the house was usama bin laden's operations center. the call came in and the two saudis who would hijack american airlines flight 77 that would slam into the pentagon headed for the country club. photos were taken at the summit which remain classified to this kay. -- day. >> i remember the pictures as clear as this day. >> assigned to work with the cia's usama bin laden unit known as alex station. >> that meeting was surveilled because there had been a communication from alec station station -- station. these people were coming in. take their photographs. see what they are doing, where they are going. that's what happened. we had no idea what they were doing. but they knew some of them had visas to the u.s. >> but then the krier refused to share those with other agencies such as the border patrol walk in to the united states los angeles airport a week after the summit of terrorism concluded. >> we blew it basically. >> we blew it with that advance notice, we could have gotten our alistening device in the condominium unit. george tenet,

we should put usama bin laden on the stand?raid of. >> we are americans. >> as our citizens obeying the laws of this country. >> want him to appear as a martyr. >> that's right. >> bill: we're americans, man. joining us now from san francisco to put it all in perspective juliet huddy. so moore is basically saying that country or we're a flawed country. taking these al qaeda guys out with drones and usama bin laden gets shot in the head by the seal and all of that. that's. yeah,basically. whenever i see his face, i really end up turning the tv off because i can't stand him. i know your viewers he was there to promote his book here comes trouble. here comes a waste of my time every time i see this guy. he was basically saying. >> why do you feel it's a waste you have your time. >> drones on like the teacher in the peanuts wa, wa, wa. first of all we are not at war? tell that to all these folks serving in the military. serving in the military iraq. people have gotten killed. tell them we are not at war. tell them to the families t

has been stated by usama bin laden. what he wanted to do was bankrupt the u.s.is war winding down, or is this part of our own lives, for the rest of our lives? >> i think this is going to be a disease that is with the human body corporate for quite some time. we will probably get it, beat it down and beat it down to where it is manageable. but, this is not something that we can do, as an american western society, or a european society, as our allies. this is something that has to take place, a reformation that has to take place within the world of islam. we are not going to change their radicals. we can kill them, but, they can grow more, faster than we can kill them. so, this is something that is going to have to take place there. >> bill: chuck nash, thank you, and i really appreciate your comment this morning, and, all the times you spent with us over the past decade. helping us to learn about military strategy and what happens next, and, why. chuck nash, thank you, again. there is a headline out of afghanistan, a bit earlier today, also, that we should pass

kelly says: "this is the tenth anniversary and we know that usama bin laden spoke about it twice -- there to prooect the site." the security includes metal detectors, xray's and body be a massive detail of poliie ann private security specialists with a command basically the location into which we gettfeeds from ccaeras that eedeppoy throughout the city, license plate readers, and radiation sensors" the security advanced, they can automatically detect threats like abandoned bags or suspicious packages. the exact numbers and ocations are secret but ttere are at leasttfour hundred visible cameras constantly urveying the world trade centerrsite. for the next week, commissioner kelly is focused on only one thing, for a great vacation you can't beat mississippi. sure you can, it's called louisiana. hang on, florida's where folk's want to be. that's only until they get a taste of alabama hospitality. we can't agree on which state's best, but we can agree on one thing, wherever you vacation in the gulf, you'll have a great time. great seafood, beautiful beaches and fun for the whole family. we'

very competent in terms of getting usama bin laden and he deserves a lot of credit for the gutsy move that he did. but you are going to hear. i absolutely guarantee you are going to hear from media and democratic political operatives and not a lot of difference between the two, you are going to hear that this competence in the area of antiterrorism is now going to be translated into just to see what's competent and kept his eye on the ball when he went after usama bin laden. he was keeping his eye on the ball when it came to the economy and health care. >> bill: the american people aren't dumb. have you got to be fair if you want to make a responsible vote. president obama as we both agree, deserves credit. gutsy move. they did it the way he should have done it now he has a patrol car with pakistan send them 3.4 billion? not on my watch. straight ahead more goldberg and straight ahead more goldberg and then dennis miller ranting oh, we call it the bundler. let's say you need home and auto insurance. you give us your information once, online... [ whirring and beeping ] [ ding! ] and we

