now, you understand that the fbi, the way they map out a terrorist network is if, if you call osama bin laden and he calls you and he calls you and he calls you, they draw lines. so by the time that you get to you, you're two steps away from osama bin laden in the -- so is it was two -- three steps for my daughter caroline, enough to get her probably listed on the terror watch list. and, you know, i was glad that they came to ask about it but a little shocked -- >> right. >> -- to think, first of all, how did her name come up? she's not on any of our phones. she was studiering at the university -- studying at the university at at the time, at brown. and at that point they shut their briefcases and left. so from two different sources, i began to get the picture. and then later we find out that, indeed, you know, during the bush administration they had these unauthorized wiretaps. and i was not reluctant to share my information with the government. hi job is to publish information -- my job is to publish information, not hide it. i'm not in the intelligence community. but it did make me wonder

now, you understand that the fbi, the way they map out a terrorist network is if, if you call osama bin laden and he calls you and he calls you and he calls you, they draw lines. so by the time that you get to you, you're two steps away from osama bin laden in the -- so is it was two -- three steps for my daughter caroline, enough to get her probablyisted on the terror watch list. and, you know, i was glad that they came to ask about it but a little shocked -- >> right. >> -- to think, first of all, how did her name come up? she's not on any of our phones. she was studiering at the university -- studying at the university at at the time, at brown. and at that point they shut their briefcases and left. so from two different sources, i began to get the picture. and then later we find out that, indeed, you know, during the bush administration they had these unauthorized wiretaps. and i was not reluctant to share my information with the government. hi job is to publish information -- my job is to publish information, not hide it. i'm not in the intelligence community. but it did make me wonder wh

the development of new sources of oil and natural gas in the western hemisphere supplies are up osama bin laden dee who is supplier of last resort wish to have for their own technical reason like to have the price of oil remain low and they have the ability by controlling the bigot to a considerable extent to control price of oil so i think that's -- for explanation of why the price of oil is what it is, i think we should probably look, look toed saudis but to the point you remember raising -- i'm surprised by how little discussion there is of these strategic implication of the transformation of the global energy environment and the ability that we now know that -- the oil and gas reserve in north america are far greater than we imagined 20 or 30 years ago. i think that strategic implication should be huge and should promote people asking questions about why -- why do we still consider saudi arabia, for example, this crucial alley. where do question still assign such importance to the persian gulf? but that discussion hasn't happened. >> greg. think cloud, florida, good evening from booktv, you

this is may 1, 2011, when he announces the death of osama bin laden. president obama: tonight i can report to the american people and to the world, the united states has killed osama bin laden, the leader of al qaeda. a terrorist who is responsible for the murder of thousands of innocent men, women, and children. it was nearly 10 years ago on a bright september day that was darkened by the worst attack in american history. the images of 9/11 are seared into our national memory. hijacked planes cutting through a cloudless september sky, the twin towers collapsing to the ground. black smoke blowing up from the pentagon. 93 ineckage of flight shanksville, pennsylvania, where the actions of heroic citizens saved even more heartbreak and destruction. this does not mark the end of our effort. there is no doubt that al qaeda will pursue attacks against us. we must and we will remain vigilant at home and abroad. as we do, we must reaffirm that the united states is not and never will be at war with islam. i have made clear just as president bush did shortly afte

now back to "the man who killed osama bin laden."lege under his belt, a job delivering pizzas, and only a basic grasp of swimming when a recruiter convinced him to enlist and become a navy seal. by january 1996, after five months of intensive swim training, rob found himself in great lakes, illinois, for navy boot camp. but boot camp was nothing compared to what came next. "buds," or basic underwater demolition seal training, puts recruits through some of the most grueling physical punishment anyone can endure. >> 1, 2, 3... >> most recruits don't even pass the first phase, physical conditioning. >> general workouts every day eventually wear into a 1,000 push-ups a day, 1,000 sit-ups a day, 1,000 flare kicks a day, hundreds of pull-ups, a bunch of times around the big, scary obstacle course. there's obstacles there -- the first time you do it, if you fall off, you're gonna break your neck. miles and miles of soft sand you're running in all the time. it's a mile from where we work out to the galley. so, you're running six miles a day

