more us soldiers were killed, more taliban were killed, and more afghan civilians were killed than ever before. but us commanders argue that this unprecedented violence could actually be a sign that the strategy is working. ( shouting ) ( gunfire ) >> this is one of the great paradoxes of the war. what the military commanders will tell you is, "look, things are going to get worse before they get better." and so, right now they're worse, because we're going into places where we haven't... literally haven't been in years. we're killing, capturing people that, until now, you know, for years have been enjoying safe havens, freedom of movement, and suddenly that's not possible anymore. i think, at some point-- and this is the big "if"-- the curve is supposed to go down, the curve of violence. that hasn't happened yet. >> narrator: but the us military points to signs of progress in some parts of afghanistan. they say that the kill/capture campaign is pushing taliban foot soldiers to defect from the insurgency, a process known as reintegration. >> these are mid-level fighters and below who hav

has killed the osama bin laden. this woman was checking at the headlines, here's this photograph of people in south korea, where television's in marketplaces stopped to play the president's address that been more than had been killed. as soon as news spread, people gathered and outside the white here's cheering, celebrating, chanting " usa, usa! " it was reported that people inside the white house could hear these people making the shares outside the white has. they're wearing usa t-shirts coming from western at times square. finally, this woman here, as you can see as some of the background of the billboards in * pratt and new york were having to scroll across that the lot and had been killed. people are gathered with american flags to celebrate. i will continue to monitor all of the images coming in across the internet on news that the nominee has been killed. >> mark: in the crowd was a man who lost his son in the deadly terror attacks. >> i feel some vindication has been done there's still a lot more to be done

you can kill all of the muslim brotherhood. you can kill osama bin laden. but shiria law and the shariah law lasts. here is where we are in trouble. we're not really protecting an idea anymore. we are protecting stuff. stuff loses to ideas. we have to stop protecting our stuff and start looking for the idea. our stuff decays over time. and our idea, the idea, the american idea is so decayed it doesn't matter anymore. it's not even really discussed. where is the competing idea? shariah wants total control for allah. total control for the collective. total control for the business really. united nations for the corrupt and for the corrupt businesses of the world. where is the competing idea? they all want to control. we must replace our stuff with an idea. this is why we talked about e-4. enlightenment, education, empowerment, entrepreneurship. enlightenment, find your place with god. find your place. who is he? does he even exist? do i have a place? are we all here or just blobs that happened to pop up? can we all be herded collectively, or does god look at

killed by u.s. special forces in a raid deep inside pakistan. >> tonight, i can report to the american people, and to the world, the united states has cutted an operation that killed world, the united states has cutted an operation that killed osama bin laden. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning, everybody, and thanks for joining us, i'm betty nguyen. for nearly ten years, he was the most wanted man in the world. but no more. this morning, osama bin laden, mastermind of the 9/11 attacks, is dead. killed by u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s in a daring raid deep inside pakistan. bin laden's body was recovered and later buried at sea. the raid happened early monday pakistan time at a fortified compound in the city of abbottabad north of the capital islamabad. pakistan television aired pictures showing what appeared to be the compound on fire following the raid. late last night, president obama summoned reporters to the white house press room to announce the successful mission. >> a small team of americans car

other people, as you know, were killed. members of his family, troops grabbed his body and got out of there within about 40 minutes of this thing beginning. >> we destroyed our own helicopter for security reasons? is that right? >> that's my understanding. it was a hard landing when it came down. they didn't want it to fall into other hands and we apparently destroyed it before we left. >> there's talk of the pakistani government before this knowing maybe that osama bin laden was there, given what you're telling us about the compound. what was their involvement, if anything, in this raid? what's been the reaction after the raid? >> very good question. president obama last night went out of his way to say he had help from pakistan in making this thing happen. as we listened to analysts overnight, there is question about how much help there really was and how long members in the pakistan military and intelligence communities might have actually known that osama bin laden was there. keep in mind compound built in 2005 don't kn

pressure why not western pakistan just one week before encoders leader was killed an anti u.s. drone demonstration united hundreds of protesters fear is that another twenty five people were killed in a strike taking the total number of civilian jass into the hundreds. karim had lost his son and a brother in a two thousand and nine attack the drone operator miles away from here pushed a button when it was night in pakistan and creams how family was sleeping well you were a real may may may may or meant. gore. there these people for gore the left. and the would be countries with many people sharing this opinion pakistani officials are warning the u.s. is fueling insurgency rather than cooling it they harm more than they help because of the. damage is their treasure dees of the civilians in the area america's reaction has been varied the white house first accused pakistan of not doing enough to counter terror before the us changed its tactics finally addressing pakistan's calls to axes america's drone technology or despite signs of a peace offering and generic and sentiment has co

