the administration tried to make the case that osama bin laden was a lion in the winter in his latterd before he died. as i understand it with people who have knowledge of the documents, the evidence shoes that bin laden was anything but and he was actively involved in the plotting and you have had people that worked for the administration saying that there is a lot to learn from these documents and osama bin laden for instance may have had a stronger hand in the attacks in mumbai than anybody thought. there are three different plots in the united states or on western targets that had been planned and osama bin laden had a hand in that we know about after his death. and there is a lot to uncover, not only with respect to it al-qaeda but respect the relations that al-qaeda had with pakistan and iran and the taliban. >> stop there in iran. the connection between iran and bin laden? >> no question. and the obama administration has designated senior iranian officials for what the obama administration called a secret relationship between al-qaeda and iran. it doesn't make sense on the surf

who raided osama bin laden's safehouse in may 2011. slow to release them. the standard goes on by saying one year later in may 2012 the obama administration released 17 of them including one in which an al qaeda operative asked for permission to go to training witing we are awaiting confirmation to move and agreed on this destination and then distributing them and the world. the document suggests iran was far more than just a safe haven for terrorists. the weekly standard reports that in 2012 the u.s. treasury noted iran helps move money documents, pass ports, weapons and even recruits to pakistan and afghanistan. all these disclosures come against the back drop of netanyahu coming to congress in which he is expected to voice life and death concerns about tehran and any possible arms deal. >> iran threatened to destroy the state of israel numerous times. if they had a nuclear capability i am afraid they would use it against israel and us. >> reporter: would they favor a future relshzship with iran more than its long history with israel

a list of al quaida members number one on the list was osama bin laden, number nine on the list. another key piece of evidence, 18 copies of bin laden's dela ration of war, signed copies of them were found in his apartment, after authorities arrested him there. live for us in new york, thank you. >> let's take you now to the crisis in eastern ukraine. both pro-russian separatist appear to be showing signs of retreat. separate is have been seen transporting troops and heavenly weaponry out of the city while troops have also been spotting on the move, near the town the developments come a day after a fragile cease fire appears to finally be taking hold. which does contain images some may find distressing. >> the battlefields are bleak, and chilling places. the destructive path of modern weapons, leave as stark impression. >> donetsk airport is such a place, and four months of bitter fighting left this whole area completely shattered. the interior are strewn with debris and rubble, and the personal effects of those that fought and died here. the salvage operation is far from delicate

the documents seized in the raid in osama bin laden's compound in 2011. director of national intelligence james clapper testified about the documents in 2013. >> there were at least over 400 intelligence reports that it were issued in the initial aftermath, immediately after the raid. i don't know what that number is since then. >> they are joining us from the federal courthouse in brooklyn, david. >> reporter: jenna this is day number seven for the accused terrorist. the prosecution introduced into evident documents found in the pakistan compound of osama bin laden. one of those testifying was an fbi agent who described in great detail how these documents were retrieved and how they were obtained and the chain of evident and brought to the the fbi head quarters in virginia. and we heard from a translator that read a number of the documents and thousands were confiscated and prosecutors today introduced a handful of them and wanted to show is the inner workers of al-qaeda and attempted to show how followers of osama bin laden loved and respected him and f

osama bin laden's father at one point was worth more than $5 billion.i was a surgeon. and mohammad atta went to school and studied architecture and he came from a fairly wealthy family in egypt at the present time. there's a front page story in the "new york times," a 22-year-old egyptian, whose parents sent him to a private school in cairo, where they spoke only french and now he's somewhere in syria taking a picture next to a headless human being. so the point is that the argument does in the add up and it's dishonest. so there have been a lot of studies in the 2000s that show that a lot of middle to upper class people join terror. >> i would say just like you could argue like i just have that there are people from wealthy families and well j indicated families who are joining this fight there are poor people who do it as well. but don't make it about the economy, because it's not. >> as part of my friends at fox, we're also interested in our guests giving us one more thing maybe something that people don't know about you. now hemmer, i have known you

