bin laden has a great back story. my name is peter bergen. i met osama in eastern afghanistan in march of 1997. >> reporter: peter bergen, a cnn consultant, is the author of "the osama bin laden i know." this documentary is based in part on his groundbreaking reporting. >> he is the son of a billionaire who lives a frugal, simple life. he's sleeping on a floor. he's not using air conditioning. won't even drink cold water. >> reporter: an heir to one of saudi arabia's wealthiest families, he did not want to stand out. at least not yet. >> he doesn't like really to be a leader. never put himself in a position to be a leader. >> reporter: but that would soon change. bin laden was about to be swept up in a movement that would carry him from student to the leader of a holy war. it was a religious movement, one that would pit young muslims against the establishment. it was called sahwa, or the islamic awakening. >> it was the sahwa, at that time it's all about religion and about how to practice islam. >> the sahwa was the islamic awakening of the 1970s. it was

we )re learning more about the seal team six raid to kill wanted terrorist osama bin laden. who says he helped kill bin laden -- may have kept photos of the corpse. newschannel three s jessica larche brings us the new details. while in disguise -- the former virginia beach navy seal matt bissonnette seal told cbs news -- he fired one of the fatal shots -- to kill osama bin laden. now -- "the intercept" publication says bissonnette may have held on to an unauthorized photo of osama bin laden )s corpse. a cnn report -- cites "the intercept" -- which claims bissonnette turned over the photo so he wouldn )t be prosecuted for holding on to classified materials. the intercept s report also clams bissonnette may have had a conflict of interest between his work as a member of seal team six -- and his bissonnette famously laid out his account of the osama bin laden raid in his 2012 best seller "no easy day". the pentagon took issue with the book -- saying it was not accurate and it was a breach of a secrecy agreement. bissonnette claimed safety was not compromised. on the military wat

waterboarding, i'm not for it. >> the president mentioned in a speech this week again about getting osama bin laden. yet he's now going to release some of the body guards of osama bin laden and our department of defense even says that they are a worry. we are releasing them to where? the middle east? we have no control where they go, what they are going to do. we have already facts that past people that were released are back on the battlefield, coming to kill us. this makes no sense whatsoever. >> since this is a money type of show, the argument for doing it is a big waste of money, et cetera. always a big waste of money. if we keep the facility open. if we just don't have people there, that strikes me as a bigger waste of money, right? >> yeah. i think the cost is a red herring. i don't think that's the problem. the problem is we are a nation of laws. this is where you started with it. we don't have a good legal structure. he's wanted to shut it down all along. that's what he's trying to do. >> how much did he pay his chef? >> i don't know. >> this is a money show. you don't know? >> you work for

bin laden -- may have kept photos of the corpse. newschannel three s jessica larche is here with more. "the intercept" publication says former navy seal matt bissonnette dead osama bin laden. bissonnette famously laid out details of the bin laden raid in his 2012 book "no easy day". this is video of his interview -- while in disguise -- with cbs news. today -- cnn is citing "the intercept" publication s report -- which claims bissonnette turned over the photo so he wouldn )t be prosecuted for holding on to classified materials. the report also clams bissonnette may have had a conflict of interest while serving on the virginia beach based seal team -- and his work as a calls to navy officials to confirm the report -- have been met with no response. government officials have tried to keep images of bin laden s corpse out of the public eye -- fearing retaliation for its release. stick with newschannel three -- with more on this developing story starting at four. jessica larche, newschannel three. on the military watch-- the crew of the u-s-n-s patuxent puh-tux-cent is gearing up to deploy from naval station norfolk this week. the crew is scheduled to head out tomor

if you doubt america's commitment to see that justice is done, just ask osama bin laden. >> and ask the leader of al qaeda and yemen who was taken out last year. and the leader of the attacks when you come after americans, we come after you. >> and a nervous nation we are with the going frets and particularly here at home. enough to assauge some of the fears? >> some of them. and i thought it was the most baring part and with the demonstration of isis and right through the paris attacks. and came back with the strong comments about taking out osama bin laden and other terrorists and terrorist leaders throughout the world. and to go out for that area while taking place. and as a way of understating that opposition. >> and to ask about the reflective president. and with the last day and presidential election in the coming months and what he wanted his legacy to be. >> and in the election year. and do you think that will be the case here? >> i think you will see him pushing in the final year. and get involved until the last day in office. >> always good to have you here. >> thank you for c

