the president got his way and got osama bin laden. hannity spent eight years propping up a president who admitted he didn't care about getting bin laden. president bush lost interest six months after 9-11. >> i don't know where he is, i don't spend that much time on him. i truly am not that concerned about him. >> bush was so unconcerned that he outsourced the attempt to get bin laden at tora bora in 2002. then disband the bin laden unit in the cia in 2006. so hannity can keep misleading his viewers on fox about osama bin laden, and attacking this administration's foreign policy. but we all know how president obama will respond to that. >> ask osama bin laden and the 22 out of 30 top al qaeda leaders taken off the field whether i engage in appeasement. or whoever is left out there. ask them about that. >> okay, sean, i've shown you our tapes. now your turn. show us the tapes proving president obama didn't want to kill the number one terrorist in the world, osama bin laden, responsible for 9-11. your move, mr. intellectual honesty. >>>

osama bin laden was pushed out of sudan, and settle into southern afghanistan, and was a supporter of the taliban. >> it was a two-way street. 9/11 happens, then how does the picture change? >> one of the things osama bin laden was doing to support the taliban, he was providing -- killing the leader of the northern alliance. that was the small part of the country still resisting the taliban and al qaeda. a couple of days before 9/11 he was assassinated. in addition, the al-qaida abroad in foreign fighters to supplement the ranks of the taliban -- brought in foreign fighters to supplement the ranks of the taliban. while they were co-located in supportive of each other, they have different goals, but their immediate contact worked well for both of them. >> after 9/11, when we retaliated appropriately, that caused the taliban to scatter and flay low for a while? >> absolutely. one of the reasons osama bin laden was able to escape was his relationship with the taliban and the mujahideen, some of the networks we supported in the past. >> so, turning the clock forward, and here we are in 20

you gotta taste this soup. >> cruise and pakistan are destroying the compound where osama bin laden wasled last may. -- crews in pakistan are destroying the compound where osama bin laden was killed last may. they're trying to prevent it from ever becoming a shrine. >> nelson mandela is expected to be released from the hospital on monday. he was admitted into a hospital in johanna this morning. he is trying to figure out what is calling a stomach ailment. the 93-year-old is not in any danger. >> the son of the late robert f. kennedy faces misdemeanor charges. douglas kennedy was trying to take his newborn son out for a walk when somebody tried to stop him. they say he became violent. he was arrested on thursday and this -- he was a arrested on thursday. him and his wife called the charges and absurd. >> what are these wins going to calm down? >> give us until about 8:00 tonight. you will notice a big difference. a lot of people this morning walk up to snow. about 10 or 15 minutes, these are the snow showers traveling across the great lakes into western maryland. it did not amount to a w

back. >> well, sean hannity is blowing smoke about president obama in his role in the killing of osama bin laden. last night on the show, i challenged hannity to explain this quote. >> the president will say we got bin laden, putting that aside. >> the public gives him credit for that. >> the public does give him credit for it but it wouldn't have happened if he had his way, that can be proven as well on tape. >> we showed you tapes proven hannity wrong. today he brought it up on his radio show he insisted we would not have found bin laden without the use of the bush era enhanced interrogation techniques, which president obama opposed. his evidence was a tape of brian williams, an interview with former cia director leon panetta. >> can you confirm that it was as a result of waterboarding that we learned what we needed to learn to go after bin laden? >> you know, brian, in the intelligence business you work from a lot of sources of information and that was true here. we had a multiple source, multiple series of sources that provided information with regards to this situation. clearly some of it c

fritty, the man who helped us get osama bin laden in prison and treating him this way. that is their decision of noncooperation. about one other group whose lives are in danger. there are 3,000 iranian exiles who have been residing in iraq. because they were enemies and are enemies of the iranian mullah dictatorship, these exile members who were members of the mek are in great danger. our designation to their organization as a terrorist organization has been a major stumbling block in efforts to resettle them and take them to safety. are we going to wait until there is some kind of another slaughter of these people? they already were slauters. they're unarmed. before we act to get them resettled, something as easy as trying to take that designation off the terrorist organization would help dramatically. and we can do that unilaterally. >> first, we are deeply concerned about the security and safety of the residents of camp ashrof. and we have supported the work of the united nations to find a path forward to relocate the residents and that is now begun. we fully support

