. >> 10 years to the day after the death of osama bin laden. a look at how it impacted president biden >> i can report to the american people and to the world. the united states has conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden. leader of al qaeda. >> where were you 10 years ago today when the scene unfolded, it is been that long since the leader of al qaeda, osama bin laden, the mastermind behind the september 11th terrorist attacks was killed in an operation by the u.s. navy seals after a decade long search for him. it also marked a significant step in america's fight against the terrorist group. president barack obama announcing the news in a televised address to americans a sunday night. i won't forget it. it was years in the making and a mission that turned into america's longest war. and now 2 decades later, the u.s. and nato have now started their final withdrawal from afghanistan ending. america's longest war in mid april. president biden announced that the final withdrawal would begin on may 1st. the last couple 1000 american troop

and in part two of the investigation we hear how some seals capitalized on the raid that killed osama bin ladenals are calling that a disgrace. >> reporter: killing osama bin laden ten years ago was celebrated in the streets. the operation by fieseal team s. >> they should never have said navy seals did this. >> reporter: eric spent 20 years as a seal with tours in iraq and afghanistan. >> i don't know if this is going to help. but at least it will expose the problem. i am hoping that this encourages good seals to say enough is enough. >> we became a brand. >> reporter: these seals retired and active duty agreed to speak with cbs news on -- >> ever known that seals took out osama bin laden. you believe that the seal community would be in a better place today? >> yes. >> yeah. >> one of the first thoughts in my mind is how long are we go to go before somebody exploits this for personal gain. we didn't have tot lo. >> reporter: hollywood told aid zero dark thirty and cbs aired four seasons of seal team. online former seals monetized their newfound fame. >> take a look at the autograph photos that

the terrorist attack was 9/11, and we said we would follow osama bin laden to the gates of hell to do the terrorist threat of al qaeda in afghanistan, and after 20 years of valiant valor and sacrifice, it's time to bring those troops home. >> it was, in fact, ten years ago this very weekend when joe biden was vice president that u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s killed osama bin laden in a secret and daring raid on a compound in pakistan. that raid coming after one of the most intense manhunts in history. >> there is one report as of yet unconfirmed that a plane has hit the world trade center. >> reporter: osama bin laden was the most wanted man on earth, intelligence and military scoured those rugged mountains, but on may 1, 2011, ten years after hijacked airliners brought down the world trade towers and a chunk of the pentagon, geronimo. >> geronimo meant? >> we got bin laden, killed him. >> reporter: joint chief at the time, that's him behind president obama in the white house as they watched the navy s.e.a.l.s descend on bin laden's compound in realtime. >> there was a lot of risk. we felt comf

after 9/11, the united states invaded this country to find osama bin laden.mantle his al qaeda forces and the taliban who sheltered them. it became america's longest war. 20 years of fighting. costing the lives of nearly 50,000 afghan civilians and more than 2,400 american service members. as u.s. troops now withdraw, what's left behind is a gathering storm of instability. >> the taliban/al qaeda relationship remains unbroken. i would not expect that to worsen over the course of a u.s. withdrawal, but to strengthen. they're going to believe they're winning, and in a sense they are. we should expect to see the taliban continue to work with a range of different terrorist organizations in afghanistan. >> reporter: more than 1,700 afghan civilians have lost their lives in the first three months of this year alone. and the threat of terrorist groups like al qaeda and isis fester in the shadows. the taliban signed a deal with the united states, but not with the afghan government. and these local troops are now the last line of defense. >> i think the unconditional

this call was conducted from a phone that belonged to osama bin laden himself, he then lived in sudanwas a friend of osama bin laden. and — so my — i have to mention that the united states found out that my cousin was not involved in the 9/11 attack. i'm not here to interrogate you, god forbid, you've had plenty of that in your life, but i just want our audience to be clear that there were some, let's be honest, some pretty extraordinary connections between you and men that you know became active terrorists in al-qaeda. just to name one, ramzi bin al—shibh, you had connections, direct connections, to him in germany. these connections are real. how do you explain them? as to ramzi al—shibh, i don't know him. i saw him once, he came once to my house to visit a friend. those are all the connections. there is no connections whatsoever with any type of organised crimes because i don't want to use terrorism because i don't believe in these word because it's used to oppress politically disssent in my part of the world, and it's abuse to collectively punish innocent people. if you say a murde

