my mother-in-law, her mom, worked at the world trade center. i had lots of friends at the world trade center, my offices were south of canal. it was just a very stressful time. - eye-opening. - correct. and then we moved out here. this was our country house, at the time. and then this became your permanent residence. this was it. release the hounds! go sheep! go sheep, go sheep, go sheep! corporate america to livestock farming, that must be some sort of a transition. tell me a little bit about that. it was a difficult transition, some transition. [baaing] oh, that was an action shot! susan jaffe: we were used to just the proximity of people. so, yeah. so that was a shock. johnny devenanzio: you couldn't think of a more polar opposite lifestyle. manhattan, the busiest metropolitan city on the planet to then, i mean, one of the most remote, insanely beautiful, calm environments. because of where we are, it's just so isolated and remote. that's when marc got it in his head that we would be farmers. and what was it about livestock and meat? what mad

this museum is separate from the 9/11 memorial and museum at the world trade center site. >>> and espn icon dick vitale says he is cancer-free after battling the illness twice in the past year. the 83-year-old stepped away from the mic in january. for more news, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new york. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> tonight donald trump's former vice president is speaking out for the first time since the search of mar-a-lago, and it comes as the january 6th committee is continuing its work. well, tonight the panel may have a new witness. mike pence says he would consider testifying if he is asked. you may recall there was a pressure campaign led by trump for pence to overturn the 2020 election and not certify the electoral votes in congress. white house officials told the committee that when pence didn't comply, the former president called him a wimp and rioters called for his hanging. pence's comments came as rudy giuliani spent his day under oath before a grand jury in atlanta that's inve

memorial, museum and the two huge waterfall at the imprints which was once the site of the world trade center people have a new sense of commitment and resolve because of what happened. nearly 3,000 people were killed at the world trade center site not to mention those at the pentagon and the airliner. the taliban have not changed their stripes. despite the war in afghanistan and the blood and treasure of our country, the radical islamist terror threats still exist. many very grateful for what happened and the administration was able to take out the last architect -- living architect of that dark day that struck us then. terri is a widow of the one of the victims of 9/11. her husband tom was killed. she said we are deeply grateful for the commitment of american's intelligence agency and military sacrifices made in removing such evil from our lives. terri's husband, toming was an investment banker and called her before he perished. as he see live here now the site is a solemn site. tourists and visitors looking at the names on the granite side of the memorial. there is a white rose in front of

american soldiers in somalia in 1993 and on september 11, 2001, the plot that destroyed the world trade centerole in the pentagon, and claimed nearly 3,000 lives. >> now justice has been delivered, and this terrorist leader is no more. >> martha, it's been 20 years. four different presidents have been in the white house. finally he's dead. what do we know about the strike that killed him? >> reporter: it is really remarkable, byron. they saw that zawahiri had gone into kabul to reunite with his wife and children. he was in what they thought was a safe house there. that safe house, but he would go out on the balcony. the cia drone fired two hellfire missiles at zawahiri while he was standing on that balcony. his family was inside, and they say, unharmed. but members of the taliban came around that neighborhood after the hellfire drones were fired and moved his family out of there. the u.s. says they were trying to cover up their involvement. >> martha, always grateful. thank you. >> you bet. >>> we turn now to ft. worth, texas. it's been nearly three years since atatiana jefferson was killed by

and on september 11, 2001, the plot that destroyed the world trade center left devastation at the pentagon and claimed 3,000 lives. >> now, justice has been delivered. and this terrorist lead ser no more. people around the world no longer need to fear the vicious and determined killer. >> there were no civilian casualties and the mission calling ate successful counterterrorism operation. he was not only known for the terrorism plots but also recruiting and calling on others to join. president biden with a strong message and a warning to the others. >> no matter how long it taken, no matter where you hide, if you are a throat our people, the united states will find you and take you out. >> morgan morewood, abc news, los angeles. dan: more to come here. new developments over fights of safe injection sights in san francisco. how they are one step closer to reality. >> a local family is desperately searching for their dog lost in the care of a rover pet sitter. >> a bay area of college collect a new collection of plantses. the story behind a plant swale bite. >> first, a look at what's coming

