we mark 19 years since the 9/11 attacks, cbs news reveals the untold story of the raid that killed osamaaden. senior investigative correspondent catherine herridge got exclusive access to one of the 's secret elements in planning the raid. >> the united states has conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden. >> reporter: months before the successful raid by seal team six, zeroed in on this mysterious compound in pakistan. >> i think it screams that something is different. >> reporter: vice admiral robert sharp leads the national geo-spatial intelligence agency, akd mols for highly-classified missions. why was a physical model important to the navy seals planning the raid? >> models like these are just incredibly valuable for execution of operation of this complexity and importance. >> reporter: this is a rare look inside the secret spy agency workshop, where a team of four modelmakers crafted this replica of osama bin laden's hideout, one inch for every seven feet. now, for the first time, one of them is speaking out. he asked us to shield his identity. does your family know you w

bin laden, leader of al qaeda and i heard him say osama bin laden, i looked at osama bin laden, i thoughtre from butte, montana. neil: incredible. rob, i love going back on that and hearing that, because especially on a day like today, when this all just erupted, and to be concluded all those years later with you firing the shots, it provided some closure for a world that definitely needed it. rob o'neill, thank you very much. very good to have you. but as rob points out, the threat lives on and so does the terror. these guys have a way of going on and on. so should we. more after this. this is decis. find a stock based on your interests or what's trending. get real-time insights in your customized view of the market. it's smarter trading technology for smarter trading decisions. fidelity. i'm a delivery operations manager in san diego, california. we were one of the first stations to pilot a fleet of electric vehicles. we're striving to deliver a package with zero emissions into the air. i feel really proud of the impact that has on the environment. we have two daughters and i want to do

talks at the heart of the discussions here as correspondent osama bin laden osama if they are diluting or they've successfully diluted so far those strong robust lines in the sand if you will how much of this is happening because cattle is involved because it is pretty unique is surely it has good relations or it works on its relations with everyone involved in what we're seeing so far in terms of this process. peter i did ask that question to the special envoy to the conflict ambassador danny and he did tell me that what needs to bring out of it is a platform which is neutral and it has been able to successfully do that the cuts reserve been involved in setting up the taliban office to begin with going against the grain so you will when the public perception was that they are facilitating the taliban and this is what they said they are because they want the taliban to have a neutral ground where they can speak to the u.s. government they can speak to the afghan government and try and work a solution which takes them away from the fighting and that was established in 2014 and here we a

liz: nora is the niece of osama bin laden.n the squad of progressive democrats, she said that rep. reported that some people did something. in her remarks about 911 were disgraceful saying that it is an honor to be able to go and live in the u.s. to make the most out of all of the opportunities . do have a situation now in america we have people like omar who major country. and it nora bin laden said also part of the reason she rejected the liberal positions that america was a racist countries because of our own experience with america saying that i am not noticing about experience with americans. despite the name that i carry. on the contrary, i was overwhelmed by him or his kindness and understanding to me. your reactions to all of that . james: i agree with her at point to. i disagree with omar . she said so many anti- american statements, this iss mind-boggling that nancy pelosi and the democrats do not call her out more. but i do believe we should be concerned about the squad from the duplin primaries. some of their progr

they inserted and extracted seal team six the night we took osama bin laden off the battlefield. thousands more service members were at kentucky's fort campbell during the war on terror. fighting by our side for nearly 20 years now have in our friends and nato allies. america's friends invoked article five right away and have fought alongside us to defeat this global threat. that dark day occasion brave contributions from so many, from who trudgedters through smoke to the citizens who donated blood and flew our flag to the young men and women stationed thousands of miles from home right now to help our nation protect our homeland. we did what americans do -- we stayed strong. we stuck together, and we rolled up our sleeves, and we rebuild. some rebuild their lives. others rebuilt buildings. some put on the uniform and rebuild peace and security with their own hands. may we never fail to honor them, and may we never tire of the toughness, vigilance, and persistence it has taken and will continue to take to make our pledge "never again" a reality. president, on an entirely differen

