we are learning new details about the raid that killed osama bin laden. o the last seconds. >>> the night that navy s.e.a.l.s got osama bin laden, a gripping report with extraordinary second by second details on the daring operation to kill the al qaeda leader. we have been combing through the report. it's fascinating. >> it is. a page turner. the could is based on interviews with officer who is were intimately familiar with the mission. how the seals fought through the compound and the critical moment when they entered osama bin laden's bedroom. less than 18 minutes into the 38-minute raid came the crucial moment. navy s.e.a.l.s fought their way through osama bin laden's compound, killed his courier and the courier's brother and osama bin laden's son. they blasted through gates on the stair ways. since a team of seals turned on the floor. >> they're see this tall individual with a beard. >> he sensed that new yorker magazine with a nuanced detail of the raid. he bays his reporting on sourced conversations with special operations officers who had intimate

they say when the war they rushed out of the hall and into the room, how-to of osama bin laden wives ace themselves between the army sealed and osama bin laden and that is why we first had to act in a split second when he encountered a young his wife. >> he shoots her in the calf trying to disable her, grabbed the other woman grabs her in a bear hug and he holds them so that if they exploded low upper he will soak up the impact of that blast and then the mission can go on behind him. >> he knows the he would die in the process? >> pretty much. >> there were no suicide vest on the women, of van ness said it won this one came into the room and put his infrared laser on osama bin laden says. >> was there anything say? >> there was not anything said i asked and asked. is it also is second shot him once in the chest and was above the left eye. osama bin laden fell down and then he steps up and says on the radio, drama--geronimo, geronimo, geronimo. >> geronimo was the code word for osama bin laden. we will be back, much more news coming up. sis, help me create my oasis. ok, romantic garden

first, never before heard details of the raid that killed osama bin laden. chilling accounts of what actually happened leading up to the mission and that very night. plus, airport security lines, well, they might get a little bit longer. and this will be boston's logan airport. we will tell you about the new screening techniques. and you won't believe this one, a leftist early childhood educator is slaughtering the story of the three little pigs, saying it is bigoted. we'll explain. "the five" starts right now. all right. it's official. president obama has signed the debt deal into law. here's what it is entails. the debt deal will increase the debt ceiling by as much as $2.4 trillion, cuts of more than $900 billion over 10 years and a 12-person committee that is being referred to as the dirty dozen. this committee will be tasked with finding $1.5 trillion more in savings and that's $1.2 trillion in automatic cuts if this committee fails to do its job. let's take a listen this morning to harry reid, after he had success on the senate floor by passing the bil

patek was found in the city where osama bin laden was killed? they have told us that he has arrived in indonesia this morning after being extradited from pakistan. he was found in that same city that osama bin laden was captured in may of this year. he was found about six months ago. u.s. officials said they believe that the fact he was in the same town was a mere coincidence. but analysts say that there must be some sort of link. it is not clear if he was there to speak to mr. bin laden. what is hoped will come out from his detention here in indonesia is that he may be able to provide some clear and very definite links between terror cells here in indonesia, in pakistan, and throughout southeast asia, perhaps providing a more detailed idea of how closely linked, net -- how closely linked networks like al qaeda are. >> what concerns in indonesia have been trying him in the country? >> the main concern is a potential problem for the trial. it is whether he will be able to be tried under indonesians anti- terror laws that were passed in 2003. they

i don't think that they sound too well complaining about him getting osama bin laden or anything like that. how should they do this? >> i think this is one of the areas that should be nonpartisan. i think osama bin laden was one of the most brutal tie rants, and whether it was president bush or president obama, and president obama, i applaud him for that, but moving forward, i think what's going to matter is what's going on on the ground in tripoli, iowa rather than tripoli, libya. the question is the economy, the domestic issues, and the jobs. bhil the president might tout what his believes his foreign policy credentials are, i think the american people will assess, as did he make it a better america than when he inherited it four years ago. i think at this point, the threats, 53% approve and 40% disapproved. ron, how do the republicans handle this politically? i don't think that they sound too well complaining about him getting osama bin laden or anything like that. how should they do this? >> i think this is one of the areas that should be nonpartisan. i think osama bin laden was o

