tracking unit and he wrote a book on it too on on osama bin laden it's right there called osama bin laden and he's going to really help us understand this so i just first want to say thank you so much for being on the show thank you for having me nice to get the chance to speak to you so obviously iran is such a hot button issue right now i just want to know what you think the reality of an attack on iran is going to be it's likelihood because just to put it in context i mean we heard bush talking about this when he made the axis of evil speech it came up again after the u.s. attack iraq a lot of people thought that if there was an attack on iran it would come when bush was president so does that in some way mean that hot if it's gone this long without it that it lessens the chance i don't think so i think they're going to go to war with iran because it's really not an american choice anymore it's and this really choice and the choice of the american jewish lobby you'll notice when obama wanted to talk about whether there should be war against the iranians he didn't go to the co

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bin laden's death. consistently during those years, pakistani leaders said this about bin laden's whereabouts. >> i don't think osama in five look after 11 in five safe houses. fatah says right after 9/11 her family scattered. she went from the area around kandahar, afghanistan, to karachi, pakistan and stayed there for about eight or nine months. in mid-2002 she went to peshawar, pakistan and reunited with bin laden there and the family and stayed there for eight or nine months. in 2003 she went to the city of haripur in pakistan and stayed there for about two years and in 2005 she went to abbottabad, pakistan, to that compound where they stayed there for six years until bin laden's death. bin laden may not have been with her that entire time, but fatah says while they were on the run she gave birth to four of the five children she had with bin laden. in her report she claims to have given birth to two children in a pakistani government hospital. she says she only stayed in the hospital for two or three hours each time. the new york times cites a separate document saying she gave fake i.d. papers to hospital staff.

, the story that came out to the day the treasure trove that was part by seal team 6 revealed osama bin ladenake out president obama and general petraeus and the president obviously didn't know that. he made this call to go after osama bin laden not knowing he was being targeted. the dynamics of all this, does this strengthen his case when it comes to decision making and leadership? >> anything that reminds the american people of that extraordinary moment that decision to take out bin laden, anything that does that will help the resident because it's unchallengeable, there is nothing that the other candidates can do that come close to it. and it reminds voters that look, this hunt went on for a very long time. president bu president bush invested a lot personally, president obama got it done in a very gutsy decision. the intelligence around it is fascinating. al qaeda was a threat. it has reshaped our strategic thinking about al qaeda, afghanistan, and it opened up new areas that any president going forward can look at. so that is a moment of leadership, incredible story, what you saw in 2004

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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. >> osama bin laden apparently plotted to kill president obama. the details were found in documents during the raid on his compound last may. u.s. navy seals killed and osama bin laden during the raid. he planned to attack a plane carrying president obama and leon panetta. but they did not have the weapons to shoot down the plane. >> lawyers for bradley manning are facing a setback. his lawyers cannot take sworn pretrial statements from eight witnesses. they're reviewed information that manning is accused of leaking. >> a conversation about casinos in annapolis. is a $1 billion plan that could overhaul part of the area. they heard the pitch for a full- blown casino at the national harbors. there are some who support this, but others are concerned about the cost. one business once the casino for itself. brad bell is live with the latest. >> if you will pardon the pun this is a high-stakes debate. he has a long way to go. they started today with the hearing. >> they come to the national harbour to stroll the water front pads for exercise. for the dev

. >> desmienten una versiÓn de wikieaks sobre el cadÁver de osama bin laden.nzamos. ♪ >> Éste es, su noticiero univisiÓn, edición nocturna. >> comenzamos en alabama hablando de inmigraciÓn. al tiempo que se desplazaba una marcha exigiendo respeto por los derechos civiles de los inmigrantes una corte bloqueÓ parte de la ley. las resoluciones de la marcha y la decisiÓn de la corte. >> muy buenas noches, mÁs de 200.000 hispanos sin documentos que viven en alabama esta noche se fueron a dormir con un gran respiro. la corte de apelaciones bloqueo dos secciones de la ley que prohibÍan ejercer los derechos mÁs fundamentales. pero las buenas noticias comenzaron aquÍ, con una histÓrica marcha. >> son pasos que recorrieron el camino. >> el principio de un movimiento, de una comunidad latina para defender nuestros derechos. >> ha reunido dos comunidades en un bloque. >> somos una tercera parte de la poblaciÓn de los estados unidos, si nos unimos no hay candidato que pueda ser elegido sin nosotros. >> la marcha que reuniÓ a toda una geografÍa hispana. >> estamos aquÍ para