he says he soon catches the eye of al qaeda's leader. >> i was invited by osama bin laden to join up ith him in the training camps in afghanistan. >> storm won't make it to afghanistan, but he names his son osama in honor of bin laden. >> he was a person who dared to challenge the -- america. >> next time najib sees him in denmark, storm is a different man. >> the things that he was saying were so extreme that some of the imams, they couldn't cope with it, the stuff he was saying. so he was hanging out on the streets and preaching a lot. >> preaching what? >> he was preaching actually jihad. >> that's him, smiling, in 2005. part of a radical islamist demonstration and flag burning outside the american embassy in london. storm is hungry for real action. for jihad. >> he's been in a very hard core environment. >> he sees his opportunity when najib khaja, now a journalist, says he wants to shoot a film about mujahadin in yemen. >> the access that he gave me in yemen was very unique. it was crazy, you know, some of the persons that he introduced me to. >> including the radical cleric anwa

if you doubt america's commitment to see that justice is done, just ask osama bin laden. >> and ask the leader of al qaeda and yemen who was taken out last year. and the leader of the attacks that sit in a prison cell. when you come after americans, >> and a nervous nation we are with the going frets and particularly here at home. enough to assauge some of the fears? >> some of them. and i thought it was the most baring part and with the demonstration of isis and right through the paris attacks. and came back with the strong comments about taking out osama bin laden and other terrorists and terrorist leaders throughout the world. and to go out for that area while taking place. and as a way of understating that opposition. >> and to ask about the reflective president. >> and there was the walk offer presidential election in the coming months and what he wanted his legacy to be. >> and in the election year. and do you think that will be the case here? >> i think you will see him pushing in the final year. and get involved until the last day in office. >> always good to have you here. >> t

osama bin laden has been killed and we destroyed organization that threaten our nation. we have more to do. of course we do. historical agreements on climate change and to stop iran from gaining weapons have been achieved. within the last few days, iran shipped out of iran 12 tons of urr uranium. 12 tons because of barack obama. now we have a lot more to do for america on behalf of the american people. we can't ignore the progress that has been made. my friend talks about the new senate. and there is a new senate because you have a constructive minority. democrats are willing to work with them. the issues we have been able to pass with exception have been issues we should have passed years ago. we could not because the republicans filibustered every we tried to do. we have a lot more to do for the american people. it is a wonderful country and i am pleased with the progress we made during the seven years of barack obama. >> this raises the question of what it takes of the union. the strength and spirit of the american people remain a beacon of hope for the future, our co

they're paying her $200,000 to tell how tough it was a make a decision to kill osama bin laden? this woman is paid for by wall street. >> i will's gri with yagree wit that one. but to be fair there is a strong populist momentum in the democratic party. 43% of iowa caucus democratic voters said they'd side with social -- excuse me -- with bernie sanders. amazing, right? that they'd agree with democratic socialism. this is the fascinating thing happening in the democratic party. it is really the future of america. hillary if she wants to play this populist message that's a tricky area to maneuver around because she did accept money from goldman sachs to speak on their behalf. >> i really think that the american public would be a lot more comfortable with, you know what? i want to make some money but here's the truth, i never liked those people but don't tell me they want to know how tough it was to go after osama bin laden. what was tough was why didn't you take care of our men in benghazi but i'm not going there. >> it is the populism. bernie sanders has been on the ground, speak

