the osama bin laden group is one -- bin laden group is one of the largest construction tips. companies, it's suspended from getting new companies in saudi arabia. it can still continue ongoing projects. >> it's bad news for the group, the worst thing that has ever happened to the group. this is not the first time accidents hopped and projects done by the group. i think there is a decision to dismantle the group once and for all. and the sun is setting. >> it's a terrible tragedy. and a terrible embarrassment from the family which sees itself as the guardian of holy places. do you think they have it in for the osama bin laden group. >> i think two things. it was unfortunate, nengt mistake that caused the largest grain disaster in the world. i think there's an opportunity there. it creates an opportunity for the people that want to stand there, and net worth in terms of the construction company, construction company. it's owned by members of the royal family, it's going to take over this. there was an opportunity provided by the accident or members provided by the new guards. i

who killed osama bin laden. we'll be right back. [ taps playing ] [ taps playing ] >> today our nation is marking the 14th anniversary of 9/11 with tributes across the country and prayers for thousands of victims and their families. none of us will ever forget that day and another day that came nearly a decade later. geraldo is on the air may 1st, 2011, when this news broke. >> confirmed osama bin laden is dead. can it be, ladies and gentlemen? could it be? hold it. bin laden is dead. multiple sources. osama bin laden is dead. >> and thousands of miles away the man who risked his life along with others to make that news was watching. that's rob o'neill. he's now a fox news contributor and joins us on this 9/11. it's good to have you here. first of all, if i could express gratitude. >> thanks for having me back. >> today you went down to the world trade center site and memorial. maybe just ask for your reflections on the day. >> i've been down there. that was probably the fifth time. i would recommend to everybod

of course, the best known is osama bin laden.ut no alert coming from his organization. >> because of my beat, counterterrorism, intelligence, having covered al qaeda for, you know, years before that, the first thing i thought of that day was this has the hallmark of al qaeda, and it has the hallmark of osama bin laden. >> as far as they know, as of this morning, as of this minute, he is in afghanistan. >> they are assuming, and obviously informed the president that this is a terror attack. will they also attack individuals? then i realized my husband was in an airplane. for hours i didn't know where he was. and i was calling his office, and they were trying to reach him. and so i was really terrified about how broad this conspiracy was and how many other planes might be out there. >> let's go to nbc's jim miklaszewski at the pentagon now. mik, what can you tell us? >> i remember we did a phone interview with jim miklaszewski at the pentagon because we obviously wanted to know what the military's response to these first two planes

osama bin laden said he would attack american interests in unprecedented attack, a very big one. >> hein laden and remains close contact with his followers, according to reuters. that is the first report that we have that osama bin laden may have been responsible. we get word from americanairlines, that it had two aircraft in this tragedy. 81 passengers and nine flight attendants. flight 77, a boeing 757 him operating from washington dulles to l.a., that's from our henkle, one of the guys in the dallas area from americanairlines. >> now we know the identity of two of the flights involved. that leaves at least one more and a report of the crash in pittsburgh is accurate, that leaves two more. >> here's the first confirmat n confirmation. one of the flights crashed. flight 93, a boeing 757. originating in newark. no information on how many people were on board. there was a collapse of not just intelligence but airport security that that many planes were hijacked almost simultaneously. >> we are very concerned about the people who were in the world trade center when these two lanes crashe

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of course, the best known is osama bin laden, but no alert coming from his organization. and as far as they know, as of this morning, as of this minute, he is in afghanistan. >> as we should mention, it appears this was a well coordinated bombing or terrorist act because of the fact two planes were used. both substantial in size and the fact they both hit the world trade center within 18 minutes of one another. obviously, a lot of planning went into the attack. let's go to jim at the pentagon. what can you tell us? >> to add to what andrea just said, senior military officials here at the pentagon are saying they are getting information that the american airlines flight 11, after it left boston, apparently, was hijacked, and was diverted, apparently, the early information was, was being diverted to jfk for some reason. and then obviously, nobody knows exactly who was at the controls of the plane, but it broke off its route from, to las vegas, and was headed to jfk. that was the initial information that officials had received when obviously, it did not go to jfk but veered

some applied to finding osama bin laden. others made a contrary argument. to say that there was no information that helped forstall kind. >> this is not me saying this, to be clear. >> it's not the senate - the work. they are quoting from c.i.a. documents so it was the c.i.a. documents that were saying the programs didn't work. that's what the senate report talked about, how - what they were briefed, which goes to the point ambassador woolsey was making about oversight. you know, this started immediately after 9/11. or quickly after 9/11. and congress and even the president, according to the report, were being told this works. this is very effective, we are getting good information. what was happening inside the c.i.a. was the people doing it was producing records saying it was not working. >> would you agree with waterboarding if it meant catching abu bakr al-baghdadi? >> no, and the question is never whether it could produce a piece of useful information, we know it produces false information. you put the investigator back where he was, and, in fact, if y

