bin laden. but here's a look at how the raid went down, as told to the author by the navy seals. >> at 10:00 p.m., in afghanistan, two stealth hawk helicopters, designated as razors 1 and 2 lift off and head for the pakistani frontier. the pilots fly with night-vision devices, clipped to their helmets. the ship calling out points of u.s. cities to mark their progress. locations in florida mean they have crossed into pakistan. at 56 minutes past midnight, precisely on time, razor 1 calls out -- palm beach. they are 3 minutes out. crew members throw latches and pull back the port and starboard doors. the hot, muggy night air swirls into the cabin. they are heading straight for the compound. osama does not hear the helicopters until they are right on top of him. at 5 minutes to 1:00, he is in bed asleep, the lights are off and then his bedroom fills with a buzzing sound. osama throws back the blank fret his bed, tries to put his feet on the floor as the house shakes. he has 90 seconds left to live.

osama bin laden presumably went to abbottabad and started living there while you were president. there are, as you know, an enormous amount of suspicion and there are some modest amounts of intelligence evidence that suggests that he had to have had some local support. he was living as people often point out one mile from pakistan's version of west point, your military training academy. what is your sense of what happened? >> my sense is very clear that it's not a sense of complicity, it's a sense of terrible negligence. i say that, yes. if it was for -- if he believed that he was there for five years, i say "if he believed" because i'm not fully convinced that he was holed up there for five years. however, might take the word of the united states that they ought to give some evidence about that. two years was in my tenure. and i know that i didn't know. one thing i am very sure of, 500% sure of is that i didn't know. but is it possible at the lower level, is it possible that the army or intelligence was following a policy which was not given by me? i don't think that is possible

ob-- that buried osama bin laden at csea. 7000 people will attend. for thousands of those folks will be military personnel. the president will be watching as well. a number of festivities kick off yesterday, including the opening of the new walter reed hospital and the d.c. war memorial. we are in arlington this morning, ben eisler, abc 7 news. >>> defense secretary leon panetta is responding to the latest scandal. he ordered the air force to examine its decision to discipline but not to fire three supervisors after veterans' remains were dumped in a landfill. >>> texas governor rick perry stopped by the late show with david letterman last night and offered to and excuses. -- ten excuses. >> #6. >> you try concentrating with mitt romney smiling at you. >> i know exactly what you're talking about. >> some of his other excuses -- i don't know what you are thinking about, i think things went well. he also said, and wanted to help take the heat off my buddy herman cain bill passes. and i just learned dustin bieber is my father. -- justin bieber. >> that'

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pakistan is a nuclear armed ally, an ally whose officials loudly denied osama bin laden was in their country even though he was hiding near a major pakistani military out post. an ally that gets offended when american experts raise serious concerns about a nuclear security. one pakistani official saying, quote, of all the things in the world to worry about the issue you should worry about the least is the safety of our nuclear program. the authors find many reasons to wonder whether one day a warhead or nuclear material could fall into the wrong hands. weapon components they report are sometimes moved around the country in vans like these with little or no security surrounding them. they cite an american intelligence source that says the pakistanis aren't just toting around parts but at times fully assembled war heads. first my conversation with the atlantic's jeffrey goldberg. in terms of its nuclear arsenal, how much confidence should the u.s. have that pakistan, that the arsenal is secure? >> the u.s. should have confidence that the people around the nuclear arsenal are among the

they were part of the effort to kill osama bin laden, yet no one on this ship is boastful. that was huge. the whole country was paying attention to what you guys did. that was a big deal. >> it is for everybody. but it is a job that we do every day. when called upon we'll do it again. >> reporter: michigan state forward dramon green. >> we can say we are playing for the military, but they are putting their lives on the line for us every day. >> reporter: remember serviceman petty, this is his special day. he gets to watch michigan state star draymond green play on his ship. after 18 years in the navy, he's reenlisting today in front of president barack obama. >> my biggest wish or hope would be to see the president. he's our inspiration. these are the people that lead us to where we want to go. >> reporter: chris and rebecca, it's all fun and games today. very soon, in the next few weeks, this ship and this crew will be deployed once again to do what their country asks of them. back to you. >> some of our bravest. good that they are getting a break, bill. great story. looki