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. >> reporter: al qaeda led my osama bin laden carried out its first attack against the united states in yemen back in december of 1992. when operatives targeted u.s. sailors returning from somalia. unknown, the already left the hotel where they had been staying. just over a year later in february of 1993, the terrorists bombed new york's world trade center the first time killing six and injuring 1500 others. the group went quiet for several years until august of 1998. the u.s. embassies in kenya and tanzania were bombed killing more than 200 and injuring 5,000 others. and october of 2000 al qaeda bin laden claimed responsibility. and less than a year later, the series of attacks in the united states on september 11th, 2001. al qaeda did actively continue its reign of terror until the death of osama bin laden in may of 2011. be sure to have the cleveland 19 app for the up-to-date information on new threats against the united states. >>> and day three of the wi on right now. things are getting more heated. harry boomer live down there right now and joins us with a live report. harry. >

osama bin laden is still alive. he never left the country. and that's -- we could never find him because he was in cleveland. he never left. >> osama bin laden is in cleveland? >> yeah. he was at the horseshoe casino. so -- and he's small, lost weight. nothing like the pictures. >> if outrageous claims were schmidt's only issue, he would probably spend less time in segregation, the housing unit where problematic inmates are confined to their cells for 23 hours a day and enjoy few, if any, privileges. >> inmate schmidt does not care about being locked up. it's obvious that it does not mean anything to him the longer he's in his cell. so he's definitely a harder inmate to deal with because lockup doesn't work. >> schmidt is currently back in segregation for taking his cleaning duties in another housing unit to an unacceptable level. >> schmidt was sweeping around here with his broom and everything like that, and i had to go talk to an inmate around the corner. i came back and seen him pull wires, telephone wires, out of the wall. i said, what ar

i remember during the period i was there, during the osama bin laden other than the national securitye people, i think i was the only person in every meeting with the president around osama bin laden raid through the raid. so there's a role to be played but it all depends on what the president wants that role to be, when president-elect trump announced reince priebus and bannon he said they were coequals. what does that mean? how does that work? president reagan had three chief-of-staff. that changed over time because meese went on to be attorney general, baker became a strong chief-of-staff. but it really is reflective of the president. is he going to put a lot of power into the chief-of-staff and designate that person to be his eyes and ears and spokesperson in many ways, so it remains to be seen really how that works. >> we know that like the chief-of-staff, the national security advisor, michael flynn, who is offered that role, is not needed for senate confirmation, but for attorney general, jeff sessions, for cia director, mike pompeo that requires senate confirmation. >> big dif

overseeing the special ops execution of osama bin laden. speaking to the nation, about the heartbreak at sandy hook. how will history judge him? i'm joined by presidentiald trump's victory, and michael kazin, who's written about the difference between leading with a congressional majority, and then going it alone. nice to see you both. the whitehouse, we'll talk about his legacy but really how long before we really know a legacy. >> two things are needed to judge a legacy -- judgment of time to see how initiatives play out and the opening up of records and the opportunity for historians to chew through those records and provide real analysis. >> how does a high favorability rating heading out of office play into that judgment, do you think, michael? >> doesn't matter. vrbata, i don't think. lbj for example was a great success in terms of domestic policy, but horrendous in terms of the vietnam debacle that he was not primarily responsible for but had a lot to do with. historians are still arguing how do you stack up great society programs, m

. >> on the day that we brought osama bin laden to justice, what our brave men were doing to make it clear that we don't let anybody attack us. it may take a while but we will keep going after them. donald trump was hosting celebrity apprentice. >> clinton went on to urge the crowd to imagine a world where donald trump is president. incited comments that joined on stage. >> we were on the debate stage right here in las vegas for the last debate. [ cheers and applause ] >> and we were asked if we would respect the outcome of the election. i will. he refused to say he would. >> steve, is this turning in to a doomsday campaign? apocalyptic things if the other side wins. >> i think it's interesting that clinton's comments came just after she said she wanted to be a candidate the people vote for and not just someone whom people settle for because they're voting against the other person. she went and listed all these terrible things that donald trump would bring about if he was elected. you know, it's probably not surprising given that we have country. this campaign has resulted in a lot o

