speaking from the white s president barack obama as saying launched a targeted operation. just seen? >> justine: fbi has updated their list, osama bin laden is the of cease. you can see his picture, underneath that in red, white letters deceased. $27 million reward for the capture and death of osama bin laden. now the big news this morning, the fbi has updated its most wanted terrorist list. >> darya: we talked on the phone mustang with nancy pelosi. here's what she had to say. >> no question that this is not the end. he's a giant symbol, taking that does not end the threat of terrorism. but it's very important that the message is very clear. there we are relentless in pursuit of those that endanger the safety of the american people the president had that determination. what a comfort in must be that they had at least the disclosure. they can never be made whole but they can be made comfort did. --comforted. >> mark: video of the crowds are walking down the street in north carolina. we've seen scenes like this across the nation on the word that the united states has killed

president barack obama addressed the nation to announce in fact the united states has it can finally confirm that osama bin laden has been killed by u.s. special forces also we are just blocks away from the white house right now where there have been hundreds of people who have gathered right outside of the white house in celebration of this news this news that in fact has the united states has been pursuing for for the past decade since the nine eleven attacks it's been ten years in afghanistan nearly since since the ten year since the nine eleven attacks which really really start of the the active hot conflict on the ground in afghanistan but we cannot. forget that the roots of conflict so often go back to foreign policy decisions made years and years ago and you know while the president did say in his speech tonight that the american people did not choose this fight this fight came to the united states on u.s. soil referencing of course the nine eleven attacks we have to remember that the united states' policy of corporately arming them in afghanistan back in the eighty's had of c

president barack obama says they could pose a national security risk to the u. s. so he'll keep them under wraps. >>> an anne arundel crossing guard is in the hospital after being hit by a school bus in glen burnie. vicki whitehead was hit early this morning at furnace avenue and sunny brook drive near point pleasant elementary school. she's in serious but stable condition tonight. bus driver and students were not hurt. the cause of the accident is still being investigated tonight. >>> selling your home in this tough economy could be as easy as getting your home a facelift. how to spruce up your home without breaking the bank. plus if you like to spends a lot of time on google or facebook you may be able to blame that for eating up the nation's power. it's the little things in life that make me smile. spending the day with my niece. i don't use super poligrip for hold because my dentures fit well. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. even well-fitting dentures let in food particles. super poligrip is zinc

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s the media research center tingle up my leg award with his stunning man crush on barack obama. he doesn't have sense enough to be embarrassed about it. on september 11 of 2010 -- the election was just weeks away. boy, did we have fun with that one. charisma thuse, the host of "hardball" confided to the nation, broadcasting from the men's room at msnbc. but on the air. that's what happens when you leave that wireless switch on your phone on. that not only does he have a tingle in his leg but ladies and gentlemen, it has spread. charisma thuse. >> my family gave me love. they gave me an education, and most of all, they gave me hope. hope that in america, no dream is beyond our grasp. if we reach for it and fight for and it work for it. >> you know, i get the same thrill up my leg all over me every time i hear those words. i'm sorry, ladies and gentlemen, that's me. he's talking about my country and nobody does it better. can president do it again and help his party keep power? >> the answer is no. and if you look around the table the other guys are moving their chairs back as he

poles apart barack obama insists the u.s. will locate part of its missile shield in poland urging russia to get on board despite moscow's strong objections to the plan the move is seen as controversial with moscow saying the field would compromise its own national security. lawyers for a former bosnian serb general ride home allotted safety except so be extradited to the hague for war crimes and he's awaiting the outcome of an appeal against an earlier ruling that he will spread to stand trial. georgia's opposition says the government's now targeting the families of dissidents dozens of whom are still missing after a violent crackdown on protests two days ago earlier the u.s. state department joined russia and demanded a probe into the police actions that left several dead. and a light at the end of the tunnel for the people of gaza as egypt opens up border crossings and before your blockade of the palestinian territories human rights groups say the decision will ease a humanitarian crisis but a million plus people facing sho

. >> top of the news president barack obama when and the governor of missouri will meet today to see the devastation from the f five on a tornado that touched down in that area. 900 people were injured wrist. but joplin chambers said over 2000 businesses have been affected. could be the deadliest tornado since records were starting to be kept in 1950. >> michele wong lee, a nursing student is now missing. all her vehicle was found a few blocks from the hospital, it doesn't seem that she has any psychological or physical problems. that they will continue the search >> there'll be a ceremony later on today with the unveiling of the jonestown or memorial will be under today. one surviving member of a family that was lost or in the mass suicide reporter ryde jim jones had sued to prevent this memorial colored >> now look at the traffic around the area, they may not have to close lanes throughout the area. three of the eastbound lanes were opened earlier this morning. westbound traffic is not affected by this now the construction. >> not much good news for those writers of bart, they are

the new dnc chair couldn't care less. >> my only goal right now is to re-elect barack obama and re-elect debbie wasserman schultz and make sure we can turn the state legislatures and the governor's mansionses blue, blue, blue. >> reporter: a high bar but on this mother's day one that's within her grasp. mark preston, cnn, washington >> i'm hala gorani at the cnn world headquarters in atlanta. i hope you have a great week. and a good night.