and in another way is not quite the osama bin laden of the public imagination. did it surprise you after doing all your research, you know, where you're talking to people about who bin laden is, did it surprise you that, oh, wow, this is really the bin laden that is populating my book? >> well, what surprised the hell out of me was where he was. you know, i think with the exception of the people who had the very close hi-held secret of where he was, everybody thought he was in, you know, western pakistan, everybody. i mean, few people voted for yemen, but, you know, when i thought about it, i thought pakistan had to be right for all sorts of reasons. i mean, and my book lays out some of the conditions in which it would be right; the close link between the isi and jihadist groups, the long-time associations between al-qaeda personnel and leaders in the isi and their associations between and among the isi and the other terrorist groups. he pretty much had to be in pakistan, and he couldn't not be there without the knowledge and indulgence, help of someone. i'm not

raid that killed osama bin laden. rez explores that story. >> suarez: for all the detailed planning that went into the bin- laden operation, there were moments when everything could have gone wrong. some of those have been recounted in a detailed article in the latest "new yorker." the navy seal operation began in f ghanistan as helicopters took for e pakistani town offo aslottabad, wherein w len ieved to be living. joolsinstebeolch schmidl us now. in your telling it turns perhaps the most critical decision is made before the raid even began, having more helicopters available. >> that's right. it was a last minute decision by the president that he wanted the seals to have the ability to quote/unquote fight their way out of pakistan. so the quick reaction force which was comprised of the shaw nook hill -- helicopters that were to leave after the two initial blackhawks which was the assault team. that number was added. it's up to four at the last minute. >> that turned out to be important because one of the helicopters i

fellow members of their team were the ones that killed osama bin laden. tonight our team from washington to afghanistan reporting in here, and we begin with abc's martha raddatz. >> reporter: it is a crushing loss, the most elite forces in the u.s. military, 22 s.e.a.l.s killed in the fiery crash of their chinook helicopter along with air force and army personnel. 30 americans in all. 8 afghans and a dog trained specifically for special opopations. it happened last night near a taliban stronghold in wardak province. u.s. forces were engaged in a firefight on the ground. the chinook full of s.e.a.l.s was on its way to help when it was shot down probably by a rocket-propelled grenade. an eyewitness describes the same. "we were outside our rooms on the veranda," the witness said, "and we saw this helicopter flying very low, and it was hit by a rocket, and it was on fire. it smarted coming down, and it crashed just yards away from our house close to the river." most of the 22 s.e.a.l.s were part of s.e.a.l. team 6, that heroic uninithat carried out the highly

and president obama called me, told me that osama bin laden had been killed. >> the united states hasducted an operation that killed osama bin laden. >> and so i was grateful. i didn't feel any great sense of

the same team that took out osama bin laden. we have new details how the chopper was brought down and we'll hear from friends and relatives who knew these extraordinary men. >>> credit crunch. the white house pushes back against the historic downgrade of america's credit rating. but there are new questions about the agency that made that call. with the financial markets opening within hours, how bad will the reaction be? >>> a family of fugitives, there is a massive man hunt across the south this morning for three siblings on the run, wanted for shooting a police officer and robbing a bank. they are described as armed and very dangerous. now we are going to hear what their mother has to say. >>> and desperate days. it is an end of an era. as the show that turned the charmed housewives on its head is coming to a close. this season will be the last for "desperate h hsewives." so, will those real housewives now fill the void? >>> from abc news, live from new york, this is "good morning america" with dan harris and bianna golodryga.

one of those numbers belonged to osama bin laden, identified by an early cia report as an "islamic extremist financier." >> i think if you ask most terrorism experts in the mid- 1990s, "well, what about this man bin laden?", most people in the mid-1990s would have said, "ah, yes, the financier. the terrorist financier." what o'neill said was, "no, this man is not a financier. the money is money for a purpose. it's... the purpose is building a worldwide terrorist network based out of afghanistan, the point of which is going after the united states and after governments friendly to the united states, particularly in the arab world." >> narrator: once convinced bin laden was a threat to america, o'neill began a campaign within the fbi to sound the alarm. >> the first time i ever heard the name osama bin laden was from john o'neill, and john o'neill was very much aware of who he was, who his group was, al qaeda. >> narrator: over time, robert "bear" bryant would become second in command at the fbi. >> he was a person that i had immense personal regard for, and i... we could argue like a couple o

