, leader of al qaeda and i heard him say osama bin laden, i looked at osama bin laden, i thoughtre from butte, montana. neil: incredible. rob, i love going back on that and hearing that, because especially on a day like today, when this all just erupted, and to be concluded all those years later with you firing the shots, it provided some closure for a world that definitely needed it. rob o'neill, thank you very much. very good to have you. but as rob points out, the threat lives on and so does the terror. these guys have a way of going on and on. so should we. more after this. this is decis. find a stock based on your interests or what's trending. get real-time insights in your customized view of the market. it's smarter trading technology for smarter trading decisions. fidelity. i'm a delivery operations manager in san diego, california. we were one of the first stations to pilot a fleet of electric vehicles. we're striving to deliver a package with zero emissions into the air. i feel really proud of the impact that has on the environment. we have two daughters and i want to do

mark 19 years since the 9/11 attacks, cbs news reveals the untold story of the raid that killed osama bin ladenor investigative correspondent catherine herridge got exclusive access to one of the 's secret elements in planning the raid. >> the united states has conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden. >> reporter: months before the successful raid by seal team six, zeroed in on this mysterious compound in pakistan. >> i think it screams that something is different. >> reporter: vice admiral robert sharp leads the national geo-spatial intelligence agency, akd mols for highly-classified missions. why was a physical model important to the navy seals planning the raid? >> models like these are just incredibly valuable for execution of operation of this complexity and importance. >> reporter: this is a rare look inside the secret spy agency workshop, where a team of four modelmakers crafted this replica of osama bin laden's hideout, one inch for every seven feet. now, for the first time, one of them is speaking out. he asked us to shield his identity. does your family know you what do? >>

liz: nora is the niece of osama bin laden.n the squad of progressive democrats, she said that rep. reported that some people did something. in her remarks about 911 were disgraceful saying that it is an honor to be able to go and live in the u.s. to make the most out of all of the opportunities . do have a situation now in america we have people like omar who major country. and it nora bin laden said also part of the reason she rejected the liberal positions that america was a racist countries because of our own experience with america saying that i am not noticing about experience with americans. despite the name that i carry. on the contrary, i was overwhelmed by him or his kindness and understanding to me. your reactions to all of that . james: i agree with her at point to. i disagree with omar . she said so many anti- american statements, this iss mind-boggling that nancy pelosi and the democrats do not call her out more. but i do believe we should be concerned about the squad from the duplin primaries. some of their progr

they inserted and extracted seal team six the night we took osama bin laden off the battlefield. thousands more service members were at kentucky's fort campbell during the war on terror. fighting by our side for nearly 20 years now have in our friends and nato allies. america's friends invoked article five right away and have fought alongside us to defeat this global threat. that dark day occasion brave contributions from so many, from who trudgedters through smoke to the citizens who donated blood and flew our flag to the young men and women stationed thousands of miles from home right now to help our nation protect our homeland. we did what americans do -- we stayed strong. we stuck together, and we rolled up our sleeves, and we rebuild. some rebuild their lives. others rebuilt buildings. some put on the uniform and rebuild peace and security with their own hands. may we never fail to honor them, and may we never tire of the toughness, vigilance, and persistence it has taken and will continue to take to make our pledge "never again" a reality. president, on an entirely differen

mark 19 years since the 9/11 attacks, cbs news reveals the untold story of the raid that killed osama bin laden. senior investigative correspondent catherine herridge got access to one of the secret elements in planning the raid. >> the united states has conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden. >> reporter: months before the successful raid by seal team six, they zeroed in on this miftdous compound in afghanistan. >> it's different. >> reporter: he leads the intelligence agency that makes maps and models for highly classified mission. >> why was a physical model important? >> models like these are incredibly valuable for an execution of operation of this complexity and importance. >> reporter: this is a rare look inside the workshop where a team of four model makers contracted this model, one inch per every seven fooet feet. now one of them is speak out. he asked us to shield hisentity. does your flame know what you do? >> they know i build models but they don't know what i build models of. >> reporter: they create computer design before printing the 3-d parks. it took six weeks to b