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we can see it was a man, osama bin laden, this is the problem. was was an old man sitting in front of a camera and recording and dictate for an hour, long speech. then al jazeera, cnn, all other mainstream organization will show it. but when it comes to the islamic state, no. it is not a one-man show, that is a very well-established organization or party, it is very efficient. the islamic state has three or four distinguished elements which came from al qaeda. the first one, it is self-sufficient financially. they manage to get half a million dollars from islam bank. also equal to $3 million of oil, and even the syrian regime itself. so they have at least between four and $7 billion. so they are self-sufficient financially, not like al qaeda which use to rely on the nations and certain donors. the second thing, the islamic state is awful self-sufficient military wise. they do not need to have arms and when i say self-sufficient they manage to put their hands on a warehouse of weapons when they conquer cities on the backs of the syrian army. also

fight against isis: "if you doubt america's commitment-or mine-to see that justice is done, ask osama bin laden." he's urging congress to approve the transpacific trade deal, lift the embargo against cuba, and act on climate change: he touted the iran nuclear deal as success but didn't mention captured u-s sailors due to be released today. and he repeatedly slammed donald trump's idea of a ban onslims... though not by name. "we need to reject any politics...any politics that targets people because of race or religion." "it's just wrong."south carolina governor nikkialey'srepublican response criticized oken promises but admitted her party ntribes to washington's sfunctn.south carolina 1:05-1:11"theis more aeugh blame to go ound. we as republicans need to own that truth." democrats called the presint's eech inspiring. republicans y itll short:xas 1:16-1:21"i heard the president's words i just wish we uld nvert to action what the esident said.today... the esident leaves washington to ws, washington. day cabinet members are visiting 25 or 30 cities to today cabinet members are visiting 25 or 30 cit

who says he shot osama bin laden.he took pictures of bin laden's body, but according to a new report, bissonnette kept one for himself. the pentagon has ordered all photos destroyed or turned over. the intercept reports bissonnette had one of those photos on his hard drive and struck a deal gauaranteeing he wouldn't be arrested if he turned it over. information on that hard drive may have started a new investigation. nbc news did not independently verify the details of the investigation, but bissonnette's lawyer did tell nbc that the investigation into the alleged release of classified information ended last august. it would not comment on either the reported information or the existence of that photo. >>> the obama administration could announce today new visa requirements for some european travelers. federal officials say they want to make it harder for europeans who have fought for isis to enter the united states. the new rules would affect europeans who are dual nationals of iran, iraq, sudan or syria or have visit

fight against isis: "if you doubt america's commitment-or mine-to see that justice is done, ask osama bin laden." he's urging congress to approve the transpacific trade deal, lift the embargo against cuba, and act on climate change: he touted the iran nuclear deal as success but didn't mention captured u-s sailors due to be released today. and he repeatedly slammed donald trump's idea of a ban not by name. "we need to reject any politics...any politics that targets people because of race or religion." flash "it's ju south carolina governor nikki haley's republican respon broken promises but admitted her party contributes to washington's dysfunction. south carolina 1:05-1:11 "there is more than enough blame to go around. we as republicans need to own that truth." democrats called the president's speech inspiring. republicans say it fell short: texas 1:16-1:21 "i heard the president's words i just wish we would convert to action what the president said." today... the president leaves washington to spread his optimism to a divided nation. audio outcue: tracie potts, nbc news, washington. part of f

osama bin laden wanted to perpetrate large scale terror attacks against the west.did not want his own state. isis does, and it uses its caliphate as a base to launch its terror attacks. the best way to understand the difference between the two groups is to go back to al qaeda's signature moment, its most spectacular attack. ♪ september 11th, 2001. 19 al qaeda operatives hijack 4 planes, knock down 2 skyscrapers, crash into the pentagon and kill almost 3,000 people. >> the people who knocked these buildings down will hear all of us soon. >> at that moment with the american people terrorized, the american government searched for a fitting response to this attack. at that moment, the seeds of isis were planted. it would take years, and untold numbers of dead before isis would supplant al qaeda, but you can draw a line from the horrifying events of 9/11 and the american response to the creation of the islamic state. that line begins 18 months after september 11th, the united states invades iraq. >> my fellow citizens, at this hour, american and coalition forces are in