the world trade center in their sights. after 9/11, zawahiri was seen in afghanistan and then went into hiding at $25 million reward on his head he kept al qaeda alive as isis became the west's main target pious, ruthless, the behind the world's worst terrorist attack even in the final video. he was calling on muslims to attack america. >> richard, what is the significant that this strike took place in kabul >> so there are indications that it took place not just in kabul but right in the center of kabul, not far from the presidential palace. and the united states has been cooperating, many people don't know this, with the taliban in the fight against isis but the counterterrorism cooperation against al qaeda has been very poor so this seems like it was a target of opportunity for the americans. the pinnacle of arrogance from the taliban to host such a senior leader and the united states sending a message to the taliban that they won't tolerate the group once again hosting al qaeda >> richard engel with the breaking news to

and on september 11, 2001, the plot that destroyed the world trade center left devastation at the pentagon00 lives. >> now, justice has been delivered. and this terrorist lead ser no more. people around the world no longer need to fear the vicious and determined killer. >> there were no civilian casualties and the mission calling ate successful counterterrorism operation. he was not only known for the terrorism plots but also recruiting and calling on others to join. president biden with a strong message and a warning to the others. >> no matter how long it taken, no matter where you hide, if you are a throat our people, the united states will find you and take you out. >> morgan morewood, abc news, los angeles. dan: more to come here. new developments over fights of safe injection sights in san francisco. how they are one step closer to reality. >> a local family is desperately searching for their dog lost in the care of a rover pet sitter. >> a bay area of college collect a new collection of plantses. the story behind a plant swale bite. >> first, a look at what's coming up on jimmy kimm

they went on to bomb the world trade center driving a truck into the garage.d the f.b.i. handlers they would come back and take these towers down. sadly, they were true to their word. as i am reminded this morning a very different morning. people walking to work, biking here, the gleaming new building freedom tower behind me, a visible symbol of the resilience and triumph of this country, the sacrifice of our armed forces and the capability of the c.i.a. in taking out al-zawahiri in kabul. bill, it is a day and a legacy that not only will we always remember but also know we have to face that we're still vulnerable to islamic terrorism. it is still here out in the world. we have triumphed and it is a very different morning this morning down here what we used to call ground zero, bill. >> bill: different place today. eric shawn, good to have you there. thank you. >> they are the ones who have become more aggressive and intimidating their neighbors. there is no reason for them to behave in that way. there is no threat from the united states. what speaker pelosi i

. >> the worst of the attacks happening on 9/11/2001 when hijackers flew airplanes into the world trade center, the pentagon and crashed a plane into a field in shanksville, pennsylvania. more than 3,000 people die in the attacks to the families lost fathers, mothers, husbands, wives, sons and daughters, brothers and sisters. >> friends and co-workers on that series september day. it is my hope that this decisive action will one more measure of closure. >> today there are questions that whether the taliban tipped off u.s. intelligence officials that so ari was in afghanistan, there was a 25 million dollar bounty and the taliban has indicated the wants to find a more favorable place in the international community. analysts say giving up. so are you may have been a strategic move. coming up, we're going to talk about why experts are saying the world's clearest lake could become even more clear. >> and tiger woods has been up front about his displeasure with the liv but find out how much he really doesn't like the new tour. >> here's a hint. it's almost as much as that mega millions grand prize f

prison, along with sheik omar rahman, rahman came to the united states, sanctioned the first world trade centern laden to form al-qaeda and so if you look at this history of torture, if you want to create violent extremists, if you want violent extremists to proliferate, to do is abuse a populous as we did in afghanistan and iraq to create more enemies and that is why al-qaeda has grown from 500 to tens of thousands of franchises and that is what we have to be wary. stay with us on bbc news — still to come: beyonce will rerecord one of her new songs after disability campaigners raised concerns about the lyrics. the question was whether we wanted to save our people and japanese as well and win the war, or whether we want to take a chance on being able to win the war by killing all our young men. the invasion began at two o'clock this morning. mr bush, like most other people, was clearly- caught by surprise. we call for the immediate and unconditional withdrawal of all the iraqi forces. 100 years old and still full of vigor, vitality and enjoyment of life. no other king or queen in british histor

military action seen by many as failures and finishes with an image of a destruction of the world trade center on $911.00, we spoke to angelo juliano, a political and financial analyst to seize the medium as a legitimate attempt to highlight american hypocrisy. when it comes to its international affairs. china has clearly understood that the long term plan of the us is to do something similar to your claim fight russia. you claim the fight, rush out in the last equation or to the last european. what they want to do in taiwan is exactly the same, fight china, up to the last time when nice all to the last japanese or to the left asian. so china now is getting much more aggressive, the exposing what the u. s. as being doing over the last decades, all the crimes against humanity it is, you know, the exporting the us for what it is. the u. s. is doing victor signaling around the world. it is pretty much similar to what if hitler was actually talking about human rights of jews. 70 years ago would be exactly the same. it's a pure poker c, and it's just, it just in china is actually exposing death and

