and sadly, ryan owens in his 12th tour of duty would not survive. his body came back to dover air force base. could you bring us back for the decision from president trump, after putting this mission in action to be there to greet the body of ryan owens along with his family? >> well, it's something the president wanted to do and he wanted to do it personally. when he was briefed on the details of ryan owens homecoming here to the united states with his family, ryan, he immediately said he would like to clear his schedule and go. obviously we don't leak. it was kept secret as it should have been otr, off the record. he and his daughter ivanka were able to go yesterday and speak to the family and pay their condolences and respect -- the family requested no cameras no, press. of course that was respected as well. i saw the president after he got back last night. and we were able to discuss what a moving day it was. this is what presidents do and leaders do. i saw some introduce earlier in your broadcast of people who may have felt differently in the p

that is 36-year-old william ryan owens of peoria, illinois.his was actually brought up during the press conference today where sean spicer was asked about it, and he did recount how donald trump had been on the phone with relatives of chief petty officer ryan owens. and, you could see sean spicer getting a little choked up there because, if i recall correctly, the seal's wife said unbelievably tragic for the family, he loved what he did. he loved serving his country. there again is the tape of marine one and president donald trump taking that unscheduled visit away and now we know it is to go to dover air force base to greet the remains of 36-year-old william ryan owens the navy seal who just died in yemen. >>> let us shift to this. president trump arguably making biggest move of his presidency thus far comes to appointing certain people here. this is appointment that will far outlive his presidency. he selected neil gorsuch to replace antonin scalia on the supreme court. ending a month-long search from an initial list of 21 names. how did pre

the navy seal was ryan owens. he was 36 years from peoria, illinois.mber of seal team six, which of course the overriding umbrella of that group killed osama bin laden. ryan owens died in an intense firefight in yemen. officials say three other seals were hurt. the raid killed more than a dozen al-quaida members including three top leaders. officials say civilians also died. sean spicer today said that seal team recovered an unbelievable amount of intelligence from the compound but he would not call the mission a success because of ryan owens' death and now the president headed to dover air force base to receive his remains. jennifer griffin with more on this developing story live at the pentagon. jennifer? >> shepard, the family didn't want press coverage of the return of chief petty officer ryan owens. they wanted their privacy. there's security concerns for them. he leaves behind a wife and three young children. the president made a surprise visit, landing at dover air force base. this is the beginning of the solemn dignified return of that seal. ry

william ryan owens killed in the raid over the weekend. this is what they call the dignified transfer of his remains and you know what we can tell you is that the president is obviously making this his first trip. this is his first trip to dover for such an occasion, but all of this was kept under wraps obviously for security reasons and so forth but we should have more information as it comes in. once we have the video or whatever video we do have from dover we'll be able to bring that to you, but this came up during the white house briefing, secretary spicer was asked about this and he's been talking about ryan owens in the last several days and sean spicer i think this was a fairly touching moment during the briefing, he talked about the 12 deployments he had throughout his career and the phone call that the president made to the wife of ryan owens, his wife made a point of telling the president during this phone conversation that you know her husband made this sacrifice but somethihe en doing but for the sacrifice of his country. other

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keep safe. >> reporter: now to be clear, anderson, there is an investigation into the death of ryan owensr into some of the political implications that bill owens is making about the raid has yet to be seen. >> boris sanchez, thanks very much. >>> up next, former president george w. bush breaking his silence on president trump. like t-mobile. dy dd while the other guys gouge for unlimited data... t-mobile one save you hundreds a year. right now get two lines of data for $100 dollars. with taxes and fees included. that's right 2 unlimited lines for just $100 bucks. all in. and right now, pair up those two lines with two free samsung galaxy s7 when you switch. yup! free. so switch and save hundreds when you go all unlimited with t-mobile. ♪ (music pla♪ throughout) announcer: get on your feet for the nastiest bull in the state of texas. ♪ ♪ (crowd cheers) ♪ but shouldn't it be about firsts?d in zeros. and seconds? how about adding a third? we think there's a bajillion ways to measure success. like making your toddler giggle like this. yep that's a success! can teaching kids in another countr