my understanding is this was not a raid of the type we saw the seals do to get osama bin laden.a quick reacting force to go assist nato forces that were already engaged right there in the village. it's an unusual use of the seals. typically seals would be used for long-range patrols, raids, snatch operations and so on. they can be used as a quick reaction force to help others, but it's unusual that they would be used in this circumstance. >> talk about this chinook chopper. it's one that i know can go 200 miles per hour, but not when you are trying to get down low and maybe drop navy seals, drop personnel onto a rooftop or something. how vulnerable is it? >> very vulnerable. the most difficult part is the insertion and extraction in an operation. helicopters are great for that. the seals can quick rope down from substantial heights on ropes, climb ladders quickly back up to get extracted. but at the time that's done the helicopter itself is enormously vulnerable to ground fire, automatic weapons, rocket-propelled grenades and the like. the fact that everybody was killed may indi

and the killing of osama bin laden was a significant milestone in that effort. it is clear i think from the threat of information i have seen both beginning in 2004 when i started working with the fbi and my time at the department of justice and my position now the national security agency that al qaeda in many ways is weekend. it remains the case however that it is a more diffused and dispersed threat as he made reference to and in particular i think the concern that the vice chairman made reference to with respect to al qaeda's presence in yemen and in places like somalia makes it particularly challenging from a counterterrorism perspective. i think that, in some ways, the opportunity that presents itself now to the counterterrorism community and the united states as well as with their allies around the world is that we must actually redouble our efforts and is the president has said al qaeda is on the path to defeat but we have to look at that thread in all of its various forms not only in the tribal regions of yemen, but in the foxtrot and pakistan and also

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host: is that the area where everybody is saying osama bin laden was? guest: yes. there are the tribal agencies, they're called agencies for some reason. there are seven of them stretching along the afghan- pakistan border and in addition to many people thinking osama was there, there have been thousands of islamic militants who have taken refuge there from afghanistan over the years and more recently there have been more thousands of pakistani islamic militants who have sort of moved into that area and made it like a bastion of like a sanctuary for them to sort of operate. and the pakistani army has resisted for a long time going in there and trying to do anything because these are semi autonomous regions and the army really doesn't want to go in there. they finally did go in because it was beginning to spread. you were getting this militancy spilling out of the tribal areas and into the surrounding areas, swat and bonir being the main ones where the taliban were trying to take over, coming closer and closer, and at one point -- i can't remember, i guess it was th

is not in doubt, is if you move up to al qaeda number three, which as we said, without osama bin laden is now al qaeda number two, you have absolutely no chance of collecting your al qaeda pension. [ woman ] jogging stroller. you've been stuck in the garage while i took refuge from the pollen that made me sneeze. but with 24-hour zyrtec®, i get prescription strength relief

>> and movie about osama bin laden, political bickering and a call >>> english prime minister david cameron will look to the united states for solutions of days of rioting and looting. he promised his government will act to restore order to britain streets and stop the street mayhem from happening again. >> we will not put up with this in our country. a culture of fear to exist on our streets and we will do whatever it takes to restore law and order and to rebuild our community. >> calm did prevail overnight with a highly visible police suspect. they rounded up suspects that was believed took part in the rioting and shooting. >> a movie about the hunted for osama bin laden has developed a battle. the oscar director is making a picture for sony pictures expected in cities right before the 2012 presidential election. chair of homeland security company asked for a c.i.a. and probe to see if the obama administration gave out sensitive details on the mission that killed bin laden. they say they won't discuss classified information. >>> the government says it has lost contact with experimental hy

but what is not in doubt, is if you move up to al qaeda number three, which as we said, without osama bin laden is now al qaeda number two, you have absolutely no chance of collecting your al qaeda pension. [ male announcer ] for sore muscles use new bengay cold therapy. it's pro-cool technology releases armies of snowmen masseuse, who cuddle up with your soreness and give out polar bear hugs.

