it takes you into the ten-year search for osama bin ladin. s are they capable of pulling off small and big attacks? >> i think their capabilities are pretty limited. i was given access to bin ladin's own writings. the picture that emerges from these documents, bin ladin's calling for big attacks, kill president obama, general petraeus his guys are pubbing back saying, we're under pressure from the drones, the united states is not that easy. >> they're citing the drones in particular? >> well, it's interesting, bin ladin is worried about the drones, how many of his people have been killed, he's urging his people to move to a remote part of afghanistan. his 20-year-old son, living in pakistan's tribal regions, he's urging him to move to gutar, it's the richest country in the world many. >> he wants him to move there for safety? >> yeah, the drones are really having a huge impact. they were very conscious internally that the drones were causing them problems. bin ladin was keenly aware that the al qaeda brand was tarnished. he was urging some gro

with osama bin ladin dead, what is al qaeda planning right now. exactly one year ago tomorrow that navy s.e.a.l.s started their mission to kill bin ladin. with him gone, al qaeda has not stopped their plans to kill. what they're up to could be found in what german authorities dug up in files taken from a would-be killer. exclusive details from nic robertson. >> reporter: as u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s were preparing to storm osama bin ladin's compound a year ago, two of his recruits were sneaking out of the country on a mission to cause carnage. they were headed for vienna and berlin. not long after they returned to europe, one of them was being questioned at this police station. he was arrested and searched. and hidden in his underwear, police found memory recording devices like these buried deep in the devices was a pornographic video, and hidden in files inside that were what police believe were more than 100 seek relate al qaeda documents. inside a file marked sexy tanya protected by an almost invisible password a treasure trove including al qaeda's r

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one year from osama bin ladin stead, president obama makes a surprise visit to afghanistan. ripping into rupert murdoch, he is declared not fit to lead a major company. and shining a light on the occupy movement. in new york, the activists are having an impact. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. president obama has marked the anniversary of the killing of osama bin ladin with a surprise visit to afghanistan. he announced -- he arrived unannounced under the cover of darkness. he then signed an agreement about the role of combat troops after their withdrawal. >> a dramatic appearance. the american president of rides. -- arrives. president obama left the air base and went to the presidential palace. he discussed america's continued role in the fight against global terror. >> i have come to afghanistan to mark an historic moment for our nation's. i am here to a firm the bonds between our countries, to thank american men and women who have sacrificed so much in these last 10 years. in order to ensure peace and .rosperity for our nation's president obam

have been able to decimate the ranks of al qaida and a year ago we were able to finally bring osama bin ladin just. by now nobody doubts that bin laden's killing is going to be the highlight of obama's presidential campaign it's already featured in his ads. the harder. and the more honorable. and the one. produced in my opinion the best route so. as hyped as bin laden's killing is some asked whether it's being used to mask the feeler of the us policies abroad during the last ten years the ben laden thing i think makes things easier it sells well but again i don't think you can put that good a face on ten years of combat in afghanistan and the afghan and the iraq invasion i think is to me question still yet to be asked about what the justification of that was no matter how much killing bin laden means you can't take away ten years of failure it was going into afghanistan and especially into iraq ok that created more enemies you know and the recruits for. you know you had a kind of salafist. you know than that then weakening them the pentagon's new strategy is to move away from ground wars bin

why should they put bin ladin is concerned about -- why should they -- there are certain aspects of the documents that are not in the interest of any government frankly to betray osama bin ladin, someone who is appalled by indiscriminate attacks against civilians. the islamic state of iraq -- is this the sort of -- is this what you expect governments to be introducing to be fabricating? so direct my answer about the fabrication. personally, i did not -- i don't want to claim to be smart, but on the basis of what i read, it doesn't -- fabrication and forgery does not strike me as a possibility. so comparing to u.s. leaders, these are completely different worlds. one -- you know, u.s. leader or other leaders are working -- they're working within the governance, within the par dime of the nation states. the the leaders of the jihadists there work withing on their own as ngo's. here's where, i think on one level you can say that jihad leaders have sacrificed more than other leaders. and that's why they have more credit in the minds of the general public. they have more credentials, here they are, they're not benefiting from anything. but there's something to be said tha

