kind of license to mock the people you were larry: yeah, they were anthony: who were leaving you out of the party. jackie: that s where the tall, conical hats come from. in mockery of the queen. they were proud people, and they didn t want to be recognized. that s why they disguised their face. and not to feel like they were taking charity, so they put on a performance. jay: so at each home that we stop at, there s like a little party that goes on. anthony: right. so they know you re coming? and you know what you re expecting? jay: it s already tpau pre-arranged. like, they know we re coming, they have a chicken. and they cook something, and anthony: so if i knew you were coming, what would be appropriate preparations be? i should have some food on hand? bruneaux: you could throw money. you could donate a couple of chickens that they could chase and gr)áç anthony: right. jay: basically, just board up the windows and make like there s a hurricane coming. op
pre-arranged s.e.a.l. team code name for osama bin laden, geronimo. we knew that was the call sign, and when we heard that they felt they had identified geronimo, that was the first moment. and then geronimo, kia. reporter: kia, killed in action. after more than a decade of efforts to find him, osama bin laden was believed to be dead. when that call went out, you know, thaft was certainly the team s view that they had successfully captured or killed him. and as best they could tell, he was the right guy. now, you say capture or kill, everybody does. were you really going to capture this guy? absolutely. and what, put him in the back of a blackhawk? absolutely. and you know, there had been provisions made for that outcome. but we also understood that it was not likely that he was
the 40-minute timer on the commando operation on the ground was running down. at this point, i think all of us understand that we re a long way to go before the night is done. and, you know, i ve said, this was the longest 40 minutes of my life. we could see the helicopters, we could see the disembarking from the helicopters. we could see our guys moving. it was an intense experience for all of us, because it was realtime, visually, until we lost the visual connection inside the building. reporter: as the s.e.a.l.s worked their way to the top of the staircase, a firefighter was underway. finally the people in the situation room heard the pre-arranged s.e.a.l. team code name for osama bin laden, geronimo. we knew that was the call sign, and when we heard that they felt they had identified geronimo, that was the first moment.
neighborhood. this was not isolated with, you know, hundreds of acres around it. there were other houses nearby. and people were starting to come out on to their roofs. they were trying to figure out what was happening. reporter: the president knew the 40-minute timer on the commando operation on the ground was running down. at this point, i think all of us understand that we re a long way to go before the night is done. and, you know, i ve said, this was the longest 40 minutes of my life. we could see the helicopters, we could see the disembarking from the helicopters. we could see our guys moving. it was an intense experience for all of us, because it was realtime, visually, until we lost the visual connection inside the building. reporter: as the s.e.a.l.s worked their way to the top of the staircase, a firefighter was underway. finally the people in the situation room heard the pre-arranged s.e.a.l. team code name for osama bin laden,
it s a heartbreak to know that he s gone at 75. talk to me a little bit about, you know, the barriers he broke, the doors he opened. do you think had it not been for soul train, had it not been for don cornelius, stevie wonder, do you think you would be where you are today? well, obviously, he was a major contribute toor to allowi that to happen. i think definitely the visual presence of a lot of the different artists he made happen because the doors to get in like that were kind of crazy. but it opened up such a whole other kind of era of music and dance. he found the latest dances on soul train. again, like i said before, my understanding is that the dancers were incredibly great, and at some point a lot of oertel visiothe other television shows began to emulate what he was doing. so that s a good thing. when americans saw soul train and saw a new don cornelius. we knew him for his baritone, his style, the dancing kind of setting the trend. but who was the perso