he is an admitted member of the taliban who fought for osama bin laden. he was a high risk to the u.s. and american citizens. they have dockets on him since 2007nd i kate at the time he threatened to kill u.s. citizens on multiple occasions including a specific threat to cut their throats upon his release. the second inmate khaled muhammad salad aldubi trained with al qaeda in afghanistan. the pentagon determined he posed a medium risk if released. now it is standing behind these releases. >> i was weighing these decisions very, very darefully. >> after 14 years both men are headed to the west african may gos nation of ghana and will be able to leave the country after two years. they are the firster 17 detainees expected to transfer out of guantanamo bay. they are already approved those 17. currently 105 remain at guantanamo. >> garrett tenney, thank you. >>> terror training. some brand new disturbing footage from inside a weapons isis lab. the tapes taken from an isis fighter after he was caught trying to go into europe. the images prove the terror group

remember john miller the current nypd intelligence commissioner did it it with osama bin laden in 1999 a year after the bombings in africa. there is a long tradition of journalists doing stuff like this. the fact that he doesn't work for or was not on the staff of a journalistic outlet is irrelevant. "rolling stone" loved the project. >> i have a bunch of questions about that. does sean penn and mexican actor, they don't have moral conscience. they know this guy has killed thousands of people by selling drugs. he escaped prison. the u.s. wants him. pick up the phone and say here is where he is? >> i love you but i dispute the moral compass idea because i interviewed charles manson. i interviewed fidell castro. pick your terrorist in the middle east over the years i have interviewed. you don't always interview nice people. i have a perfect moral compass. >> charles manson was in prison already. >> i have interviewed other fugitives and moreover i have gone into drug dens and been with dealers and confronted various people. the key to me is -- and this is simple test. was it newsworthy?

he killed osama bin laden and he's tall. so i admire him a lot.hen he agreed to do the interview naturally i asked him to first play a game of candy land with me. >> it's your mov >> it's your move. >> another blue. >> it's an ice cream cone. >> what do you get there? >> the ice cream cone. >> that is so wrong. >> this is going to take forever. >> double red. >> that's a winner. >> i beat the guy who killed bin laden. >> well played. >> thank you for your service. what is your life like after this happened? how has your life changed? >> it is different. i get recognized a lot more places. i was concerned about that how would it be. it has been overwhelmingly positive. the story i haven't told yet i had a woman in front of me in line. she was staring at me. she hielbowed her daughter. her daughter said we have a test about you monday. a test, what do you mean? we have a test about you. i said, do you have a pen and paper? >> what's your name? she said victoria. i wrote please give victoria an a. i signed it. now we take a selfie. when my teacher as

while scuts discussing isis, the president pointed out that osama bin laden was killed under his watch and his big regret is that the partisan divide has grown. both sides of the aisle agree on that. the tone of politics in america needs to change. >> if we want a better politics, it's not enough just to change a congressman or senator or change a president. we have to change the system to reflect our better selves. >> it can be tempting to follow the siren call of the angriest voices. >> that's nikki haley of south carolina. following her republican response last night, she said she is open to the idea of being a vice presidential candidate. >>> later this hour, new york governor andrew cuomo will deliver his state of the state address. in his speech, the governor is expected to announce new state oversight of the homeless problem in new york city. the man who gave the shirt off his back to a homeless man on governor's guests. you can watch governor cuomo's state of the state address at abc7ny. live streaming will begin at 12:30. >>> something else to watch, the drawing for the powerb

intelligence used a vaccination program as a cover for an operation to locate osama bin laden. a water crisis is now in effect in flint, michigan. michigan.city officials say the water supply there has become toxic with too muchle in it..right now - members of the michigan national guard are headed to flint to distribute bottled water. they'll join red cross volunteers who are already going door-to-door around the community.flint's tap water first became contaminated momohs ago when the city made a change in its supply to save money. saint louis is now without an n-f-l team. team.yesterday - team owners approved the relocation of the rams to s angeles.that's where the franchise was located from 19-46 to 19-94. the league also okayed a one chargers to move to l-a and share a stadiuiuwith the rams. the move brings the n-f-l back to the nation's second largest media market for the first time in 21-years. after the announcement wawa made last night, a number of current and former ram players shared their thoughts on twitter.corridor native and former quarterback kurt warner tweeted