and he had never pledged fealty to osama bin laden. but he was an al qaeda associate. and he was the director of al qaeda's two training camps in afghanistan. so, as such, even if he wasn't the number three in al qaeda, he was a pretty important target for us. >> but you're operating at the time thinking, we've got the number three. >> oh, yeah. >> you must have been stoked? >> oh, absolutely. in fact, a lot of us felt it was just too good to be true, that, you know, we've hit this one guy, we've hit this one guy, we're not going to catch the number three in al qaeda just by going out and looking for him. >> but you do catch him. >> well, we did catch him. >> so now you've got abu zubaydah. what happens next? >> well, he was shot and severely wounded in this raid. he was shot by a pakistani policeman in the thigh, the groin, and the stomach by an ak-47 and we didn't think he was going to leave. we got him medical treatment that night. once he was stabilized, we flew him to a military hospital nearby. and he was there several days, spent most of it in a coma. we had a c

. >> osama bin laden worth $3 billion, something outrageous. it's an excuse that is an enabling thing. i honestly think when she was speaking for the obama administration, they were tacitly saying to americans, unhappy americans, poor americans, people dissatisfied and feel discriminated against, if you want to go crazy, if you want to riot or somehow express the hopelessness of capitalism go out there and do that. it was a green light. >> no, she wasn't saying that. >> that's what i heard. >> i think it's a disservice to say that is what she was saying. that would suggest she was trying to incite violence. >> absolutely. >> she was saying that when people feel disaffected and not having opportunities is one of them. >> that's bs. there are people unhappy with their lives but they don't cut other people's heads off. you are saying with a wink and nod go out there and if you want to write about something, do it. >> she is saying one explanation for the reason that people act out and do horrible things is because they lack opportunities and exper

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everybody knows osama bin laden. but if you look at list. terror that this man was responsible for is long indeed. gary, the article in the washington post talks about the close relationship between the cian and israeli masad. what is that it relationship despite the politics we hear from our two governing bodies? within the intelligence agencies how good is that relationship. >> the united states prapts with the british and australians and the canadians and the french and masad is a friendly service. and there has been tengdz in the past. but the masad gives us more than they get from us. the intelligence is provided to us more than to them. it is a net benefit to america and the relationship between netanyahu and obama is not good. i am not in service now. these are frosty frosty times. and it would affect the intelligence clearing. >> you talk about the bad blood between the two key leaders. >> it is bad. >> you want to remain safe. >> thank you for having you on the program. and we look forward to have youing you back. >> thank you. it i

in fact, one letter sent to osama bin laden lays out a plan for a top al qaeda operative to train six or eight terrorists in iran. and there's more from the documents. quote, his plan is stay around three months in iran to train the brothers there, then start moving them and distributing them in the world for their missions and specialties. and these documents are being seen publicly for the first time now, but they have been part of a terror trial here in the united states. so in theory, u.s. government officials could have seen these documents but throughout the entire proceedings the negotiations with iran overscaling back their nuclear program have continued. >> but i was just going to ask you, peter obviously this is going on. the president wants this to happen. so have negotiations with iran slowed at all because of this new revelation? >> reporter: as far as we know, they have not, gretchen. and the reason the white house says is because they think talking to iran is the best way to protect our friend izsraelisrael. >> i think there's a lot of concerns about iran. many of us ar

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. >> and these information coming from documents from the 2011 raid on osama bin laden's compound in afghanistan. all of this merging as talks go to a possible nuclear deal with iran. peter, what sort of a link do the documents make between al-qaeda and iran? >> greg>> reporter: al-qaeda thought iowa ran would be a great place to train and thrive. we know it from the documents inside of bin laden's house. this is wristen in a new report. one letter to bin laden in june 2010 lays out the plans of a core al-qaeda leader to travel to iran. the shriek unit is ready to travel and he has 6 or 8 brothers that he choose. hays wrote it looks like the administration is ignoring publicly the evidence when the israeli president netanyahu comes next week, he probably won't. >> peter you don't get a sense that the white house might want to suspend nuclear talks with iran? >> reporter: no. gregg, and the reason the white house think that these talks about scaling back the nuclear program is helpful to our friend and ally israel. >> peter doocey live in the the white house. thank you. >> and the u.s