and on september 11th, 2001, the plot that destroyed the world trade center, left a gaping hole in the pentagon, and claimed nearly 3,000 lives. president george w. bush vowing to bring the terrorists to justice. >> i can hear you. the rest of the world hears you. and the people who knocked these buildings down will hear all of us soon. >> reporter: a decade later, the next president announcing u.s. special forces had killed their number one target. >> after a firefight, they killed osama bin laden, and took custody of his body. >> reporter: but zawahiri remained elusive, hiding out in the border region between afghanistan and pakistan. >> no matter how long it takes, no matter where you hide, if you are a threat to our people, the united states will find you and take you out. >> strong words there from the president. martha raddatz joins us now from washington. and martha, it turns out zawahiri wasn't in a cave in the mountains when he was killed, he was right in the center of kabul. >> reporter: he was in the center of one of kabul's wealthiest neighborhoods. he was standing on the b

out to be was the deputy for osama bin laden, helping to craft the 9 11 plane attacks on the world trade center and the pentagon. he played a key role in the 1993 attack on u. s troops in somalia after president obama ordered the attack, killing osama bin laden. 2011 also weary became al qaeda's leader. he was from a very distinguished egyptian family. he was a cardiology. just himself, the heart doctor. uh but he became very radicalized berkeley political science professor emeritus. michael knocked said al zawahiri's death is more than just symbolic. they were planning new attacks they were back in afghanistan, contrary to the afghan government's promise not to host them any further. qaedas number two has been killed. but there are plenty of other younger men that will take his place. hayward city council member aisha wahhabis with the bay area's afghan coalition, she says more needs to be done to help. the people of afghanistan who don't want taliban rule or terrorism. there needs to be an effort to have some type of influence in that country, some type of engagement with that country because

assassination of sadat, he was brutally tortured in prison, along with others, who sanctioned the first world trade center laden to form al-qaeda and so if you look at this history of torture, if you want to create violent extremists, if you want violent extremists to proliferate, what you need to do is abuse are populous as we did in afghanistan and iraq to create more enemies and that is why al-qaeda has grown from 500 to tens of thousands of franchises and that is what we have to be wary.— franchises and that is what we have to be wary. thank you very much indeed. _ a short time ago, secunder kermani — our correspondent in kabul — outlined the regional reaction to zawahiri's death. earlier on tonight, taliban officials announced that the drone strike that had been carried out over the weekend in kabul, they initially said it was a rocket attack that landed in an empty house. they said their investigation had determined it was carried out by a us drone strike. they made no mention of any victim, certainly no mention of ayman al—zawahiri or al-qaeda at all. we will have to wait and see other taliban resp

pandemic and then in the middle of the pandemic, i focus on one emergency room doctor near the world trade centerr 9/11 he is working for blackstone company, and he is horrified early to see that nobody is wearing masks at the reception area when he asked they say we don't want to frighten people. he asks as things develop where we doing elective procedures why are we having people come in for plastic surgery? shouldn't we limit the useak of facilities? he was told that is the money maker and then he protesting gets no traction on —- traction so blackstoney attitude is as a company the client is a hospital we don't want to upset them eventually he is fired to go on facebook and get fired trying to spare us from a pandemic and for that he is fired and then we go to this hell we're still in with a pandemic spreading like wildfire and now he's running around to say it's time to expand our holdings in healthcare. that is where we are headed. >> jumping right to politics because at a time increasingly and the davos men that sit on top of them but in your book claiming power is democracy but in a world

we've had a national tragedy to airplanes have crashed into the world trade center in an apparent terrorist attack on our country. and i've ordered that the full resources, the federal government, i go to help the victims in their family and, and to conduct a full scale investigation to hunt down and to find those folks who committed this act. i think the question that a lot of us asked was why or why, why they are, why here? what was the point of it? tourism against our nation will not stand. and now if you join me among us out, they will care free, innocent children. we went wrong on what the victim high emotions that morning to low emotions. this tragedy on american soil. if you didn't feel like you have been violated in the worse way, if you didn't feel like the people in new york, who are your brothers or your sisters, then i'd ask you or you whom that would be my question. are you really human? all not live in miss daniels was really, really hurt or she did was i just cried, but i remember she played this all call hold all the changes going to call me. she played it a whole day. ah ah