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in addition to the death of chief ryan owens, several other americans were wounded. 15 civilians were killed, and a u.s. aircraft was lost. this was the president's spokesman today. >> i think anybody who undermines the success of that raid, owes an apology and a disservice to the life of chief owens. >>> the yemeni government said today that it wants to reassess its cooperation with u.s. forces. >>> a recent cbs news poll found th a president's ban on citizens from seven predominantly muslim countries. 45% approve, 51% disapprove. 40% approve of the overall job that the president is doing, and dean reynolds talked to some of them in wisconsin. >> reporter: we've been visiting franks diner in kenosha regularly, not just for pancakes the size of catchers' mitts, but for presidential politics, too. what grade would you give the president so far? >> i'd have to break it in two. an "a" for intentions and a "d" for implementation. >> reporter: every trump supporter here said the roll-out had been rocky, but like local businessman glenn woods, they blame the president's opponents for making

to die in the raid in yemen is calling on the president to investigate ryan owens' death. the government owes my son an investigation, william owens told "the miami herald." with a direct message to the president. quote, don't hide behind my son's death to prevent an investigation. we watched the president and his daughter ivanka travel to dover air force base. >> we just returned from an amazing visit with a great, great family at dover. it was something very sad, very beautiful. ryan a great man. >> reporter: but william owens told military officials he didn't want to meet mr. trump, adding quote, i didn't want to make a scene about it but my conscience wouldn't let me talk to him and he questioned the raid. why at this time did there have to be this stupid mission when it wasn't barely a week into his administration? the trump administration has called the raid a success. >> it achieved the purpose it was going to get. >> saying valuable intelligence was found on the phones. but along with owens life, a tilt rotor aircraft was lost. john mccain questioned it. >> when you

chief special operator william ryan owens. what was the effect of that on president trump?se it is, i'm sure, the heavy est things he's probably ever done in his life. >> i'll let you ask him the next time you see him because that's an incredibly personal question to answer. but from watching him -- i meet him long before anybody took him seriously, briefed him on national security. this is a man that cares about this nation. he knows we are at war. and i would just ask you to do one thing. look at how he treats, for example, the law enforcement officers that protect every event he went to during the campaign. he took time-out especially to walk over there to greet them, to thank them whether it was a motorcycle out rider, a member of the personal protective detail. that tells you how seriously he takes the responsibility that is now on his shoulders. >> i also want to ask you, there is talk in the national security community that steve bannon is setting up a national security policy advisory board within the white house, and you're going to be in charge of it. is that true

what happened and what the actual output was. >> ryan owens father is dema demanding an investigation and criticized the trump investigation for timing. owens told miami herald he refused to meet when his son's body was flown to dover air force base. >> he requested it last month. the plan outlines possible military, diplomatic and financial measures to bolster efforts. the president is expected to address the plan tomorrow. president trump's full budget plan will be revealed tomorrow night. defense spending get a $54 billion boost. today more than 120 retired generals and admire rd mierls s now is not the time to retreat. they also say medicare, social security and medicaid will be protected in the budget outline. you can watch the president's full address right here on nbc 10. our live coverage begins at 9:00 and we'll continue until right at 11:00. i'll be in washington d.c. to bring you all of the analysis and reaction from the president's speech. live reports begin tomorrow at 4:00. >>> new at 11:00, at least four people are dead and two others injured after a plane crash into a

ryan owens when his body was returned to the u.s. but owens' father bill declined a meeting with his son's commander-in-chief. in an interview with the "miami herald," he said, "i told them i didn't want to make a scene about it, but my conscience wouldn't let me talk to him. he asked, why at this time did there have to be this st mission when it wasn't even barely a week into his administration." under the cover of night on january 28th, sooelt -- s.e.a.l. team 6 became pinned down outside the al qaeda compound. they were forced to call in a helicopter gunship to silence the fire. 14 al qaeda operatives and at least 15 civilians were killed in the firefight. owens also was killed and a $72 million evacaircraft crash landed and had to be destroyed. >> the timing was linked to a broader offensive we're pursuing in yemen. >> reporter: army general joseph patel commander of us central command, told david martin was told preparation for the operation was thorough. the raid was monitored in real-time. >> some people have called this succes