during the 1980s, the next generation of osama bin laden currently starting in syria in iraq and just like they had consequences for decades including the attacks that happened 14 years after the conflict has ended, the fallout of what currently happens in iraq would've trouble us not for years, but i believe in here for the entire generation. so, what needs to be done? there is a long list of security measures that need to be implemented. many are contained in the resolution to 179 which i had the honor to work on with the ambassador and her team. but the resolution if you read it carefully come even if you don't read it carefully, you will see that it makes prevention a priority. it recognizes that it is essential to counter the appeal of the violent extremism so that fewer people will want -- won't want to become fighters to begin with. let me close by highlighting the issues that i feel very strongly about. first issue, the fighters there. one of our best assets or the fighters families. they do not want their kids to go to syria. none of them on their kids to die. we know that we

new documents from osama bin laden's come pound prove that al qaeda wasn't really on the run. and this year is shaping up to be the worst for terrorism in over a half a century. >> jihadi john identified as a college grad from london from a well to do family. we have more terrorist safe havens than at any time in the recent history. >> chief white house correspondent ed henry, live on the north lawn. all right, ed, so secretary of state john kerry says we're safer and to the white house defending its claims, right? >> what a difference 24 hours makes, because yesterday secretary kerry said that the american people have never been safer. today james clay was on capitol hill saying the opposite. the data coming in shows there's more terror attacks. the complete opposite. >> how could secretary kerry make the claim to the american people, to the world, that we're safer? >> he could do so with the evidence on his side, i think what he was able to demonstrate and what he was discussing is having had success in a applying pressure to the -- >> reporter: secretary kerry is out of tou

new documents from osama bin laden's come pound prove that al qaeda wasn't really on the run.year is shaping up to be the worst for terrorism in over a half a century. >> jihadi john identified as a college grad from london from a

who killed osama bin laden, rob o'neil, is back on the program. rob, i always thought it was a mistake that we did not show the dead body of osama bin laden. you were one of the few people that did see it. the president's rationale, he didn't want to inflame tensions in the muslim world. they have no problems doing it to us. to try and intimidate, use terror, put fear in the hearts of people worldwide. would it have been better if we showed that body? >> sean thanks for having me. it's always great to be here. like i said before, we didn't need to show the american -- or the entire world the picture of osama bin laden being -- or his dead body. simply because it would have been something we were sort of spiking the football. we don't need to be there. yes, they're willing to do this to us. but we are better than they are. they'll try to prove we don't need that. >> let me go back to general tata, for a second, if i can. i content the muslim world has to be front and center in this battle. now, we see, for example, king abdullah of jordan he's now

government still holding an enormous amount of computer files and documents from the raid on osama bin laden's pakistan hideout. why some of those documents have still not been examined by intelligence officials. we'll talk about that. also coming up as hillary clinton ramps up an expected run for the white house, a move by the clinton foundation is raising eyebrows. our political panel weighs in on the impact. suspected drunk driver is getting the gren light when they're in certain areas and who is giving them the okay to do it. ♪ oh hey, neill, how are you? how was the trip? with nearly 7 million investors he's right here. hold on one sec. you'd expect us to have a highly skilled call center. kevin, neill holley's on line one. ok, great. and we do. it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. to kill germs deep in my mouth i used to think a mouthwash had to burn. then i went pro with crest pro-health mouthwash. it's scientifically proven to kill 99% of germs so you move to a healthier mouth from day one. no pain. all gain. go pro with crest pro-health. i have great credit. how do

team 6 killed osama bin laden at his compound in pakistan.is aircraft after it crashed in the courtyard in an attempt to destroy the critical technology. in an interview with david letter man in 2013 brian williams had this to say about a piece of the burned out wreckage. >> about six weeks after the bin laden raid i got a white envelope a thank-you note unsigned and attached to it was a piece of fuselage. the fuselage from the blown up blackhawk in that courtyard. i don't know how many pieces survived. >> wow. sent to you by one of the -- >> yeah. one of my friends. >> reporter: those friends, according to williams members of the highly secretive s.e.a.l. team 6. but that friendship is being questioned by members of the operations community and could be one of the things an internal nbc investigation is focused on. in 2011 williams described a long relationship with s.e.a.l. team 6 when talking about the bin laden raid in another letterman appearance. >> we have some idea which of our special operations teams carried this out, and it happens