of god in bomb attacks in which at least six die his trip marked a year since the killing of osama bin ladin while deals were signed with afghan president karzai to cover the decade after the plan through for twenty fourteen. and frantic campaigning in france's presidential election with just days left for the two candidates to woo voters before the decisive round on sunday but the fight is getting tougher as right wing leader marine le pen. he uses to endorse either candidate. we are now turning to the world of sports and you didn't hear good morning to you well i the tragedy once again hits the professional sporting world yemen a seems i'm talking with things like this much too often a twenty six year old norway swimming champion a world champion who so the big silver medalist has died aged as i said just twenty six more in that story coming up we're going on the rest of the sport as well. plenty ahead over the next ten minutes including. in charge roy hodgson is named the new english football manager on the four year deal will remain in charge of the final two games of the premier league

gone and bomb attacks and which at least seven die is trip marks a year since the killing of osama bin ladin while a deal was signed with afghan president karzai to cover the decade after the plans a troop pull out in twenty four days. and frantic campaigning in france's presidential election was just days left for the two candidates to rule voters before a decisive round on sunday but the fight is getting tougher as right wing leader marine le pen refuses to endorse either candidate. it's exactly three decades after the argentine cruiser general belgrano was sunk in the first major british attack on the focus war next we'll sit down with historian and author hugh you know to discuss whether the conflict was worth it. it's now thirty years since the war between britain and argentina over the falkland islands but like the islands themselves the accounts of that war and the reasons for it are still hotly disputed to talk more about this i'm joined by hugh britton oh historian and author of razors edge the unofficial history of that war he thanks for speaking to r.t. during the period known as

trying to swift boat president obama with this new ad trying to spin president obama's killing of osama bin ladin against him take a look. report i directed leon panetta i was briefed on the middle of beautifully i determined that my direction i called president zardari i was a man or i. don't need to spike the football i said that. and i. suppose in the navy seals gone in they are supposed. to dance and i would be i the group behind that ad is calling itself veterans for a strong america so what more do we need to know about this group as it begins its ad of salt on the president at impact is here he's a reporter at think progress welcome thanks so much for having me great to have you here with us what exactly is veterans for a strong america so veterans for a strong america is actually a fairly secretive group as best we've been able to discern it's a very small organization in fact some reports show that there is in fact only one employee payroll joel aarons who is the director of this organization however they've also hosted several fairly large events including those with very recent preside

i asked him about the moment the proof of death photos arrived of osama bin ladin from the s.e.a.l.s that captured him. >> how did that feel to look at that image? >> you know, it -- i think it's wrong to say that i did a high five, because you have a picture of a dead body. there's -- i think regardless of who it is, you always have to be sober about death. but understanding the satisfaction for the american people, what it would mean for 9/11 families, what it would mean for the children of folks who died in the twin towers who never got to know their parents. i think there was a deep seeded satisfaction for the country at that moment. >> and then you place a call to george w. bush 43 on whose watch the attack happened. what was that like? >> well, i think that it was an important symbol of who we are as a people. we get into these partisan fights. administrations come and go, but there's a certain come continue uity about who we are and what we care about, and what our values are. for me to be able to call my predecessor and say a lot of the work that you did under your administra

spending billions of dollars just trying to catch one person he was referring to the hunt for osama bin ladin when he beamed by that because it's generated a little controversy given osama bin laden's role in killing what three thousand americans on nine eleven. he had to decide. that's what you are president to do. you harm the president to make the calls when no one else can do. when you think of this as a campaign strategy and says i'm the guy that killed that guy first as a member of the press corps who spent the weekend partying with celebrities that is an alibi and totally being a walking representation of what's wrong with washington d.c. i'll say i am hung over and i'm happy to talk about this look i think look the deal bomb campaign thinks this is a win win win you know if if even if they want to if they want to debate about osama bin laden that debate whether it's now or in the fall i think there is a worry that they're going to overplay it and politicize it too much and you could see it seeing a backlash with that i spent today contacting a lot of navy seals and already within that