and so he only went back to pakistan after osama bin laden was killed. that's when he finally went back. there's been a lawsuit filed against me in the high court, asking the isi to look into my false allegations against sharif, and saying that it was all made up because i'm a member of the cia, and it's retaliation against mr. sharif for his big stance on the ray davis buy case from earlier this year, which would mean i would have turned around the become in three weeks and working for the cia. >> the final meeting between kim and mr. sharif is quite funny and the re-telling in the book, and at one point he says, but, kim, we are friends, right? and kim says, well, we're friendly. so, was there any concern on your part that -- i mean, he was the pakistani prime minister and does have power, and does have access to people who can do things. >> yes. >> was that a concern to you? >> no. no. it was not a concern to me. i did -- i deliberately changed the name of my driver in pakistan, who now works for somebody completely different, and there's really no wa

bin laden movie warrant a congressional investigation? the question, like everything else, has become a political hot potato. the sad thing, since osama bin laden's death was so unifying. >> tonight i can report to the american people and to the world that the united states has conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden. >> i mean, remember the people celebrated? it was a secret mission that played out like a hollywood movie. don't you know it, it will be released in october of 2012. just ahead of the november elections. republican representative peter king is outrage. >> talking about information that could put american lives at risk. what the administration has done. >> he's calling for a congressional investigation to find out if hollywood is getting special access to classified information. the white house says "please." >> first of all the claims are ridiculous. when people, including you, in this room are working on articles, books, documentaries, movies that involve the president p. ask to speak to administration officials we do our best to accommodate them to make sure the facts ring correct. >> it is not like the whit

least two different units and included some from seal team 6, the unit involved with hilling osama bin laden in pakistan in may. none of those killed was believed to be part of the bin laden operation. president obama was briefed on the attack and expressed condolences to the families of those killed. he said, their deaths are a reminder of the extraordinary sacrifices made by the men and women of our military and their families, including all who have served in afghanistan. as the united states draws down its presence in the country, the special forces are expected to become more important. >> the president of the united states says we are leaving afghanistan and we have begun to leave. what are we going to leave behind? special operations forces. >> reporter: although nato deaths have decreased slightly in afghanistan, the latest attack demonstrates how dangerous the country remains. even for the most elite american and afghan forces. >> for more now, i'm joined by barry mccaffery, retired general. thanks for being here. >> thanks, alex. >> we heard some of the u.s. service members were pa

film makers are getting. . >>> hollywood is making a movie about osama bin laden but they are being ven too much information from the military operation. the same people who produced the oscar winning movie are producing the osama bin laden film and they say they are giving information that is already available to the public. the movie is expected to hit the 2012 election. >>> they are going to to tow in oh -- toe to tow in iowa and -- toe to tow in iowa debate. >> that's right. >> reporter: eight rivals are clamoring forefront rival status. -- for front rival status. john huns man is still struggling to gain name recognition but meanwhile it is the republican who is not even in the race who is getting a lot of attention this week. texas governor rick perry is expected to run. >> it is just around the corner. >> reporter: former alaska governor sarah palin is still testing the waters and she takes her bus tour after the debate. allison burns ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the so-called super committee is coming up with a plan to reduce the nation's deficit. they are taking three from the h

suspects that was believed took part in the rioting and shooting. >> a movie about the hunted for osama bin laden has developed a battle. the oscar director is making a picture for sony pictures expected in cities right before the 2012 presidential election. chair of homeland security company asked for a c.i.a. and probe to see if the obama administration gave out sensitive details on the mission that killed bin laden. they say they won't discuss classified information. >>> the government says it has lost contact with experimental hype sonic glider as it launched from vandenberg. this is animation of it. they say it launched this morning and successfully separated from the booster and flew on its own. moments later they lost contact. it could travel from new york to los angeles in less than 12 minutes. >>> we definitely wouldn't be toobl see. >> it we saw a little more sunshine. >> it's finally coming out a little later. you can see it finally breaking out as we look to the east from southeast this morning. good news, flight arrival delays are over into sfo. and warmer weather might be over also.