run through a little bit more background for of us because getting to this stage it has taken time osama alluded to that you go back to when he was appointed as the u.s. special envoy back in september of 2018 u.s. diplomats military representatives the taliban they held more than a dozen rounds of negotiations in doha they were briefly called off by president trump and temper of last year after taliban fighters killed an american soldier in kabul it was only days before that the 2 sides actually reached a draft agreement they managed to get the talks back on track again formally restarting in december the deal was then signed in february of this year in qatar it paved the way for viz peace negotiations between the taliban and the government this was supposed to stop we should say on the 10th of march but it was delayed. a number of other foreign ministers have spoken today as well as the qatari in the u.s. representatives turkey's foreign minister hailed the tolls calling them a real chance for pace. decades long ago there is a real chance for peace you hope this is there are only reall

will safeguard it is much more or less languishing in our collections for other 100 years the from osama some long ones of us museums. the moment arrives. the bible and the with our back where they belong. we want those cultural objects back in our country so that our children can look study and be inspired by them. hendrick with boy is a national hero in the libya children are taught about the freedom fighter who rebelled against the german colonial occupation was. his descendants singing praises of his heroism. was. sad not to let you quick i got the we'll show you the mas bring back everything we just not join us. in germany they have knowledge many of our difficult colonial past has taken far too long but it has begun. a taken for this is the return of the bible and we're after more than 100 years far too long. and i'm deeply sorry for that. the bible and with is handed to the president of namibia the but there is an irony to the fact that the 1st major artifact to be returned by germany to africa was a bible brought by the german colonial masters to namibia and then stolen by that.

. >> we watched all morning long with osama bin laden from one to the next under relentless pressurethe freedom fighters from the ground. >> it cannot last. >> tora bora was a crazy place. >> if you put up a fight, they have no place else to go. >> all places on earth at that moment, i wanted to be in tora bora, i wanted to see osama bin laden die. >> i thought that hit you. >> i remember a bully going by so fast and so close in my ear i heard the sound barrier break. >> the day after the first night in tora bora we had another sniper in the bullet whipping around your head and you went with the camera to get a better shot over the and then the sniper attacked them. and i kept calling craig rivera, craig where are you and finally you broke free and you sprinted. >> we had front row seat of the united states air force of the united states bombing the headquarters of al-qaeda. >> it did not work out as well as i'd hoped. >> one of the b-52s drop too early or too late killing two, happened at the same time we separate her own greatest law. >> we made a mistake and they were confusing a

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secret elements in planning the raid. >> the united states has conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden. >> reporter: months before the successful raid by seal team six, they zeroed in on this miftdous compound in afghanistan. >> it's different. >> reporter: he leads the intelligence agency that makes maps and models for highly classified mission. >> why was a physical model important? >> models like these are incredibly valuable for an execution of operation of this complexity and importance. >> reporter: this is a rare look inside the workshop where a team of four model makers contracted this model, one inch per every seven fooet feet. now one of them is speak out. he asked us to shield hisentity. does your flame know what you do? >> they know i build models but they don't know what i build models of. >> reporter: they create computer design before printing the 3-d parks. it took six weeks to build. it had eyes in the sky and spies on the ground. >> it's eight times ladies and gentlemen than surrounding compounds. other compounds they build right out to the walls. you see th

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and a decade later, american commandos hunted down $9/11 master mind osama bin laden at his hideout iny on "cbs this morning" we're learning the inside story of one of the mission's best-kept secrets. senior investigative correspondent catherine herridge is at the pentagon. good morning. >> good morning. once the intelligence came together, one of the final steps was building a physical replica of the compound so policymakers and militar planners could visualize the target and weigh the risk. now for the first time you'll hear it directly from a team member who built the bin laden compound. >> the united states has conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden. >> reporter: months before the successful raid by s.e.a.l. team 6, analysts zeroed in on this mysterious compound in pakistan. >> i think it screamed, you know, something is different. >> reporter: vice admiral robert sharp leads the national geospatial-intelligence agency that makes maps and models. >> why was a physical model important to the navy s.e.a.l.s planning the raid? >> models like this are incredibly valuable fo