getting rid of president obama -- getting rid of osama bin ladin, and saving the auto industry. >> still ahead, a man is found murdered. what police know so far. plus, the five men accused in the september 11 attacks are a >> police investigate a murder. the body was found early sunday morning after 12 hours. a security guard made the discovery. the victim has been identified. a worker at the racetrack. an autopsy is scheduled for later today. check out of this video. a burglar drives an suv right through the window of a rent-a- center. security camera shows a video of that crash. you can see the person get out. of the burglars stole a $3,000 tv and dropped it on the way out. so, it may be a little damage. a potential trial date is set for the man accused of plotting the september 11 attack. he repeatedly refused to answer the judge's question. there would not even here headset's -- wear headsets to hear translations. they say they were protesting 11 years of unfair treatment. >> the united states is committed to accountability under law for those who have plotted to attack our nation an

million a year in response to the jailing of a pakastani doctor who helped the cia track down osama bin ladin. he was sentenced to at least 32 years in prison for treason. secretary of state hillary clinton said his jailing was unjust and unwarranted. a meeting between iran and world powers has ended without agreement. the five members of the u.n. security council and germany have been trying to persuade iran to suspend its nuclear ambitions. in another round of talks will be held in moscow next month. polling stations have been closed in egypt after the first free presidential election there. if there is no clear winner, the leading candidates will have a runoff next month. the head of the vatican bank, ettore gotti tedeschi, has been sacked. the roman catholic church had a vote of no-confidence because he is under investigation for alleged money-laundering. there have been more are developments with chen guangcheng and his family. price that is right. the brother of the chinese blind activist who is in the center of a diplomatic standoff between china and the u.s. has escaped from his villa

attacks heat of data stand shortly after barack obama visits kabul one year since the killing of osama bin ladin. frantic campaigning in france's presidential election with just days left for the two candidates to voters before the science of round but not everyone's enthusiastic about the choice on offer. live from moscow i'm going to josh welcome to the program and the anti-corporate occupy movement has made a comeback in the u.s. after a long hiatus activist returns to the birthplace of the protests in new york city having been evicted from their encampment last autumn.

attacks heat of galatea shortly after barack obama visits kabul one year since the killing of osama bin ladin. and frantic campaigning in france presidential election with just days left for the two candidates to woo voters before the site's brown but no not every once in a yes to get the choice on offer. in the russian capital you're watching r.t. i'm marina joshie the anti-corporate occupy movement has made a comeback in the u.s. after a long hiatus activist returned to the birthplace of the protest in new york city having been evicted from their encampment.

of gun and bomb attacks in which at least seven died his trip marked a year is the killing of osama bin ladin while a deal was signed with afghan president karzai to cover the decade after the planned troop pullout in two thousand and fourteen. and frantic campaigning and frances presidential election with just days left for the two candidates to voters before the size of ground on sunday bought the fight is getting tougher as bridling leader marine le pen refuses to endorse either candidate. that's an r.t. it's a songe time with his explosive show the world famous whistleblower talks to the new president of tunisia who says securing human rights in the country is his top priority. i'm julian assange. stress. it is true of wiki leaks expose the world secrets these documents long united states government being attacked by the powerful united states strongly condemn the said quote after quote he broke the law illegally shoot five hundred days now i've been detained without charge but that hasn't stopped us. today where on a quest for revolutionary ideas that can change the world tomorrow. durin