despite constant american strikes and killing osama bin laden, the group behind the *worst* attack on u-s- soil survives. /sot/braniff"al qaeda's resurgence or continued existance should certainly be a concern for the u.s. and other western governments.""/vo/ a u.s. led tack on an al-qaeda camp last fall in afghanistan killed more than 200 al qaeda members and revealed a previousily unknown sophistacated network of fortresses. litary officials say there are *other* such compounds.. but just *how* many is unknown this as, a *new* generation of al qaeda jidhadists is growing./sot/ shaffer"now what we see is an al qaeda that is going through a "madonna like renewal of identity". and i think they're very quietly trying to pick up on what is working with isis and then integrating that into their philosophy as they go forward."/bridge/"retired the last 15 years, the total u.s. military cost against terrorism in africa and the near east has been roughly 2- trillion dollars and al qaeda's goal is to win the battle against the west through attrition."/sot/shaffer "the idea of trying to bleed u

they found out, i talked about osama bin laden. i said, don't go into iraq. i said osama bin laden, you gotta take these guys out. the reason i talked about him, i saw him on television, and i saw him in the papers. i said, this guy is a bad guy. a couple of years later, he knocked down the world trade center. they should have knocked him out. bill clinton had a chance to take him out and he didn't do it. if he did it, you would have the world trade center probably standing right now. so i said, amazing. people said, that's amazing, he was talking about bin laden before the trade center. i was talking about these different things. then what happens is you have a very horrible thing and we know what that is. paris was terrible. then you had recently california. which was horrible. 14 people, just killed, by people that threw wedding receptions for them and an anniversary. friends of theirs and they walked in and killed them. there's something going on, something wrong here. then paris. fortunately, the press, they were calling him the -- the dumb guy with the d

ask osama bin laden. the president also took a bit of a veiled shot hat the republican >> when politicians insult muslims, whether abroad or our fellow citizens, when a mosque is vandalized or a kid is called names, that doesn't make us safer, that's not telling -- telling it like it is. it's just wrong. it diminishes us in the eyes of the world. it makes it harder to achieve our goals t.betrays who we are as a country. >> as part of that the president said one of his big regrets when he leaves office in a year is he actually couldn't do what he said that he hoped to do when he entereded is change the dialogue in washington and cole down the temperature and change the rhetoric and he admitted it's worse than it was. >> congress is more divisive and not less and that's what he had hoped to leave with. chamber he did turn around one final time to kind of say good-bye. >> let me look at this thing one last time. that's kind of cool. >> that's sweet though, a human moment, really taking it in and realizing th

threat of >> if you doubt america's commitment, or mine, to see that justice is done, just ask osama bin laden bin laden. >> tammy: president obama traveled to nebraska and louisiana today to talk more about his goals and promises. >> darcel: news 13 asked do terrorists threaten our national existence? log on to facebook.com/news 13 to answer our question of the day. >> i've said if anytime someone wants to sit down, i'm happy to sit down with a candidate. >> tammy: south carolina governor nikki haley made that comment when asked about a vice presidential bid. in her response, she appeared to take several shots of candidates and members of her own party, including donald trump. than ever, haley may be a more attractive running mate. >> i think she's got a better chance than she did before last night. but the vice presidential choice is very complicated and it's very individualistic. so it really depends on the nominee. >> tammy: and some wonder if governor haley's apparent bashing of the gop is a sign that she's trying to attract more moderate voters. an expert weighs in on that on my40 at 6:3

osama bin laden is dead.but historians will tell you, *most state of the union promises* have fallen flat. (professor -325) "if you did an analysis of every promise, every proposal since thomas jefferson//you'd probably find the success rate being pretty low."take gun control:(obama in 2013) "gabby ffords deserves a vote, the families of newtown, deserve a vote." congress though, didn't agree with that 2013 ntion & obama's had to resort to watered-down, executive actions. in almost *every* state of the union he's demanded college affordabilty. again--a tough sell. tuition rates keep rising and student loan debt, above the one- trillion-dollar mark for more than 3 years.his push on immigration, also, underwhelming results in congress... and is now tied up in courts.so these bully pulpit speeches are becomming based more on lingering hopes, than actual likelihoods. (professor-815) "they are 'look at all we could do if we unite as a people' and of course, we don't unite as a people."(scott/tag)"so with a republican dominant congress, the president's state of the union may focus on outli