according to bin laden's brother- >>> before his death, osama bin laden told his kids, don't be like your dad. according to osama bin laden's brother-in-law, the terrorist told his children and grandchildren to live in peace and don't do what he's doing or what he has done. osama bin laden also told them to go to america or europe and get a good education. osama bin laden is believed to have had about 25 children. >>> our student rise ago bove tonight comes from a whole family of rising stars. he is the youngest of three siblings who practically raised one another and definitely saved one another. wendy has followed them for 10 years and tonight introduces us to the youngest college graduate. >> reporter: alfonso taylor is the tiny baby in his mother's arms in this picture. not long after it was taken, she was shot and killed by his father. >> i try and just think that as we are now, my relationship with her now, through prayer. but it is just not the same. >> reporter: that was alfonso when he was a senior at st. mary's college high school in berkeley five years ago. foster kids like

according to bin laden's brother- in-law: the >>> 4748 your time of before his dealt, osama bin ladenold his children not to live a life like his. he told them to live in peace on the don't do what he is doing or had done. he also told them to go to america or europe and get a good education. bin laden is believed to have had about 25 children. >>> an independent review offers steps the u.s. department can take to improve green energy programs. the review awas ordered after the bankruptcy of solyndra. the government has set aside $10 billion for the program. >>> washington state has officially become the 7th state to legalize gay marriage. [ screaming ] it was signed into law. it takes effect june 7. opponents are mounting challenges on multiple fronts. they plan to file a challenge monday that could put the law on hold pending the outcome of a november vote. >>> new jersey is one step closer to recognize gay marriage. the state assembly will now take up the bill. however, the governor of new jersey chris christie has promised to veto it. >>> a small girl in the balkans lucky to be al

we confirmed this with records seized from osama bin laden's compaq after his death. we saw this with the plot to bomb the new york subway system in 2009. meanwhile, al qaeda affiliate's have emerged as significant threats. al qaeda in the arabian peninsula operating in yemen has attended several attacks on the united states, including the failed christmas day airline bombing in 2009 and the attempted bombing of u.s.-bound cargo planes in october 2010. most recently, we have a growing concern about the threat from homegrown violent extremists. these individuals have no typical profile. their experiences and motives are often distinct, but they are increasingly savvy and willing to act alone, which makes them difficult to find and stop. in 2009, smadi was a 19-year-old jordanian citizen living in texas, and although he espoused loyal to -- loyalty to al qaeda and some of the modern, he was not affiliated with any groups that would become terrorists. he had become radicalized on his own on the internet. when he expressed clear interest in attacking a dallas skyscraper,

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he was a major figure in osama bin laden's inner circle. joining me now with more on this story is our correspondent in cairo. jon, how important is this arrest? >> well, apparently, according to egyptian sources, he was temporarily in charge of al qaeda after osama bin laden's death. of course now another is now, but he has been on the run since the 1980's. he joined egyptian islamic jihad and were fighting inside the country of egypt against the egyptian government. and then moved to al qaeda and fought mostly the west. at the moment, he was on his way to pakistan when he landed in cairo where it's reported the egyptian authorities had a tipoff or maybe just decided to give himself up. but now, according to authorities, they have him in custody. >> thank you. now, it's been a good night for presidential hopeful mitt romney. he claimed victory in michigan and arizona. michigan was seen as vital for his campaign. mitt romney was born in the state and his father served as governor. here's our correspondent, mark mardell. >> despite the crowd