with the killing of osama bin laden in may, we are eight of the lebanese campaigns. despite the record of success, i found and wanted to be able to write some mean to say of course we need to go after these guys. this is what will win the wars. i found that targeted individuals seldom correlates the strategic success. this is because the hot forces of targeting underground which is strategically ineffective and why we are strategically successful even if the quarry escapes such as punch of you never threaten u.s. border for sandino failed to take over or destabilize nicaragua despite being unloose for six years. however this also creates is for actors to subdue the floor, which is strategic threat can continue with the target is the limit needed. when pablo escobar was killed the nexus of trafficking from club just shifted from india and and the killing of zarqawi cell tumor decisive turning point in the insurgency does hope for at the time. ultimately the campaign strategic outcome hinders chiefly on whether the man hunt disrupts the targets or support our work whic

officials deny that osama bin laden was in their country. even though he was hiding near a major pakistani military outpost. an ally that gets offended when american experts raise serious concerns about a nuclear security. one pakistani official saying, quote, of all the things in the world to worry about the issue you should worry about the least is the safety of our nuclear program. the authors find many reasons to wonder whether one day a warhead or nuclear material could fall into the wrong hands. weapon components they report are sometimes moved around the country in vans like these with little or no security surrounding them. they cite an american intelligence source that says the pakistanis aren't just toting around parts but at times fully assembled war heads. first my conversation with the atlantic's jeffrey goldberg. in terms of its nuclear arsenal, how much confidence should the u.s. have that pakistan, that the arsenal is secure? >> the u.s. should have confidence that the people around the nuclear arsenal are among the best paki

bin laden en donde se llevará a cabo un partido de basquetbol estudiantil. - un joven de rugby enfrenta 30 años de prisión por hecho que sucedió en mayo donde murieron tres amigos suyos. el hombre de 20 años transportaba sus amigos luego de salir de una fiesta en el condado de mongo mary cuando perdió el control del auto e impactó contra un árbol. la policía dice que el hombre huyó de la escena y cuanto fue arrestado despedía olor a alcohol, su sentencia es programada para enero. - una mujer está arrestada por tratar de atropellar a un oficial de la policía del condado de prince william. la mujer de 40 años enfrenta cargos de intento de herir a un oficial, una infracción por intoxicación y cargos de portar drogas y armas. la policía acudió a un bar en donde la mujer amenazó con un arma y salió huyendo, fue arrestada luego de una persecución policial. - vamos a nuestra primera pausa y regresamos, vemos un adelanto de que artistas estarán en la feria de la familia este domingo. >> sulema: este domingo telemundo washington celebra la novena edición de la feria de la f

navy seal claims to describe the real raid on osama bin laden. he claims they shot osama bin laden within 90 seconds of arriving at his hide out in pakistan. however officials say the author never talked to the seals who were actually involved in the raid. they call his account, a fabrication. >>> leon panetta is issuing his most dire and specific warnings about defense that will kick in if the super committee does not reach a deal. allison burns has more on the letter leon panetta sent to congressional leaders. >> reporter: leon panetta will be here on capitol hill testifying on the armed services committee and he is likely to face a lot of questions about the letter he sent to committee leaders. he warned if the super committee fails to reach a deal next week and $600 billion in defense cuts kick in next year some major defense programs will be slowed down or eliminated. tops is the f-35 joint fighter program along with canceling the f-program they will have to postpone the replacement for the missile submarines program and the army will have t