. >> where osama bin laden came from. >> exactly. bin laden crashed the planes, he didn't, his guy dids it, because of our support of the kingdom of saudi arabia. that government,which he found aggressive. saudi arabia is partially responsible, i think for 9/11, our support of them. >> no disagreement there. we already have proxy wars between saudi arabia and iran. >> right. >> it is not like that is not going on. do you see likelihood of iran actually attacking saudi arabia? unlikely, as long as iran thinks we will support saudi arabia. saudi arabia flies planes, uses weapons, etc, it is clear to kingdom of saudi arabia, the king and princes that obama is moving away from the middle east and the united states, i believe statistics are total amount of oil that we consume in october of last year, came from saudi arabia, less than 6% of our total consumption of oil, the whole persian gulf was only 9%. we don't need their oil anymore, we can walk away and when you look at our budget and the wars we fought there since 2001, a lot of thos

if you doubt america's commitment or mine to see that justice is done just t k osama bin laden [applause] ask ask the leader of al qaeda in yemen who was taken out last year. or the perpetrator of the benghazi attacks who sits in a prison cell. when you come after americans, when you come after americans, we go after you. and it may take time but we have long memories and our reach has no limits. 50 years of isolating cuba had failed to promote democracy. it set us back in latin america. that's why we restored diplomatic relations. open theed door to travel and commerce. positioned oursees to improve the lives of the cuban people. [applause]. chamber there as people applaud the end of the speech and first lady michelle obama box seat on the right it was left empty as symbolic gesture to those killed in gun violence. south carolina governor hailey the daughter of indian immigrant the third consecutive woman to give the republican response to the state of the union speech. >> barack obama election as president 7 years ago broke historic barriers and inspired millions of americans. as he di

. >> if you doubt america's commitment commitment, just ask osama bin laden. that seemed aimed at donald trump. >> governor nicky haley of south carolina who gave the republican response also spoke about the tone of the 2016 campaign. >> during anxious times it can be tempting to call the siren of the angryiest voices. >> as he prepares to become a regular citizen, president obama regrets the political divide has become greater during his time in office. >> it is not just enough to change a congressman or change a senator or e even change the president. we have to change the system to reflect our better selves. >> and the president will be speaking directly with the american people today, traveling to nebraska and louisiana to talk more about his goal for his final year in office. the iowa caucuses, it is a two man race between ted cruz and donald trump. this is according to a new bloomberg poll released today. nor cruz is at the top of the poll with 25%. though that is within the poll's 4.4 margin of error. the poll was conducted among 500 likely republican c

held without charge for 14 years, probably served as osama bin laden's spiritual advisor.he has denied the recruitment campaign and says he never committed any terrorist action. president obama says he wants to close the facility before he leaves office. >>> the mothers of the so-called influenzaffluenza teen, p stilln al jazeera america. >> looking at women voters as a monolithic block is really dangerous. >> kylhillary clinton,. >>> new ge geological era creatd by human beings. when you're on hold, your business is on hold. that's why comcast business doesn't leave you there. when you call, a small business expert will answer you in about 30 seconds. no annoying hold music. just a real person, real fast. whenever you need them. so your business can get back to business. sounds like my ride's ready. don't get stuck on hold. reach an expert fast. comcast business. built for business. >> governor of maine gave an apology of sorts for making a comment about his state's growing heroin epidemic. paul le page talk about drug dealers come into the state of maine. >> these are gu