on my side of the coin we were talking in prison together i said yeah i give osama bin laden a $14 million account. he lived in cambridge, massachusetts. no connection. granted you think there's a connection that you might want to go down that path. but they had no interest in doing that. when i gave the account to the middle east, they said that is a nothing account. several billion dollars. that is to know. one of them just looked too big holdings in new york city. you wouldn't want to go there. just one absence of investigation can cover all your bases. i guess not because you might not want to see what you uncover. it's in the book. thank you very much. [applause] thank you. thank you. thank you very much. clap that [applause] and be willing to sign anyone's votes. if you want your book signed, i'd be happy to do that for you. >> you were watching tv on c-span2. this is television for serious readers. we're at hillsdale college in michigan interviewing professors who are also authors a tremendous taoist hillsdale college professor of history covering tg heart. his book is called from b

the united states supported osama bin laden until this ministration killed him. toported osama bin laden fight the russians in afghanistan. they supported saddam hussein when we lost the shah of iran. we supported the saudi's even though they are supporting the killing of jewish people and americans. we have done this because we have been dependent on foreign oil for such a long time. to a greenmove economy so we are not dependent on oil in that region and we can reset that relationship with those members of the muslim community that want to work with the united states, that are against the radical islamists that are trying to kill us. far as ground strikes, containing the problems, trying to support our allies in the area, we certainly need to make sure that we protect the state of israel and do everything we can to make sure it is clear to the world that they are our closest and best friend in that region. >> let's move on to long island heroine academic -- epidemic. the question is, what can be done on a federal level to stop those drugs from flowing in? mr. su

now back to the man who killed osama bin laden. of high-ranking government officials are watching the raid on bin laden's compound, and it's clear that something has gone very wrong. the moment was captured in an iconic picture by the official white house photographer. >> when i saw the photo, i thought it was pretty neat. i thought it was a very good snapshot of history. the concern on secretary clinton's face, the president sitting in a folding chair, like, "it doesn't matter where i sit. we just need to do this." >> the president and the top decision makers in washington crowded around one of the little rooms off the situation room watching on a screen, really were only able to see from high above what had happened. and for a few minutes, they weren't sure exactly whether the whole mission had been blown. so, the point where the helicopters move into the frame, all they see initially is one chopper has crashed, and the other has landed in a spot where it wasn't supposed to go. there had to have been feelings of real dismay. bob g

we brought home more of our men and women in uniform and we took out osama bin laden.th sees america as stronger and more respectable today versus eight years ago. because bill clinton is here, i just did a little arithmetic. under the last two republican presidents, job growth was basically flat and the deficits went up. over the two democratic by 30encies, jobs went up million, deficits went down, millions more americans got health insurance. with democrats in charge, america is stronger. facts.re just , we just one more day to go now have a chance to elect a 45th president who will build on the progress, finish the job, who has the respect of leaders around the world, who is smart, steady. somebody who comes to this as well prepared as anybody who has ever run, more than me or bill. the next president of the united states, hillary clinton. now, i know that it has been a long campaign and there has been a lot of noise and distractions. has felt more like a reality show or a parity. parody. tomorrow, philadelphia, the choice you face could not be more clear or serious

. >> on the day that we brought osama bin laden to justice, i monitoring what our brave men were doing. to make it clear we don't let anybody attack us. it may take awhile but we'll go after them. donald trump was hosting celebrity aprentice. >> and that's hilary clinton now an hour or so ago here at the plumbers and pipe fitter's union. clinton's message was clear. getut democrats really counting on a strong early voting showing through this morning. yesterday they had a 30,000 sum voter advantage in the state of nevada. poles are getting tight if not leading for trump here in nevada that is here and we talked about at the to which newscast. some may be blow back from the -- fbi reexamining the e here is the reaction today from the republican party, quote with news of the fbi reopening the investigation. into a secret server clinton will be hard pressed to convince nevada she is qualified for a job that begins each morning with a national security briefing. more coming up at 6:00 i'm jeff, news 3. >> jim: thank you. donald trump is keeping up attack on clinton for the e mail controver