bin laden back on the clinton administration. >> don't get me wrong. i am for it. i will hold the hose and make sure it doesn't kink up. >> there is no hose involved. >> mike don't you think -- don't you think guilt would be better? >> just guilting them? >> yes. >> see how good it works. >> i am jewish. >> they are not jewish. >> when lass the last stime you -- time called your mother. that would work. >> quickly on the tsa story, nicky what kind of home life you have that there are explosion explosives being given a kid. >> i know if you are going to travel with marijuana you put it in a turkey freezer bag. >> or bill's butt. >> by the way, this is forever 21. >> that's all. i am doing writing to look newsy. >> thanks a lot. >>> coming up, has president obama lost the kids' vote. that since kids can vote. wait, can kids vote? >>> are kids done with the chosen one? children's news. yeah for president obama is fading like something that fades. his approval ratings have dipped across most demographics, and now it seems he is losing the pre teens and tee

world's most wanted terrorist osama bin laden. plus, one of my favorite panelists poses for playboy. i have a hint. it is not beckel. it is not beckel. theurney across america, i've learned that when you ask someone in texas if they want "big" savings on car insurance, it's a bit like asking if they want a big hat... ...'scuse me... ...or a big steak... ...or big hair... i think we have our answer. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >> sean: welcome back to this special edition of hannity and we're taking you inside the secret mission to hunt more for the world's most wanted man, osama bin laden. john widen offers a window into operation neptune spear and reveal untold details of what really happened on that historic day. now, i sat down with the seven best selling author to get a sneak peek at his book, kill bin laden. >> sean: you approach this as a journalistic under taking? >> i saw it as a docu drama. everything i read it was 60 minutes was fun. the new yorker piece was fun. the da

that was identified in 2007 that led us to osama bin laden. in order to win a complicated war like this, one has to be consistent and persevere and that is what this is a story of, american perseverance own two presidents, over ten years to weaken al qaeda but not yet to defeat it. >> in our next half hour, we will have more from norah's interview secretary rice's thoughts on 2012 election and if she plans on running for office herself. you can see more at our website at earlyshow.cbsnews.com. >> here is betty nguyen with more headlines. hi betty. >> good morning to you. >>> investigators in georgia say four senior citizens had a bucket list of attacked targets. prosecutors say the four suspects arrested northeast of atlanta are over 65 years old. they are accused of trying to buy explosives, planning to make the deadly toxin ricin and plotting to attack government officials. at least two of the suspects are former federal employees. >>> a british appeals court ruled this morning that wikileaks founder julian assange should be extradited to sw

and it was from this deck that osama bin laden was buried at sea. this is the carl vinson today, the flight deck turned into a polished, floating basketball court with seating for 7,000. where this evening in the shadow of downtown san diego, a first of a kind event. number one university of north carolina plays michigan state, a rematch of the 2009 ncaa championship. that game won by unc. the winner this time, the crew of the "carl vinson". >> we all can't believe this is happening. >> reporter: ship servicemen jason petty. >> now that we're here, the goose bumps are popping up and everybody can't wait for the popcorn to come out. >> reporter: excited about the game, excited that basketball fan in chief barack obama will be on. navyman and basketball fan petty can't believe his eyes. this flight deck -- >> it's dangerous. when it's wartime, this is a mris where you can easily die. >> reporter: but today -- >> we get to enjoy ourselves. >> reporter: service officer tammy was first in line to get a ticket for the game. >> any bets going on on this sh

navy is denouncing a book claiming to describe the covert raid taking down osama bin laden. navy official say -- officials say the man who wrote the book never spoke to any of the seals who took down osama bin laden in afghanistan. the author, chuck farrar, insists his story is actual. >>> maryland's top lawmaker is preparing for another international trade mission in asia. governor martin o'malley is in india. it is the largest trade mission by a governor in maryland history. back in june, governor o'malley visited china, south korea and vietnam. >>> transportation officials are delivering a warning to anybody, thinking about bringing wrapped presents onto flights. for the first time, the tsa officials say the agents will start opening and searching wrapped christmas presents. agents say any bags or box are subject to search. that includes presents. they have good reason to be cautious. last week, tsa agents in los angeles arrested a man who allegedly tried to smuggle 35 pounds of marijuana on board a plane, described as a christmas gift. >>> although the searches are on a