three months after killing osama bin laden, the navy seals are back in the news. this time it's a dark day. 22 seals are among 30 americans killed when their helicopter was shot down. elizabeth palmer explains how it happened. >> the helicopter came down southwest of coble. of the 30 americans aboard, 22 were members of the special operations navy seal team six. the same unit that killed osama bin laden. the other eight were army and air force personnel. a civilian translator, seven afghan commandos and a special trained dog also died. the crash site has now been cordenned off, but the taliban claimed they shot down the shanuk early this morning. u.s. military sources say it was called in as backup by another unit which run into trouble. local witnesses report it was hit with a rocket propelled grenade, a popular weapon among the taliban because it is light and cheap although usually inaccurate. from camp david, president obama said their deaths are a reminder of the sacrifices our men and women make and their families. in afghanistan where roads are nonexistent,

bush administration and specifically him deserving some credit for the capture and killing of osama bin ladentten most of the attention. this is something you tried for many years and couldn't seal the deal. now, they see it as a vindication effort to save face and rationize a lot of the efforts that the bush administration took much of the term. >> former secretary of state, colin powell, one of the voices criticizing him. he aus couped cheney of taking cheap shots and thought the tone overall was misguided. take a listen to this. >> in fact, the kind of headline i would expect to come out of a gossip columnist or the kind of headline you might see one of the supermarket tabloids roit. it is not the kind of headline i would expect to come from a former vice president of the united states of america. >> what do you think of that? >> reporter: he was right. that very much was a tabloid thing to say. it has many members of his own party not very impressed like we saw with general powell. he showed with this book and this media tour a portrait of the bush white house that not many of us got to s

>>> pushback from congressmen over a film about the hunt of osama bin laden.ebecca black performs the song that made her a youtube sensation on tv, and plus tyler perry is set to go the way of oprah, and an update for you "true blood" fans out there. let's get the scoop today from the pop culture columnist courtney hazlett, and what is going on here with the h movie about osama bin laden? >> well, it is made by kathryn bigelow and you might recognize the name from the "hurt locker." well, the chairman of the homeland security is asking for investigation of what kind of facts the producers may have gotten from the government about this film? i will summarize the white house's response for you, and they said, it is ridiculous that we would have passed along classified information and of course we won't do that and if we are presented with pointed questions that we can confirm the truth or not or set somebody straight, that is one thing, but we are not passing along secrets here, and that is basically what is being alleged. >> and this is coming from congressman

what we have found in afghanistan, what we saw in the killing of osama bin laden, it's the rise of special forces. it's the raise of sale team six, it's general petraeus' war ideology. they're not fought with the doctrine of overwhelming force. chris: that's so expensive. >> so expensive. the president can say, you're not even talking about the reality anymore. by the time the election happens, we'll be out of libya, withdrawing from iraq. we're just not going to hear about this. we'll hear about apology tours and how the president doesn't embody american exceptionalism. another cultural issue. chris: another way to say, we're going to take our country chris: welcome back. john, tell me something i don't know. >> for the entire republican presidential campaign, people assumed mitt romney was not going do to compete in iowa. with rick perry, michele bachmann and ron paul in the race, i think the romney campaign is saying they could split the conservative side of the field and we could sneak in and win iowa. my prediction is he'll compete there full-on by next january. >> chris, here we are

what we have found in afghanistan, what we saw in the killing of osama bin laden, it's the rise of specialorces. it's the raise of sale team six, it's general petraeus' war ideology. they're not fought with the doctrine of overwhelming force. chris: that's so expensive. >> so expensive. the president can say, you're not even talking about the reality anymore. by the time the election happens, we'll be out of libya, withdrawing from iraq. we're just not going to hear about this. we'll hear about apology tours and how the president doesn't embody american exceptionalism. another cultural issue. chris: another way to say, we're going to take our ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] because you never stop improving your recipe... we never stop improving ours. we've added a touch of philly cream cheese to kraft natural shredded cheese, which adds a touch of creamy to any dish. kraft touch of philly shredded cheese. we're not just making great cheese. we're taking it further. ♪ chris: welcome back. john, tell me something i don't know. >> for the entire republican presidential campaign, people assumed mitt