elizabeth: noor bin laden, she is the niece of osama bin laden. also criticized the so-called squad of progress democrats. that representative ilhan omar that some people did something, ilhan omar's remarks about 9/11 were disgraceful saying quote, it is an honor to be able to go live in the u.s. and make the most out of all the opportunities. you do have a situation now in america where you have people like ilhan omar who actively hates your country and noor bin laden also said part of the reason she rejected liberal assertions that america was a racist country because of her own experience with in america, saying quote, i have had not a single bad experience with americans despite the name i carry. on the contrary i was overwhelmed by america's kindness and understanding to me. your reaction to all of that? >> i agree with her on that point too. i disagree with omar. she said so many anti-american statements, just mind-boggling that nancy pelosi and democrats don't call her out more. i do believe we should be concerned about the squad. they have

get osama bin laden was taken to be the last in line behind the 911 terrorist attacks bin ladin wasn't by just on the united states killed him it was 2011 so that's almost 10 years ago so there's a real question what. earth was the united states doing all the time in afghanistan when of course it was in the business of nation building which successive us administrations says oh no no we will never do that we're not going to get involved in nation building because that's what he was involved in whether it will result in the last peace in afghanistan that's of course anybody's guess but what's important is the final with the role of the united states and all international forces from afghanistan because they really weren't doing anything useful there and were essentially just making things worse. let's start a world up there in south america where an environmental emergency has been declared in the brazilian states off. where wildfires have destroyed vast areas of wetlands the region suffering its worst drought in almost half a century with manmade fires also being blamed on earlier the

and to follow in the path of progress and never be left behind live to those talks and correspondent osama bin sama so they've gone into the formal session of face to face discussions what are they talking about. well a lot peta because they have 2 decades of catching up to do between them the afghan government delegation led by the law and others who's the leader of the political office actually the delegation which is going to be in negotiation is led by the former chief justice of the taliban both sides as they came out of this cautious optimism making sure that they're making their points clear saying that a lot of sun needs immediate humanitarian cease fire a cessation of hostilities saw that there can be an end to the violence in afghanistan and the dialogue could begin to words which you have got inside saying that they come to the table with their own agenda they want and inclusive government not the one that it represents of learned son now they want a government which is which is representative of all of our guns including taliban at the helm of power how is that going to be form

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get osama bin laden stated to be the moslem mind behind the 911 terrorist attacks bin ladin wasn't just on the united states killed him that was 2011 so that's what was 10 years ago so there's a real question what. earth was the united states doing all of its time in afghanistan when of course it was in the business of nation building which successive u.s. administrator says oh no no we will never do that we're not going to get involved in nation building because that's what he was involved in whether it will result in the last thing peace in afghanistan that's of course anybody's guess but what's important is the final withdrawal of the united states and all international forces from afghanistan because they really weren't doing anything useful there and were essentially just making things worse. a recent ad released by the truck campaign calling on people to support u.s. troops has gone viral but for the reasons it was meant to the eagle eyed observers spotted russian fighter jets. because the image had been brought thousands of times already it's been used all over the place so if th

get osama bin laden was taken to be the last in line behind the 911 terrorist attacks bin ladin wasn't by just on the united states killed him it was 2011 so that's almost 10 years ago so there's a real question what. on earth was the united states doing all the time in afghanistan one of course it was in the business of nation building which successive us administration says oh no no we will never do that we're not going to get involved in nation building well of course that's what he was involved in whether it will result in the loss to peace in afghanistan that's of course anybody's guess but what's important is the final withdrawal of the united states and all international forces from afghanistan because they really weren't doing anything useful there and were essentially just making things worse. just a reminder if you'd like to have your say in any of this our stories do check out our tea on facebook and maybe even leave a comment or 2 with your thoughts i mean only see you again at the top. of. the new gold rush is underway and gonna thousands of ill equipped workers are flocki

and i think osama speaking to us earlier today now let's have a look at some other stories making news around the world today at least 10 people have been killed and dozens wounded in a bombing on the afghan capital kabul officials say the attack targeted the country's vice president who sustained minor injuries no group has claimed responsibility and the taliban denied any involvement. to me a mummy does have apparently confessed to atrocities against or hinge on muslims and what appears to be the 1st such confession off involvement in massacres and rape against the minority the confession was recorded when the 2 were being held by a rebel militia group and cannot be independently verified. rescue workers have recovered $22.00 bodies from a rock slide at a marble mine in pakistan more than a dozen miners remain trapped under the rubble in the northwest of the country because of the cave in which happened on tuesday has not been deterred. to bill rosenau where the government crackdown on opposition figures appears to be ramping up this morning opposition leader maxime snack was seized