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it's no longer al qaeda with osama bin laden. he disappeared, when osama bin laden was killed, guess what? we now have multiple splinter groups throughout the world, and right now, we can see people being slaughtered in africa, we can see people being slaughtered by isis, but have you five major terrorist groups beside or including isis, and get this, the iranians that we are now sending all this money to also are one of the world's greatest proponents of what? terrorism! when you pull it all back, it's a no-brainer here. david: let me quickly get you from, where do you think it's going to pop? if you have to pick a location, where we would have to send our troops somehow to do something, iraq? syria? maybe in iran? where? >> right now, we already know that russia is going into syria and they're going to be fighting the very people our cia is trying to support. it is quite possible we're going to get sucked into syria because assad has driven all of the christians out of syria just about, and looking at a mass exodus into all of

. >> reporter: on president obama's watch, we got osama bin laden. drone program aggressively. there have been no major 9/11-style attacks on american soil. is it possible that even though you disagree with him that his foreign policy is keeping america safe? >> one of the reasons we got osama bin laden is because of the enhanced interrogation program that we put in place and that he canceled. the drone program that he's used effectively was invented by george w. bush. >> reporter: liz, in the book you write that he wants to diminish america. >> he's done everything within his power to diminish us. he seems to think, for example, if he cuts our nuclear arsenal, he's said that will help us have the credibility to tell the iranians or the north koreans that they should limit their own nuclear ambitions. it's fantasy, it's dangerous and it's wrong. and the next president is going to have a heck of a job digging us out of this hole. >> reporter: you write that america is at a hinge point in history and it's vital voters carefully pick the next president.

they accused him of being an al qaeda member and a confidante of osama bin laden. he denied that saying he'd been doing charity works when u.s. troops arrested him as an enemy combatant. >> he was a symbol to those opposed to guantanamo. supporters waged a public relations campaign to secure his release, and status has been a source of tension between london and u.s. critics say he was a victim of the obama's administration. >> congress is basically using it as a political punching bag. it doesn't matter who is there or what the obama administration does. congress wants to use it to score points off the administration to say this is a national security threat that president barack obama is trying to make worse. that's a reason guantanamo bay will remain open and so many are there. >> after the release, there'll be 113 men held at guantanamo. 52 have been killed for transfer. it will be up to the obama to prove that it is admit to closing guantanamo by transferring the 52 men sooner rather than later >>> still to come on the show. firstly for rain. people in botswan

the problem dates back to 2011 when the cia used a vaccination program to track down osama bin laden. as a result, pakistani vaccination teams became the target of extremist violence. nowadays, they work under armed protection, as peter knuz has been finding out. >> the power is out again in this little station in pakistan. one of the many problems the polio vaccination team faces. but the real problem is from religious fundamentalists, who demonize the oral vaccine the team gives to children. >> there's this one printer who claims we are trying to render muslim families in fertile with the vaccination. >> the vaccinate or zarling -- are risking their lives to save children. they have become targets of terrorist attacks across pakistan. around 70 have been killed in recent months. even the policeman assigned to protect health-care personnel was shot and killed. >> the ones who opposed the campaign are wrong because without these drops we would be endangering our children's health. >> a mobile vaccination team asked their cooler bag with live attenuated serum. polio was nearly wiped ou

aamer in 2001 in afghanistan.about they accused him of being an al qaeda member and a confidant of osama bin laden, he denied that and said he had been doing charity work in afghanistan when the u.s. arrested him as a so-called enemy combatant. >> article 1, innocent until proven guilty. >> reporter: status has long been a source of tension between washington and london. aamer was never charged with any war crimes and he was first cleared for release back in 2007. critics say aamer was a victim of the obama administration's fears of seeming soft on terrorism and congressional restrictions of releasing detainees. >> congress is using it as a political punching bag, doesn't matter what the obama administration does congress wants to use this to score points off of the administration to say this is a national security threat that president obama is trying to make even worse and that's one of the reasons why guantanamo is still going to remain open and still so many people are there. >> after shaker aamer is released, there skill still be 110 left at guantanamo. 50 have been cleared for transfer