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today marks 10 years since osama bin laden was killed by navy seals after a decades long search for him. bin laden, the leader of the terrorist group al qaeda in the mastermind behind the september 11th terrorist attacks. president barack obama announced the news in a televised address to americans. it was a sunday night. i'll never forget it. that address marking a huge turning point in america's longest war 20 years after the start of the afghan war, the united states and its nato allies have now started to remove troops from the country last month, president biden announcing that the final withdrawal would begin today here on may 1st the remaining troops in the country along with allied forces are set to be gone by september 11th at the latest some western diplomats, though station right now in kabul say that the goal much earlier know they're looking at in july 4th deadline. president biden, meanwhile, is canceling projects to build a southern border wall with diverted defense funds. according to the defense department. the money is set to be returned back to accounts men for educat

president joe biden has paid tribute to the servicemen who carried out the raid on osama bin laden's compound 10 years ago sunday marks the anniversary of bin laden's death after a team of u.s. navy seals stormed the al qaeda leader's base in pakistan biden says that american efforts to fight al qaeda have left the group greatly degraded as u.s. troops prepare to withdraw from afghanistan where a doctor who helped pinpoint osama bin laden's location is still in a pakistani jail shaquille afridi was never formally charged for his role in helping the cia to find the al qaeda leader he helped to run a fake vaccination program to confirm bin laden's location he's been in pakistani custody since 2011 but according to his lawyer he was denied a fair trial they get was look like he never complained that he has done something for the united states or that the americans should get him out of here but morally when americans say that he had worked with them then they should do something with the him u.s. republican senator and former presidential hopeful mitt romney has been booed at a republic

when you first heard this announcement today marking a decade since osama bin laden was killed by navy seals after a decade long search for him. bin laden was the leader of the terrorist group al qaeda in the mastermind behind the september 11th terrorist attacks. president obama making that announcement in a televised address to americans. the address marking a big turning point in america's longest war 20 years after the start of the afghanistan war, the united states and its nato allies have started to remove troops from the country. last month. you may remember president biden announced that the final withdrawal would start today on may 1st the remaining troops in the country along with allied forces are all set to be gone by september 11th at the latest some western diplomats, though, in kabul say that july 4th is the goal. president biden, meanwhile, is canceling a number of projects to build a southern border wall with diverted defense funds. according to the defense department, the money will be returned back to accounts meant for education for military children overseas, milit

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more commonly known as the raid that killed osama bin laden a seminal moment for the obama presidency while america commemorates the end of one terrorist women in the military remain vigilant but the terror of sexual abuse they are victims of will come to a close as well it's time we start watching the hawks. if you want to. run a city the streets. are so let's see rises your state and see. this crazy city this least systemic deceptions please show. your. welcome everybody to watching the hawks m m h across cairo still on vacation joining me now is conservative commentator and the hill contributor rory reilly topping. our you pretty good pretty good congratulations on the new baby. thank you all of you 7 months he's not that new anymore. oh a coded has thrown off my calendar but i know that there is a little one and you. so really necessary as parents have always held steady that their daughter told them of the sexual harassment prior to her murder a newly released report backs up those claims why was nothing done when reported her sexual harassment and how prevalent is this in the mi

had ever heard of a bottle which was where this the cia located a complex where they thought osama bin laden might be staying and they did that by tracking 2 couriers who would go as far as 90 miles away in order to make cell phone calls in order to carry out bin laden's wishes this was so closely held in the white house that it was really just a small team in the white house and at the cia that carried this out and there was talk after that happened that biden was actually not a supporter of that raid but he has said since then that he never opposed that raid and it was carried out in such incredible secrecy that president obama did not alter his regular schedule and that included appearing at a white house correspondents dinner i happened to have been there at the time and recall how he was making fun of donald trump the guy who would be the next president because trump had made these birth the risk claims about obama and obama seemed to be in rare form in high spirits and now 10 years later we're just learning the details of that and president joe biden is taking credit for that as he mov