>> we saw the threat from osama bin laden early on and we put an effort out to get osama bin laden, but there are other terrorist forces in the world at the time that towards the same as osama bin laden. there were palestinian terrorists, intuition islamic jihad, people in albania that were terrorists, iranian terrorists in bosnia. it had not coalesced quite as clearly as it has today. when i look at it today, what i feel like is when we invaded iraq in 2003, we basically unleashed a much clearer demarcation that coupled sectarian rivalries in islam with great power rivalries in the middle east, and used terrorism as the weapon. when it comes down to now is when you talk to people in the middle east, the only ones who are willing to fight and die are terrorists so they are being used for state purposes in the middle east. i did not see that at the time. we upped the intelligence collection. we struck back, but we also improved our defenses. we knew a lot about what was happening in the 1990's. that was from the military perspective. sandy and nancy and mark can you do a better perspecti

an mh 60 black helicopter is engulfed in flames after navy seal team 6 successfully killed osama bin laden at his compound in aibattaabattabad, pakistan. it crashed in this courtyard. an attempt to destroy the helicopter's critical technology. in an interview with david letterman in january of 2013 brian williams had this to say about a piece of the burned out wreckage. >> about six weeks after the bin laden raid, i got a white envelope and in it was a thank you note unsigned and attached to it was a piece of the fuselage. the fuselage from the blown up black blackhawk in that courtyard. i don't know how many pieces survived. >> sent to you by one of them? >> yeah, one of my friends. >> reporter: those friends, according to williams of the secret seal team 6 but that's being questioned by the members of the special operations community. it could be one of the things that internal nbc investigation is focused on. in 2011 williams described a long relationship with seal team 6 when talking about the bin laden raid in another letterman appearance. >> we have some idea which of our speci

team killed osama bin laden in a compound in islamabad, pakistan. they set fire to the helicopter after it crashed in the courtyard. an attempt to destroy the helicopter's critical technology. in an interview with david letterton in january 2011 brian williams had this to say about the piece of the burned out wreckage. >> about six week ss after the bin laden raid i got a white envelope, and in it was a thank you note unsign and attached to it was a piece of the fuselage, the fuselage from the blown-up blackhawk in that courtyard and i don't know how many pieces survived -- >> wow. sent to you by one of the -- >> yes, one of my friends. >> and those friends according to williams the memberings of the highly seek e retive seal team six. but that relationship is being questioned by members of the special operations community. and it could be one of the things that internal nbc investigation is focused on. in 2011 williams described a long relationship with seal team six when talking about the bin laden raid in another letterman appearance. >> we have

he lifted his hand and put it on my breast. >> i would like to address osama bin laden tonight. buddy, you crewed up big time. if you had any brains you would have challenged me to a game of scrabble. or maybe a beard off. you might have won that because i don't have a beard. and when i do, it comes in patchy. >>> you know, governor romney keeps mentioning this five-point plan. but where is it, what are these five points. bam, that's my plan. >> i have a one point plan for you. >> president obama, put your finger down. >> the best thing about my plan is you can sit on it and spin. >> there is so many great fake presidents. here are the rankings of the actual presidents. it has lincoln, washington, fda. and bill clinton making the top ten. andrew jackson makes the top ten, questionable. barack obama is sandwiches between bush senior and james polk. there are categories like the worst. john's deep seated commitment to excite supremacy ended up giving back a large share of what would have been accomplished in the civil war. in 1996, the "new york times" magazine, a long time histor