with senator ted kennedy when a secret service agent told me that a plane had just hit the world trade center. we thought it was an accident at first, but as we approached capitol hill, the secret service said that another plane had hit the second tower. we knew then that it was terrorism. i remember thinking that nothing would ever be the same. senator kennedy, and his big dog splash, we're waiting for me when i got to the capital. words can't describe the depth of feeling that i had being with president kennedy's brother, as our nation was hit with another tragedy. senator chad greg, who is a very close friend of mine and my husband joined us. i felt like we were just going through the motions, pretending to be normal, when we all knew that normal would never be again we knew it to be on september 10th. we walked out to express our prayers and our concern for the people of new york, and to tell the press that we were postponing the senate education committee briefing. senator greg insisted that we were merely postponing it, that we would reschedule because we wouldn't let the terrorists pre

howard zinn here in our firehouse studio in chinatown, just blocks from where the towers othe world trade centerou went to north vietnam. why? howard: this was early 1968, the time of the tet offensive, also the tet holiday, and the north vietnamese decided they want to release the first three airman prisoners who were shot down over north vietnam, wanted to release them into the custody of not the american government, but the peace movement. daniel berrigan, he and i traveled together to north vietnam, to pick up these three american airmen who were being released by the north vietnamese. we spent some time in hanoi, surrounding areas, visiting little villages that had been bombed in the middle of the night, one million miles from any possible military target. vietnam was being bombed every night. every day wwere going out to air raid shelters. every night daniel would write a poem about what happened that day. y: what do you say to those, then and now, before the invasion, who would go to iraq, those who would go to north vietnam, being called tra itors giving comfort to the enemy? howard: lik

in fact, we just signed 180,000 square foot law firm last week, in 3 world trade center.,000 square foot lease with a city tenant in broadway, and those buildings are almost 100 years apart in age. >> and even though most lawyers i know will not come back to the office most of the partners will not come in but they don't seem to care, they lease the space anywhere. >> that firm was a 70,000 square foot increase. >> no kidding. >> what are your expectations, though, i mean, all right, today, we have a story about the governor of new york moving forward on this huge re-development at penn station, going to add millions of square feet potentially, over many years, to office space, it seems to make no sense, do you understand it? >> well, look, new york city is the financial capital of the world. and it's also a tech capital, after silicon valley, i think it is the largest tech area in the country, and then you've got everything in between. you've got great talent in new york city. that's where people want to be and so you have companies coming here to tap into that talent an

at the first time they attack the world trade center, 1995 they attacked our troops and killed our troopsrobi u.s. embassy was attacked and hundreds of people were killed in that attack. and they attack our warships. they were able to target us uss cole in the g goal. major damage done to uss cole and sailors lost their life's. then 9/11. so what that's like that will continue to happen and we will see a surge impact. we have troops all over the world and u.s. citizens traveling across the world will be targeted as well. >> ashley: when you reflect back on how president biden pulled off out of afghanistan, what you think and what is the first few things that come to mind? >> absolute chaos. there was no organization to it and nobody knew what was happening. in the very first few planes that took off, 25,000 people absolutely not eligible to enter the united states, first of all. the reason that happened is because people basically ran over the airport, and there were 25,000 people on the tarmac standing. and the u.s. military decided that they couldn't do anything else with it. so, they s

mastermind the deadliest attack on american soil with osama bin laden when planes crashed into the world trade center and the pentagon, killing 2977 people. remember this picture? this is the situation room. check it out. 11 years ago. there it is. as the raid that killed osama bin laden was unfolding, vice president joe biden was there in the front row seat. i took 11 years, but now, president joe biden says justice have been delivered. straight now to our experts and our correspondent with the white house, jeremy diamond, nick paton walsh, and cnn -- good to have you all here. thanks for joining us. jeremy, we'll get you at the white house immediately. incredibly significant day for the united states in the war on terror. here is more on the president tonight, and then we'll talk. >> our intelligence located zawahiri earlier this year. he had moved to downtown kabul to reunite with members of his immediate family. after carefully considering the clearly convincing evidence of his location, i authorized a precision strike that would remove him from the battlefield once and for all. this mission was