here at ground zero now, and the heroes after this event, the soldiers who went to take the battle to usamaen and the taliban and al-qaeda. jared martinez stands out among them, he was wounded in iraq, sadly wounded and so many operations it doesn't bear repeating and you would think with all he's been through, he would be bitter, angry, but in the countless appearances i've had with him over the years, he's always upbeat and every time i find myself whining about an ache or headache and i think about what he's been through and i shut up and he reminds me, neil, you should shut up. and jr martinez, joins us, and jr has become a soap opera star which bothers me, jared, good to see you, how are you doing. >> i'm doing good, neil, always good to see you. >> neil: same here. >> you know, you and i chatted about this over the years and a lot of folks say that taking this fight to iraq was extending the battle plan, way beyond what was necessary and you've always argued just the opposite, but these arguments fester yet again on this 10-year anniversary, what are you saying? >> you know, it's bein

obviously, taking down usama bin laden this year and just recently, they got this fellow, al rahman, the new number two in al-qaeda, number one out there who took usama bin laden's place, ayman al-zawahiri is in place but they have taken out some of the senior leadership in pakistan. what i'm worried about is we don't become complacent and some of the other affiliates are dangerous, in yemen, al-shabaab in somalia, we've had a number of attacks in iraq, that probably have fingerprints on it from al-qaeda and there are parts of africa. i don't think we're there yet, i understand what he's saying but complacency would be a big mays tick, especially in the shadow of 9/11. bill: would you agree that he said the white house has the right formula to take down al-qaeda and its leadership, meaning they have to look over their shoulder time they get together and sit down or nominate someone else for a leadership post? >> absolutely, and this is a continuation of what the bush administration did, of course. i don't agree with everything they're doing. i have problems with the ideas that they d

umar farouk abdulmutallab shouted usama's alive referring to usama bin laden.nd complained about having to wear prison clothes all while acting as his own attorney and the judge explained the charges against him to perspective jurors, he shouted out allah is the greatest. >> meanwhile, an untold and unbelievable story as the september 11th terrorist attacks of a father and daughter. f-16 pilot heather penne is a member of the national guard. she was scrambled to take down one of the hijacked jets, perhaps. she had no guns on her plane. essentially, she would have been on a suicide mission. another problem, we just learned, she could have brought down an airliner that her own father was flying on. he was the captain for united airlines at the time and could have been behind the controls of flight 93. she had no way of knowing at the time. what a story. >> and the video of the day -- the video of the day comes from a guy who can do some serious multitasking. let's go to the indians-rangers game yesterday. kinsler at the plate. a man on the phone makes the catch,

seems an al-qaida commander that served as usama bin laden's bodyguard is back on the streets.m jail. u.s. intel sources say he was the security coordinator for bin laden's black guard. pakistani officials say they could not prove that and he's in poor health so they set him free. >> shocking story out of iran this morning, a pastor there could be executed as early as today because he refuses to renounce his christian faith. the pastor has islamic ancestry but has never been a practicing muslim and now an iranian cou says too bad. he must recant his faith in jesus christ. human rights groups say even if his death sentence is overturned, it will be unlikely that he'll actually be released from prison. >> meanwhile, former washington, d.c. city worker charged with embezzling more than $400,000 of our money, mary zander right there who worked at the d.c. office of tax and revenue now charged with fraud. prosecutors say over the past four years, she accessed taxpayer accounts and had refunds wired into her bank accounts. >> all right, he gives a whole new meaning to taking the plun

, the threat is said to be connected to al-qaeda, possibly as a reskwrepbg attack for the death of usama bin laden. we know the terror group has often looked for strike during important significant dates in this country and the next one of those, of course, is a huge day this sunday. bill: let's start with david lee miller live in new york city reporting on this. david, good morning. what do we know factually about what is said to be in this possible plot? >> reporter: well, on the record, authorities are not releasing a great deal of specific information. last night at 10:45, the mayor, police commissioner and assistant director of the fbi field office here in new york held a news conference, their words were chosen very carefully, they did not mention specifics, but they did explain why this threat is getting so much attention. listen: >> this this particular instance, we are in receipt of information that we believe is specific, is credible, and as of tonight, is not yet corroborated, and which will in the hours and days ahead consume our resources to make sure we fully understand the