i think anyone who would suggest it's not a success does disservice to the life of chief ryan owens.vid martin has the other side of the story. >> this is a major setback for a planned military campaign against the branch of al qaeda officials consider to be the one most likely to launch terrorist attacks against the u.s. pictures from the aftermath bore signs of an operation gone wrong. 14 al qaeda operatives were killed in the january 29th raid, but also at least 15 civilians. the yemeni government is outrained by the civilian casualties. under the cover of night, s.e.a.l. team 6 advanced towards an al qaeda compound but were pinned down and called in an air strike, killing militants and civilians inside. the team then raided the compound. chief petty officer ryan owens was killed and a medevac aircraft crash landed and had to be destroyed. critics said any operation that results in the loss of american life cannot be considered a success. but the white house calls it exactly that. >> i think anybody who undermines the success of that raid owes an apology and is a disservice to the

navy seal, ryan owens lay dying and three others wounded. while members of the team went through the buildings collecting lap tops, hard drives and cell phones, a medevac came in to pick up the wounded. it lost power and made a hard landing injuring three of the crew. a second medevac took all the wounded to a ship off the coast of yemen. after the last of the seals had left, an air strike destroyed the one medevac left behind. president trump said the mission was successful, but the real measure ofuc captured on the raid son: it's been more daughter: no, it hasn't. mom: hey, can you two keep it down? son: i want it. it's my turn. daughter: no it isn't. mom: please just keep it down. [tires screeching] mom: i remember days when just driving down the street would give me anxiety. and now look at me. [restaurant sounds] man 1: don't get me wrong, i still don't love crowded places, but it's good to get out again. [restaurant sounds] [plates crashing] man 2: noises like that used to make me hit the deck, but now i can keep going. announcer: tran

in addition to the death of ryan owens, six other u.s. service members were wounded. and at least 25 civilians were also killed, including nine children under the age of 13. a pentagon official told nbc news today they do not dispute these numbers. meanwhile, the pentagon already has at least three investigations into the raid under way. >> i think we need to understand why this mission, why now, what happened, and what the actual output was. >> a defense department official pushed back this afternoon claiming that there was "a significant amount of intelligence collected." all of this happening as the administration is looking at its counterterrorism policies. the pentagon submitting its isis strategy review today. lester? >> cynthia mcfadden in new york tonight, thank you. >>> nbc news confirmed there has been another wave of bomb threats at jewish community centers and schools across the country today in 11 states, triggering evacuations of children. also another despicable act of vandalism at a cemetery. nbc's anne thompson has details. >> reporter: more anxiety-f

s.e.a.l william "ryan" owens killed, three others wounded..e.a.l.s called in air support to help them clear the compound, purportedly seen these pictures. that's what they say civilians were caught in the crossfire, possibly including the young daughter of slain radical american cleric anwar awlawki. back in washington, president trump was monitoring the mission. >> he was kept apprised of the situation throughout the evening. >> reporter: president obama was in office when the planning began last november. concluding in early january. but the team wanted to wait for the next moonless night, which wouldn't occur until after obama left office. last wednesday, president trump was briefed by his national security team as well as son-in-law jared kushner and steve bannon. the next day, he authorized the action and the raid was launched saturday night. less than a week later with his daughter, ivanka, he was at dover air base to honor a fallen american hero. >> they are defending the mugs as a quote, well thought out and executed effort, saying th