.: ((hillary clinton/(d) presidential candidate: "on the day that we brought osama bin laden to justice, i was in the situation room, monitoring what our brave men were doing, to make it clear awhile, but we will keep going after them. donald trump was hosting 'celebrity apprentice.'" )) ((patrick walker)) >> clinton is tied with trump 45-45 in our klas-jmc analytics poll released today. she had a slim 43-41 percent lead in our last poll two and a half week ((patrick walker)) did clinton say enough today to help her pull away and win in this battle ground state? my politics now co-host steve sebelius and i will discuss... coming up at 6:30. reporting live... patrick walker... 8 news now./// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> both candidates are hoping to get minorities to the polls. donald trump stepped up his outreach to black and latino voters today... making three stops in florida: ((donald trump: "i see all these signs, "cubans for trump." cubans! i love cubans." "thank you fellas, that's so good. ((dave courvoisier)) >> the increased attention comes as trump and his allies are doing their be

we brought home more of our men and women we took out osama bin laden. marriage equality is a reality from coast to coast. high school graduations are at an all time high. college enrollment at an all across all 50 states, i've seen what always has made america great. i've seen you, the american people, not just democrats but people of every party, people of every faith who know that we're stronger together. >> reporter: and while president obama is rallying folks here in new hampshire to get out to vote, hillary clinton is ending her day with a rally in pennsylvania where everte i'm paul burton, wbz news, back to you. >> paul, thank you. >>> and donald trump is getting ready for a big rally tonight, confident that the four electoral votes could help him win the white house. louisa moller is live with more tonight. >> reporter: lisa, this is where it all started for donald trump, his first primary win in february and now he is hoping that the granite state can put battle ground states. on the final day of his surprising campaign, donald trump stuck to th

. >> for much of the folks in the cuban communities it's like a lot like the death of osama bin ladenrevolution. he grew up hearing stories of the atrocities. >> of people being imprisoned people being murdered and killed and having really kangaroo court and bad trials. >> reporter: negron's father was a leading advocate for normalizing relationships between the u.s. and cuba. >> he helped negotiate the release of 3,000 political prisoners and because of in he was targeted by a radical cuban terrorist group wasn't killed. >> reporter: at the age of 13 negron witnessed his father's assassination by the anti-castro extremists. the anniversary is sunday. >> so, it's an interesting weekend for me every year thanksgiving weekend to have castro die on this weekend is pretty interesting. >> reporter: he says much of his father's family never left cuba. he hopes his family in cuba will soon experience the freedoms he's enjoyed here in the u.s. >> we hope to see reforms around civil rights. we hope to see free and fair elections, a real freedom of the press, free speech, people who get due pro

. 2011 when he, announces the death of osama bin laden. rt to the american people and to the world, the united states has killed osama bin laden, the leader of al qaeda. he is responsible for the murder of thousands of innocent men, william -- women, and children. whens nearly 10 years ago the worst terrorist attack on our people. the images are seared into our national memory. hijacked planes cutting through a cloudless september sky, the twin towers collapsing to the ground. black smoke billowing out from the pentagon. the wreckage of flight 93 in pennsylvania. morec citizens saved even heartbreak and destruction. this does not mark the end of our effort. there is no doubt that they will pursue attacks against us. we must and we will remain vigilant at home and abroad. we must reaffirm that the united states is not and never will be at war with islam. i have made it clear just as president bush did shortly after 9/11, bin laden was not a muslim leader. he is a mass murderer of muslims. his demise should be welcomed by all who believe in p

. >> for much of the folks in the cuban community it's a lot like the death of osama bin laden. >> reporterformer philadelphia deputy mayor rich negron >> negotiates the release of 3,000 political prisoners. because of that he was targeted by a radical terrorist group wasn't killed. >> reporter: negrin's story is similar. joanne chesimard who killed a new jersey state trooper then fled to cuba in 1979 after escaping prison. castro granted her asylum. saturday new jersey state police released a statement saying we will never sees pursuing joanne chesimard who was convicted of murdering new jersey state trooper westerner forrester. >> too many families have been torn apart. too many killed and imprisoned. >> reporter: new jersey senator bob menendez a cuban american has been a leading critic of president obama's effort to restore ties with cuba over the last few years. he says even with castro's death the u.s. must demand civil rights for the people of cuba. >> instead of condoning the continuation avenue repressiv. >> ve assembly because it's been around long enough the united states and the