a year later he vowed to hunt down terror leaders and osama bin laden is dead. but historians will tell you have fallen flat. >> if you did analysis of every promise, every proposal that jefferson, you would probably

response, of course, was there was so much interest in her experience as secretary of state and osama bin ladenwas why -- >> the way she got osama bin laden. right. harris: why? sandra: so she'll get paid $200,000 to talk about a raid which, by way, no one should be getting paid to give speeches on that raid, especially her. but nobody should. and it makes me wonder she gets all the credit for the bin laden raid but wants to take no responsibility for benghazi. kennedy: when she was secretary of state, it's up an interesting story that -- such an interesting story that people pay hundreds of thousands to hear it, the end. >> with no expectations of getting anything for it. kennedy: hillary clinton struggling in the polls in iowa and new hampshire, as you know, but now a less than rosy picture out of a super tuesday state, folks in 13 states are going to go the polls on march 1st including minnesota. oh, gosh. [laughter] numbers show hillary clinton with a commanding lead over bernie sanders, but in match-ups with republicans, it's not looking so good. hillary trails marco rubio by nine points,

terrorism but had a warning for isis. commitment or mine to see that justice is done, just ask osama bin laden. >> reporter: with the country in the process of picking his message that seemed aimed at donald trump. >> we need to reject any politics that targets people >> reporter: governor nikki gave the republican response spoke about the tone of the >> during anxious times, it can be tempting to follow the siren call of the angriest voices. we must resist that temptation. >> reporter: as he prepares to become, in his words, just another citizens, president obama expressed regret that the political divide has become office. >> i am addressing the american people now. if we want a better politics, it's not enough to change a congressman or change a senator or even change a president. we have to change the system to reflect our better selves. >> reporter: and the president will be speaking directly with travelling to nebraska and louisiana to talk more about his goals for his final year in office. news, washington. >> and ohio governor john kasich is in south carolina today, ahead of tomorrow n

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obama: al-qaeda is on the path to defeat and osama bin laden is dead. sharyl: critics say deployingg the military to teteorist attacks could have been viewed as more harmful to the campaign than the incorrect explanation the administration gave -- that protesters attacked after being whipped up by an anti-islamic sharyl: a special forces soldier for 24 years, wood says his team and u.s. diplomats in libya were briefed that if they evever got intotorouble, those speciaia forces in europe were tasked with coming to the rescue. col. wood: they're kept in a high state of readiness just for that purpose. so they're willing and able and ready to jump, they're like th fire department, in any town, in any city in the united states. sharyl: to illustrate how close the u.s. special forces in croatia were, a commercial flight taking off at the start of the benghazi attacks with an hour and a half layover in turkey, still could have arrived in libya before wowoods and doherty were killed.ial forces offered up by the military ended up at the u.s. naval base at sigon

if you doubt my commitment to see justice done, just ask osama bin laden. >> this guy created tons of jobs. he saved the auto industry, and he killed osama. ladies and gentlemen, my boy-- me!" ( applause ) but i get it. he had to be the one to tell us what he accomplished because the republicans spent most of the same period of time telling us how much of a failure he was. and they reminded us by not clapping for any of obama's auto-biog stuff. and he had some words for the uncooperative folks across the aisle. >> there are a whole lot of folks in this chamber, good people, who would like to see more cooperation. i know. you've told me. it's the worst kept secret in washington. >> larry: come on, man. we all know the worst kept secret in washington is antonin scalia's "fifty shades of grey" fan fiction, "my inner goddess was aroused the moment i saw his legal brief. ( laughter ) he held me, but not in contempt. oh, madam justice, who knew a gag order could be so seductive?" oh, you like that. i got it on my kindle. i got it on my kindle. okay, so it clearly seemed like obama was not g

i think with osama bin laden's going, if you see it under gradual decrease, and now it is, i believe,n full swing in the tribal area. i have not heard a case like this in the area, where the polo impressions are coming more, i believe, from these three areas. i don't know how many have reported but i don't think it was that much a problem as far as polio is concerned. but fatah have the problem. they do not have a problem to stop the people. they are going and doing the job. >> retired ambassador and columnist joining us from islamabad. coming up.... >> we had to take them out. >> in a final state of union address, the u.s. president calls on politicians to confront i.s.i.l. without insulting the muslim world. and al jazeera gains access to members of a self-proclaimed death squad in el salvador. l salvador. when you're on hold, your business is on hold. that's why comcast business doesn't leave you there. when you call, a small business expert will answer you in about 30 seconds. no annoying hold music. just a real person, real fast. whenever you need them. so your business can get b