s.e.a.l william "ryan" owens killed, three others wounded..e.a.l.s called in air support to help them clear the compound, purportedly seen these pictures. that's what they say civilians were caught in the crossfire, possibly including the young daughter of slain radical american cleric anwar awlawki. back in washington, president trump was monitoring the mission. >> he was kept apprised of the situation throughout the evening. >> reporter: president obama was in office when the planning began last november. concluding in early january. but the team wanted to wait for the next moonless night, which wouldn't occur until after obama left office. last wednesday, president trump was briefed by his national security team as well as son-in-law jared kushner and steve bannon. the next day, he authorized the action and the raid was launched saturday night. less than a week later with his daughter, ivanka, he was at dover air base to honor a fallen american hero. >> they are defending the mugs as a quote, well thought out and executed effort, saying th

devastated. >> reporter: president trump earlier this month described meeting the family of navy seal ryan owens when his body was returned to the u.s. but owens' father bill declined a meeting with his son's commander-in-chief. in an interview with herald," he said, "i didn't want to make a scene about it, but my conscience wouldn't let me talk to him. he asked, why at this time did there have to be this stupid mission when it wasn't even barely a week into his administration." under the cover of night on january 28th, seal team 6 became pinned down outside the al qaeda compound. they were forced to call in a helicopter gunship to silence the fire. 14 al qaeda operatives and at least 15 civilians were killed in the firefight. owens also was killed in a $72 million evac air crash landed. >> the timing was linked to a broader offensive we're pursuing in yemen. >> reporter: david martin was told preparation for the operation was thorough. the raid was monitored in real-time. >> some people have called this success. some people have called it a failure. what would you call it. >> again, the object

william ryan owens was killed in a raid in on an al-quaida compound in yemen just this past weekend. been collins joins us right now. a former u.s. green beret. sadly these are one of the more somber duties of the president of the united states. this is someone that obviously again and again signed up for this. you guys are a different breed to put it mildly. we're told that president trump wanted to be there. obviously checked with the family, if it was okay to be there. but what do we know about this young man and what he did? >> well, neil, like you said, this was the most somber duty for a president. you know, i think that if you put politics aside for a second and you take a hard look at a lot of the people that were in that decision tree, that decision chain to authorize that raid, you know, this is the first time that this national security team aside for some of the members like general flynn that have participated in something like this, a cost like this, so my hearts and prayers go out to ryan's family, certainly his wife and three kids. we have to take a second and get beh

that was killed in that attack in yemen, chief petty officer ryan owens.his was an emotional moment, the family was there receiving the coffin and his remains. >> reporter: it was certainly a very emotional moment and gives you the magnitude of what it is to be the new commander in chief. this is the first time donald trump participated in this dignified transfer of remains ceremony. we are expecting him to be back at the white house. he has not yet landed. reporters will be waiting to see his return. >> and later this hour, we'll be swearing in rex tillerson as the new united states secretary of state. sara, thank you very much. sara murray reporting from the white house. let's talk about all of the breaking news out of the white house tonight. senator angus king of maine is joining us, he's an independent, and caucuses with the democrats. thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you, wolf. glad to be with you from the capitol tonight. >> lots of drama going on over there. we'll get to that. but your reaction first to the white house announcement, the

our hero, ryan owen, died, winning a mission, according to general mattis, not a failure. time for the u.s. to get smart and start winning again. joining us senator roy blunt. >> nice to be here. congratulations to the two of you for starting this week. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> we're glad you're with us. a lot of news to get to this morning. let's start with the clash between your republican colleague and the president. do you stand by your fellow republican, senator john mccain, or is the president right in this one? >> both john mccain and president trump are pretty inclined to engage if somebody else wants to have a fight. i do think it's unfortunate that we're evaluating success and failure of missions here publicly. but the more unfortunate thing is the person serving us, defending us, lost his life, others were injured, equipment was lost. this is the first 20 days of the administration. i think everybody is going to move beyond this kind of activity and hopefully have a better way to analyze how we're doing as we move forward. >> senator, surely the