assaulter and was shot in the leg but not killed bin laden was then shot and killed he was not armed now more confusion a senior pakistani security official says bin laden's twelve year old daughter claims he was captured alive in his pockets donny hideout and then shot by u.s. special forces now if this proves true it gives credence to questions critics are raising of whether this killing with outside the law listen a judgment all the time with legal phrase for the forty minute event on sunday afternoon that resulted in the death of bin ladin it's called an extra judicial killings this means that a government killed someone who was not a soldier on a battlefield who did not pose an immediate threat to the freedom or security of any people that that government protects and the killing was not a punishment ordered by a judge after a trial every western country except israel and the united states has condemned the extra judicial killings as all western countries including israel in the us have laws that make this criminal now earlier artie's own adam kokesh that down for a one on one i

special forces but as and he said now reports his assassination will not kill off a kind of but will merely need global militants seeking a new torchbearer for terrorism. the man wanted dead or for a decade is gone the united states has conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden and saddam it was a moment of victory if you use them in cheering them on. for others a moment and embarrass won't president obama is in fact dead it was a usa strategic i'm sorry but there's one thing analysts say should not be overlooked and some of bin laden may be dead but the threat of terror is very much alive frankly doesn't make much of a difference for bin laden is dead people here working bin still long run at least for the last two years to be very convinced that the al qaeda figures or people in this region who by the way cannot number more than one hundred are incapable of carrying out any major attacks it's been years since bin laden has claimed responsibility for an attack instead it's russia now kind of linked terrorists that have made the most recent remarks moscow's metro blast an ai

we will kill bin laden. we will kill bin laden. and then finally after all these years, the news late on a sunday night. they killed osama bin laden. they took custody of his body. >> at my direction the united states launched a targeted operation against that compound in abbottabad, pakistan. a small team of americans carried it out with extreme courage and capability. no americans were harmed. they took care to avoid civilian casualties. after a firefight, they killed osama bin laden and took custody of his body. >> you would be forgiven the night they killed bin laden for putting down your homework or your tv remote or whatever and running to the white house and, say, climbing a tree and singing the national anthem with a thousand strangers. you've waited a long time for this. some of the people i was out there with at the white house with last night have waited half their lives.

his courier and his brother were also killed in the pre- dawn ride. the navy seals did not leave that compound empty handed. they took dvds and hard drives with lots of intelligence probably about future plans for al-qaeda. back to you. >> thank you. >>> we are also learning that the navy seals got a lot more than just the terror leader in the raid on bin laden's compound. at salt force now has his computers and other electronic equipment that officials call the motherlode of intelligence. the navy seals shot bin laden in the face and then found the computers. hundreds of experts are now combing through the thumb drives at a secret location in afghanistan. >>> terrorism experts are warning of of possible revention attacks for bin laden's killing. security agencies now on high alert. there is concern that groups connected to al-qaeda will carry out the retaliatory attacks but some say the threat should not be overblown. >> i think we need to be very careful about exaggerating this. will there be some attempts? almost certainly. is it possible that one

confirmation that it was indeed osama bin laden who was killed in the shootout u.s. authorities said they buried him at sea many say if americans didn't bury his body at sea they probably said that to avoid some place of pilgrimage for their sympathizers to those many who were waiting for photographs bin laden's death there was a bit of a disappointment because there is no credible image to show according to president obama bin laden was killed by american special forces in pakistan in a relatively luxurious compound not in some cave in a cave in afghanistan as some would expect the president said he had known about bin laden's whereabouts since last year which would you suggest that he had been preparing this operation for months what's interesting everybody knows that the u.s. has been chasing beyond of ghana's then borders in yemen those have been covert drone strikes in pakistan we've been pretty overt the u.s. has been widely criticized for those strikes for the scores of civilians that they killed in pakistan it's been it's been an especially sore issue and the