the documents that were released in the course of the trial underway in new york that suggest that osama bin laden and some of his outfit were actually getting safe haven in iran? >>> attorney general eric holder is getting ready to end his six-year run as the nation's top law enforcement official. so yesterday he sat down with cbs, abc, nbc, cnn and politico for exit interviews. but he's refusing to speak with fox news despite numerous requests. fox's executive president for issued a statement saying "the attorney general does a deep disservice to the america's largest cable audience and interest of a free press." howard kurtz, what's this all about? >> i guess the attorney general would rather have melissa harry perry on msnbc saying you're as smooth as a duck and would you please quack for us. i'm sure eric holder doesn't want to be pressed on fox news about why he said we're winning the war against isis, his role in ferguson his relationship with al sharpton. but what he really doesn't want to be pressed on shannon is outrageous assault on press freedom that was the james rosen case wher

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listen. >> about six weeks after the osama bin laden raid, i got a white envelope.nk you note unsigned and attached to it was a piece of the fuselage from the blown up blackhawk in that court yard. i don't know how many pieces survived. >> sent to you by one -- >> one of my friends. >> why is that claim and a few others now under such scrutiny? >> these are the things he said on late night talk shows that passed unnoticed at the same. maybe it sounded like showmanship. when you think about it it doesn't make sense. the only reason why i can think of someone mailing him the chunk of the helicopter is because he was on air the night of the announcement. even so it doesn't hold up when you think about it. we heard from peter bergen last night that his sources in the s.e.a.l. community, they don't believe it either. it doesn't seem to add up. it is one of the claims that the huffington post scrutinized yesterday. if these are true if there is evidence to back these up it is time for nbc or brian williams to show it. right now, the silence from the network is really reve

he says he carried messages from osama bin laden to saudi princes and clerics, and that he discussed a plan to shoot down air force one with a saudi diplomat. he also claimed that these three saudi princes were on a list of donors to al qaeda, the former ambassador to the u.s. the head of saudi intelligence and the wealthiest member of the saudi family. the embassy rejects the claims saying quote, moussaoui is a deranged criminal whose own lawyers presented evidence that he was mentally incompetent. his words have no credibility. but now there's new pressure to declassify part of a congressional report on 9/11 which the "new york times" says implicates prominent saudis in financing terror. joining me now are steve cozen, the lead attorney representing the 9/11 victims in a suit against saudi arabia and msnbc contributor steve clemmons from "the atlantic." thank you for both for being here. steve, the families that you represent want this 9/11 record made public. what do they hope it will reveal? >> well we represent not only the families but the commercial interests as well for the b

before the execution -- a masked man speaks english and mentions osama bin laden's burial at sea. after the speech -- all the victims are pushed to the ground and beheaded. egypt is reacting strongly to the video.the government has issued a seven day mourning period for the victims. the f-a-a has proposed new rules on the use of drones. almost all commercial drone use is banned in the u-s. but new regulations proposed by the f-a-a would relax restrictions. drones weighing up to 55 pounds would be allowed. operators would still have to stay below 500 feet and fly slower than 100 miles-an-hour. to pilot the remote-controlled aircraft, operators would have to be at least 17 years old pass an aeronautics test and be vetted by transportation safety administration. a scorpion stung a woman on the hand just before her flight from la to portland took off. and the most incredible part is that she stomped on it and acted like no big deal. alaska airlines flight 567 was taxiing on the runway last night when the woman was stung. these tweets from nearby passengers show the commotion. it's unc

osama bin laden used videos but they were videos that put him forward on par with world leaders and on par with president bush and turned him into a huge force throughout the world, a force of evil but a force. and well-known face of evil. the isis strategy seems not to put forward al baghdadi rarely captured on film or anyone else a positive in their view representative, but only putting forward the lethal attacks. what the strategy behind that and is there any comparison to bin laden strategy? >> there is something to point out. but the fact that bagdadi hasn't been futured only adds to the mystique about him and the videos released are intended to intimidate the arab world or to intimidate the west. what they are trying to do is to create a passive acceptance of isis' presence in the heart of the middle east particularly in the places where they already are. if you intimidate enough people it makes it easier to control the territory you are in. isis has been compared or has been referred to as an out-growth of al qaeda. but actually these are two organizations that have very differe