. >>> if osama bin laden hadn't have been captured, i would have picked this guy. >> witnesses are stunned by a brutal beat-down on a public street. >> the fight is between an officer and a regular man. >> excessive force or something else? see the video that launched an investigation. >>> will this invention help you a, rob a bank, b, keep you from catching a cold? or c, keep your clothes clean? we'll reveal the reason behind the veil. >>> damian walters is like a human springboard. >> see free-running stunts so cool, they don't look real. >> he just defense through a car, a truck. >>> is that "caught in a bad romance"? or just caught in a bad performance. >> why are they in a doll house? >> hear what happened to this chinese troop when the curtain came down. >>> we kick off today's show with the story of a husband who is in deep trouble. and nick, you have it for us. >> you have a beautiful ring on that your husband gave you, i'm sure you cherish it. >> i like it. >> do you ever take it off? >> i do take it off when i shower, because i'm afraid it would go down the drain. >> anna of flor

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osama bin laden was killed in the u.s. raid. the u.s. government is asking hard questions about which pakistani officials may have known what at what level. that is something we have not heard the end of, but i think of this point the obama administration is saying if is committed to a long-term diplomatic, economic relationship with these countries we see as key to american security. >> tomorrow on "washington firm of" -- journal"a discussion of the impact of plan or lack of a plan could have on the economy. kathleen strottman discusses two federal programs that offer assistance for adoption and foster care. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] >> tomorrow the discussion on recommendations for the joint deficit reduction committee. the deadline is wednesday. featured speakers of

there is a bookstore on capitol hill that still sells audio and videotapes of osama bin laden. it is not necessarily radical, to the extent you would see books by adolf hitler or david dukes, you would call it a radical bookstore. the availability of that material makes it a lot easier for anyone to read it and become in viewed with this hatred for the united states to the point where they might carry out violence. host: joe lieberman wants google to crack down on the web sites. guest: there is a free-speech issue. i am not a lawyer. inside the united states there are more protections for websites them outside of the united states. central command in tampa created a new digital command designed to respond to conspiracy theories and paranoia disseminated against the u.s. that mobilizes radical moslems. they spent hundreds of billions of dollars doing this, responding quickly to any website. at the same time, the pentagon and lights as guests of the pentagon the very same groups that spread the same paranoia, the notion that there is a war against islam and you should not coopera

. >> the carl vinson happens to be the carrier that buried terrorist leader osama bin laden at sea earlier this year. >>> 225 pg&e employees will be laid off. since the san bruno ex-explosion pg&e has split its operations into two units. -- it has hired 90 engineers, mappers for the gas unit the cuts are difficult event by one priority ensuring safety and reliability. the majority of the cuts will cut from the information technology department. >>> an attack at a parking garage has police on the hunt for a hid napping suspect. >>> an -- exclusive. sh wants justice. the mother of number within in the penn state sex abuse scandal tells her0ñ >>> this morning san jose police are on hunt forea kidnapping and carjacking suspect. the car was taken at the third street garage after 7:00 last night. the victim and car were found safe two hours later at 17th and east santa clara streets. police spent all night searching but never found him. if you have information on the case you are asked to call san jose police. >> the mother of a boy who accused jerry sandusky of child sexual abuse is telling h

that was identified in 2007 that led us to osama bin laden. in order to win a complicated war like this, one has to be consistent and persevere and that is what this is a story of, american perseverance own two presidents, over ten years to weaken al qaeda but not yet to defeat it. >> in our next half hour, we will have more from norah's interview secretary rice's thoughts on 2012 election and if she plans on running for office herself. you can see more at our website at earlyshow.cbsnews.com. >> here is betty nguyen with more headlines. >>> investigators in georgia say four senior citizens had a bucket list of attacked targets. prosecutors say the four suspects arrested northeast of atlanta are over 65 years old. they are accused of trying to buy explosives, planning to make the deadly toxin ricin and plotting to attack government officials. at least two of the suspects are former federal employees. >>> a british appeals court ruled this morning that wikileaks founder julian assange should be extradited to sweden. sweden authorities want to q