raid against al qaeda in yemen, which killed navy seal ryan owens and several civilians. mccain said the operation was not a success. on twitter, trump wrote, "mccain should not be talking about the success or failure of a mission. he's been losing so long, he doesn't know how to win anymore." >> president trump says he believes it is a political decision by the judges and he is going to fight it. he said ultimately he will prevail and the security of this country is at stake. mr. trump is having a news conference with the prime minister of japan. we'll be carrying that live right here on cbs. we are back in just a moment. a promise that hit the beaches of normandy. a covenant that split the skies over berlin. a vow that captured iwo jima. a promise was made. a solemn oath that liberated seoul. a sacred trust that defended khe sanh. a pact that dug in in da nang. a contract that weathered tet. a pledge that stormed the desert in iraq. a bond that patrolled door-to-door in fallujah. an iou that braved ieds in kandahar. a promise was made. to america's veterans. a promise w

william ryan owens, the man who died in that raid. your thoughts, david lauder? >> president trump, as presidents typically do, wants to portray this as a heroic mission and focus on the american service member who died. but there are going to be questions inevitably about was this mission planned properly, was it reviewed properly? any time you have a transition from one administration to the other, there's always a danger that something slips through that isn't quite adequately vetted. of course, those questions have been heightened by the sense that the trump administration doesn't have everything nailed down quite as firmly as they should. this was a mission that was planned initially by the obama administration. president obama left the final decision to his successor because military wanted to use a moonless night for the raid, and the next moonless night was going to be after president trump took over. they passed the decision on to the next administration, but there's always questions about were the last-minute checks done adequately? was there enough scr

navy seal ryan owens, 14 al-qaeda fighters, and several civilians, including an eight-year-old girl. the officials say it's unclear whether al-rimi was at the compound when it was raided. since the raid, he's released audio messages.. mocking president trump. two men in dearborn, michigan are free on bond, after a bizarre confrontation with police. the men wanted to file a complaint about being pulled over earlier by dearborn police officers. so they walked into the police station sunday, wearing body armor. one of the men had guns. the other videotaped the incident. police officers were waiting with guns drawn. a standoff occured, as the men argued.. they had a right to carry weapons. the video then went blank, but the audio continued. the confrontation ended without shots being fired. both men were police and a michigan open carry advocacy group condemned the men's actions as irresponsible and reckless. the men are each awaiting arraignment on several charges. the search is intensifying for tom brady's stolen jersey. the texas rangers are now getting involved. not the baseball team

william ryan owens dead and three other americans wounded. an osprey was called in to medevac the wounded, but in the darkness and dust, a hard landing left three more americans injured. the pentagon says at least 14 al qaeda fighters were killed, but officials are also assessing reports that the firefight left dead the 8-year-old daughter, her picture posted online, of radical american-born cleric anwar al alawki, killed in 2011. >> and martha raddatz with us live from washington. martha, as you just reported, sources telling you that al qaeda seemed to know the americans were coming. the white house did say though, that the s.e.a.l.s, quote, recovered a tremendous amount of information. >> reporter: they did. this mission from the beginning was meant to gather valuable intelligence from that compound. it's why president trump signed off on it, and despite the efforts of al qaeda to fight off the s.e.a.l.s, they managed to grab electronics with data they hope will prevent future terror attacks, david. >> thank you, martha. >>> and new detail

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last month, ryan owens became the first combat death under the trump presidency.ay the father is calling for an investigation into the raid that killed his son. the white house says it was a intelligence gathering mission and was a success. it resulted in owen's death and the killing of children and other citizens. here is sean spicer moments ago. >> you can't ever say when there is most importantly loss of life and people injured that it's 100% successful. but i think at when you look at what the stated goal of that mission was, it was an information and intelligence gathering mission. and it achieved that -- its objectives. so, again, i would express our thoughts and our prayers and our condolences to all the people and chief owens's family and his friends and his ship mates. but it's something that as a s.e.a.l. and as someone who deployed 12 times, he knew this was part of the job and he knew what he was doing. >> i want to bring in julie brown, investigative reporter for the miami herald. you interviewed this gold star father, billow epps. and it took him a m