. >> we watched all morning long with osama bin laden from one to the next under relentless pressurethe freedom fighters from the ground. >> it cannot last. >> tora bora was a crazy place. >> if you put up a fight, they have no place else to go. >> all places on earth at that moment, i wanted to be in tora bora, i wanted to see osama bin laden die. >> i thought that hit you. >> i remember a bully going by so fast and so close in my ear i heard the sound barrier break. >> the day after the first night in tora bora we had another sniper in the bullet whipping around your head and you went with the camera to get a better shot over the and then the sniper attacked them. and i kept calling craig rivera, craig where are you and finally you broke free and you sprinted. >> we had front row seat of the united states air force of the united states bombing the headquarters of al-qaeda. >> it did not work out as well as i'd hoped. >> one of the b-52s drop too early or too late killing two, happened at the same time we separate her own greatest law. >> we made a mistake and they were confusing a

time you'll hear it directly from a team member who built the bin laden compound. >> the united states has conducted an operation that killed osamaorter: months before the successful raid by s.e.a.l. team 6, analysts zeroed in on this mysterious compound in pakistan. >> i think it screamed, you know, something is different. >> reporter: vice admiral robert sharp leads the national geospatial-intelligence agency that makes maps and models. >> why was a physical model important to the navy s.e.a.l.s planning the raid? >> models like this are incredibly valuable for execution of this complexity. >> reporter: this is a look inside the secret spy agency workshop where a team of four model makers crafted this replica of osama bin laden's hideout. one inch for every seven feet. now for the first time, one of them is speaking out. he asked us to shield his identity. >> does your family know what you do? >> they know that i build models, but they don't know what i build models of. >> reporter: it's a three-step process. first, they map the boundaries and then create a computer design before printing 3d parts. the bin laden model took six

elizabeth: noor bin laden, she is the niece of osama bin laden. also criticized the so-called squad of progress democrats. that representative ilhan omar that some people did something, ilhan omar's remarks about 9/11 were disgraceful saying quote, it is an honor to be able to go live in the u.s. and make the most out of all the opportunities. you do have a situation now in america where you have people like ilhan omar who actively hates your country and noor bin laden also said part of the reason she rejected liberal assertions that america was a racist country because of her own experience with in america, saying quote, i have had not a single bad experience with americans despite the name i carry. on the contrary i was overwhelmed by america's kindness and understanding to me. your reaction to all of that? >> i agree with her on that point too. i disagree with omar. she said so many anti-american statements, just mind-boggling that nancy pelosi and democrats don't call her out more. i do believe we should be concerned about the squad. they have

get osama bin laden was taken to be the last in line behind the 911 terrorist attacks bin ladin wasn't by just on the united states killed him it was 2011 so that's almost 10 years ago so there's a real question what. earth was the united states doing all the time in afghanistan when of course it was in the business of nation building which successive us administrations says oh no no we will never do that we're not going to get involved in nation building because that's what he was involved in whether it will result in the last peace in afghanistan that's of course anybody's guess but what's important is the final with the role of the united states and all international forces from afghanistan because they really weren't doing anything useful there and were essentially just making things worse. let's start a world up there in south america where an environmental emergency has been declared in the brazilian states off. where wildfires have destroyed vast areas of wetlands the region suffering its worst drought in almost half a century with manmade fires also being blamed on earlier the

. >>> coming up only on "cbs this morning," new details about the raid that killed osama bin laden.ne herridge takes us inside a secret program that helped navy s.e.a.l.s prepare for the mission. >>> a look at how minorities are being encouraged to take part in clinical trials for coronavirus vaccine. >>> we talk with tony-winning star audra mcdonald about her fight for racial equality on broadway. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great weekend. arie green. have a great weekend. >>> right now on kpix 5

get osama bin laden was taken to be the mind behind the 911 terrorist attacks bin ladin she wasn't just on the united states killed him it was 2011 so that's almost 10 years ago so there's a real question what. on earth was the united states doing all of this time in afghanistan when of course it was in the business of nation building which successive he was administrator says oh no no we will never do that and we're not going to get involved in nation building. that's what he was involved in whether it will result in the last peace in afghanistan that's of course anybody's guess but what's important is the final withdrawal of the united states and all international forces when afghanistan because they really weren't doing anything useful there and were essentially just making things worse a little finally for now a recent ad released by the campaign calling on people to support us troops has gone viral not for the reason it was meant to see to observe a spotted russian fighter jets. because the image had been brought thousands of times already it's been used all over the. ace so if thi