he wanted to change it into osama hussein on behalf of osama bin laden and saddam hussein. his target was allegedly u.s. servicemen, army personnel, the marines and the police got very nervous when this talk morphed into action. federal agents, the fbi was not involved in following and tracking this plot. and that's something we're probably going to hear more about tomorrow. fbi agents say this was really an nypd-led investigation. by their counterintelligence division. but this man, jose pimentel, he planned on putting bombs in mailboxes, post offices, police stations. there were three in total. if they had worked, if he had succeeded in placing them in heavily populated areas and if he had succeeded in detonating them, officials do believe he could have killed at least a dozen or more people. don? >> deb, stand by, i want to go to peter bergen. you heard what the officials in new york said. a lone wolf. that's what the nypd had been watching for two years. is this the new face of al qaeda, this home-grown terrorist? >> if it's a new face of al qaeda, i think we can all sl

he wanted to change it into osama hussein on behalf of osama bin laden and saddam hussein. his target was allegedly u.s. servicemen, army personnel, the marines and the police got very nervous when this talk morphed into action. federal agents, the fbi was not involved in following and tracking this plot. and that's something we're probably going to hear more about tomorrow. fbi agents say this was really an nypd-led investigation. but this man, jose pimentel, he planned on putting bombs in mailboxes, post offices, police stations. there were three in total. if they had worked, if he had succeeded in placing them in heavily populate areas, and if he had succeeded in detonating them, officials do believe he could have killed at least a dozen or more people. >> want to go to peter bergen. you heard what the officials in new york said. a lone wolf. that's what the nypd had been watching for two years. is this the new face of al qaeda, this home-grown terrorist. >> if it's a new face of al qaeda, i think we can all sleep pretty well this evening. clearly this guy didn't have hi

the casey anthony trial topped osama bin laden's death as top news story search. at least i found it surprising. >>> coming up, a valentine for boston. a shakeup in jacksonville. new york's rangers take another on the ice. >>> plus, two giants square off on the college hardwood. and it wasn't even close. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> and as one snow system fades out of the country we'll talk about the new one heading into the rockies coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sports, a boston red sox team left in shambles by a summer swoon and subsequent resignations and defections, took the first step toward pitting the pieces back together yesterday. here's nbc's fred roggin. >> good morning. it's wednesday everywhere else, it's valentine's day in boston. red sox hired bobby valentine to be the new manager. he took the mets to the world series in 2000 where he lost the yankees. he'll have to beat the yankees if he wants to stick around in boston. >>> lebron james a

yeah, osama bin laden may be dead, but there will be no standalone resolution in the house congratulating u.s. troops and the cia for killing bin laden. that would be against the rules. that would be frivolous. in fact, they actually had 90-some-odd percent of the democrats vote with them and say, in god we trust is the national motto. yes. >> voting no on this is amazing -- voting on an affirmation that it is our national motto, you'd be denying that that is the truth. yeah. >> there actually were nine members that voted against it, including, i believe pete stark who's the only acknowledged atheist in the house. >> wasn't there one republican who voted against it as well? >> i believe so. i believe so. there's always the outlier. they got through without too much of a problem. for the house republicans to be caught spending congressional time doing. no matter how strongly you feel about in god we trust, i mean, they've got this jobs, jobs, jobs message. they really want to look like they're working on jobs all the time. how do they keep letting that image that they're trying to project