get osama bin laden was taken to be the mastermind behind the 911 terrorist attacks bin ladin wasn't by istanbul united states killed him that was 2011 so that's almost 10 years ago so there's a real question what. on earth was the united states doing all the time in afghanistan one of course it was in the business of nation building which successive u.s. administrator says oh no no we will never do that and we're not going to get involved in nation building work because that's what he was involved in where the it will result in the lasting peace in afghanistan that's of course anybody's guess but what's important is the final withdrawal of the united states and all international forces from afghanistan because they really weren't doing anything useful there and we're essentially just making things worse. on a flower growing theme in the u.k. and globally this year indeed distancing ourselves from the past it's now seen a museum in oxford the removal of its most famous displays of human remains because they're linked to britain's colonial times rather than the name calling our visito

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a permanent ceasefire the rights of women and minorities and how taliban fighters will be disarmed osama bin reports from. after decades of war and conflict of london stand finally has a shot at peace. this is a former of the minister whose government's been fighting the taliban. here is the co-founder of the taliban still a potent fighting force. once on enemies they sit in the same room facing each other for the 1st time since the start of the nearly 2 decades long afghan war follows a photo shoot we want all the people of afghanistan to be reunited under one roof again after more than 42 years of upheavals aggressions jihad and resistance all the negatives might differ but we all know what happened to us throughout these years and where we stand today we now need to address this unique opportunity to move towards a new future that we can define together it took months to initiate the interest of gun dialogue the taliban insisted on the release of $5000.00 prisoners before talks could begin and in turn released 1000 afghan government detainees their protests we have acted accordingly t

tricks of ours 83 year old half brother crown prince shaikh no one alive and osama is due to be sworn in as his successor on wednesday. and azerbaijan and armenia have accused one another directly firing into each other's territory during a 3rd day of fighting over the disputed noble in the car about region turkey has denied claims one of its front to jets shot down an armenian warplane killing the pilot. donald trump and his challenger for the presidency joe biden will go head to head the 1st time in a matter of hours in the election campaigns opening televised debate and biden's putting pressure on trump after recent revelations about his taxes releasing his own tax returns the democrat showed he paid just over $300000.00 in taxes last year and received $47000.00 in refunds his party is now calling on the president to do the same after the new york times reported he paid just $750.00 in federal taxes in 2016 and none at all in 10 of the previous 15 years alan fischer joins us now from the white house or alan accusations from both sides just hours before the debate. it's still all ab

movies i'm international have been involved in the last 2 decades you know plenty more to come from osama bin job i had today this saturday at the interim afghan talks happening in doha on the saturday as i said the afghan government and the taliban literally in the same room sitting across from each other talking peace talking about a lasting and dignified peace might pompei the secretary of state and the qatari foreign minister in the room as well a number of other speeches contributing virtually a video link plenty more as a side coverage to come of this story and the rest of the bad news here on al-jazeera stay with us. al-jazeera. so than snow stranger to crisis and he's now in the grip of a food loving emergency and top of displacement and this is the west of diseases drink up and how much is climate change to blame and how can the country respond this is the inside story.

welcome back to prosper all things considered i'm purely military mind you discussing the osama strike. ok let's go back to london feeling you were talking about today the 1st amendment yes but this is an extradition treaty and i do know looking at the people that are covering this is that they are ground. i'm an american meets british law because it's a treaty that both sides have to agree with so i think it's a strike against you doesn't apply to julian assange because they're trying to apply american here and i think it's quite disturbing how the british legal system is bending over backwards to accommodate the american position during this prosecution go to say yes exactly it seems as if the government has no sovereignty essentially the judge manesar bracer in this case has consistently ruled in favor of the prosecution and the u.s. government and did not even grants julian assange bail a couple months ago when it was definitely warranted because he is at an increased risk of contracting coppa night team because he has a chronic lung condition and he's essentially being held in pri