a small museum near new york city's world trade center dedicated to preserving the memory of the septemberattacks is closing after being the victim of financial pressures made worse by the pandemic the 9/11 tribute museum offered tours led by volunteers who had lost a family member or were connected in some other way to those terrorist attacks. most of the museum's collection of artifacts is being moved to the new york state museum in albany the museum is not to be confused with the official 9/11 museum over at ground zero. >>> monkeypox continued to spread across the globe with cases jumping by 20% over the last week according to the world health organization. inf infections increased by more than 100 cases total across 92 different countries. pope francis got an unexpected advisor. during a ceremony, a young boy emerged from the crowd and ran towards the pope francis did not seem to mind the company, though, as the child stood by his side for the rest of that audience it's a pretty big move there very strong move by a child. >> wow that is something. i'm surprised that the pope security

navy ship "cole" off the coast of yemen and attacks on the world trade center and the pentagon in september of 2001 that left nearly 3,000 dead. hunted by the u.s. for more than two decades. >> no matter how long it takes, no matter where you hide, if you are a threat to our people, the united states will find you and take you out. >> reporter: where zawahiri was found was right in the middle of kabul in one of the wealthiest neighborhoods very near the u.s. embassy. a senior u.s. official saying the cia learned that he had moved to kabul to reunite with his wife and children. for months the cia watched the house. zawahiri never left, but was frequently seen on the balcony. the official said president biden was first briefed on the intelligence in april and as more information was confirmed gave the go ahead early last week. >> after carefully considering a clear and convincing evidence of his location, i authorized a precision strike that would remove him from the battlefield once and for all. >> reporter: days later, the time was right. saturday in kabul with the armed drone invisible ove

there t are things like the architects of the world trade center first bombing or in iraq. abu was in iraq print suicide bombers are getting bonuses the west bank were in iraq. it almost been exterminated. there is use of poisonous gas. it violated 91 of the accords for his 23 is bipartisan. i effected near majority of democratic senators voted for the house and senate clearly voted for the intervention. so then it happened. and of course 75% supported the war o when statue of saddam hussein fell. because since we really did not know what we were doing or decided to change thee mission statement on the strategy from deposing saddam hussein and letting some provisional government takeover rather than one that we wanted we wanted to do the right thing. i went over there twice as an embedded person. when i saw the amount of carnage, and the investment and of home i said to myself whatever the cause, whatever the efficacy of this country at this time and place is not capable of that anymore. the next time i heard some that going into sierra or livery i said no. it was tragic be

congress passed 23 of only four had to do with wmd they were things like the architects of the world trade center first bombing were in iraq abu nadal was in iraq suicide bombers that were getting bonuses on the west bank or on iraq the marsh arabs had been almost exterminated there had been use of poisonous gas. so he had violated all of the 91 accords. so there were 23 and that was bipartisan. in fact, i think a near majority of democratic senators voted for it, but the house and the senate clearly voted for that intervention. so then it happened and of course 75% supported the war when the statue of sadama sin fell but because we really didn't know what we were doing or we decided to change the mission statement or the strategy from opposing themselves. abdom hussein and sort of letting some provisional government takeover rather than one that we wanted, but we wanted to really do the right thing. we thought in nation bill. and i went over there twice as an embedded person and when i saw the amount of carnage. and the investment and the dissension at home. i said to myself. whatever the cause

grenada betty honk was a flight attendant on american airlines flight 11 that crashed in the world trade center's tower number one and she's being considered a national hero. this is because she was the first to alert authorities about the hijackings. her sister tells the chronicle that the news does not bring any closure, saying in part that i do not know if bin laden being killed, or this guy being killed really helps heal anything because we still have a lot of questions. i'm sure it brings a lot of people closer to healing, and yes, i do find some relief. but we still need to know more about what happened." on the today show, national security advisor jake sullivan will sit down with savannah guthrie just to discuss what it means almost one year following the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan, that is this morning on the today show at 7:00, right after us here on today in the bay. >>> a new push this morn for more monkeypox vaccines direct from governor newsom. he is declaring a state of emergency in hopes of getting the federal government to increase the supply of the vaccine the declaration

the world trade center in their sites. after 9/11, al-zawahiri was seen in afghanistan and went into hiding. a $25 million award on his head. he kept al qaeda alive as isis became the main west target. ruthless and the brains behind the world's worst terrorist attack, even in his final vide . he was calling on muslims to attack america. >> we are expecting to learn how they found it al-zawahiri and how they took them out when the president addresses the nation shortly. kayla tocci with the latest details now. kayla? >> reporter: shep, we are expecting the president to make that address later on this hour. this is a major conquest or the biden administration. as you just heard richard engel say he was osama bin laden's right-hand man and his doctor. he founded an egyptian network that merged with al qaeda in the mid-90s. the state department had been offering $25 million for information relating to his whereabouts. the afghan capital , the airstrike hitting a residents there from the caliban after retaking afghanistan one y