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. >> what was moral like when you heard the news that they had gotten osama bin laden? , not just you, but within your theater of operations so to seek. >> everyone was a little elated. that was a crazy day for me. the first question i got was are you coming home now? >> that was in afghanistan not iraq so no, i'm not coming home but there was so much pride in america and so much people wanted to know. i did radio interviews front all over the country that day about bin laden being killed and it was along, hard ten years of a lot of work of a lot of people. yeah, there were only a select few of those navy seals that got to do that special job and those guys are the best of the best. there is no finer fighting force and those guys together did the job they were asked to do, but a lot of people on the course of the way put their part of the pie no matter how small. it was a co lab rative effort. when we found out it was just, you feel a sense of pride that hey, you know what? even if my piece was only minis cool, it was my piece and it mattered. >> we're almost out of tim

the ship was used to bury osama bin laden at sea earlier this queer. >>> we all know texas governor rick perry may have a memory lapse issue, but he's not above laughing at himself. it's always a healthy thing to do. perry is tabing heat for his debate brain freeze when he forgot one of the three government agencies he would cut if he were president. last night he appeared on the late show with the top ten rick perry excuses. >> i thought the debate was tonight. >> that happens to everybody. it was a mix-up everybody. number six. >> hey, listen, you try concentrating with mitt romney smiling at you. that is one handsome dude. >> i know. i know what you're talking about. >> good way to handle it. >> i heard one is i'm just trying to help out my buddy herman cain. >> and boy did he. >> let's check in with christina loren. let's go to traffic. >> yeah. morning commute. >> they gave me the mike anyhow. they had your back. >> christina, thank you very much. we'll touch on that. it transitions into the traffic. you'll watch the slick conditions throughout the morning. later in the commute. sti

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that's different. >> we're at war with osama bin laden. >> we are? >> i mean, very pressed discussion there. but ever since that interview a few months ago both bin laden and gadhafi were guilty and bin laden's case by navy s.e.a.l., people you used to work alongside. what was your reaction? >> wait, i didn't work alongside them. i'm one of them. they're my brothers. i'm part of the teams. clash 58. no. and i have all the respect in the world for my guys. they'll get the job done. there's no doubt about it. the job is custom made for s.e.a.l. team 6. they're highly motivated. they're well trained. they'll complete the mission when given the opportunity to do so. what i question is this, were we told the truth? they lied about the murder of pat tillman. they lied about the rescue of jessica lynch. they lied about weapons of mass destruction in iraq. they lied about ties to al qaeda with saddam hussein. none of those were true things. so it becomes -- credibility by country. >> how do you -- >> they're not telling truth. >> let me ask you a direct ques

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they have a president who killed the public enemy number one, got osama bin laden. pulled out of the situation in iraq and beefed up the presidency in afghanistan so the national security flag is gone. the jobs promise isn't being delivered on and maybe they don't need to deliver on it because the economy is growing at 2.5% anyway but, you know, of course they could do more on jobs, that would be nice, but they are stuck in a dynamic where they can't get the president anything so what they got. got meaningless stuff like this which the representative said nobody is questioning. i don't know where -- it's like the war on christmas. who is waging this one? >> yeah. well, they will be doing that, next affirming christmas like someone is trying to act like we're cancelling christmas. let's hear what herman cain tried to say about the president. herman cain raised whether the president used god enough in his speeches. >> i believe it was intentional because he did it three times. two of which i know about and a friend of mine said he actually knew of a third one. now wit

yeah, osama bin laden may be dead, but there will be no standalone resolution in the house congratulating u.s. troops and the cia for killing bin laden. that would be against the rules. that would be frivolous. today they spent the day on a nonbinding resolution affirming that in god we trust is still the national motto. asked by the "washington post" today whether the in god we trust resolution might also be considered a symbolic thing that's supposedly against their rules now, a spokesman for eric cantor declined to comment. joining us now is john stanton, a reporter for "roll call." john, thanks very much for joining us tonight. nice to have you here. >> good to be here. >> did we, in fact, ?@#firm tha our national motto is in god we trust today? has that congressional business been accomplished? >> it is, in fact, safe. the motto has not changed. they did vote by an overwhelming majority. in fact, they actually had 90-some-odd hper sent of the democrats vote with them and say, in god we trust is the national motto. yes. >> voting no on this is amazing -- voting on an affirmation that