./// ((hillary clinton/(d) presidential candidate: "on the day that we brought osama bin laden to justice, i was in the situation room." "donald trump was hosting 'celebrity apprentice.'" )) ((dave courvoisier)) >>> hillarc earlier tonight... she visited the plumbers and pipefitters union training center on the north side of town. u-s senate candidate catherine cortez masto was also there.. urging locals to get out and vote. friday is the last day for early voting. clinton is tied with trump 45-45 in our "klas-jmc analytics" poll released today./// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> looking ahead to tomorrow... hillary's husband bill will be in town during a concert at u-n-l-v by d-j steve aoki. also happening tomorrow... the trump campaign is sending donald junior and newt gingrich ((dave courvoisier)) >>> here in nevada... one of the senate measures on the ballot is question 1.. which would require background checks on all gun sales. in an exclusive poll by j-m-c analytics for 8 news now... 49% of respondents were supportive of the bill... while 45% opposed it. about 4% were undecided. the issue

. /// ((hillary clinton/(d) presidential candidate: "on the day that we brought osama bin laden to justice, i was in the situation room, monitoring what our brave men were doing, to make it clear we don't let anybody attack us. it may take awhile, but we will keep going after them. donald trump was hosting 'celebrity apprentice.'" )) >>> hillary clinton made her voice heard here for possibly the last time... as she stood in front of a crowd at the plumbers and pipefitters union training center yesterday. clinton took the stage with catherine cortez masto... stressing the importance of early voting and getting people to the polls. she told the crowd that trump's insults against women... minorities... veterans... and others are a preview of how he would act as president. /// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> in a new cnn-orc poll, for both trump and clinton. clinton holds a four- point lead among likely voters in pennsylvania. in florida, she stands at 49- percent... with trump at 47. here in the southwest, trump tops clinton by five points in arizona. and in nevada, trump is now leading the state with

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we took out osama bin laden. haskell get duration rates high all-time high.reedom to marry who they love. we've been working hard. no wonder i have gray hair. and most of all as i had traveled all across. as i traveled all around the country. i've seen what has made america great. i've seen you the american people. [applause]. i have seen i've seen americans of every party in faith it doesn't matter if you are young or old. all of us are pledging allegiance to the red white and blue. in generations to follow. and i will tell you there is only one candidate in this race who has devoted her life to lifting up that better america and that is the next president's of the united states hillary clinton. now, here is the thing though. all of the progress we made goes out the window if we don't win the election. we win this election if we win in florida. if we when it it's a wrap. >> he has not heard or he is not interested in representing the major breaking is that has just developed. he is saying based on his review that they discovered a week and a day ago. the fbi

we took out osama bin laden. [applause] president obama: high school graduation rates at an all time high. college enrollment at an all time high. we also made sure in all 50 states, people have the freedom to marry who they love. [applause] president obama: no wonder i've got gray hair. we have been working hard! [applause] president obama: and, most of all, over these last eight years, as i have traveled all across 50 states, as i've traveled to puerto rico, as i have traveled all around the country, i have seen what has made america great. i have seen you, the american people -- i've got a hype man here. [applause] president obama: i have seen americans of every party in every state who know that we are stronger together. it doesn't matter whether you are young or old, men or women, black, white, latino, asian native american, folks with disabilities, gays, straight, all of us are pledging allegiance to the red white and blue. all of us are trying to make life better for our kids and grandkids and generations

the development of new sources of oil and natural gas in the western hemisphere supplies are up osama bin laden dee who is supplier of last resort wish to have for their own technical reason like to have the price of oil remain low and they have the ability by controlling the bigot to a considerable extent to control price of oil so i think that's -- for explanation of why the price of oil is what it is, i think we should probably look, look toed saudis but to the point you remember raising -- i'm surprised by how little discussion there is of these strategic implication of the transformation of the global energy environment and the ability that we now know that -- the oil and gas reserve in north america are far greater than we imagined 20 or 30 years ago. i think that strategic implication should be huge and should promote people asking questions about why -- why do we still consider saudi arabia, for example, this crucial alley. where do question still assign such importance to the persian gulf? but that discussion hasn't happened. >> greg. think cloud, florida, good evening from booktv, you