arrested in afghanistan under suspicion for work as a recruiter for al qaeda and reportedly worked for osama bin laden in the country. he has maintained he was there doing charity work. rosalyn jordan joins us from washington, d.c. judge why is he being released ? >> david cameron and jeremy corbin when he was still just a member of parliament, part of the increasing pressure placed on the obama administration to finally make the clearance happen. however, it's worth noting that before the increase in political lobbying this year, there had been ongoing negotiations between the u.s. and the u.k. on the terms of amir's release. and that's because the u.s. government is required to make security arrangements that will pass congressional muster. it is now required that certain steps be put into place to essentially guarantee shakir amir or any other man released from guantanamo will have very little possibility to return to the fight pu what i fight but we about this release is it will be another 30 days before shakir amir leaves the military prison and returns to the u.k. that is because the gover

osama bin laden took credit for it. he explained the operatives. is the falling -- the following after working in the government for a couple of years. probably worth having americans remember that washington cannot keep a secret. the idea that anyone in the u.s. government could keep a seat at along these lines is not true. we see it woodrow strikes, the release of -- we see it with drone strikes, the release of classified information. it is the reality we live in. we have seen it in the documents that have been released by multiple people, unfortunately, over the last several years. the evidence, and osama bin laden's comments along these indicativestrongly that al qaeda was involved and wants to do it again. you can argue about whether we spent too much money and whether we should be focusing on other things, but the idea that it did not happen is simply not true. host: this is a tweet from victor. this appetite for middle east conflict needs to be designated as insanity. someone who has looked at middle east conflicts for a long time, the reali

osama bin laden was there during the attacks. >> on september the 11th, was al qaeda operating in afghanistan. >> i have come across the talib taliban, other groups, and the people, calling themselves different names. different outfits of extremists and terrorists. we have reports about them. i don't know if al qaeda existed and i don't know if they exist. >> more of the exclusive inter with hamid karzai on the website aljazeera.com/upfront. >> next - the fossil discovery that is making waves in the scientific world. why researchers say it changes the notion of what makes us human, and human evolution. foodborne illnesses take thousands of lives, why it's putting new food safety rules in effect. >>> the f.d.a. issued new food safety rules in an effort to prevent 3,000 deaths caused by foodborne diseases. the c.b.c. says it sickened 48 million people, one in six americans annually. the rules require food manufacturers to have strict procedures to keep operations clean and be prepared to show government officials what they are doing. the c.d.c. is widening its probe of four department of defens

jazeera, he was asked if he still believes it is a myth that al-qaeda existed in afghanistan despite osama binen's presence in afghanistan during the attacks. >> on september 11th, 2001, was al-qaeda operating in afghanistan? >> i have come across the taliban, other groups -- the people called -- you know -- calling themselves different names, different outfits of extremists and terrorists, we have deported them. i don't know if al-qaeda existed or -- and i don't know if they exist. >> and you can watch more of the exclusive interview on our website, aljazeera.com/up front. >>> the federal government has announced $80 million to help clear the backlog of rape kits. the white house says $41 million in federal funds and $38 million from new york will go towards clearing backlogs in 27 states. the new york money is coming from corporate forfeiture funds. >>> sexual assault is an ongoing issue on college campuses. now a new virginia law hopes to make it easier to prosecute those responsible. >> this is morgan's room. >> reporter: everything in morgan's room, her drawings, photographs, even the pos

if the uniform to osama bin laden.the one to look at all this money be able to buy weapons and more importantly be able to travel to the middle east and north africa to continue iran's export of terrorism. that's not a good thing, is it? when members of congress are conflicted we say good. that means you know you are making the wrong decision. we have veterans going back to 79, hostages from the iran crisis. we have americans that lost their lives in buddies in iraq and americans still in harms way and afghanistan because iran continues to fund the taliban. veterans against the deal, we don't believe any though, for this deal is a safe though. we believe we can change minds until they actually vote. we need your help doing that. iran is cheating every day. the administration has the evidence they don't want that iran is cheating every day and this administration will not do a thing the next 16 months. two great americans follow but hangs her support. >> thank you, michael preach it. the tea party patriots decided we wo