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get osama bin laden was taken to be the last in line behind the 911 terrorist attacks bin ladin wasn't by just on the united states killed him it was 2011 so that's almost 10 years ago so there's a real question what. on earth was the united states doing all the time in afghanistan one of course it was in the business of nation building which successive us administration says oh no no we will never do that we're not going to get involved in nation building well of course that's what he was involved in whether it will result in the loss to peace in afghanistan that's of course anybody's guess but what's important is the final withdrawal of the united states and all international forces from afghanistan because they really weren't doing anything useful there and were essentially just making things worse. just a reminder if you'd like to have your say in any of this our stories do check out our tea on facebook and maybe even leave a comment or 2 with your thoughts i mean only see you again at the top. of. the new gold rush is underway and gonna thousands of ill equipped workers are flocki

get osama bin laden stated to be the moslem mind behind the 911 terrorist attacks bin ladin wasn't by istanbul united states killed him that was 2011 so that's what was 10 years ago so there's a real question what. on earth was the united states doing all of its time in afghanistan one of course it was in the business of nation building each successive u.s. administrator says oh no no we will never do that we're not going to get involved in nation building work because that's what he was involved in whether it will result in the lasting peace in afghanistan that's of course anybody's guess but what's important is the final withdrawal of the united states and all international forces from afghanistan because they really weren't doing anything useful there and were essentially just making things worse. the recent release by the trim campaign calling on people to support u.s. troops has gone viral but not for the reason it was meant to after egalite observer spotted russian fighter jets. well i'll take my cue to jet off to that whatever you do on this wednesday thanks for watching and ha

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hey, osama bin laden plans on using commercial aircraft to attack the united states. he was warned. trump was warned about this pandemic. they both ignored it, and if you bush,atch the footage of when he got the news -- i will tell you what, if i was president and one of my cap members told me that, my reaction would not be to nod my head and -- i would be like, what? host: that is tim in michigan. newark, new jersey. you are next. caller: good morning. this day my heart and prayers go out to the family. may they find some kind of peace and solace. i remember this day. i remember seeing it, the planes going past when i was writing down the hill headed to work. son workedart is, my around the corner in that area. was onin he was riding time, my story would be a lot different than the fact of living in fear until he walked in the house. because he had to walk from new york home to new jersey. i remember the fear and tears i had all day, because the phone lines and all of the telecommunication was down. i hadn't heard from my son, and we all got together praying and wondering, was he o

after 9/11, especially after osama bin laden, sometimes there was decentralized leadership, how does that work? guest: it clearly decentralized. there is a leader for both of those groups, but the organization is able to operate to a large degree independently in the areas that they dominate in west africa, east africa, central africa, europe, the middle east, here in particular but also iraq and south asia where you have senior leadership. taking out the top leadership is a good thing to do, but it's a very perishable benefit. it only lasts for a few days, generally, then there is a new leader at the top. it's critical to pursue these groups worldwide. if not believed that taking out this guy or bin laden is the end-all. it's not. our next caller is from washington, d.c.. guest: i can hear you anita. caller: thank you for helping to keep us safe. i agree what you are saying as premises,te rings the and trump is aggravating this issue. you have peaceful protesters, they are mad, they have a right to be mad, but trump is inciting all of these particular things going on. they have diff

the economy, the hero of healthcare, nobel peace prize rine whicher and, oh, yeah, murderer of osama bin ladenack obama. >> obama! >> joe spent eight years as president obama's trusted right-hand man, working so closely with him that soon even biden couldn't tell where he ended and obama began. >> an o'biden bama democrat. >> his job prepared him for knowing which building the white house is. once joe is inside the white house, he will lead america forward with a bold, progressive agenda. >> joe biden who told his big donors that "nothing will fundamentally change if he's elected." >> americans aren't looking for evolution. >> no, i don't support defunding the police. against medicare for all. totally unrealistic. >> elizabeth warren says she's going to prose a wealth tax. ( laughter ) >> boldish, or something. what matters is it's not insane. and considering the shit storm we're in right now, we'll take it. i haven't been outside in six months. look, here's the thing, joe biden isn't as inspiring as obama, he doesn't have the fearless vision of f.d.r., or the rhetorical gift of john f. kenned