that was killed at the pentagon. it is something everybody wanted to see happen. >> a friend of mine's daughter was killed. >> what does it mean to you as an american? >> if you mess with us, we'll eventually get you. >> reporter: steve hunt spent the morning of 9/11 in tower one of the world trade center 63rd floor. >> everybody remembers what they were doing that. i happen to be 200 feet away from where the plane hit. when i think about the decade watching my kids grow up it is me noal that i have been able to witness this. all of a sudden they got him item world is certainly a less evil place today. >> reporter: while many marylanders feel a sense of relief and accomplishment. >> i'm not a mean person but i didn't like what he did to my fellow americans. >> reporter: they know bin laden's capture hasn't ended the war on terror. >> we in no way can let down our guard. it is a history-making moment. everybody will remember when they first heard about it. >> reporter: more than 50 people with maryland ties died on 9/

killing 3000 people. this is a historic moment for the united states. >> james: obviously we will follow more about this. we'll have that coming up a little bit. dahlin also had a chance to talk to people in saratoga about the death. >> reporter: a lot of folks are excited and happy about this killing of osama bin laden. tell me about your thought? >> i am shocked, happy for the united states. i am happy, very happy. >> reporter: to do think as they would ever come? >> i did but i'm still inspected--but still in it unexpected. >> reporter: reconsider and now that he's gone the other people will fill his position? >> a little, but i'm hoping that we have everything under control and we can get through it. >> reporter: folks are glad that u.s. forces have taken out osama bin laden. >> justine: a live look at ground zero the site of where the world trade center towers came crashing down september 11th, 2001. this morning were hearing word that osama bin laden has been killed by u.s. forces will he was hiding

was he killed in the raid? >> you know, this is the kind of thing that i'm trying not to first of all go beyond what i said yesterday and secondly to -- what i would just say is that for questions like that, i refer you to the defense department, and they may be able to get an answer for you. >> because john brennan on monday gave one name, and it turned out -- >> well, this is made clear and this is an important point. the transcript, and he gave a name and it is the correct name, but unfortunately when the transcript was put on paper, an error was made in transcribing that name. john brennan's, i think that we have corrected that and what he said was accurate. >> and was any other person dead or alive taken from the compound and transported from the scene by u.s. personnel? >> no. >> and then on tomorrow, is there -- does the president have concern about possibly exploiting 9/11 families? does he want to keep some of this private or what can we expect? >> he is meeting in private with 9/11 families. >> is the

forces found osama bin laden yesterday in his hideaway compound in pakistan and killed him. president obama made the announcement in a late-night address to the nation. >> today, at my direction, the united states launched a targeted operation against that compound in abbottabad, pakistan. a small team of americans carried out the operation with extraordinary courage and capability. no americans were harmed. they took care to avoid civilian casualties. after a fire fight, they killed osama bin laden and took custody of his body. >> couric: and then they buried him at sea. today the f.b.i. updated its web site to show the most-wanted terrorist in the world wanted no more. we have extensive coverage tonight from cbs news correspondents all over the country and all around the world. first, national security correspondent david martin on how this long-awaited day finally came. >> reporter: katie, the hunt that ended monday morning in pakistan began years ago when high-level al qaeda operatives first revealed the existence of bin laden's favorite courier. some of the leads to tha

to new york city americans are jumping for joy over the killing of osama good lot but even though he's dead isn't the war on terror still very much alive. this is bigger than the moon landing this is you this is just an amazing moment for the country while the u.s. mainstream media celebrates big ones death countries around the world consider other terrorists their biggest threat so is the u.s. to say the world's most wanted terrorist dead. likely governors what with all of this that's fine because it's up to the country of the corporations by the corporations for the corporations so is about why may day is still a holiday around the world except here in the u.s. we'll take a look at unions rights in a country where they are slowly disappearing. good evening it's monday may seconds i'm christine fair is out and you are watching our team. or love story today osama bin laden the leader of al qaeda has been killed the announcement came down late last night by president obama who said the killing was the result of a targeted operation launched by the u.s. military but a small group of navy

osama bin laden has been killed in pakistan. they believe three adults in addition to some of ahmad were also killed in the attack, including one of his sons. let's speak to a political analyst joining us on the line from islamabad. what is your reaction to the news of the death of in london? >> can you hear me? >> we will try to get back to him in just a moment when we reestablish our connection. we are updating you on the breaking news story if you are just joining us on al jazeera. crowds gathering in washington celebrating the news of the death of osama bin laden. it was confirmed a short time ago by the u.s. president himself. he said this was a significant moment and significant achievement for the united states. he said the united states had conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden in pakistan and that they located him in the compound deep inside pakistan. this operation was carried out by a small team of americans. the u.s. president is also confirming that u.s. authorities were in custody of his body. let's sp