and secretary clinton who is ready to be president on day one and part of the team that brought osama bin ladend a plan to continue our economic growth so that no one is left behind. or will they choose in donald trump someone who's economic plant will plunge a recession and baited by a tweet. and yes, experience to be president. >> you think -- >> it is a stark choice. >> kurt said the vote is about change and someone coming in to office that is different and why we are resonated with the unaffiliated voter. >> we had eight years of economic growth. and we know we have more work to do and secretary clinton is the right choice to continue that. unaffiliated voters will be turned off by donald trump's rhetoric. and the list goes on and on. and what are we doing to reach out to it them? democrats have made more than 3 million voter attempts contacts. we are knocking on door and turning out the vote and a super ground game that will help elect a new governor in roy cooper. >> we spoke to folks not associated with campaigns and said the early voting results it is close. it is very close. they are g

took out osama bin laden. made sure that in all 50 states people have the freedom to marry who they love. [cheers and applause] president obama: we did that over these last eight years. that's what you helped to make happen, and as i traveled across all 50 states, as i've gone to big cities and small hamlets, what i have always seen is what makes america great and that is its people. i have seen you, americans of every faith, every race, every party who know that we're stronger together. people young and old, men, women, gay, straight, black, white, latino, asian, native american, folks with disabilities, all pledging allegiance to the red, white and blue. that's the america i know. that's the america we love. and there's only one candidate in this race who has devoted her entire life to lifting up that better america and that is the next president of the united states, hillary rodham clinton. [cheers and applause] she is the right person at the right time, but keep in mind, north carolina, all the progress th

the day that the sales got osama bin laden.a lot of people know that there is a piece of paper on the coffee table and on the desk that's pixilated. pete souza has seen a lot of highly classified things. do you have a security clearance? >> i do. i have a top secret security clearance. >> so you have seen and heard amazing things. >> reporter: but you cannot tell us. >> i cannot tell you. >> reporter: that moment when you took the picture, did you know? >> i was in that room for 40 minutes. it was tense and you can see in the faces of those people. i cannot say that i knew that singular image would get as much attention as it did. >> reporter: he has been a formal president like every president. we have seen it on his trips standing behind the podium with the prime minister of greece. you have seen him at his most unguard unguarded. who is the barack obama that most people don't know or you see and known. >> how many hours do you have? >> reporter: yeah, tell me. >> he's not much different than you, what you see in public. he's

of a dui arrest, 1976, almost cost him the election. 2004, there was a letter from a tape by osama bin laden that wound up helping george w. bush because people saw him as tough on terrorism, so when there are things like that, then these polls become a lot more unreliable, so i began to think maybe something is up. there was so much division and so muchrancor add you said, has there been a time in history where we came back together and rallied around something or are we sort of destined now to be separated as a country for years to come? >> i hope we're not. i don't think we are. true history, the one thing that makes the difference, if you have a president coming in saying i want to heal the country, i want to unite the country, i know this is a big problem, that really does a lot to move things in the right direction and, you know, president-elect trump made some very nice sounds in that direction last night. >> all right. historian michael beschloss. >> we will see. >> thank you so much. yes, we will. >> thank you. >> we'll see michael later on a one-hour edition of "nbc nightly news" s

military advisers, lieutenant general michael flynn wrote an op-ed last week preparing the man to osama bin laden calling for his extradition. >> he must be captured and arrested and put into court. >> he says the extradition who infuriate the cleric's followers but greatly improve ties between turkey and the u.s. >> this is going to be a really good message for turkey because it's going to show that the united states is ready to work with turkey against any kind of terrorism. >> this man who is pro government will try to convince trump to stop supporting kurdish militi militias. turkey considers them terrorists. in this primarily muslim nation, many say trump as islamaphobic. they even called for a name change of trump towers istanbul. still, it seems erdogan is willing to put is t. aside. he was one of the first to call and congratulate trump. they did not talk about growing human rights concerns over erdogan's post coup purge of political opponents. trump has said the u.s. should focus on its own problems and not criticize other countries. on the streets of turkey, like everywhere else, a sens