osama bin laden. buddy, you screwed up big time. you see you made a big mistake. you had any brains you would have challenged me to a game of scrabble. or maybe a beard-off. you might have won that because i don't have a beard. and when i do, it comes in patchy. >> you know, governor romney keeps mentioning this five-point plan. but where is it? what are these five points? >> oh you want to see them? this is one two, three four, five, right here. bam, that's my plan. >> well, i've got a one-point plan for you. you want to see it? here it is. >> president -- president obama president obama, put your finger down. >> and the best thing about high plan is you can sit on it and spin. >> there are so many great fake presidents in "snl's" 40-year history. of course, the best one clearly will farrell as george w. bush. i guess we should talk about the less important debate, the rankings of the actual presidents. lincoln, washington, and fdr ranked one two, three. sounds right to me. bill clinton making the top 10. andrew jackson, questionable. and woodrow wilson. presiden

it's the first to feature evidence seized during that raid that killed osama bin laden.s nasir and he's acting on his own as his own attorney. he's accused of conspireing to blow up new york city subways. he denied the claims. prosecutors say nasir may have taken a terrorist pledge of allegiance reciting from the document found during the bin laden raid. british intelligence officers are testifying in wigs and makeup to hide their identity. what happened in court today lea? >> reporter: had he a thick beard and wore a long-sleeve collared shirt with dark slacks. now, this morning he cross-examined the first witness for the prosecution who pleaded guilty in connection with a plot to attack new york city subways. he got zazi to acknowledge that he had never met him before and never heard his al qaeda contact mention nasir's name. he hasn't come across as unruly and according to a federal prosecutor, that separates him from other terrorist suspects that have appeared in court. >> it seems like he really wants to get off, doesn't want to go to jail, doesn't seem to be using

team 6 successfully killed osama bin laden in pakistan.y set fire to the stealth aircraft after it crashed in this courtyard, an attempt to destroy the helicopter's critical technology. in an interview with david letterman in january of 2013 brian williams had this to say about a piece of the bushed out wreckage. >> about six weeks after the bin laden raid i got a white envelope and in it was a thank you note unsigned, and attached to it was a piece of the fuselage. the fuselage from the blownup blackhawk in that courtyard. and i don't know how many pieces survived. >> sent to you by one of the -- >> yeah one of my friends. >> reporter: those friends according to williams members of the highly secretive s.e.a.l. team 6, but that relationship is being questioned by members of the special operations community and could be one of the things an internal nbc investigation is focused on. in 2011 williams described a long relationship with s.e.a.l. team 6 when talking about the bin laden raid in another letterman appearance. >> we have some idea

they actually got that investigation by evidence gathered in that raid on osama bin laden.so so they took the evidence back to him. they didn't take him to trial. they took the evidence took it to him and then -- and now are going to convict him based on the evidence they've collected. it's not, it's not a profiling thing, it's an evidentiary thing, and that's what the fbi does better than anybody. jenna: danny, always nice to have you on the program. >> thanks thanks. jon: the second day of large scale military drills underway in iran, all of them near a strategically vital entrance to the persian gulf through which about a fifth of the world's oil passes. state television releasing footage of the drills held by iran's revolutionary guard showing tanks firing and large explosions. that nation put the forward in charge of defending its territorial gulf waters in 2008. the guard has previously conducted similar military exercises at time of year. jenna: well, another major retailer added to a growing list boosting minimum page to attract workers. what it means to the economy