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pakistanis are saying that they did this because they wanted to prevent it from becoming a shrine to osama bin laden'sollowers. the united states, if you remember, also for these considerations buried osama bin laden's body at sea, and if you look back at history, the west german government in 1952 destroyed hitler's house in the bavarian alps for that same reason. that has been done in the past. however, if you talk to observers, they say another reason is that this compound was a symbol of humiliation for the pakistani military. people were outraged, how could they not know, this was one mile from some are saying the pakistani equivalent of west point, major military academy, how is it possible, 30 miles from the capital, islamabad, like a suburb. so they're raising this symbol of humiliation ahead of the first anniversary since that happened, which is going to be in may. this is the context in which this is happening. >> so with this being the symbol of that type of frustration that you're talking about, the frustration, the relationship between pakistan and the u.s., what is it like right now? >>

we have been speaking with one of the movement he figures and a former close ally of osama bin laden. >> he is making an entrance. these trappings may fit a pakistan politician, but this man is a former friend of osama bin laden. the founder of a major islamic militant group accused of killing hundreds. he refuses to discuss the order, but he does have other words for the united states. >> we do not care to carry out the 9/11 attacks. the question is why they were targeted, why did the attacks take place thousands of miles away. the american public should think about this. that is due to american policies. that to be the real question. >> is right here at this intersection that one of the first -- took place in 2002. since then, pakistanis have died. the ordinary public -- a fact of being exploited by this extremist group. >> it is not just this man who is leading the charge. the group operates under aliases, giving them more protection against the security crackdown. >> our leaders have brought us together and we want to tell the entire world. we will be at the forefront in jihad. >>

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number two, the points about osama bin laden is a fair one. by and large, barring some big change, a global event or crisis, an election about the economy, about the role of government, an election about taxes and spending, perhaps health care. however, these republican candidates, and the white house, they get this too, the giant question mark in the foreign policy front and center is the question of iran, the iaea inspectors told to leave without seeing the nuclear facilities, the price of gas rising every day in part boss of the confrontation and the uncertainty. that's a giant question mark. we can't, as we speak tonight, have any idea whether it will be a big issue in november, and if it is, how it will play. >> who scored highest among conservatives? i'll announce that to the panel when we come back. a lot more to talk about. also we look back on the life and legacy of marie colvin, killed yesterday just a few hours after talking to us on the program. when you have diabetes... your doctor will say get smart about your weight. i tried wei

. >>> and pakistan has demolished the compound where osama bin laden spent the last six years of hisife. crews worked through the weekend and finished just this morning. bin laden was killed in a raid by u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s. >>> back here at home, republican presidential candidates are campaigning in michigan ahead of the critical primary. mitt romney and rick santorum are battling over who is the true conservative in the race. abc's tahman bradley has more. >> reporter: the republican primary is just a day left before the crucial primary. santorum mocked romney for claiming he's resolute. >> maybe he doesn't understand what the term "resolute" means. but it means you're supposed to have sort of a resolve of a consistent pattern of beliefs. >> reporter: romney jabbed santorum on some of his votes in congress. >> he said he did it to take one for the team but my team is for the people of michigan and america. i'm going to fight for you. >> reporter: a gallup poll shows santorum lost ten points to romney in a week. santorum is defending some of the statements including calling presiden

it's good osama bin laden is gone and good that moammar gadhafi is gone.s i mentioned are good. and it's good that detroit is back for america. not just for obama. >> and i think that in many ways, the extreme, when you take the extreme, perry, then i think it -- and it begins to raise questions on things that you might say are very reasonable because people no longer trust the judgment of the people that are talking. >> that's right. romney is right. romney talked about unemployment the other day. the real unemployment rate is still pretty high. a lot of people are underemployed. that's true. and the economy is not perfect. you reduce credibility for that when the party you are representing says things like the president didn't want to capture bin laden. they have to narrow down the criticisms and not seem out of touch of where things are. >> is this bill a sign of desperation? is it that they can't find a message? they're tone deaf? i just can't understand why it's such an approach. >> i think it's clearly desperation on their part because they have no m