looking for an excuse to kill. but this is far from an isolated incident since the war with iraq and afghanistan started more than three hundred journalists have been killed many by the actions of u.s. forces as the war continues to rage this is british journalist terry lloyd a veteran correspondent with britain's independent television news fifteen hundred iraqi prisoners of war he was wounded in the crossfire of a battle in basra iraq then put in a makeshift ambulance by iraqis an investigation revealed that u.s. forces then shot at the vehicle hitting lloyd in the head and killing him the following month on april eighth two thousand and three u.s. forces targeted three media outlets in iraq first abu dhabi television. al-jazeera his office in baghdad you can see the bombs being dropped here correspondent tariq i you. was killed in the middle of a live report and this is the palestine hotel. where nearly all journalists from around the world worked a u.s. army tank intentionally fired into the building killing re

ekia was in me killed in action. that's when the president knew watching this audio and video in realtime using the technology, that bin laden had been captured and killed. now we're still getting more information about the firefight itself. senior administration officials are backing off this idea that bin laden ever picked up a gun. there were others in that room that did. bin lad was shot twice. once in the head, in the eye, once in the chest. as for the human shield, the woman that was the human shield, they're now backing off of that and saying there was a woman caught in the cross fire and killed. not bin laden's wife. she survived the attack. but this was the wife of one of the others. the only body they pulled out and took was bin laden's body. at this point in time now, they believe that pakistani intelligence agency has secured that compound. >> chuck, any indication on how much of this was captured on video? >> reporter: quite a bit was captured. there's an amazing amount of video. there is photos and vide

enemy killed in action. only one black hawk could fly so mcgraven sent in a chinook to help pick up the seals who were hauling bin laden's body a and a treasure trove of captured computers, c.d.s and paper files. the helos headed straight for an aircraft carrier where bin laden was to be buried at sea. only then did the tension in the situation room begin to break. when a seal burst into that third floor bedroom, bin laden's wife rushed at him so he shot her in the leg. that left him standing right in front of bin laden. bin laden was unarmed but the seal thought he was a threat so he shot him twice. katie? >> couric: and, david, doesn't that support the notion that this was, in fact, a kill mission? >> well, the seals certainly weren't there to give bin laden the benefit of the doubt. but only that seal knows why he pulled the trigger. >> couric: all right. david martin at the pentagon tonight. david, thank you. earlier today i talked with c.i.a. director panetta, the man in charge of the operation, and i a

navy s.e.a.l.s had killed osama bin laden. the special issue of "time" magazine features a red x over bin laden's face. only adolf hitler, saddam husse hussein, and iraqi leader zawahiri received similar covers. we're learning more about the pakistan. the compound shows the bloody aftermath. it was the phone call made last year by bip laden's trusted courier that led the u.s. to the compound. bin laden was killed in the final minutes of the raid, shot once in the head, one in the chest. joel brown has the latest on this one. good morning, joel. >> good morning to you. intelligence officials chased clues for years before they were able to close in on bin laden. the biggest victory yet here in washington that's got both sides of the aisle cheering. >> reporter: members of congress treated president obama to a rare standing ovation, just a day after american forces took down osama bin laden. >> i want to again recognize the heroes that carried out this incredibly dangerous mission. >> reporter: today, cia director leon panetta wi

then is it worth it is it worth killing someone if it means more killing you have to take a stand. so then was it worth it. in a way yes. in another sense. as well as the fact. that they've got him but it could kill him well i don't know that's always the best start for a new beginning whether or not you think the killing of osama bin laden was a major victory in the war on terror the bottom line is at least now there is one last terrorist in the world's. final preparations are underway to cross russia in two days of exactly sixty six years and soviet soldiers won the great patriotic war a dress rehearsal of the main hurried is happening in central moscow thousands of soldiers tanks and anti-aircraft guns have had their final practice ahead of the main celebrations of the country remembers those who died for the motherland some of the younger generation have no idea why the war was even fought. has more. fascism i don't know it's about violence. in the faces of is both torturing people one nation trying to slip from the. germans some kind of movement in germany and now a shocking i