one of the people who said to understand barack obama you need to understand his kenyan, anti-colonial mentality. >> i want to go -- i think one of the other interesting thing s you talk about, he's the idea person. talk to anybody about newt gingrich. even before they jump in, he's going to set the policy table for republicans, the person who is a bigger threat is actually paul ryan. paul ryan has become the idea generator for the republican party. he's now the new face with the new ideas, and he's the one sort of forced the republicans. >> the policy agenda is not him. that's the policy. and, you know, the whole question of, oh, we don't like our candidates and all of that. that happens every election cycle. and in 2008, the democrats are looking around and they said, oh, my goodness, the economy is tanking, if we just nominate, white bread, white guy he'll win. and our other candidates are unelectable. let's draft al gore back, let's do all of this, and republicans in the same place this year. somebody will get the nomination and if the economy is in the tank that guy is likely to w

on "after words," janny scott on the story of barack obama's mother, hosted by "national journal's" major garrett. c-span2's local content vehicles kicks the city tour this weekend with the booktv events on a c-span2, including an interview with del quentin wilber, and i look at the book industry with local booksellers , and the st. petersburg museum of history, with the first commercial aircraft, and the history of the settlement of angola. the lcv cities tour kicks off this weekend to watch it on c- span2 and c-span3. this weekend on american history to be on c-span 3, "washington post" journalist ben bradlee and bob woodward of watergate. the former policy of president reagan. and we will visit fort myer, virginia, to learn about the army's oldest active infantry unit and its role in presidential funerals. "washington journal" continues. host: kathy deveny is the life and money editor at "the fiscal times." i showed headline to our viewers of recent column written by one of your colleagues. "the average american family has a lot riding on the current state in washington over whether ta

why this -- why this candidate seems to have the best chance to beat barack obama. >> we learned how osama bin laden managed to sty in touch with world around the world without leaving any fingerprints behind. >>> what b.a.r.t.'s trying to doo that will close many riders as long as san francisco -- to do that will close mean riders as long as san francisco participates. >>> new this morning -- texas congressman ron paul officially announced that he's running for the republican nomination for president in 201. we're looking live at his first campaign event that is obviously not ron paul speaking at the moment. this will be paul's third one at the white house. he first ran for president as a libertarian in 19 8 and in 2008, he ran again, the 75-year- old is known as the godfather of the tea party movement. a poll showed that paul had stronger numbers than president obama than any other gop candidate. >>> 7:15. now we're learning that u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s had tiny camera os their helmets when they raided -- cameras on their helmets when they raided osama bin laden's compound. alison burn

president barack obama has made a lot of the af-pac strategy that afghanistan and pakistan really are linked. that pakistan needs to work with afghanistan to try to bring an end to the taliban and actually allow u.s. troops ultimately to be able to pull out of here. now questions are certainly being asked in afghanistan both by people in the street, by politicians and others saying, if pakistan were shielding bin laden or were colluding with bin laden in any way, then what does that say about pakistan's real commitment to bringing a resolution to the problems here in afghanistan? as they say, afghanistan is the place where the war is being fought, where foreign troops are and where thousands of people have died over the past ten years in this battle between the u.s.-led force and the taliban, fredricka? >> stan, too, what is hamid karzai or anyone else at the higher level of government in afghanistan saying about osama bin laden's killing in pakistan? >> reporter: yeah, they, again, have been saying -- in terms of what happened to bin laden, that he is someone who brought it on himsel

president barack obama is not expected to make public comments. will all the visit to new york and be right back with a kron4 morning news. >> mark: welcome back to the kron 4 news. now, here is a look at the traffic. >> erica: slowly but surely making in improvement. for the past hour reports of to overturned vehicles. initial reports said one was on fire. now looks like only to lanes are blocked. but for a stretch well pass highway one, not the case anymore. still slowing go. speeds averaging 17 mi. per hour. bay bridge, just a small weight at the gate for your westbound ride. the last week. traffic flows freely. westbound, east bound 92 is in very good shape. not tracking any set rights for you. just a clear shot into san francisco. lots of space. membno major problems for any public transit. >> louisa: a lick of side, a downtown san francisco, a clear view skies, we will have some nice mild temperatures to said two of. the afternoon is almost as well as yesterday. not quite as warm, looks like will stay in the '70s, '80s in the evening nice, m

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s, the media research center, tingle up my leg award with his stunning man crush on barack obama. he doesn't have sense enough to be embarrassed about it. on september 7, 2010, the election was just weeks away, boy did we have fun with that one, chris matthews, the host of "hardball" confided to the nation, broadcasting from the men's room at msnbc, but on the air that's what happens when you leave that little switch on your wireless microphone on, that not only does he have a tingle in his leg but, ladies and gentlemen, it has spread. chris matthews. >> my family gave me love, they gave me an education and most of all they gave me hope. [cheers and applause] hope, hope that in america no dream is beyond our grasp. if we reach for it and fight for it and work for it. >> you know, i get the same thrill up my leg all over me every time i hear those words. i'm sorry, ladies and gentlemen, that's me. he's talking about my country. and nobody does it bet wither. can president obama help keep his party keep power? >> the answer's no. and if you look around the table, these other guys we

caller: yes, i would reelect barack obama. if people would think about it, if he had been president when we got into these wars, our kids would not have been killed and we would still have bin laden. his technique would have s aved young people. as far as jobs are concerned, we may not have as many jobs as we want, but jobs are improving. as far as big business is concerned, if we decide the tax rolls that we have, we will have revenue and a man will have something to work with. the problem is not that he is not doing very good job. the problem is that he is not getting the opportunity to do what he wants to do. if he is given that opportunity, he will be a much better president and the united states will be a much better country. host: is there anything he could have done better over the term he has served so far? caller: yes, as far as immigration is concerned, we are always blaming the immigrants that are coming here. they're coming here because businesses are hiring them. if he can get businesses to start treating these pe