were commonly known as the raid that killed osama bin laden a seminal moment for the obama presidency. while america commemorates the end of one terrorists women in the military remain vigilant but the terror of sexual abuse their victims up will come to a close as well it's time we start watching the hawks. in the city streets. that are so let's see this is your state and city. great city slaves systemic deceptions please show. some real. welcome everybody to watching the hawks i love the show cross tyro still on vacation joining me now is conservative commentator and the hill contributor rory reilly topping. the show how are you pretty good pretty good congratulations on the new baby frank you all oh he's 7 months he's not that new anymore. oh a coded has thrown off my calendar but i know that there is a little one in your mouf. yes so rory the next against parents have always held steady that their daughter told them of the sexual harassment prior to her murder a newly released report backs up those claims why was nothing done when he and reported her sexual harassment and how prev

and its allies to make the world safe from terrorism by removing the taliban which had allowed osama bin laden and his al qaeda network to operate from afghan territory. the taliban regime was quickly overthrown but a cheating peace in afghanistan has proved elusive. with international assistance a civilian government was set up in kabul led by president hamid karzai. but the taliban regrouped and began carrying out attacks and regaining control of parts of the country. despite a peak of 140000 nato troops in 2011 international and afghan forces have been unable to defeat the taliban. in 2014 nato ended its combat mission and transferred security control to kabul since then nato led troops have helped train and assist their afghan counterparts currently about 9500 international soldiers remain in the us which supplies the largest contingent has announced it will complete its troop withdrawal by september. the taliban have sought to negotiate with the afghan government but so far talks of stalled a recent u.s. intelligence analysis concluded that the kabul government would likely struggle to ho

and its allies to make the world safe from terrorism by removing the taliban which had allowed osama bin laden and his al qaeda network to operate from afghan territory. the taliban regime was quickly overthrown but achieving peace in afghanistan has proved elusive. with international assistance a civilian government was set up in kabul led by president hamid karzai. but the taliban regrouped and began carrying out attacks and regaining control of parts of the country. despite a peak of 140000 nato troops in 20 a lot of an international and afghan forces have been unable to defeat the taliban . in 2014 nato ended its combat mission and transfer to full security control to kabul since then nato led troops have helped train and assist their afghan counterparts currently about 9500 international soldiers remain in the us which supplies the largest contingent has announced it will complete its troop withdrawal by september. the taliban have sought to negotiate with the afghan government but so far talks have stalled a recent u.s. intelligence analysis concluded that the kabul government would like

this weekend marks the 10th anniversary of the operation code named neptune spear that killed osama bin laden. >> tonight i can report to the american people and to the world that the united states has conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden, the leader of al qaeda. >> it is an opportunity to reflect on the state of islamic terrorism and radical islam more generally and the initial diagnosis is clear. the movement is in bad shape. total deaths caused by terrorism around the world have plummeted by 59% since their peak in 2014. in the west, the current threat is less from islamic violence than far right terrorism which has surged by 250% in the same period. it now makes up 46% of attacks and 82% of deaths in these countries. most islamist terror tends to be local, the taliban in afghanistan, boko haram in nigeria and al shabab in the horn of africa. that is a major reversal from the glory days of al qaeda when the leaders insisted the focus must be not on the near enemy, the local regimes, but rather the far enemy, the united states and the west more broadly. al qaeda disintegrated,

though the initial air campaign against the taliban was not focused purely on getting osama bin laden was -- that was a priority of his and then in the fall of 2003 a priority of his again to pick the trail back up of bin laden. and so that was a presidential decision that was then carried out through secretary resumesfield and cia director ten not that's led to the entrance of the pech troops. hundreds of troops float into the porche for an operation called winter strike which was a district response to the tasking from washington and that left behind a small patrol base. that patrol base was the scene of changes in strategy and tactics that were not mandated by washington or something that anybody -- at those high levels in the white house or the pentagon were probably aware of. simply because an outpost had been left behind and a green beret team left behind and their job was to figure out how to fight the war there similarly you see in the obama administration, as the ground role leaves, as u.s. forces on the ground leave kunar and it becomes a drone campaign you see the obama adm