people think that osama bin laden is dead, everything is fine.his is a long war, a war that if we do not crush -- to eliminate the tumor, you leave a few cells remaining, you know what happens, it comes back with a vengeance. that is what is happening. every time we defeat whether it is the muslim brotherhood, the taliban, or al qaeda, every iteration afterwards is worse. that is what we are seeing with isis. if we don't do a good job in removing him from iraq in particular and right away, this threat is going to grow and grow quickly. >> i want to ask you one other thing. same-sex marriage, abortion, they are not mentioned as much. why is that? >> i think cpac has a reputation for being more on the libertarian side. rand paul packs the place. this time, one the straw poll. it as always had a more libertarian bent to it. there is room for that. i note that the media always looks at the republican party. it is actually a pretty broad-based party. i've had an organization that is been around for three years. we have people on our team. we of been t

i recently read that osama bin laden, before he was killed had written extensively about his dismay at the lack of the use of the word islamic terrorism on the part of the american government. he didn't like that it was no longer called the war on terror but he was being called al qaeda, and america was at war with his organization. he said that that made him isolated and it made him less representative in the minds of other muslims. so he actually wrote that it was hurting their ability to recruit by not - by having american government not use the islamic terms. we see a criticism of that by isolating the groups and calling them what they are, which is groups that don't represent the community. we are disempowering them. >> one of the interesting things about this phenomena is we find out about the men, mostly men sh after the fact. that they lined to go to dancers. they were weight lifters, soccer players, involved in the culture of the country that their family had chosen to move to. then there's a moment where they don't lie out their ambitions, they mined themselves blocked in soc

fue similar a la operaciÓn de mayo del 2012 en el que las tropas especiales mataron a osama bin ladenesta mujer, esta joven que dio su vida en un modo voluntario para ayudar a causas humanitarias. >> una amiga logrÓ hablar con ella y dice que estaba petrificado de miedo. >> isis afirma que kayla muriÓ en un bombardeo de aviaciÓn jordana como represalia por la ejecuciÓn de uno de sus pilotos. el gobierno americano dice que no hay ninguna evidencia de eso. kayla fue secuestrada por isis en agosto del aÑo pasado 2013. >> es muy difÍcil pensar que tu hija siendo padre que tu hija que tratÓ de ir para hacer bueno ha sido asesinada por isis. la realidad es que nos indica que esto es un grupo salvaje. >> la joven dedicÓ toda su joven vida a trabajar en organizaciones de ayuda humanitaria. a pesar de su juventud kayla dejÓ una profunda huella entre quienes la conocieron, insisten en que nadie va a borrar jamÁs su legado. pablo gato, univisiÓn. >> la enorme mayorÍa de los casos de uso de fuerza por agentes de la patrulla fronteriza son desechados por las cortes pero hoy un juez federal ha orde

grabbed a man they thought was osama bin laden's banker. he was asked to oversee the investigation. he said "you will do whatever it takes to get this man to talk. do you understand?" and i physically recoiled and my response was we don't do that. he said "we do now. >> carl took the assignment after it was presented at his duty to his country. he has written about his integrator. >> i said what is our dippings of torture, what are we allowed to do. the answer was torture is anything that causes vital organ failure or death. otherwise it is not torture. >> anything short of that... >> is not torture. that was the most astounding bit of hog wash i learnt. i thought. that justifies anything. >> beyond his moral and legal concerns about techniques like waterboarding, there's another issue. they don't yield reliable international a view echoed report. >> reporter: do you think people should be prosecuted? >> i don't. these are colleagues of mine, and i respect almost all of them. i know they are convinced they gave everything they could to serve the country. men and women who i think ma

peter bergen national security analyst and author of "man hunt the search for osama bin laden." this publicly naming jihadi john complicate the search for him? >> i don't think it does. this is a name that everybody knew about already and you know this is a much bigger picture than just one guy. i think a lot of the times things are released for political reasons or even not but, you know more than anything this just gives a face to this particular person and it gives a face to somebody that we -- that actually is an enemy. >> why aren't u.s. authorities or british authorities releasing the name? is it because they're not sure or it would complicate the search? >> i spoke to both british and u.s. officials and they aren't commenting officially. the british tend to be tight-lipped about this kind of thing. it is their investigation. it is their citizen and they're not going to comment unfortunately. that said i have a very high degree of confidence in this story because of the two reporters who reported it. they're two of the best reporters i think in the -- anywhere in the engli