small clip of what, rob you talked about after the towers were hit. >> someone instantly said, osama bin ladeng just changed, we're definitely going to war. >> they knew it right there, it was osama bin laden, it was al-qaeda? >> within seconds. it wasn't me but someone said it it. we heard about them before the with the same bombing here in '93, the khobar towers, he wasn't really going to get us. we kind of were lulled to sleep. we should thought they came to the towers in '93. unlike us, they're not going to forget about us. we'll forget about them. they don't forget about us. just because you don't think you're not at war with someone doesn't mean they're not at war with you. pete: runs tonight at 10 p.m. on the fox news. your reflections 9/11 two days ago, we know the enemy doesn't forget. are we remembering the way we should? >> no, we're not. and we're not teaching our kids what they should know. kids in high school right now weren't even alive when 9/11 happened and because of the way we're indoctrinating everyone we're not teaching them anything anything. i think we should see the foo

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and the vice president and senior leadership watched unfold the navy seal team that ki killed osama bin laden. today in "the denver post," robert curdillo, as commander-in-chief, president trump comes up tragically short. it is not something that robert cardillo have done before. he said, "i can be silent no lo lo longer longer." there is one important exception to that statement. our current president, i have briefed him up close. i will not provide details but suffice to say, the person you see over presiding over is the same one. that's the conversations are erratic and less than fully thoughtful. president trump's decision to rely on the board of dictators like lieutenant is unprecedented betrayal of his oath to the constitution. what's in it for me? we are fortunate that a true crisis did not occur during his first three years in office and 2020 happened. the reality and science of covid-19 conflicted with his personal views. president trump knowingly down played the pandemic. four more years would be devastating. we must elect a thoughtful, moral responsible and respectful leer on novem

national geospace intelligence agency, that use satellite data to identify the compound where osama bin laden hiding. thanks for taking the time. >> good morning, jim. >> you served and i want to note this for our viewers, six presidents, four republican and two democratic. you write the following, "our current president basis his decisions on his instincts and his instincts are based on a personal value proposition. what's in it for me." to be clear for our viewers here, do you believe this president, in your personal experience of him, places his own interests over u.s. national security? >> well, jim, it's hard for mee out. all i can talk to is what i see and reflected in his policies and again as an intelligence professional, we often confront policymakers who come into a situation or an issue with a bias or their own experience, of course, but then they take on new information, and they use that to either challenge or adjust their thinking. this president has a way to deflect new information, even scientific data in a way that allows him to be more comfortable, and to sustain as i said t

outrageous and terrible and i was so furious, i just wanted to personally take revenge against osama bin ladenid to my town and my country. and nbc would not let me go. i do great golden death there and i took 40% of the pay that they were paying me too go to a work correspondent and i'm not regretted it for a minute. the time i spent with america's gis overseas has been a blessing to me and just broadening my whole point of view in life. it is been a wild and crazy time to be a correspondent at fox news and to be a reporter in this country as we gone through so much of her going through so much now and i'm glad i'm still talking and people are still listening apparently. you said to have times, we got to stick together all of us have to get through this virus and we gotta get through the riots and the looting and the social justice movement, we gotta pull together to accomplish the deaths of the goals of that movement and i feel to be relevant to answer your question in my rambling way, i love the fact that i have something to say and people apparently still want to listen. jon: you are looki

. >> greg: remember, biden didn't want to take on osama bin laden and trump took out isis and that othert that guys name. >> bret: listen, president trump has a foreign policy record to run on. it's not going to be in this debate, it doesn't seem, unless one of the candidates bring it up and then it's a follow up and it's not in the buckets that chris is focused on. but he has a tale to tell and it's actually tough, i think, for the biden folks to say, look at what happened with israel, uae and bahrain, saying it is not a good thing. biden said the same thing in a statement. >> greg: are you now going to admit you were wrong about trump customer and he has three nobel peace prize's. you don't have any. >> juan: i'm working on it. wait a minute, he doesn't have three. he has three nominations. >> greg: i said nominations. >> juan: i thought you said he had three nobel prizes. anyone can be nominated. the differences obama was nominated and won it. that's the big deal. that's it is going to say, even obama didn't make a big deal out of it. pretty humble about it. he didn't go out campaigni