white house may be giving the producers too much access about the military operation that killed osama bin laden. the same people who produced the oscar winning moving are producing this osama bin laden movie and the white house says they will only get information that is available to the public. >>> we have late word the coast guard has rescued two crew members who went missing over the pacific ocean. they say that jet lost contact late last night and several military jets along with two coast guard cutters took part in the search. they diverted a war ship to that area as well and once again they have just rescued two crew members on board that jet. they will give us more information later today. >>> the time now is 5:15 and tonight presidential candidates will be debating in iowa. wrapping from our washington d.c. newsroom, they are all trying to take down the front- runner, allison? >> reporter: that's right it comes a few days before before and much of tonight's debate focuses on mitt romney. this week on the campaign trail they have all been talking about the economic turmoil. >> we have to

team 6, the unit credited with the killing of osama bin laden in pakistan earlier this year. the horrible news comes at the end of a week in which those back home were focused on knt's debt, falling stock prices and partisan squabbling. >> now this brute's reminder, we are still a knt at war with 98,000 american troops putting their lives on the line i afghanistan every day. we begin our coverage from our kabul base and atia abawi. good evening. >> reporter: good evening, lester. the taliban quickly claimed responsibility for today's attack stating that its fighters shot down the helicopter with a rocket. the american and afghan special forces were working side-by-side when their operation took a deadly turn. a senior american official says the team was on its way to a mission not far from kabul in wardak province. a site known for strong taliban presence. their target, a target housing insurgent fighters. the ch-37 chinook helicopter came und are fire and crashed killing everyone onboard. in operations like this one, helicopters can be especially vulnerable. >> this helicopt

new details on the daring raid to capture and kill osama bin laden. stay with us. you're in "the situation room." >>> stock prices are tanking for the eighth straight day. even though the danger of the united states defaulting on its debt has now been lifted at least until the beginning part of 2013. richard quest came here all the way from london to join us. a lot of people are shocked. they thought for a few days the removal of the threat to the u.s. economy would give wall street a badly needed boost. >> i told you the relief rally was an inch thick and a mile wide. and today it went down the plug hole. and the reasons were not just about u.s. debt, u.s. economic growth, manufacturing numbers, the terrible consumer confidence numbers. the consumer numbers here and at home in the u.s. italy and spain, bond yields, both rose dangerously over 6%. those countries are now under attack in the bond markets. we saw gold at record prices again. the swiss franc is at record. you're seeing a flight to quality. and in that environment, what you've seen is the dow also -- or

because if you put in eric olson, bin laden, and his hometown of tacoma, this comes up in the headlines. tacoma plays its part in osama bin laden raid. or my favorite, tacoma mom gushes about son's role in finding osama bin laden. [applause] >> she is beautiful, by the way. his mother is beautiful. but i was eagerly reading this thing, he must have called her and told her everything about the raid. he told her nothing. in fact, he didn't call her for four days after the raid. she really didn't know anything about it and he called to tell her when his retirement ceremony would be taking place essentially. this is what she said, to eric she said, it occurred, it was successful and now we're on to today. now, we're hoping to get a bit more than that from him tonight. but i am going to tell you right off the bat that admiral olson has had a career, a successful career as a navy seal because he's kept his mouth shut. so i know this is not a forum he is used to. we have talked in advance. this is how far i got in an off-the-record session which he's now allowed me to talk about what he said in that off-the-record session. i

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the same team that took down osama bin laden. he guys on the chopper were not actually on the team that took down bin laden. they deploy from a tiny military facility in virginia beach. we will be reporting from there this morning. much more on the historic downgrade of america's credit rating. asian markets will be opening hours from now. we will take a look at how bad things could get on wall street. plus there's a manhunt underway for a family of fugitives. why one mother is unking her three children to turn themselves in. three kids on the run. and one story of serious interest to you. looks like the end of an era to a tv show that gave new meaning to the term "housewives." the lights will switch off and reports are this season will be the last. i don't know what you are going to do on sunday nights from now on. >> dan, i don't know either. any thoughts ever replacement show for that? >> you know what? you could always go on the web and watch repeats. >> dan, an excellent suggestion, as always. thank you very much. >> thank yo