in 1996 usama bin laden issued a fatwa declaring war on america, but no one knew when he would striker where, or that al-qaeda would succeed in be bringing down one of america's great symbols. >> well, the 1993 bombing was just indicative of what was to come. that was not a success, relatively speaking, for them, and i depress that just gave them -- i guess that just ghei them an inspiration to go further. >> reporter: meanwhile, the new york governor george pataki and the new jersey governor, christine todd whitman, decided to privatize the world trade center. the port authority offered a 99-year lease to the highest bidder. larry silverstein almost missed the january 2001 deadline. >> i got hit by a car. i ended up with a broken pelvis, and then i suddenly woke up, i think, on the 27th or the 28th day of january. i suddenly woke up, and i said, oh, my god, get my -- turn off the morphine, get my guys in here. >> reporter: his bid, $3.2 billion. that did the trick. >> it was the 26th day of july of 2001, governor pataki giving me a massive pair of scissors, cardboard, with which to c

and usama bin laden's compound in pakistan now strictly off-limits to foreign journalists and all of the visitors in advance of the 10th -- marking the 10th year since the 9/11 attacks. the danish ambassador to pakistan and two french journalists were detained, by the way, by police after they got too close to it. meanwhile, steve. >> thanks, brian. as americans reel from the shock of september 11th attacks, many turned to prayer and religion but now, 10 years later, mayor michael bloomberg is excludeing our religious leaders and clergy from this sunday's memorial. like every american, actor steven baldwin was affected by 9/11. he's here live with us. >> great to be here. >> what do you think of the fact that the mayor doesn't want any clergy here? >> i think it's sad. i really do. i think that prayer and faith is something regaress of one's personal individual pursuit is something that in the memory of all this has helped a lot of people get through it. >> absolutely. and when you think back to september 11th, how many people in those buildings that stood behind us were praying just

despite the death of usama bin laden, allies of his in the terror network are popping up in the easternrn africa, and you might expect it, they have their sights set on the u.s. joining us now, peter brooks, a former c irk a operations officer -- cia operations officer and a senior fellow at heritage foundation. peter, the head of counterterrorism in this country said that al-qaeda is on the ropes. is it? >> yeah. well, jon, you have to look at it a little more closely, and i'm glad that you are. what i think john brennan, the white house counterterrorism coordinator is talking about is al-qaeda in the pakistani tribal eas. we got usama bin laden earlier this year, they got the number two recently with a drone, and that's what they were talking about. but they have to be careful because regular folks immediate to understand that in places like africa, as you just mentioned, we're seeing the rise of other al-qaeda affiliates. plus the other one in yemen, al-qaeda in the arabian peninsula, which many people think is the most dangerous wing of al-qaeda to do. jon: there's a group which lit

president obama received huge praise and justifiably so after his takedown of usama bin laden but ournistration's preference of killing terrorists rather than capturing them and that could be hurting national security. former justice department attorney, best selling author john hugh is the co-editor of "confronting terror" and a professor at the university of california bshgly. welcome back. >> thanks for having me back. >> before we discuss the big capture which is the first capture i can remember, what's so bad about killing these guys? why is it better to capture these guys? >> because the most important thing on the war on terrorism is intelligence so when we use droenz or special forces teams and kill al-qaida leaders, it's very satisfying but we lose all the intelligence those guys had. and that's our biggest source of intelligence on taking down al-qaida. >> now, we have a situation where we have an army manual to question them with. the c.i.a. doesn't really want any part of the interrogations. so -- and we don't even know where they go when they get them. so what are the ans

more importantly, for from my personal point of view, bill, is the fact that usama bin laden has been why did come to fox news? why did we go to afghanistan? because we wanted to kill theson who took down the towers. >> we have accomplished that. >> we have accomplished that 10 years later to now try to remake afghanistan in the image of san francisco is not going to happen. >> they will never get that radical. those afghans will never get that radical. you can still buy gold fish in afghanistan but you can't in san francisco. >> that's right. you need a license. >> bill: let's give them a break. you say that look bli have done what we need to do there let's withdraw in a orderly manner and get out of there. >> i think the timetable 2014 is okay. trained as much as they can. most importantly hardened bases now. the cia with general david petraeus is in charge. using drop strikes to kill the remnants of al qaeda. we'll keep doing that but we can't. >> bill: just be fair to the military which is the best in the world. they want more time to train these afghans to protect themselves. >>

