but there was a lot of money. and as i recall, the end of the bush administration they were very few deaths from afghanistan, particularly compared to iraq were as the deaths of our troops have gone through the roof since obama came in. and something they don't talk about. we used to get those constant of troop deaths from iraq. i'm not

the spca says three out of four osama bin laden households have pet dogs so it's in a day's work for a police officer to-to-come into contact with an animal. >> we tried to show in this video were scenarios of dogs doing barking. a lot of data and information what types of dogs are more likely to bite and breed-specific information. >> spca picked up the $45,000 tab for this training. and there are other temperatures offering similar programs for officers. >> survivor testifying how to strengthen rules. the state public utilities commission will hear from both residents and officials tonight. they're anxious for investigators to determine the cause of the blast. how to prevent such a thing from happening again. the explosion in september, killed eight people and destroyed 48 homes. >> and white house failed to make progress on a budget deal avoiding a government shut down this week. the president and republican leaders met today and afterwards the president expressed disappointment about the lack of progress calling this inexcuseable. >> we've matched the number that the speaker orig

osama bin ladins first assistant. spent two-years in gann tan know bay in cuba and he's running large camp and just down that the united states, 212 mash units. what's going on is they're agenda is to get people to be dependent and indoctrinate the violent islam. unfortunately we're a nonprofit in the states if we go into the camps or talk with anybody there we're affiliating with a terrorist organization and shut down by the, irs so we created a viral incubator for terrorists similar to what happened in afghanistan in 99. i showed this on capitol hill and they told me this was a classified photo. i took this beside the road here and you know, just to - i think this is news that should be broadcast all over. that the international community, pakistan government, nobody cares about the education of those children. one dollar per month child instead we're sending 9 $20,000 tomahawk cruise my siels when the cost of one we could build 50 schools and over a generation to educate 10,000 children. do you think that photo sho

osama bin laden and others and people like that made explicit statements saying this is what they are trying to do. whenever they do something spectacular and whenever somebody on our side says this is just like the tet offensive we are playing into their hands. part of what i wanted to do is get people to stop doing this. it doesn't help us and it is not really true. when people compare things to the tet offensive. most of the time it has nothing to do with the tet offensive. what most indicated people know about tet and what people know from history books is it was a surprise attack, against largely symbolic targets in vietnam. intended to turn the american people against the war, to bring johnson to the bargaining table. none of them are true. it took a lot of people behind a surprise but mainly journalism, washington and folks in the united states for not paying attention. they were taken by surprise the people on the ground in south vietnam knew it was coming. we captured documents that detail what the enemy was planning. u.s. embassy month before the attack gave a briefing in wh

paralysis, al qaeda is taking this opportunity to create its own little fifedom in the area where osamathing you and i have talked about this week, whether the unrest, not obviously just in libya but throughout the region could prove an opportunity for al qaeda and other terrorist orgizations. one more question i wanted to ask you tonight is that we haven't seen moammar gadhafi in a while. i know they were talking about him on libyan state television today but what do you think is going on with that? are you surprised frankly that libyan state television is still on the air, that we haven't taken it out? >> yeah. libya state television is one of the most ridiculous things that we've seen in this entire conflict. just a tiny little anecdote. early on we were watching libyan state television and one of the banners across the bottom of the screen said that president obama has lost his legitimacy and should be removed from power. we were reading the banner and looked up and said, the reason they said he lost his legitimacy is because he has been exposed for the watergate scandal. and we loo

. >> reporter: je, the day after 9/11, he showed up for work dressed as osama bin laden with his crackr in tow. >> they said if you continue taking drugs, within six months, you'll be dead, in prison or in a lunatic asylum. i considered all three options and i thought, lunatic asylum, that will probably be horrible. death, well, no one knows yet. and prison -- not for me. with these eyebrows, i don't think so. so, i thought, get off the drugs. >> reporter: was it difficult? >> it was the hardest thing i've done. >> reporter: after rehab, brand found another feel good addition. an affair with kate moss launched him into a sexual stratosphere. and his thousands of conquests earned him the title of shagger of the year. when we have a chef on "nightline," we ask him to cook a little something. so, i would be remiss if i did not ask you to display for us how you would approach a strange, attractive woman. >> well, that's my defining quality? you realize i'm actually a comedian, not, in fact, a professional -- >> reporter: after a bit of protests, he agrees to show us on our "nightline" prod

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among those of them was osama bin ladin whose group of eventually evolved into al qaida this cannistraro cia and alice is an operations chief in the 1980's says back then the u.s. didn't see the dangers of arming afghan militants you know. and what we've seen with the tribals as a group go through it's so. leading to. over two decades after arming the afghan mujahedeen america is now considering giving weapons to another rebel band with an unclear identity simply because of who they're fighting against ghana check on our chief washington d.c. . meanwhile in syria president bashar assad has appointed a new prime minister after dismissing the old cabbage tempting news the unrest in the country dozens have been killed in two weeks of fighting the government blames outside influences for the turmoil independent journalist james corbett believes foreign military intervention could be in the cards. the president is being set right now with the libyan case and if they are able to get away with it i suppose if the forces of a western imperialism are able to get away with this in libya then it's

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among those of them was osama bin ladin whose group of eventually evolved into al qaida cannistraro cia and alice is an operations chief in the 1980's says back then the us didn't see the dangers of arming afghan militants. and what we see were a tribal society. you know it's. leading to. some reconstruction composed well over two decades after arming the afghan mujahedeen america is now considering giving weapons to another rebel band with an unclear identity simply because of who they're fighting against. going to check out our t. washington d.c. . in syria president bashar al assad has appointed a new prime minister after dismissing the old cabinet in an attempt is the other rast of the country dozens have been killed in two weeks of fighting the government blames outside influence for the on ras about the situation has raised fears that further foreign military intervention could be on the cards but this with independent journalist james corbett joins us live from japan thanks for being with us this sunday now as this on ras continues how concerned do you think the west is with the

among those of them was osama bin ladin whose group eventually evolved into al qaida robyn's cannistraro cia and alice is an operations chief in the 1980's says back then the us didn't see the dangers of arming afghan militants. and what we see were tribal so. some of its. leading. some reconstruction of. over two decades after arming the afghan mujahedeen america is now considering giving weapons to another rebel band with an unclear identity simply because of who they're fighting against going to check out r t washington d.c. . well as the coalition forces continue to employ impose a no fly zone over libya there are concerns that the intervention may soon backfire on europe security experts fear libyan islamic groups are plotting terror attacks in the e.u. in revenge for allied airstrikes archies daniel reports. e.u. countries have taken a leading role in enforcing the un resolution but their efforts all the way over in libya now threaten to bring conflict right to their very own back doors analysts claim colonel gadhafi now has little other weapons left in his armory than overseas ter