, but also was put fully on display i think in the successful operation to kill osama bin saad and passion osama bin ladenre you saw intelligence provided by people who have been detained under the laws of war, electronic surveillance producing more intelligence, all put together to look at where osama bin laden had been hiding, and then the use of military force to go out and kill him or under the rules of the criminal justice system, which administrations of both political parties had used in their approach to terrorism before 9/11, we would have instead indicted osama bin laden and sit people down to try to arrest him, after he had committed a crime. they switched to the approach of war made our policy for looking, to try to stop people like osama bin laden and terrorist groups from attacking the united states before they could attack. the second lesson i would draw from the last 10 years, and also helps us to look forward, is that after 9/11 we treated intelligence and information differently. we tried to broaden the scope of intelligence available, and to deepen it. so to take one example before 9/11

we know taking down osama bin laden was a very big deal. if we're playing the word game when i was a kid, i used to watch the game "password" desperation. >> newt gingrich is also addressing it. he refused to address someone who called president obama a muslim. then he went on fox news and said this about the president. >> he's a christian whose policies are to apologize to muslim extremists for killing americans at the same time, waging war against the catholic church. why is he more sensitive to radical islamists killing americans than to the catholic church and baptists and people pro-life. the fact is, this is a very strange presidency. >> is that desperation? >> that's cowardice. to attack the president? why didn't he stand up to the guy who called the president a muslim? the only reason, these guys are terrified to death of the tea party. how can we possibly trust them in foreign policy matters if they don't stand up to their own people. >> newt gingrich on the campaign trail had a chance to do what john mccain did in 2008 when he sai

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now that we have osama bin laden, we are in a stronger position. >> the cease-fire has been agreed to this week -- between israeli forces and palestinian militants after four days of clashes. >> more bloodshed in syria. 47 women and children are killed. they do not agree on a way forward. and the internet company yahoo sues facebook over a patent violation including privacy controls. it is of a clock in singapore. >> 3:00 in london. krupp costing on pbs and america, welcome to newsday. >> president obama has described as heartbreaking the killing of 16 civilians by an american soldier. he also warned against a hurried withdrawal of u.s. troops from afghanistan. most of the victims, including nine children, were killed with a single shot to the head. the soldier is in custody. >> in kandahar, there has been an uneasy silence. people see what happened to the unnamed american soldier who carried out this massacre, shooting children in the head and beating and killing women. most afghans seem to want him handed over to afghan justice. it will not happen. >> i feel very sad, and even i am

bin laden's death. consistently during those years, pakistani leaders said this about bin laden's whereabouts. >> i don't think that osama bin laden is in pakistan. >> the interrogation report filed in january is paraphrased by a police offense. the report has fatah saying the family lived in at least five locations in pakistan after 9/11, in at least five safe houses. according to the report, fatah says after 9/11, her family scattered. she went to the area around afghanistan, to karachi, pakistan. stayed there for about eight or nine months. in mid-2002, she went to bashar, reunited with bin laden there. then she said the family went to suwhat in pakistan, stayed there for eight or nine months. in 2003, she said she went to the city of parapor, and then in 2005, she said she went to abod abod to that compound where they stayed for about six years until bin laden's death. he may not have been with her that entire time, but fatah said while they were on the run, she gave birth to four of the five children she had with bin laden. in her report, the report says, she claims to have given birth to two children in a pakistani

more details on what osama bin laden was planning. what did you find?'s just these documents are fascinating, he got this look into the actual documents that osama was writing. he did not like obama and thought little of joe biden because one of the quotes, obama is the head of infidelity and killing him automatically will make joe biden take over the presidency. biden is totally unare prepared and will lead the u.s. into a crisis. as for petraeus, he is the man of the hour. another thing he mentioned was kashmiry, the guy he hoped would undertake some of these efforts to bring down planes carrying the president or general petraeus. kashm kashmiri was killed a month after bin laden was killed. >> and you mentioned that they were -- it was plane attacks again. any detail on that or just take down this plane? >> yeah, he did want his, he acted as though herp a manager of the small or medium sized firm, telling he wanted his people to step up and recruit u.s. people where people could easily travel to the u.s. he wanted to have amirs and others serve two-y

