BANFIELD: Today marks five years to the day since Osama bin Laden was killed by U.S. Special Forces, Navy SEALs to be exact in Pakistan. And in an exclusive special airing tonight on CNN, President Obama returns to the situation room and speaks to our own Peter Bergen about the raid on bin Laden's compound. Have a listen.</s>BARACK OBAMA, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: Well, we came in here at the point where the helicopters were about to actually landed. It's here where we observed, for example that one of the helicopters got damaged in the landing.</s>PETER BERGEN, CNN NATIONAL SECURITY ANALYST: And what we're you thinking?</s>OBAMA: I was thinking that this is not an ideal start. Look, we were all worried. And the good news was a good crash. Our guys were able to extract themselves. And the bad news was that the helicopter itself had been damaged. And this is an example though of the kind of meticulous planning that had been done. Even though we had the best helicopter operators imaginable, despite the fact that they had practiced these landings repeatedly in a mock-up, we couldn't account for temperature. And the fact that helicopters start reacting differently, you know, in an enclosed compound where he may be rising.</s>BANFIELD: The CNN special "We Got Him," President Obama, Bin Laden and the Future of the War on Terror, airs right here tonight 8:00 p.m. eastern on AC360. Thank you so much for watching everyone. It's nice to have you stay tune now, Wolf, starts right now.
Fifth Anniversary Of Osama Bin Laden's Death.