committed to high-profile attacks against the west as we confirm from the document seized from osama bin ladin a year ago. meanwhile, al qaeda affiliates in the arabian peninsula represent the top counter terrorism threat to the nation. apa had a number of attacks on the united states in 2010 and 2009. we are looking into explosive devices that have been used in the past. we almost remain concern for home grown violent extremists. this individuals have no profile. their motives are disticket to make them difficult to find and difficult to stop. let me turn now to counter intelligence. while we still confront traditional espionage, today's spies are student, researchers, business people and the operators of front companies. they seek not only government secrets but inside property and insider information from government, businesses and american yoouchbts. >> we are seeing an increased threat when employees use legitimate secrets for the other country. of course, this counter attack is now emerging with the cyber threat. today more sensitive data is stored on computer networks. our adversaries f

released letters from osama bin ladin but surely fretted about the level of civilian deaths at the hands of al qaeda. the big clashes in the west bank injuring four palestinians and four israeli soldiers dozens of gathered in support of jailed palestinians who current hunger strike in a prison six miles north of jerusalem some of the demonstrators threw stones at israeli forces of them responded with tear gas rubber bullets more than thirteen hundred palestinian prisoners recently went on hunger strike over israel's policy of indefinite detention without trial. keep abreast of all the latest news online of course twenty four seventh's r.t. dot com good place for the business as well but we've got it live right now dimitri's there are business dimitri looking bad on the stock exchange today about how you look at it. tell us more it is true the russian market is doing a very very badly it's back to square one pretty much even lower than the beginning of the year and this is all because of what's happening in the united states the secular to what's going on there. the nasdaq also least one

visits kabul one year since the killing of osama bin ladin. campaigning in france a presidential election with just days left for the two candidates to voters before the science around but not everyone is enthusiastic about the choice on offer also . this guy is going to. join us on human rights. on his encounter with american standards in solitary confinement and his hopes for his country's future much more only on a show on air in less than thirty minutes here on our team.

wave of gun a bomb attacks in which at least seven die strip marked a year since the killing of osama bin ladin while a deal was signed with afghan president karzai to cover the decade after a plan troop pullout in twenty fourteen. frantic campaigning in france this presidential election was just days left for the two candidates to woo voters before the size of round on sunday of the five weeks is getting tougher as right wing leader marine le pen's refuses to endorse either candidate. as we have lines here in our team sports next with you know. thanks for joining us this is sports of a plenty ahead of the next ten minutes including these stories and. the man in charge roy hodgson is named as the new english football manager on a four year deal with me in. the final two games of the premier league season. going the distance russian middle with world champion to me hurled the fences in moscow seeing all japanese challenger. or foolhardy be austrian host to one of the most varied and challenging stream relay races in the world in all testing the best. full first sending them to west brom boss roy

on the first anniversary of the killing of osama bin ladin the bomb concealed in underwear that was to be detonated aboard a passenger jet a similar scheme was used in december two thousand and nine but failed when the explosives didn't detonate properly no information has been released about the status or identity of the would be bomber. really prime minister in opposition have reached an agreement following all night to go she snapped elections now plan to form a unity government with ben human netanyahu as party on monday netanyahu brought the date for the poll forward to september the fourth accusing the opposition of blackmail and populism. afghan president has said their recent nato killings of civilians could hinder a peace pact he signed with barack obama last week the agreement covers the long term u.s. role in afghanistan after its planned withdrawal in two thousand and fourteen the move comes after an airstrike by coalition forces killed fourteen people and injured six others in the country's northwest doesn't have died in the past few days and nato airstrikes. two police of

on that list so average people do have something to worry about they don't have to be you know osama bin ladin or terrorist but they do have some concerns or a new type of blacklist or read most. remarkable james bamford thanks so much for being with my pleasure the great work great writing researcher. and the earliest if the earliest champion of privacy rights in america ben franklin were able to see the construction of this massive spice and he's rolling in his grave. still to come everything you know about morality and religion might be wrong after the break why atheist by the more compassionate people the true believers. so sometimes you know what you know and sometimes you know what you don't know and sometimes the firesign theater says three thing you know is wrong i don't think you are you're right. to make. sure. you go with. the story line is that for thousands of years most of our morality has been derived from religious doctrine religious people say that without religion people would have difficulty determining what's right and what's wrong they also say that compassion itself carin