here, he did not want us to attack out osama bin laden and we did president has taken out terrorists. he has destroyed the isis caliphate. president trump has brought a strong presence of the united states across the globe. he has rebuilt our military and that ability to do so is showing that peace is possible in the middle east. listen, president trump is not a politician. he's doing this the american way, and it has paying dividends and joe biden is still on wrong side of history. jon: perhaps it is not surprising that the speaker of the house is not particularly impressed with these latest peace deals. listen to what nancy pelosi said. >> we was been waiting for a very long time for the president's proposal for an israeli palestinian peace agreement. that honored the two sides solution. it still hasn't come good for him having a distraction on a day when the numbers of people who are affected and numbers that people who are dying from the virus only increases. glon so she calls is a distraction, this latest peace deal. and managed to work in the covid pandemic. your reaction? >> na

talks at the heart of the discussions here as correspondent osama bin laden osama if they are diluting or they've successfully diluted so far those strong robust lines in the sand if you will how much of this is happening because cattle is involved because it is pretty unique is surely it has good relations or it works on its relations with everyone involved in what we're seeing so far in terms of this process. peter i did ask that question to the special envoy to the conflict ambassador danny and he did tell me that what needs to bring out of it is a platform which is neutral and it has been able to successfully do that the cuts reserve been involved in setting up the taliban office to begin with going against the grain so you will when the public perception was that they are facilitating the taliban and this is what they said they are because they want the taliban to have a neutral ground where they can speak to the u.s. government they can speak to the afghan government and try and work a solution which takes them away from the fighting and that was established in 2014 and here we a

derided admiral bill mcraven, deriding him specifically for the attack that he led that killed osama bin laden. but there has also just been the rank callousness to the family members of service members who the president had no political reason to attack, no beef with, no reason to criticize. he just couldn't muster the decency to even interact with them in a kind or basically human way. >> i asked master sergeant neal to put his phone on speaker so my aunt and uncle could hear as well. and he goes on to saying his statement as -- what he said was -- >> the president? >> yes, the president said that he knew what he signed up for, but it hurts anyways. and i was -- it made me cry because i was very angry at the tone of his voice and how he said it. he couldn't remember my husband's name. that's what hurt me the most because if my husband is out here fighting for our country and he risks his life for our country, why can't you remember his name? and that's what made me upset and cry even more, because my husband was an awesome soldier. >> what did you say to the president? >> i didn't -- i didn'

note for folks that don't know, the agency now known as the mga helped spot the compound where osama bin laden out that that's where he was before the mission was launched there. i do wonder. do you believe that if an attack such as that were to happen today that this country would be capable of showing the unity that it showed in that moment after 9/11? >> actually i do, jim. as hard as that might be to accept i -- i think an attack of that gravity, of that magnitude, with the loss of life that we suddenly incurred, would -- would -- would promote unity, and it's a shame that it takes something like that to generate that unity, but i think it would. >> one, i do want to talk now about what we're facing today as a country because you and others described russia's interference in the 2016 election as something of a political 9/11. we're 50 some odd days from another election in this country. it's the judgment once again of u.s. intelligence that russia is interfering on a grand scale, again, to denigrate the democratic opponent of the president. i wonder. i just spoke with the dhs chief of staf

people convening at the white house the night that president obama announced that osama bin laden had been killed, i was in washington that night and saw those remarkable scenes, there were not many other occasions to see something like that happening but to see many convening at the supreme court, it tells you something about justice ginsburg and about the importance of this moment of 46 days out from the election of her seat, of course it is now open and a president has to nominate somebody to fill the supreme court's vacancy. what looms is the decision made of february of 2016 when justice scalia, the conservative, leading light of the conservative wing died unexpectedly in texas and immediately even though there were 11 months left of the term of president obama at the time, 11 months left, it was february of 2016, republicans announced they would not consider any nominee put forward by president obama. instead they would hold that seat open for more than 400 days something that had not been done since the 1860s. they did not allow any process and held that seat open until after t

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