what is the most important thing we're learning from osama bin laden's capture? learned that osama bin laden wanted to kill obama. my takeaway was this man rooting in this compound, increasingly felt that al qaeda had blown it. that it so alienated itself from muslims around the world that it should come up with a new name, that the name al qaeda -- >> a marketing problem for al qaeda. >> it was a rebranding exercise. so, he was a man who was surrounded by the loss of his comrades, increasingly despaired. >>> george clooney talking on the hill and going to white house and getting arrested. i caught up with him right after he was released. here's what he said. you think you accomplished something by getting arrested here? >> you never know that if you're accomplishing anything. we're trying to bring attention to a moment many time that's important. >> so, he was talking about sudan, he's worried yet about another massacre in sudan. ethnic cleansing in sudan. we haven't heard much out of anybody in the political world, certainly not the president or the republicans

he has been dealing with record unemployment, the bankruptcy of general motors, osama bin laden, two wars to clean up. but somehow, in spite of all his problems, he is turning lemons into lemonade. lower unemployment, a new gm, no more osama bin laden, and an imminent end to two very pesky wars, which when complete, will have earned him his nobel peace prize. [applause] so let's start by reviewing the real estate metrics for oakland and san francisco from the past 12 months. vacancies were split in 2011 with san francisco dropping to 12.1%, and the oakland cbd moving up to 16%. in 2012, demand for high-tech space in south of market will lower vacancies to single digits and will migrate into north of market commodity space such as the linkedin lease just completed at one montgomery. office rents were also split with rates dropping to $28 in oakland and rising to over $40 per square foot in san francisco. rents in san francisco will rise to the $60 or $70 per square foot levels, and it will trigger new office construction for the first time in over four years. oakland, are you listening

>> what i hear from the voters who show up at even these republican events, they mention osama bin laden. this is the president who got osama bin laden, and they all concede that point. you ask him, what has the president done? is there anything you can think of? chris: the most obvious, but overlooked. he got the guy we've been chasing for 10 years. >> that's why the a.p. is called the a.p. i think it's the good auto numbers. to me when the good auto industry numbers came out, when the auto industries paid back the money they owed, that took a whole big thing off the table for the republicans and something that the president can brag about. more cars sold by detroit. chris: what's good for general motors is good for america. howard fineman said that. before we break, john heilemann and his co-author are seeing their great book on the screen as an hbo movie. there they were at the washington premiere, there they are, boifment here's a scene i like. here's woody harrelson, high think stole the show, as well as joanne moore. he played steve schmitt. at this point in the movie the prep for

bin laden some years ago. what surprised you. what's the most important thing that you heard that helps us understand osama bin laden? of the documents is clearly the loss of control that bin laden sees in the movement. the fact that the movement itself is getting out of his control, both in terms of discipline and in terms of what he's able to actually direct. and you see that then reflected in tensions between him and iman al zawahiri, they have different views of where they should attack, bin laden wanting to attack in the united states with zawahiri hits in places they can. striking is a beleaguered movement and a leader that has to realize he's losing control over quickly. >> there's also this. we have not had an attack in ten years. part of that is good police work. how much of it is their inability to mount the kind of mission that bin laden wanted to? >> they came very close. if you look at the british planes plot where they were going to place bombs in liquid containers, the reason we can carry only three ounces of liquid today on planes, that was a plot with a dozen airliners that really would have killed up

one, in terms of belittling the achievement of killing osama bin laden.is slowly but surely etching away at the legitimacy of this particular president. they have, this has been going on in all sort of all facets of the campaign and also, republicans in general. where you have them, whether it is the birther issue or the questioning whether the president is a christian. it is chipping away at his legitimacy. the other thing, the second part of the strategy is going, looking for any and all areas of weakness for the president and his presidency so that to soften the ground for whoever the republican nominee will be. and it looks like it might be for sure mitt romney. who knows? but they're doing anything and everything they can to whittle away at the president's legitimacy. whatever argument he can make for re-election which that's what they're supposed to do. i don't know how successful they're going to be though. that's the thing. >> here's the thing i can tell you, coming up as a communications person in the clinton world, we were always taught that the