by waterboarding a fat pig jerk like khalid sheikh mohammed can you save lives and eventually get usama out of it, and you don't do it, that's immoral to me. >> bill: i think you and i agree on that 100%. yesterday on the fact were to we had al gore comparing global warming to racism. i want to resh the memory. >> my generation asks older people explain to me why it's okay to discriminate against people because their skin color is different and when they couldn't really answer that question with integrity, the change really started. we still have racism, god knows. but it is so different now. so much better. and we have to win the conversation on climate. >> bill: with all due respect to the former vice president. he is a strange guy. isn't he? >> yeah. >> bill: just the presentation. we still have racism but it's much better. it's like, you know, we still have maple syrup but this is better. >> this is a rollie polykid whose old man goes up to the hill and leaves him alone. he like the elbow would he eloie willard. he falls quite short becoming relevant. >> bill: bring up racism about

and we have got to understand that our president, barack obama, is the guy that took usama bin laden out of the picture by having him shot and killed. now, i would say that's a pretty aggressive -- pretty finite and pragmatic move on his part. this is war. and in war some bad things happen. >> bill: look, the prevailing wisdom though on the far left. not the left. and there is a distinction and i'm glad you made it, mr. -- far left nbc news all day long is that we are a terrorist nation, that we should be ashamed of our conduct and that's what i'm trying to get at hour. leslie is not con iteming it, you are. leslie, are you further left he is. is that why you are not con iteming it? >> no. i think you know i'm more of one of the moderate lefts. >> bill: why is he condemning it and you are not? >> because i don't condemn a person's right in the united states to be angry at their nation because that changes. >> bill: you don't have to condemn the person. you condemn their words. i didn't condemn these people. i said what they are doing is misguided. it's dangerous. >> i don't agree. i

. >> terrorism didn't begin on 9/11, and it didn't end with the death of usama bin laden. >> homeland security secretary napolitano told the security group in washington, d.c. that today's threats are much bigger and happen much faster. they talked of the bill, since homeland security was established in 2003 it has completed just half of the first hundred recommendations made by federal auditors. the report cited gaps, weaknesses such as the lack of screening of checked bags at the airport. napolitano says her agency has made improvement but is working on increased threats from home grown terrorists. >> individuals prepared to carry out terrorist attacks may be in the united states and could carry out acts of violence with little or no warning. >> homeland security officials told senators they had improved security including better airport passenger screening and border security. the white house said the president has met with the security team in advance of the september 11th anniversary, and the president's press secretary said we remain calm through the anniversary and beyond. >>>

. >> usama bin laden was someone was almost like religious, not just for the movement but he was heldsuch high regard. he is gone. the pictures were pathetic. did it hurt them to have it seen by everybody? will they come back stronger or do you think they were hurt in some way where they can't? >> they are weakened by the loss of their iconic figure that achieved divinity status, alluding the united states and the allies for ten years. now that he is dead, it seriously wounded the mov movement. now taking the number three guy out. the momentum is on our side for some time. i don't see it changing. the ability for defensive operations are degraded but they still remain dangerous and no doubt we'll stay focused on this target. >> it sounds like you are confident. we will get the mission complete. thanks again, for joining us. thank you for your service. >> happy labor day. >> thank you. >> meantime, folks in louisiana packing up and shipping out. tropical storm lee makes landfall. coming up, a live report by a city pounded by hurricane katrina six years ago. hey, the new guy is loaded w