william ryan owens, you will remember, lost his life in the operation. we'll get back to this conversation in a second but let's go live to the white house, the oval office. jeff sessions is about to become the next attorney general of the united states. >> i've worked with them over the years. i know how good they are. their talents need to be directed at this nation's benefit in a lot of different ways. we have a crime problem. i wish the blip -- i wish the rise that we're seeing in crime in america today were some sort of aberration or a blip. my best judgment, having been involved in criminal law enforcement for many years, is that this is a dangerous permanent trend that places the health and safety of the american people at risk. we will deploy the talents and abilities of the department of justice in the most effective way possible to confront this rise in crime and to protect the people of our country. we have an increased threat, since i was united states attorney, from terrorism. mr. president, you've spoken firmly on that. you've led this nati

chief petty officer william ryan owens, a father of three from peor peoria, illinois.sprey involved in the mission made a hard landing. three more u.s. troops were injured. the osprey abandoned and then destroyed. pentagon officials put the number of dead militants at 14, despite conflicting local reports on the numbers of non-combatants that were killed. among those reported dead, eight-year-old nawar al awlaki, the daughter of anwar al awlaki, the influential new mexico-born al qaeda leader who himself was killed in a u.s. strike five years ago. her grandfather telling nbc news that he identified his granddaughter's body in a photo taken from the scene. >> joining me now, the national council spokesperson under president obama and i should say centcom has said it appears there were noncombatant which is lines up with local reports that perhaps women and children were in that raid. how does -- what is the decision-making process like to do a raid like this? >> there's probably a series of meetings in the situation room with your homeland security adviser, counterterro

the dignified return of chief petty officer ryan owens is occurring this afternoon.he, of course, is the navy seal killed during the firefight, 36 years old from peoria, illinois, owens had deployed at least eight times since becoming a seal in 2002. he was previously awarded two bronze stars with valor. president trump called brian's family yesterday to offer his condolences. three of his sealed teammates were also wounded in the firefight in yemen. three others were injured when the crash landing happened. they have been sent in to the wooded seals baby aircraft was later destroyed in an air strike. i am also told that special operation forces from the united arab emirates where part of the raid on the al-qaeda compound in yemen. >> jenna: give very much. going to bring a now jonathan, vice president of research at the foundation for defense of democracies and a former terrorism analyst at the treasury department. some of the initial news we have about this raid, but for our viewers who might think, al-qaeda, yemen, we have been focusing on ices in syria, so tell u

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ryan owens life was a service to the country and taa debt to his family. >> cnn is reporting that u.s. anti-terror operations to stop because of all of the civilian casualties. u.s. official insists nothing has changed since that deadly raid. >>> the white house is thinking about using the designation of foreign terrorist organizations for the iran revolution guard and muslim brotherhood. national security sergeantagenc warning because of the designation this would create for abadi. a key fighter in the fight against isis who supports on the iran revolution guard. president trump plans to speaks wi with the iraqi leader today. >>> the northeast going from record highs to a foot of snow in a day. it could be a treacherous morning. we will have the severe weather forecast for you next. if you have medicare parts a and b and want more coverage, guess what? you could apply for a medicare supplement insurance plan whenever you want. no enrollment window. no waiting to apply. that means now may be a great time to shop for an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthca

navy seal, ryan owens lay dying and three others wounded. of the team went through the buildings collecting lap tops, hard drives and cell phones, a medevac came in to pick up the wounded. it lost power and made a hard landing injuring three of the crew. a second medevac took all the wounded to a ship off the coast of yemen. after the last of the seals had left, an air strike destroyed the one medevac left behind. president trump said the mission was successful, but the real measure of success will be whether the intelligence captured on the raid enables the u.s. to break up terrorist plots against the west. >> the "overnight news" will be right back. >>> the book of joy co-written by the dahli llama is on the best-seller list and seeks to provide a path to inner peace but the two authors don't take themselves seriously as seth doane found out. >> reporter: the world's most celebrated monk. and nobel peace prize winner and the spiritual leader of six million tibetan buddhists, a message of compassion and nonviolence so meaningful and cool fe

