A 'Sisterhood' of Analysts Who Helped Find Bin Laden

Name: A 'Sisterhood' of Analysts Who Helped Find Bin Laden
Uploaded: 2013-05-02T00:38:30Z
Duration: P401S
Description: Cindy Storer and Nada Bakos were part of a majority female team of CIA intelligence analysts -- dubbed "The Sisterhood" -- who contributed to the effort to locate Osama bin Laden. Margaret Warner talks with Storer and Bakos about their intensely detailed work and frustrations with having that work sometimes ignored or belittled.

Clip: 05/01/2013 | 6m 41s

Cindy Storer and Nada Bakos were part of a majority female team of CIA intelligence analysts -- dubbed "The Sisterhood" -- who contributed to the effort to locate Osama bin Laden. Margaret Warner talks with Storer and Bakos about their intensely detailed work and frustrations with having that work sometimes ignored or belittled.

Aired: 05/01/13

Rating: NR

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