year is general assembly also follows some headline grabbing changes elsewhere in the middle east osama bin job it were 4 pts. these groundbreaking peace deals are the dawn of the new middle east despite american enthusiasm multiple crises in the middle east where yet again an important highlight as world leaders gathered for the 75th united nations general assembly but it's not just unique because of the covert pandemic or the diamond jubilee for the world body but for the 1st time speeches by muslim majority states are made after diplomatic relations but established between multiple arab nations and israel as a custodian jordan says it is bound by a special duty to safeguard jerusalem and its nomic and christian holy sites only way towards just time lasting peace must lead to an independent sovereign and viable palestinian state on the june 4th 1967 lines with east jerusalem as its capital living side by side with israel in mutual peace and security. president trump's version of reality see the decades old conflict coming to an end albeit without palestinian consent israel the united

country and it should have a form of islamic system where all its citizens see themselves reflected osama bin j it is at the talks he sent us this report. it has been months in the making but finally the afghan government delegation is talking to the forces which his government has been fighting and it is a significant movement also for the united states of america which has been trying so hard to try to bring these sides together as its president has said that he's willing to pull out all of these troops from about a sign of the wars across the world so a lot at stake here in the country capital but there is a lot of optimism doing the rounds below the surface of all that optimism is the fact that these sides are poles apart yes it took months to get there but it probably will take even longer to try and come to a solution many many challenges remain not just between the republican the islamic emirate but by the constitution their role in a very men what is going to happen to the freedoms of society how will a gun is done be governed what will happen to the fight is in of gunnison what h

hey, osama bin laden plans on using commercial aircraft to attack the united states. he was warned. trump was warned about this pandemic. they both ignored it, and if you bush,atch the footage of when he got the news -- i will tell you what, if i was president and one of my cap members told me that, my reaction would not be to nod my head and -- i would be like, what? host: that is tim in michigan. newark, new jersey. you are next. caller: good morning. this day my heart and prayers go out to the family. may they find some kind of peace and solace. i remember this day. i remember seeing it, the planes going past when i was writing down the hill headed to work. son workedart is, my around the corner in that area. was onin he was riding time, my story would be a lot different than the fact of living in fear until he walked in the house. because he had to walk from new york home to new jersey. i remember the fear and tears i had all day, because the phone lines and all of the telecommunication was down. i hadn't heard from my son, and we all got together praying and wondering, was he o

conflict in libya iran's nuclear saga or the humanitarian crisis in yemen the more elusive than ever osama bin although there the chairman of the chinese tech giant huawei says his company's supply chain has been under attack ping has been speaking at the firm's annual product and publicity event in shanghai he said they're doing everything they can to overcome moves against them by the u.s. who are way a huge producer of smart phones and network equipment is blocked from buying any chips made with u.s. technology let's bring in elliott zod when he's co-host of the china tech investor podcast he also analyzes china's tech industry and joins us live from bangkok elliot great to have you on the show look how always been a long running issue between the u.s. and china and now we will no longer be able to buy chips made with u.s. technology so what sort of impact is that going to have on hawaii and its smartphone business model do you think. what we're starting to see in news that's coming out over the past few hours a or so is that there are starting to be some exemptions for example with int

after 9/11, especially after osama bin laden, sometimes there was decentralized leadership, how does that work? guest: it clearly decentralized. there is a leader for both of those groups, but the organization is able to operate to a large degree independently in the areas that they dominate in west africa, east africa, central africa, europe, the middle east, here in particular but also iraq and south asia where you have senior leadership. taking out the top leadership is a good thing to do, but it's a very perishable benefit. it only lasts for a few days, generally, then there is a new leader at the top. it's critical to pursue these groups worldwide. if not believed that taking out this guy or bin laden is the end-all. it's not. our next caller is from washington, d.c.. guest: i can hear you anita. caller: thank you for helping to keep us safe. i agree what you are saying as premises,te rings the and trump is aggravating this issue. you have peaceful protesters, they are mad, they have a right to be mad, but trump is inciting all of these particular things going on. they have diff