navy seal, chief special warfare operator ryan owens, william ryan owens, 36 years old.mentioned on the show previously, during a raid on sunday on al-qaeda in the arabian peninsula. also there was an incredible amount of information, a treasure trove of intel they were able to recover, they said, similar to the amount in terms of its importance to the intelligence community that we got with osama bin laden. wonderful to see the president there with ivanka. >> that's it for us. "special report" is next. >> this is a fox news alert. i am james rosen. "special report" is tracking seral big, breaking stories tonight. the president's national security advisor is issued a blunt and cryptic warning to iran. political warfare has broken out over the pick for the supreme court as the nominee starts making the rounds on capitol hill. america has a new top diplomat with rex tillerson confirmed as secretary of state while the president's nominee to lead the education department is confronting some unpleasant math on the senate floor. john roberts is at the white house. mike emanuel

navy seal, ryan owens lay dying and three others wounded. of the team went through the buildings collecting lap tops, hard drives and cell phones, a medevac came in to pick up the wounded. it lost power and made a hard landing injuring three of the crew. a second medevac took all the wounded to a ship off the coast of yemen. after the last of the seals had left, an air strike destroyed the one medevac left behind. president trump said the mission was successful, but the real measure of success will be whether the intelligence captured on the raid enables the u.s. to break up terrorist plots against the west. >> the "overnight news" will be right back. i checked, everything's there... wait a minute... hey... hold on, i can explain. you better have a good answer... switch to geico and you could save a ton of money on your car insurance. why didn't you say so in the first place? i thought you's was wearing a wire. haha, what? why would i wear a wire? geico. because saving fifteen percent or more on car insurance is always a great answer. ok, it

killed in that raid in yemen, ryan owens, has spoked out about the raid. he did not want to meet with president trump. he said, don't hide behind my son's death to prevent an investigation. i want an investigation. the government owes my son an investigation. will he get it? >> i can't speak to the military. but i can say that -- as a parent, i can't imagine the loss that he has suffered. i think every american owes his son a great deal of gratitude. we're forever in his son's debt. i know that he paid the ultimate sacrifice when he went on that mission. and i know that the mission has a lot of different critics. but it did yield a substantial amount of very important intel and resources that helped save american lives and other lives. and, as much as -- again, i can't imagine what this father is going through, i think he's a -- his son is a true american hero. we should forever been in his son's debt. >> does the president want an investigation? >> i haven't had the chance to speak with him directly about that. but i would imagine that he would be support

to honor ryan owens, a navy seal from peoria, illinois, my hometown. who paid the ultimate sacrifice for his country oferte weekend in yemen. ryan owens was fatally wounded during a night raid against al qaeda in yemen. mr. lahood: with his elite counterterrorism unit, seal team six. the department of defense reported the raid was a success, but the price was steep. the constitution of our great nation was written in ink, but those principles are defended in blood. this remarkable man's sacrifice is a painful repinder of the -- reminder of the immeasurable cost of our freedom and national security. and the dark evil we face as we wage the war against terrorism. my thoughts and prayers are grieving family ing this week, his father, his wife, and his children. i pray that we would take comfort -- i would pray that they would take comfort in knowing his death was not in vain. and that neighbors, community, and the nation are joining them in mourning his death and remembering his life. ryan owens will be posthumously award the with the purple heart. mr. sp