was killed in cross fire. bin laden and his family was found on the second and third floor of the building. there was concern bin laden would oppose the capture operation and indeed, he did resist. in the room with bin laden a woman, bin laden's wife, rushed the u.s. assaulter and was shot in the leg but not killed. bin laden was then shot and killed. he was not armed. following the firefight, the noncombatants were moved to a safe location as the damaged helicopter was detonated. the team departed the scene via helicopter to the "uss carl vinson" in the north arabian sea. the burial of bin laden was done in conformance with islamic precepts and practices. the deceased's body was washed and then placed in a white sheet. the body was placed in a weighted bag. a military officer read prepared religious remarks which were translated into arabic. after the words were complete the body was placed on a prepared flat board, tipped up, and the deceased body eased into the sea. that's the narrative that i can provide t

he not only was killed, but it's been confirmed that the body that was killed is, in fact, bin laden's body. i don't know who else was killed in the process. we don't know the details of how this happened. but we do know that the president, on a late sunday evening, going into the east room of the white house to make this announcement would not do this unless the u.s. intelligence community and others were 100% convinced. we know that leon panetta, the central intelligence agency director, the cia director who is about to become -- assuming he's confirmed by the senate -- the defense secretary. we know panetta has already been calling key members of congress and giving them the word, the official word that bin laden is dead. once again, the president momentarily will be making the statement. we will stay with this. we're not going anywhere. this is one of those moments in history all of us will always, always remember. john, as we assess what's going on, give us a little bit more perspective on what we're about to hear. >> wolf, i'm going to say it over and over again for people watchi

they killed 52 people. today, the official in question -- they have the details. >> of this summer sees the sixth anniversary of the london bombings. they told the story of the seventh of july. 52 were murdered. they said they had been unlawfully killed in a dreadful act of terrorism. they looked at how london and some of the victims responded to a long-feared attack. the bereaved families have taken the 60-page report culminating in a clutch of recommendations. >> whatever is written, whatever has been said, it can help people in the future had one would hope a recommendation is affected. they do not bring my son back. >> a major part of the request focused on the response. the highlighted delays in dispatching fire and ambulance crews. >> should we have had more resources to those things, yes we should. >> they just said on the balance of probabilities, each would have died at whatever time the emergency services have reached and rescue them. >> of the daughter was one of those that did not die instantly.

that sounds like killing cops to me. >> whoa, whoa. >> that sounds like killing cops to me. sound like killing cops to you? >> jon: no. well, if you enjoyed, that you'll love this album of fox news personalities ruining songs from many of your other favorite hip-hop artists. now that's what those people call music. [applause] now, those more expolice celt lyrics, the more explicit lyrics describing violent action that hannity was quoting, those lyrics actually end on the couplet, "no time for that cause there's things to be done. stay true to what i do so the youth dream come." basically common says, you know that violence i was talking about earlier in my poem, let's end that in our communities so our dreams can come true. it's a call for peace. but hannity makes a good point. it sounds like killing cops to him. [laughter] and if fox newsstands for anything, it is a zero-tolerance policy for any individual who might have or actually did write a song about cop killing. >> and happy birthday to rapper and actor ice-t. he is 52. [cheers and applause] >> jon: well, to be fair,

honor to to privates killed during the korean war. before passing out the award, the president spoke about the various u.s. and military leaders who helped find osama bin laden. this is about 30 minutes. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states and mrs. michelle obama. ["hill to the chief" playing] >> please join me in prayer. almighty in loving god, we ask your blessings upon the ceremony. we gather to commemorate the noble lives and sacrifices of to of this nation's most precious sons. though stirred by the news of the past 24 hours, we pause in these moments to remember the heroic combat actions taken by these two soldiers on the korean peninsula some 60 years ago. but anthony and henry responded against an enemy onslaught and save the lives of their fellow soldiers. they lead from the front and loved beyond measure, portraying the ultimate act of selfless service. our nation has risen to true greatness on the shoulders of americans like anthony and henry. made this ceremony serve to reinforce our awareness a