the obama administration is giving more power to the elite organization that helped kill osama bin laden back in 2011. according to the washington post, the joint special operations command will have more flexibility to track, plan and potentially launch attacks on terror cells all over the world. the missions could take place far from the battlefields of iraq, syria and libya. the enhanced powers elevate the organat intelligence and action force. >>> prosecutors in paris say they have foiled a potential terrorist attack and arrested five men. officials say the suspects were receiving orders from a member of isis based in iraq or syria. the attack was going to take place as early as next week and the men were already searching for potential targets. police arrested four of the suspects in the eastern city of marseilles, they had handguns and automatic rifles and were actively looking for more weapons. >>> the south carolina man accused of shooting and killing nine black church members will stand trial for murder next week. this morning a judge ruled that dylann roof is competent to stand

. >> and we've taken out terrorists there and the controversy over pakistan knew about osama bin ladend. what do we do if a country -- and if we identify someone and go to another nation and say we want to have a military operation, do we do it any way or do we have to get their permission? >> i think you would have permission. with the case with drones in pakistan, for example, pakistan turned a blind eye to this and sort of feigned outrage that these were taken place, such as the situation in yemen and it is giving americans to do that type of operation. i think ideally you would have the permission and you would have the agreement and the acquiescence of the host nation in question. but of course, if it is a critical imminent threat and the u.s. needs to act to be able to save lives in the u.s. or its allies across the world, i think you have to say america would need to act unilaterally that that situation. >> and the nephew of muhammed, and master mind behind 9/11 and 1993, the plot to take down 11 airlines over the pacific and he was caught and it broke up in the philippines and

world's leaders in climate change and brought home more of our men and women uniform and took out osama bin laden and make sure that in all 50 states that people have the freedom to marry who they that's what we did over these last eight years. that's what you helped to make happen. and as i traveled across all 50 states, as i have gone to big cities and small hamlets, what i have always seen is what makes america great is its people. i have seen you. americans of every faith, every race, every party who know that we are stronger together. people young and old, men, women, gay, straight, black, white, latino, asian, native american, folks with disabilities pledging allegiance to the red, white, and blue. that's the america i know. that's the america we love. and there is only one candidate in this race who has devoted her entire life to living up that better america and that is the next president of the united states, hillary rodham clinton. she is the right person at the right time. but keep in mind, north carolina, all the progress that we have made over the last eight years, all the progress w

. >> many of the focus in the community it is a lot like death of the osama bin laden. >> reporter: former philadelphia department mayor rich negrin was born in the u.s. after his parents fled cuba in 1961. the at the age of 13 he witnessed the assassination of his fat shore advocated normal icing relations with the communist relation. >> he helped negotiate the release of 3,000 political prisoners. because of that he was targeted by a radical cuban terrorist group and was kill. >> reporter: negrin's story is one of many to testify to the dark shadow castro regime cast over our region. there are also accused of aiding a quick new jersey cop killer. joe and chest mark who killed new jersey state trooper and fled to cuba in 1979 after escaping prison. castro granted her asylum. new jersey state police said we will never stop pursuing her who was quick of murdering new jersey state troop are warner forrester. >> too many fat list have been torn apart. too many killed and imprisoned. >> reporter: new jersey senator bob menendez a cuban american, has been a leading critic of president obama's e

an operation that killed osama bin laden. this ruling is a victory for america. we shall overcome.es on the obama legacy. over the next few weeks we'll look at both his lasting achievements and the policies threatened by the incoming trump administration. we start with the economy. here's a look back at where we have been since president obama came into office with america on the edge of a possible second grade depression. >> the crash of the titans. wall street in panic mode this morning. >> this is one of the ugliest days i've ever seen in my career. >> all wiped out about $700 billion to biggest shake-up since the great depression. >> polz reflect the nation's confidence that obama can turn the battered economy around. >> it will take more than a month or a year and will likely take many. >> president obama's first order of business, trying to deal with the economic melt down. >> the president's economic stimulus plan passed late last night. >> the president moves full steam ahead with his ambitious agenda. >> more families will stay in their homes. >> we will not let our auto i