the recent deaths of usama bin laden, ilyas kashmiri and atiyah abd al-rahman, capping off a decade's worth of comprehensive efforts to attack al qaeda, has left it weakened. but now is no time to let up. for us at treasury, that means continuing to concentrate on disrupting al qaeda's financial and material support networks. just yesterday, we designated three senior pakistan-based al qaeda leaders, including al qaeda commander abu yahya al-libi, atiyah's deputy until atiyah's death last month, and younis al-mauritani, a long-time al qaeda fighter in charge of al qaeda's external operations as recently as last year, who was arrested by pakistani authorities just a few days ago. these actions follow a set of designations we announced in july targeting a key financial pipeline for al qaeda, which runs from kuwait and qatar, through iran and into pakistan, and which depends on an agreement between al qaeda and the iranian government to allow this network to operate within iran's borders. so job one is to continue our intensive focus on shutting down al qaeda's pipelines of money, men an

only about a third believe that it is as powerful as it was then. 9% see the terror network that usamae now is scott rasmussen of rasmussen report. thank you for joining us, scott. >> happy to be here, heather. the numbers are a big change from a year ago. year ago at this time, 25% thought the terror network was weaker. it's reasonable to think that finding and killing bin laden convinced people that al-qaeda network suffering at this point. one of the of four think another attack is coming. >> gregg: are the president's views mainstream or not? >> the american people are evenly divided on that question. 44% yes, 44% no. 92% of tea partiers say his views are extreme. it might surprise you to know among middle income americans, they are likely to say the president's view are extreme. upper echelon see them as main stream. >> heather: the tea partiers, what about the top polling g.o.p. presidential candidates? >> romney is seen as mainstream than not. more mainstream than president obama. rig perry is evenly divided. no as well known. when you get to michele bachmann and ron paul, most

as for the timing of the attack, a published report says five days after usama bin laden was killed,he soldiers of allah vowed to avenge his death, and they specifically cited the tenth anniversary of 9/11. meanwhile, now on the streets of the capital and here in new york city security has been beefed up. new york city's police commissioner, ray kelly, describes some of the things being done to thwart an attack. >> there will be more bomb dogs on patrol and vehicle checkpoints in particular. there will be increased focus on tunnels and bridges and infrastructure in general. as well as landmark locations, houses of worship and government buildings. >> reporter: secretary of state hillary clinton speaking a short time ago at john jay college of criminal justice here in new york city said the current terror threat was made public to activate americans into what she called a great network of unity and support against potential attackers. megyn? megyn: david lee miller, thank you. going to get back to that in a minute, but i want to bring you this fox news alert on the dow jones, dropping

. >> this is the tenth anniversary, and we know that usama bin laden's spoke about it twice, the possibilityrrorist attack on september 11, 2011, and that ups our concern. >> house of -- thousands of sight seers are expected to view the memorial next sunday. police say they should expect to be searched, wait in long lines, and be watched from all angles, visitors to the new 9/11 memorial will go through screenings and will notice a large police presence. fox news toured the center where police and private security workers monitor 2000 surveillance cameras across the city, including more than 400 around the world trade center. this is the center where the nypd's counterterrorism bureau gets feeds from cameras throughout the entire city. they get data from all the license plate readers and radiation centers, screeners are constantly looking for things like abandoned packages or suspicious activity and on 9/11, their eyes will be fixed on the world trade center site. >> these feeds specifically are of the world trade center area. in the world trade center area alone on september 11 we will have

to our killing usama bin laden in his view, to cover up 9/11. the u.s. responded by saying, he started despicable conspiracy theorys and is reaching out to americans, setting up a hotline, like one between washington and moscow during the cold war. >> >> translator: we have always announced and maintained that freedom, fairness and justice, the right to choose and mutual respect is the right of all natis. >> eric: joining us as he always does, sunday mornings is fox news contributor and a former u.n. ambassador to the united nations, john bolton. good morning. >> good morning, glad to be here. >> eric: do you think mahmoud ahmadinejad is on the ropes. >> i don't think so, but there is an internal power struggle going on between mahmoud ahmadinejad supporters and, the religious leaders on the other side, who think mahmoud ahmadinejad has gotten too big for his britches. this is not really an ideological conflict, so much as it is a conflict about power, clash of personalities, and i think the west, too often, makes the mistake of seeing political antagoni