the united states has conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden. leader of al qaeda. >> hard to believe that this weekend marks 10 years since osama bin laden, the terrorist mastermind behind the september 11th terrorist attacks was killed in a targeted operation by us navy seals. it was a significant step in the nation's fight against al qaeda. president barack obama announced the news in a televised address to americans. it was years in the making. an admission that turned into america's longest war. and now 2 decades later the u.s. and nato have begun their final withdrawal from afghanistan ending. america's longest war after nearly 20 years in mid april, president joe biden had announced the final withdrawal would begin today may 1st the last couple 1000 u.s. troops at about 7 allied forces. we'll all be gone by september 11th at the latest, although western diplomats in kabul say july. 4th is the goal. >> and still ahead on kron 00:00am morning news the a's are in action at the coliseum. can they hold on to their lead in the nl west. kate roone

sources tell cbs news that osama bin laden, the leader of al qaeda, is dead. >> exactly ten years agobama announced the killing of osama bin laden following a middle of the night raid in pakistan. >> the american people did not choose this fight. it came to our shores and started with the senseless slaughter of our citizens. >> bin laden, the mastermind behind the attacks of september 11th, 2001, the deadliest terrorist attack in human history, was found in the early morning of may 2nd pakistan time when navy s.e.a.l.s burst into his compound in abbottabad. his death ended a global search that ended well before 9/11. bin laden began coordinating terror attacks against the west in the 1990s, including u.s. embassy bombings in kenya and tanzania in 1998 and the bombing of the uss cole in october 2000. following 9/11, a $25 million price tag was put on bin laden's head, but the s t focus turned to the couriers he used to communicate. when bin laden was finally located on the third floor of his compound, he was shot by navy s.e.a.l.s in the head and chest and quickly buried at sea. >> usa

. >> it's been ten years since the raid that killed osama bin laden. i believe it happens at any moment. i want to play that moment when cnn first announced the news ten years ago. >> cnn is told by several sources that the president of the united states will announce in just moments that the united states has the body of osama bin laden. >> and the drawdown of u.s. troops started as you know the administration is planning on all u.s. forces out by september 11th. what is your thinking on all of this, ambassador? >> i think president biden's decision to withdraw american forces without condition is a big mistake. i think sadly it is a continue wags of the determination to withdraw forces and the debate is completely lost in a series of cliches. our forces in afghanistan have not been engaged in a war for quite sometime. they're there with allied nato forces providing training and assistance and intelligence for the united states and its allies about terrorist threats inside afghanistan. and being very conveniently situated geographically to watch pakis

bin laden task force. i was part of the joint operation task force, the task force with the joint responsibility of trying to find bin laden. i spent most of my 20s looking for osamain laden. when ten years ago the announcement was made he was killed, i was watching that in my living room in colorado. there was a closure i felt. right now i'm dealing with a lot of the same emotions as we withdraw our combat operations. we leave a certain bit of ourselves in those countries. there's always a mixture of feelings when there's these milestones and major issues that we deal with. >> thanks for sharing that. i know it's personal to you. let me ask you about gun reform. the president addressed this in the address to congress. he said he's not trying to change the constitution, he's being reasonable. do you think he was effective in his messaging? he's saying no one wants to take guns from law abiding citizens, but firearms can be kept out of the hands of people who shouldn't have them. is president biden presenting this in a way that gun reform can get to his desk? >> you know, i think his state of the union speech was one of the better speeches i've seen in my life. oth