. >>> and osama bin laden's plot to kill president obama.n what the terror mastermind had in mind. >>> plus a look inside a notorious cuban prison. we'll show you what cuba's government doesn't want anyone to see. stand by, you're in "the situation room." >>> joining mess today are cnn political contributor and democratic strategist maria cardo cardona, and from atlanta, editor in cheer of the conservative redstate.com, erick erickson. i want to talk enthusiasm on the republican side, and put up for our viewers a new gallup poll that measures the republicans' level of enthusiasm. for mitt romney, would you vote for him? 35%, rick santorum, 34%. now, let's just go back four years ago and look at what they want about john mccain. at this point, 47% of republicans said they were very enthusiastically would vote for john mccain, compared to 35% for mitt romney. what does that tell us? isms to some degree it's comparing apples and oranges that by this time the nomination was wrapped up. so anyone who says there is no enthusiasm gap, there is. the

was osama bin laden really buried at sea? some wikileaks e-mail successes maybe not.internal e-mails tell a different story. one leaked e-mail said the body was flown to a military more rarery in dover delaware -- mortuary in delaware and that osama bin laden's body was not wrapped in a sheet and eased off the uss carl vinson. >>> the united states should lead an international effort to protect key population centers in syria, especially in the north through air strikes on assad's forces. >> mccain says the goal should be to establish and defend safe havens where operation forces could organization efforts against assad -- assad and his people. >>> remember those back-to-back earthquakes we had yesterday in the east bay? why the experts say it was an important wakeup call. sphoo it's an a -- >>> also, it's been a windy day in the bay area. smeaufs. >>> the bay area seismologists are callingle earthquakes that hit yesterday a wakeup call for the bick one. the first -- the big one. the episoent -- the epicenter is right below the mira vista golf course. the hayward faul

behind a wife and two small children, ages 2 and 4. >>> we're now learning new details about how osama bin laden nine years on the run after the september 11 attacks. according to "the new york times" bin laden's young wife has told pakistani leaders that during the years, osama bin laden moved among five safehouses and fathered five children. this raises the question of how he was able to move around five times without the knowledge of the government. >>> look out our window. it's a little cloudy out there. it's not raining. steve will be here in just a minute. he'lltel you if we're gonna have a wet weekend -- we'll tell you if we're gonna have a wet weekend. >> and -- >>> and look who police pulled over. we'll tell you about the bat mobile that got the crusader in trouble. our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more ch

they are glad they got osama bin laden, glad that gaddafi is gone. the truth is, he has got a terrific record of going after these folks. of course, they do not even have problems with the tactics, whether it be the drones or others. that is the right side of that. but there is the left side. he has been reaching out to the world, which george bush did not do, going to cairo and making that speech, going to india, one of the most important countries in the world, not only with our relationship with india but because of the significant, muslim. the largest islamic country in the world, and what he has done is create a very positive face of america in europe and especially in as places where we did not have that much of a representation. they want to pretend that we are in a bunker mentality. president obama, and a critical part of his presidency, and what i think will make him a great president by the end of the second term, is that he is going to change our reputation in the world in a huge way, because people believe that he believes that the whole

and yet to be championed in the shooting in afghanistan. >> shocking new details of ament by osama bin ladenbiden could become president. and bin laden felt biden was totally unprepared and it would lead to a crisis in the united states. according to the documents bin laden said killing general petraeus would alter the war in afghanistan and intelligence forces tell fox news the plot was taken seriously but determined to be purely an aspiration. some question the timing of the release since president obama is running for re-election. coon any in -- clooney in cuffs after leading a protest outside the sudan embassy in washington, dc. he is a critic of the humanitarian abuse and crisis in the sioux dan and is talking about it with chris wallace. >> would you like to see the united states involved in having a know fly zone or bombing. >>guest: the truth is this: you will understand this. if you are standing there and you see a kid with both his hands missing from some jerk, you know, 10,000' in the airdropping bombs, on innocent people you would like to see a nato plane take those guys out of t

look at osama bin laden. in his final days, he relied on one of the most ancient forms of communication, a courier. but he used that courier to take thumb drives to internet caves to upload his messages. in this chapter, you learn how people are radicalized. you meet a legend in the intelligence community. 40 years at the agency. he is someone who had the courage to be the first government official to publically identity al awlaki as a threat. and what he explains is the internet really is the driver of radical islam and radical ideas. it is a digital jihad. and this was predicted by the u.s. government back in 2007 in something called the national intelligence estimate. this is the intelligence community's most-predicted document of the future. so this is not a surprise. and what you find in virtually every case in the united states is there is some kind of internet component. and one of the elements of my reporting that strung outside interest is i do believe there's a generational divide. people who grew u