because we are free and our society is free and it shows a picture of a navy seal with a gun aimed at usamaody, a woman in front of him. here's what care has to say. council on american-islamic relations. she say all these characters are painted to the mind a young person that, perhaps, all muslims may be somewhat responsible for 9/11 or that muslims are an enemy and they have painted out that there are 10 times in this book, the quote radical islamic muslim extremists is used. >> we say the word 10 times. >> you do. that phrase 10 times. do you feel that suggests that all muslims are bad people and are terrorist? >> no, it does not. let me make very clear here, ok? this is not about islam. this is not about muslims. this is a child's coloring novel. pg rating, we ask -- if parents don't want it, they're not going to buy it. but it's not about islam. it's not about muslims. it just so happens that the terrorists, jihadists hijackers that flew buildings into planes, those guys are all muslims. you have to call it what it is. i think it's very unfortunate for our company, in fact, i'm persona

terror group's chief operations -- chief operations officer in that country and he worked closely with usamapakistani taliban. his job was to inflict pain on american forces. he's dead. >> a special honor for one military hero. >> today, we pay tribute to an american who put himself in the thick of the fight again and again and again. in so doing, he has earned our nation's highest military declaration, medal of honor. >> president obama placed the medal of honor around marine dakota meyer's neck yesterday. meyer defied orders and went into a killing zone in afghanistan back in 2009 to save 36 lives, both american and afghan troops. meyer also killed at least eight insurgents who had ambushed the troops. >> and the teenager tells police in sante fe, new mexico, that he's robby romero, a boy who disappeared 11 years ago at the age of 7. his d.n.a. is being tested to see if he is that missing boy. he reportedly told police he's been living in a state near new mexico but he wouldn't say who abducted him while he was walking home from a friend awes hose. -- friend's house. >> a close call for sh

victory released on jihadist web sites featured an audio speech by new heir and unreleased footage of usama and brooklyn deciding who is going to take over for democrat anthony weiner's congressional seat. latest polls show that democrat david weprin is trailing six points behind bob turner. both kandz dates turning to the big guns for last minute robocalls. >> hello, this is president bill clinton. i'm calling to ask you to support david weprin. >> this is donald trump and i'm not calling to fire you as we say on "the apprentice." i'm calling to fire you up. >> weiner's congressional seat expected to be eliminated actually by redistricting. whoever wins may only have the job for a little more than a year. it will be very telling who wins that race. look who is coming to dinner. iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad getting the celebrity treatment again in new york. going to get it again next week dining with a group of students from columbia university. school officials say none of the invited students have any problem breaking bread with ahmadinejad who marked the 10th anniversary of the

for killing usama bin laden. >> everybody had to go to the bathroom at the same time.ho are going to be executed will no longer get a final meal of their choosing in texas. this is one of the smartest things texas has done in a while. the state ended the practice after lawrence brewer, this guy right here, who was executed for the dragging death of james byrd requested, get this, two steaks, a triple bacon cheeseburger, fried okra, three fajitas, a pound of barbecue and a pint of ice cream and he ate none of it. that's ridiculous. thank goodness -- it's not like they're going to go hungry, ok, they're going to get the meal that all the rest of the prisoners get that day. good deal. >> and their cell will be empty. a body buder, a governor, now an author, simon & schuester. did i add actor? announcing they've acquired world rights to arnold schwarzenegger's life story. but will it be a tell all? the governorator will talk about the end of his 25-year marriage to maria shriver. no word yet on how much detail he will get into because we know he's got a love child with a h

four months after the death of usama bin laden, a new documentary gives viewers an inside look into the> leon came into my office and he said mr. president, it's been a year since you told me this needed to be your number one priority. and we have a bin laden courier who we've been able to identify for the first time. >> he received divided counsel. there were some of his most senior advisors who advocated against doing this, thought it was too risky. we were all waiting with baited breath to get the final decision back from him. the stakes were too damn high. >> thought about the options. i've considered the decision and it's a go. >> even though i thought it was only 50/50 that bin laden was there, i thought it was worth us taking a shot. >> that got my heart pumping. jane root is the executive producer of "targeting bin laden" and it airs on the history channel tomorrow night at 8:00. good morning to you. i am fascinated. can't wait to watch this program. what surprised you the most in making this and talking to people all the insiders that you did? >> on the one hand, you have this

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