killed osama bin laden a decade ago. the terrorist group is still around, still full of hate.sh discovered, they're thriving in territories of afghanistan that are under taliban control. >> reporter: al qaeda. the reason the u.s. went to afghanistan. they're greatly diminished. the biden administration said -- >> it's time to end america's longest war. >> reporter: -- but a cnn investigation discovered al qaeda very much alive and thriving in afghanistan, linked to global cells the u.s. is hunting. senior afghan intelligence officials tell cnn al qaeda are communicating with their cells worldwide from afghanistan, getting shelter and support from the taliban in exchange for expertise, and could be able to attack the west from there by the end of next year. u.s. treasury in january said al qaeda was, quote, growing in strength here. but afghan intelligence officials i spoke to go further, saying it's more substantial than that, that al qaeda provide expertise like bomb making but also in finance, in moving cash around. core al qaeda members number in their hundreds, most assess

after 9/11, the united states invaded this country to find osama bin laden. dismantle his al qaeda forces and the taliban who sheltered them. it became america's longest war. 20 years of fighting, costing the lives of nearly 50,000 afghan civilians and more than 2,400 american service members. but with it, american forces removed the taliban from power. giving rise to a new afghanistan. one where many women and girls n the enter the workforce after years of exclusion. the dreams the sisters share forged in these classrooms. >> my wish is to raise the woman's voice. what really i want to be a very well known journalist. i will go for an interview in front of the boss. the main reason, what is the is- main wish that you hear, i would tell him that i want to sit in that chair that you are sitting, i really want that. >> reporter: this is what the taliban fears, open books, raised hands, questions, opinions, learning. a generation of young gir i want poli country. >> you want to be a politician? >> yes. >> president? >> no. >> reporter: the gains unimaginable for

the united states has conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden. f al qaeda. >> where were you when you heard this announcement 10 years ago tonight it's been a decade since osama bin laden was killed by navy seals after a decade long search for him. bin laden, the leader of the terrorist group, al qaeda and the mastermind behind the september 11th terrorist attacks. president barack obama announcing that news in a televised address to americans. this all happened on a sunday night. the address marking a big turning point in america's longest war. 20 years after the beginning of the afghan war, the united states and its nato allies have started to remove troops from the country last month, president biden announced that the final withdrawal would begin today on may 1st. the remaining troops in the country along with allied forces are set to be gone by september 11th at the latest. but some western diplomats stationed in kabul say that the goal is much earlier. they say the july 4th is that target. president trump's former personal lawyer rudy giulia

we killed osama bin laden, and now we are going.y are leaving behind a war which fought for 20 years. all these people trained in warfare and bomb making and lots of other things. they are leaving. the international community is leaving afghanistan to go into chaos. >> while the government says they keep conducting operations against what it calls terrorist groups near the border, shopkeepers in the capital are trying to rebuild their shops. it will take them days to restore their businesses and money that no one will compensate them for. >> security is deteriorating day by day. we cannot run our business is properly. we are working in fear. it is too difficult to have a shop here. i insist we have a stable piece for our country. >> that peace is the one thing everyone longs for. >> kurdistan's leader is calling for a cease-fire to be respected as displaced people begin to return home. a violent dispute about a reservoir both countries claim as their own has killed almost 40 people in the past week. charles stratford reports. >> thi

they showed you as sheltering the network in the place where osama bin laden was.eign minister shah mahmood qureshi: look at the need for pakistan for peace and stability in the region. is that over? not yet. not yet. anchor: why do you think the biden administration is acting this way given the historical role of pakistan in theater so crucial? foreign minister shah mahmood qureshi: i can't speak for them. anchor: you must have a hunch. foreign minister shah mahmood qureshi: i hope they realize the importance of pakistan. i am sure they have found new friends in the region, but why boost old ones? anchor: in the public pronouncements on pakistan, they emphasize pakistan as one of several nations with a stake in the future of afghanistan. they mentioned china, india, iran, russia, and pakistan, whereas before, it was different. foreign minister shah mahmood qureshi: we have always advocated that it is a shared responsibility. you cannot just focus on pakistan if things go wrong and you hold pakistan responsible, no. we have played our part and will continue to play