delawere, para honrar el regreso del soldado muerto en yemen la semana pasada.se trata de william "ryan" owensidos en yemen contra el grupo terrorista al trump llego a la casa blanca. el nuevo secretario de seguridad nacional john kelly sobrevolo hoy en helicoptero la frontera con mexico.le acompaqo el gobernador de texas greg abbott con quien discutio temas de seguridad en fronteriza.kelly recibio un informe de agentes fronterizos sobre operaciones diversas en la frontera.pedro rojas visita. los usos comerciales tambiÉn. poco despuÉs, siguieron su recorrido en helicÓptero. se informÓ que el gobernador texano comenzÓ a cumplir sus promesas. retirÓ millón y medio de dÓlaresde fondos estatales. luego de que sally hernÁndez, la jefa del departamento, indicÓ que no va a colaborar con la agencia. esta manera se desarrollÓ parte del contenido fronterizo. mientras tanto, un residente de la frontera cuestiona que en un muro fronterizo realmente cumpla esta funciÓn. >> se tiene que la china, van a ir a china para llegar a estados unidos. el secretario john kelly. marÍa: un juez federal de los Ángeles o

this is navy seal ryan owens. he lost his life in the assault.rted this morning with withdrawal of permission from the yemeni government to the american government to carry out ground operations. we have been trying all day to get through to the yemeni government to ask this question but they have not applied. they said they have not applied. they said they did not withdraw permission for they did not withdraw permission for the americans to conduct operations against al-qaeda and other terrorist groups, but they have reservations about the operations that happened on the 29th of january and they want to coordinate future operations with the americans. the target was an al-qaeda base, heavily guarded cluster of buildings over there. among the people killed the was an al-qaeda local commander, but he is also linked to tribal forces who are fighting people who are fighting alongside saudi arabia. this is where it gets murky and detentions get high amongst the yemeni officials. so, in some ways they can be helpful in fighting the rebels? it is a web

he went to dover air force base to visit the transfer of sergeant ryan owens. in a raid in yemen over the weekend. >> it was something very sad and very beautiful. ryan, a great man. >> we are learning details about the raid that killed the navy s.e.a.l. let's bring in ryan browne live in washington with the latest. what do we understand, ryan? >> reporter: this raid was what is called a site exploitation gathering. designed to gather as much information as possible. now this operation was complex. it was in the planning stages for months in the obama administration. certain operational reasons were why it was deferred to trump who green lit the operation. they needed a moonless night for concealment. despite that, s.e.a.l.s and the allies detected and a battle broke out with small arms fire and grenades. one of the air strikes against the building where the s.e.a.l.s are taking part, 14 were killed. as you mentioned, there was a fat fatally wounded s.e.a.l. an aircraft sent to aid the s.e.a.l. obtained a malfunction and destroyed by a u.s. air strike. a couple

he is the father of navy seal ryan owens. ryan was killed in a special operations raid in yemen last month. the elder owens told the miami herald that he refused to meet with president trump when his son's body was returned home. oh owens is demanding a full inveig that raid and criticizing the white house for calling that mission a success. >> on behalf of the president on behalf of this nation, we express our condolences, extend our prayers to him during this time. and the mission was successful in helping prevent a future attack. >> the white house says the pentagon is conducting three reviews linked to that raid. one focused on ryan owens' death, the second on the loss of civilian life and the third on a loss of a helicopter destroyed during that mission. nbc news is investigating a new angle on this story. that report coming up on nbc nightly news right after this broadcast. >>> it was an elaborate crime and coverup. a mother admitted to poisoning her 5-year-old, locking him in a car and setting it on fire. today a judge

one thing that the problem is when senator mccain talks about ryan owens dying and the measure of -- a casualty does not measure the success or failure of an option. my friend brian bergdahl said it stayed measure the cost. having said that i talked to some of my friends. it is horrifying because it was a successful operation. they got 14 high-value targets. they got intel that will save even morelives to say that it's a failure is not factual. if you want to say they could done things better and don't think anybody would argue with that. if you go to war you can predict the outcome of everything. some people act as if this is sanitary surgical thing we are doing there should never be a casualty on our side are never be a plane that goes down. it's war. kennedy: i don't think it's a case of volleys than never. some incursions like this are more successful than others and to say that every single one is wildly successful i think is also disingenuous and dishonest. you side with mccain on this. >> i side with mccain on being able to criticize and say we could have been more successful