bin laden. some people said he had nothing to do with the death of osama bin laden.no matter what, conservatives won't give him credit and won't like him for it. they just do not like the president, and won't give him credit for anything. i think the fact that the president's approval rating is inching up it's great for the president and his supporters. i think for someone like mitt romney who every one says, we keep saying he's the front-runner, but it spells trouble for him because this is a man who can't fire up the republican party base because there's no core. there's no bedrock principles. i think you can change your viewpoints on abortion or gay rights or climate change or your own health care bill, but when you do it for all of them in the span of an election cycle, it causes people to wonder, left, right and center, who are you. >> he did it over the span of two election cycles. that's not fair. come on, jonathan. >> ken, we're talking about the politics, but tell us about the party theme. is it getting funky? are people getting down? are people going to be

new reports that before osama bin laden's death last year he urged his children and grandchildren not to follow his lead. the times of london quoted the brother of bin laden's youngest wife claiming that he wanted his children and grandchildren to go to europe and america and get a good education. >>> firefighters in new dely india worked to douse flames. look at these image outside the israeli mission yesterday and the blast injured four people inside the van. it is believed the device attached to the van led to the explosion called a bomb. police discovered another device on the embassy car in the country of georgia but it didn't explode. israel's prime minimumser toblames iran for both incidents. >>> -- flames iran for both incidents. >>> sailors are stuck on a icebound boat in the river. that river by the way one of europe's key waterwaysch the river wind nearly 1800 miles through 9 european co

as 5,000 people have been killed by government forces. >>> pakistan has completely demolished osama bin laden's compound. construction crews finished the job this morning leaving only parts of the outer wall remaining. bin laden lived there for four years before he was killed last may. no word on why authorities decided to destroy the house. >>> wikileaks is planning to release more than five million emails from the intelligence company stratfer. wikileaks says it's the interworkings including what they call the payment laundering techniques and psychological methods. the files also show how the u.s. government attacked wikileaks' founder julian assange. the ceo acknowledged the stolen information saying he did not believe that wikileaks would find anything significant. >>> this morning the legal fight over who is responsible for the worst oil spill in u.s. history is on hold while two sides try to negotiate a settlement out of court. a judge delayed the deepwater horizon oil spill trial to march 5. it was supposed to begin today. thousands are suing bp, rig owner transocean, and the constructi

raid as osama bin laden was since early 2005.of where they are. so many colleagues have been picked off by u.s. drone strikes. as the leader of the organization himself, osama bin laden. i think it would be a very big deal. soledad, there's always been confusion about whether the man that the u.s. government identifies as seif al-adel is in fact a case of mistaken identity with somebody who has a similar kind of background, was involved in al qaeda. so whether or not -- we are still not exactly certain who was arrested at the cairo airport. although the u.s. government identifies this guy as seif al-adel, the military commander of al qaeda, experts in the region have contested that. >> right. the other name that's being brought up is mohamed ibrahim makkawi. in some cases the u.s. says those two names, that's the same person, seif al-adel and mohamed ibrahim makkawi. in others, it seems like the confusion is that maybe mohamed ibrahim makkawi is actually a high ranking al qaeda operative but not the same as seif al-adel. >> repor

grows into a chasm after the repeal import of human rights or worse the release of osama bin laden's right hand man you were. in washington's top military official or had to fire zero to trying to span criminal charges against american angio members as egypt's military leaders grad down on the western activists who helped them to power a last year. as we have lines here in our sports next with andrew. hello there good to have you company and let's start with a pick the headlines fighting his conviction cyclist alberto contador calls his two year ban a terrible injustice and considers and the pale. russian olympic medal hope they're not a room shy to face is a frantic legal battle to compete at the london games. being elephants we look at how the ivory coast are preparing to live up to their favorites tag in the semifinals of the africa cup of nations. but first disgraced cyclist alberto contador says he hasn't ruled out appealing against his two year ban for failing a drugs test the spaniard was stripped of his twenty ten tour de france title after testing positive for the performanc