. >> you doubt america's commitment, or mine to see that justice is done just ask osama bin laden. and a new effort to downgrade the fear factor of the islamic state. >> we had to take them out. but as we focus on destroying isil, over the top claims that this is world war with iii, just plays in to their hands. they do not threaten our national existence. >> the president was prepared for the rapid republican criticism on the subject because it started hours before his speech did delivering the official rebuttal tonight. south carolina governor haley who's not been shy on taking on fellow republicans, including donald trump. >> we cannot continue to allow immigrants to come here illegally. in this age of terrorism, we must not let a refugee whose intentions can not be we must fix our broken immigration system. that means stopping illegal imrsmigration. >>ia governor haley widely mentioned as a potential republican running mate. >> thank you so much. >>> overseas tonight, we are learning about a man who blew himself up in the heart of istanbul's old city killing ten people there. t

if you doubt america's commitment, or mine to see the justice is done just ask osama bin laden. about the his iranianic change with cuba, and he challenged the congress to get behind it. >> if you want to consolidate our leadership in the hem atmosphere, recognize that the cold war is over, lift the embargo. >> marco rubio buzz one of the republicans that appeared to be unmoved by his words. is that's the america i know. that's the country we love, clear eyed big hearted. undaunted by challenge, and unconditional love will have the final word. that's what makes me so hopeful about our future. i believe in change, because i believe in you. the american people. and that's why i stand here as confident as i have ever been. that the state of our union is strong. >> the president also took some vailed swipes tonight at donald trump, and ted cruz, we are sure to hear the response soon, the official republican response tonight was given by south carolina's governor nikki haley. >> we need to be honest with each other, and with ourselves. while democrats in washington bear much responsi

despite constant american strikes and killing osama bin laden, the group behind the *worst* attack on u-s- soil survives. /sot/braniff"al qaeda's resurgence or continued existance should certainly be other western governments."/vo/ a u.s. led attack on an al-qaeda camp last fall in afghanistan killed more than 200 al qaeda members and revealed a previousily unknown sophistacated network of fortresses. military officials say there are *other* such compounds.. but just *how* many is unknown this as, a *new* generation of al qaeda jidhadists is growing./sot/ shaffer"now what we see is an al qaeda that is going through a "madonna like renewal of identity". and i think they're very quietly trying to pick up on what is working with isis and then integrating that into their philosophy as they go forward."/bridge/"retired colonel tony shaffer says in the last 15 years, the total u.s. military cost against terrorism in africa and the near east has been roughly 2- trillion dollars and al qaeda's goal is to win the battle against the west through attrition."/sot/shaffer "the idea of trying to bl

. >> if you doubt america's commitment or mine to see that justice is done, just ask osama bin laden. [ cheers and applause ] >> ask the leader of al qaeda in yemen taken out last year for the perpetrateert of the benghazi attacks who sits in a prison cell. when you come after americans, we go after you. it may take time, but we have long memories and our reach has no limits. >> the president also urged americans not to alienate minorities or resist social change. in tomorrow. hour. madison has our first look at the forecast. and the changes that are madison? take a look. 36 degrees for reno with the winds out of the south at about 3 miles per hour and mostly cloudy skies and we're going to continue to see that cloud cover but first, here is a look at current temperatures across the region. another very cold night in eastern nevada. 8 degrees in elko. 4 in eureka and then fallon in the upper 20s. but those temperatures will continue to cool off especially in eastern nevada tonight. on satellite and radar we're watching this winter storm begin to hit northern california and by early to