and its allies to make the world safe from terrorism by removing the taliban which had allowed osama bin laden and his al qaeda network to operate from afghan territory. the taliban regime was quickly overthrown but achieving peace in afghanistan has approved the elusive. with international assistance a civilian government was set up in kabul led by president hamid karzai. but the taliban regrouped and began carrying out attacks and regaining control of parts of the country. despite a peak of 140000 nato troops in 2011 international and afghan forces have been unable to defeat the taliban. in 2014 nato ended its combat mission and transfer to full security control to kabul since then nato led troops have helped train and assist their afghan counterparts currently about 9500 international soldiers remain in the us which supplies the largest contingent has announced it will complete its troop withdrawal by september . the taliban have sought to negotiate with the afghan government but so far talks have stalled a recent u.s. intelligence analysis concluded that the kabul government would likely s

american people and to the world that the united states has conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden still proving to be a major threat to the west. the group saying just yesterday, "war against the u.s. will be continuing on all other fronts unless they are expelled from the rest of the islamic world." the former navy seal who killed osama bin laden 10 years ago today, rob o'neill, joins me now rob, good morning. great to see you. ten years ago today, quite a different scene, yet you hear what al qaeda is saying first of all thanks again on behalf of the grateful nation for what you and those men did on that evening 10 years ago but when you hear what al qaeda is continuing to say, what's your reaction? >> well, as always great to talk with you, pete. ten years flies by amazing i can still smell what it was like going up the stairs in osama bin laden's house and it's not as black and white as a lot of politicians try to make it. it should never have been let's go in and let's surge and build schools. we should have kept a low presence, in places near the border of pakistan, and wher

until we delivered justice to osama bin laden. got criticized after no love for saying we will follow the son of a son to the gates of hell until we get him. that's what you did. that's exactly what you did. you got him. now as we drawdown we will focus on the urgent work of rebuilding over the rising capabilities that will allow us to take it al qaeda at every turn in afghanistan. to focus on the threat that has metastasized. the greatest likelihood of attack from al qaeda or isis is not going to be from afghanistan. is going to be from five other regions of the world that have significantly more presents of both al qaeda -- presence of both al qaeda and isis. we will update our security stands and turn our forces to the threats that will dominate the future and ensure the american people's security for tickets to come. we will never forget the terrible cost that we paid as a nation. many of you likely lost friends and colleagues in afghanistan and iraq. i know this is personal to you. especially as you head into memorial day wee

for them the western world they too are saying ok guys we finish the job successfully we killed osama bin laden and now we are going in they are leaving behind a war which fought for 20 years all these people trained in guerrilla warfare bomb making and lots of other things they are leaving international communities living of understand to go into chaos. while the government says they keep conducting operations against what it calls terrorist groups near the low guy border shopkeepers at the capital's bazaar are trying to rebuild their shops. it will take them days to restart their businesses and the money that no one will compensate them for. their level of education to be honest security is deteriorating day by day we cannot run our businesses properly working in fear and it's too difficult to have a shop here i insist that we have a stable peace for our country and that peace is the one thing everyone longs for for your country for all dizzy or low guard. it's going to somalia now the country has been suffering from a drought for more than 10 years with only one the proper rainy season since

president joe biden marked the tenth anniversary of the killing of osama bin laden today with a statementnking the military service members who carried out the attack on the al qaeda leader's pakistan compound. the president said ”we followed bin laden to the gates of hell— and we got him. we kept the promise to all those who lost loved ones on 9/11: that we would never forget those we had lost.” mr. biden, who is spending the weekend at his home in delaware, was vice president when then- president obama ordered the killing. the u.s. sent troops to afghanistan in 2001 in what has become america's longest war. in his statement president biden said al qaeda is now “greatly degraded.” yesterday the formal withdrawal of troops from afghanistan began, and is set to be complete on september 11. earlier in the day, the biden administration focused on the nearly $4 trillion in new spending on infrastructure and proposals to expand education and the social safety net for lower income families. today, treasury secretary janet yellen, who previously served as chair of the federal reserve, defended t