when i first began working in the world trade center jean and i were in finance. i was made sure before i left to stop and say hello to jean. >> reporter: he is now hopeful that someone might step in to save this place so it can endure the way he has. >> i guess my survivor instinct is coming out. is saying peter, this can't be the end. >> reporter: for now the lights will go out while the stories will live on through an online archive for future generations. after today artifacts like this will be carefully boxed up and taken to the new york state museum in albany. they will not be on display, but put into storage for safekeeping. >>> 34 years in prison for a twitter account. the sentence handed down that the state department is now investigating. >>> and what would pizza, pasta sauce, and ketchup all be like without tomatoes. why some farmers we are in danger of finding out. danger of finding out. >>> on these folks don't have time to go to the post office they use stamps.com all the services of the post office only cheaper get a 4-week trial plus postage and a

native, but he hong, was a flight attendant on american airlines flight 11 that crash into the world trade center tower one she is now considered a national hero, and this is because she was the first to alert authorities about the hijackings. her sister tells the chronicle that the news does bring some closure, think in part, i don't know if it bin laden being killed or this guy being killed really helps heal anything because we still have a lot of questions. i'm sure it brings a lot of people closure to healing, and yes, i do find some relief. but we still need to know more about what happened. and ahead on the today show this morning, national security advisor jake sullivan sits down with savannah guthrie. they discuss what this means nearly one year following the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan coming up on the today show at 7:00, right after us on today in the bay. >>> this morning governor nixon pushes for more monkeypox boxing and he is in a state of emergency hoping to get federal government to increase supply. the declaration allows emergency personnel to administer the vaccine and make

. >> when hijackers flew airplanes into the world trade center, the pentagon and crashed a plane intoville, pennsylvania. more than 3,000 people die in the attacks. >> that was dray clark reporting for us. u.s. officials have not revealed where they got. the tip on location, but there was a 25 million dollar bounty for that information. coming up, 6 months after an nfl coach accused the league of racial discrimination. the league is now punishing his old team. >> plus, a guy did his best to shoot bear out of his kitchen with one hand and filled the showdown with the other. we've got that video straight ahead. plus, a san francisco family say quick thinking saved their teenage daughter. they say was being stocked to the sunset district. the story coming up. welcome back. 12. 45 on this tuesday afternoon in san francisco, police are searching for man. >> accused of following a teenager through the sunset district last week. the victim's father spoke exclusively with kron 4 and tells us how their families quick thinking helped keep their daughter safe. kron 4 tay or bisacky has the story

deadly terror attack on american soil alongside osama bin laden, when planes crashed into the world trade center, the pentagon, and a field in shanksville pennsylvania. killing 2977 people. remember this picture? this is the situation group. check it out. 11 years ago. there it is. as the raid that killed osama bin laden was unfolding, vice president joe biden was there in the front row seat. and it took 11 years, for now president joe biden says justice has been delivered so straight now to our experts and our correspond with the white house, jeremy diamond cnn international security iraq quashed. and cnn military analyst, retired colonel cedric leighton. good to have your hair gentlemen thank you for joining. us we want to get to you at the white house immediately. incredibly significant day for the united states and the war on terror. here is more from the president tonight in -- >> our intelligence community located ayman al-zawahiri earlier this year. he moved to downtown kabul to reunite with members of his immediate family. after carefully considering and clearing convincing evidence of h

out to be was the deputy for osama bin laden, helping to craft the 9 11 plane attacks on the world trade centernd the pentagon. he played a key role in the 1993 attack on u. s troops in somalia after president obama ordered the attack, killing osama bin laden. 2011 also weary became al qaeda's leader, so we're hearing was the man who did a lot of the strategic thinking he was from a very distinguished egyptian and family of clerics and academics and jurists. he was cardiologists himself a heart doctor. uh but he became very radicalized berkeley political science professor emeritus. michael knocked said al zawahiri's death is more than just symbolic. they were planning new attacks they were back in afghanistan, contrary to the afghan government's promise not to host them any further. al qaeda's number two has been killed. but there are plenty of other younger men that will take his place. city council member aisha wahhabis with the bay area's afghan coalition, she says more needs to be done to help. the people of afghanistan who don't want taliban rule or terrorism. there needs to be an effort t