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now, given what has been going on around the world, some of the key suspects come to mind, osama bin laden. >> my first instinct was, what is going on? how many planes are there? where are they coming from? who are they? and who do i call for air support? i'm the police commissioner and i have 41,000 uniformed members, 55,000 people work for me. we're prepared for anything you could imagine. this was something you couldn't imagine. >> walked back down the hallway, back to my desk and the phone is ringing again. this time it's a young lady from chicago, one of our rep offices. says, are you okay? i'm fine. for no apparent reason in mid-sentence just happened to raise my hand looking towards the statute of liberty. what i'm seeing here is a big giant aircraft, gray with red letter on the wing and tail comes straight eye contact eye-level towards me. the next thing i knew, i dove under my desk, huddled in a fetal position screaming crying and the plane crashed in the building. the plane was coming straight towards me and the bottom wing is wedged in my office door 20 feet from where i w

that you obtained top secret documents on saddam hussein, tracked down osama bin laden's bank accountskim: back in the day, after 9/11, you know, which really affected me, i felt deeply unhappy about that. i was trying to do something, to be part of the effort to stop people from ever doing that again. emily: so you did all those things? all that is true? kim: the al-shabaab thing i did not do myself. there were other things i did. emily: some people would say there is no proof. kim: well, there is no proof. [laughter] emily: when and why did you change your name to kim dotcom? kim: i bought the domain, kim.com. i thought it would be great if my name was kim dotcom, so if anyone wants to know anything about me, i do not have to hand them a business card or anything. they can just go to my website. it is all there. emily: take me back to the start of megaupload. kim: i was a street racer. and i always made great videos about that and shared that in the street racing community, on the forums. the file sizes kept getting bigger and bigger, and you could not send large files over email, so

sixth grade year one of the students said is osama bin laden your uncle why did he kill those people in 9/11? he said he wasn't my uncle, and i really felt like a terrorist. >> where is this clock right now? have the police given it back to you? >> no, it's still with the police. >> they said you could come get it if you wanted. >> yes. >> the reason i asked you you have to go back to the police station. the irving police chief said you weren't forthcoming about information about your ig digital clock that's why they took you into custody. do you think why they think so, you seem like a talkative kid. why would you think they said you weren't forthcoming? >> i was forthcoming. i told them multiple times it was a clock, i told them everything they asked me, i don't know why they said i wasn't forthcoming. i did answer any questions they asked me. >> no charges are pending, i'm sure you're very, very relieved because of the whole thing. what does this make you do now? you're getting a lot of attention, out there visiting google, do you want to proceed with a career moving towards engin

bill clinton -- though clinton was handed osama bin laden on a platter. he was handed osama bin laden on a silver platter after the .ttack on the uss cole now to let -- madeline albright said we should not go after him, what with the muslim world think? nobody wanted to go after them except for richard clarke and my west point classmate who was, at the time, clinton's ambassador at large for counterterrorism mike shane. he was there. dick clark, richard clarke was the only one who said, mr. president, i've got a plan. let's take this guy out, let's take after this guy -- let's go after the factory and albright said no, we don't want to do that and the rest is history. my classmate, like sheen, apparently after the meeting was over, what do we have to do? wait until they bombed the pentagon? . totally agree with the caller when 9/11 have happened if bill clinton had taken out osama bin laden? i will state the critical that it would not have. let's put it this way -- ahead with have been cut off of the organization. it mighthave happen, have, but somebody e

it involves the guy al qaeda put in charge reportedly of osama bin laden's wives and children after 9and move them into what they considered to be safe havens. these are five very senior bin laden-era al qaeda guys who apparently have been held under some form of house arrest for years now in the nation of iran. and if this reporting this week turns out to be true, that iran has just released them in a deal they made with al qaeda, this is going to be a big deal. al qaeda in the arabian peninsula was apparently holding an iranian diplomat hostage in yemen. what's being reported now is iran made a deal to get their diplomat back and the deal meant springing these al qaeda guys who are some of the highest-ranking al qaeda operatives known to be anywhere in the world since 9/11. some of the highest-ranking al qaeda operatives since 9/11 who have not been killed or captured. they are the most well-known al qaeda senior operatives other than ayman al zawahiri, who is now the head of the group. if it is true these guys have just been sprung, this is going to be a very big deal for a long ti