president joe biden has paid tribute to the servicemen who carried out the raid on osama bin laden's compound 10 years ago sunday marks the anniversary of bin laden's death after a team of u.s. navy seals stormed the al qaeda leader's base in pakistan they see headlines news continues after talks al-jazeera. on counting the cost of china's navy and its maritime militia dominate the south china sea has the u.s. lost control could the pandemic usher in the 4 day work week and environmental racism opposition grows to a u.s. pipeline. counting the cost on al-jazeera. workers. it's been nearly $100.00 days since myanmar's military took power in a coup and arrested civilian leaders including and the son suchi. but the people of myanmar seem determined to hold on to the democratically elected government they gained in 2015 they've refused to go back to the military rule they lived under for hof a century. the coup triggered civil disobedience and mass protests. manama security forces have responded with violence hundreds of people have been killed in the crackdown thousands more injured and

also today the president issued a statement commemorating the 1oth anniversary of the death of a osama bin laden shall laden, then vice president biden watched, now commander in chief, president biden has ordered all biden has ordered all u.s. forces out of afghanistan by this september 11th. effectively ending america's longest war. jericka. >> duncan: christina ruffini at the white house, thank you. the nation's housing market is red hot with buying being compared to the wild west. topping the list of fastest growing markets is coeur d'alene, idaho, a city of 44,000 people austin, texas, spring springfield, ohio, billings montana, and spokane, washington, round occupy out the top five. erare being priced out. >> reporter: in bozeman, montana, a book store o ariano paliobagis hopes to buy a home but instead found she's been priced out of the market. >> i'm the owner of a successful business but can i not afford to buy a home in this community. his hovefer to o great community feeling, beautiful surroundings, has been discovered by so many more people that i don't think that this is a temporary

begins a gradual drawdown of its remaining troops in afghanistan osama bin laden's here in doha with more on the talks this is the biggest concern that all parties have who are engaged in these talks that the violence is going to increase in of going to stand in less than 48 hours when the deadline expires as per the agreement between the taliban and the united states that all foreign forces will leave the united states has indicated with its new administration that the u.s. forces are going to be withdrawing gradually that they would draw will begin from may the 1st but it will not be completed at that time which has been a longstanding demand of the taliban and to discuss that special representatives and envoys from russia china the united states as well as pakistan attended this meeting with the taliban where all of these issues were discussed the taliban insisting that they need to see their prisoners being released a few 100 of them still remain in prisons they need to be delisted from a terrorist organization status by the united nations and other demands by the taliban which t

president joe biden has paid tribute to the servicemen who carried out the raid on osama bin laden's compound 10 years ago sunday marks the anniversary of bin laden's death after a team of u.s. navy seals stormed the al qaeda leader's base in pakistan. chards military council has named a transition government following the president's sudden death the military and idriss deby some took power after he was killed on the frontline fighting rebels last month. the opposition says it recognizes the 40 strong cabinet. story. tension between tajikistan and could just stand on a scale not seen in years fighting broke out over a disputed border area although it truce was agreed it's not stop. this violence because of what it into old wives' conflict this is inside story. hello welcome to the program. kyrgyzstan and have been in a dispute over land and water resources for more than 3 decades a vast recently escalated into the have is fighting in years and raised fears of a wider conflict a police 40 people were killed in the cross border shelling and thousands evacuated the fighting broke out o

also marks the 10th anniversary of operation victims what commonly known as the raid that killed osama bin laden a seminal moment for the obama presidency while america commemorates the end of one terrorist women in the military remain vigilant but the terror of sexual abuse their victims up will come to a close as well it's time we start watching the hawks. in the city streets. that are so let's see the price is your state police race graves suggests least systemic deception is complete so. some joe. welcome everybody to watch in the hawks i will be sure cross tyro still on vacation joining me now is conservative commentator and the hill contributor rory reilly topping. how are you pretty good pretty good congratulations on the new baby ranking although he's 7 months he's not that new anymore. oh a coded has thrown off my calendar but i know that there is a little one in your move. so really the next against parents have always held steady that their daughter told them of the sexual harassment prior to her murder a newly released report backs up those claims why was nothing done when he and rep