no civilians were killed. no u.s. troops were killed. and the u.s. has bin laden's body. jubilation inside the white house, outside the white house, tourists and others gathered outside, singing usa, sincing nah, nah, good-bye to bin laden. 9/11 was bin laden's deadliest attack but other attacks linked to al qaeda including the 1998 bombings of the u.s. embassies in tanzania and kenya, where more than 20 0 individuals were killed. of course the bombing of the "uss cole" where 17 service members were killed in 2000. those families have got to be experiencing the same thing that the families of the victims of 9/11 are feeling, which is a great sense of closure, a great sense of relief and a real happiness that the u.s. has not taken its eye off the ball throughout the bush administration and continuing into the obama administration. >> we're joined by one of those family members right now, debora. your feelings tonight, deborah? >> i'm elated. i'm elated this man, this evil, evil bad man who has so much blood on his hands is now dead. and i hope very much that we get to see

i didn't kill him. please let me sleep now. >> and those tweet were just a grain of sand in comparison to all the tweet going around the globe. in fact, news of al qaeda leader's death not only broke on twitter but broke a record on twitter as well. for the most people tweeting about the same event over a long period of time. 51 06 tweet per second. last year superbowl had 3000 tweet per second. over all bin laden death internet traffic soaring. google trend, yahoo, binge, all ranking king word research for his death volume containin containing. >> 24 hours it has been. if we'll move on. >> more on this on 7 news at 11:00 o'clock. channel 7. now let's talk about the weather. spencer here warm today and sounds like getting hot. >> absolutely. we have a little taste of summer coming our way dan. by midweek 90 degrees and inland location. here's a live view right now and conditions much cooler than 90. from our high definition sutro camera here at san francisco looking at saint ignacius church. beautiful s

to kill him i don't know that's always a bad start for a new beginning whether or not you think the killing of osama bin laden was a major victory in the war on terror the bottom line is at least now there is one less terrorist in the world's. turning to south america now where russian soyuz rocket center in the final stages preparations to launch into orbit as you know blast off from french august on a russian european project the rockets being modified to carry a payload of satellites for europe's navigation system galileo also today the heads of the russian and european space agency's met at the crew cosmodrome attended a ceremony to mark the official commissioning of the launch pad a symbolic key to for the rocket was unveiled on thursday a simulated launch of the space craft went without a hitch. about this ambitious venture. with more than one and a half thousand launches far more than any other the soyuz is the world's most successful rocket and now for the first time it will be fired off from a non russian space board over the last eight years the european space agency e.s.a. has sp

that created the atmosphere that we needed to pray for the people that were saying "kill, kill." that was everlasting on me. it made me really come home and work for the resource center right away. i understood that these people or human as well. we are all human. we might have made mistakes in life, but they are human. how many of us made mistakes? i had a few guys that were in iraq, that were fighting for our country and came home and reenlisted back in the army to go back over there. they went to a bar, got into a fight that led to the killing. the military -- they break them. there are some real good people on death row that were not the people that came to death row that committed the crime or did not commit the crime. i'm not here to say who did or did not do something, but to see that side that people do not get to hear about. they do not get to hear that these guys pray to god, that they pray for the victims' families out there, no matter who they are. it was something everybody did on death row. it was a rule of law. when is the time of execution, no one eats. it was a c

sampling and testing and so there is no doubt that we killed osama bin laden it is important for us to make sure that very graphic photos of somebody who was shot in the head are not floating around as an incitement to additional violence or as a propaganda tool that's not who we are. we don't trot out this stuff as trophies that's not who we are what jay carney just said right there strikes right to the heart of what george w. bush did to this country and what president obama is trying to change or bush was governor of texas he executed one hundred thirty one people no other governor ever came close to putting the switch on as many prisoners and bush did it with ease as in a two thousand three article entitled the texas clemency memos by ellenborough in the atlantic magazine pointed out governor bush frequently approved the executions based on only the most cursory briefings on the issues in dispute the words he didn't think twice about taking another man's life even when the guilt of that man might be in question and bush wore these executions as a badge of honor saying in a two thou

troops that killed osama bin laden. the call came after a joint sitting of parliament which lasted more than 10 hours. earlier on friday, at least 80 people were killed and more than 100 injured when two suicide bombers targeted a military training center. the taliban says they carried out the attacks to avenge bin laden's death. >> rushing survivors to hospital after a devastating assault. a brutal early morning strike by two suicide bombers. militants here had promised retaliation for the killing of osama bin laden. it didn't take them long to deliver. hospitals crammed with the wounded and their worried relatives. most of the casualties were young recruits to the par military police. they just finished their military training. said was one of them, with his best friend who died by his side. >> i am grieving a great deal that he's gone. he was supposed to be leaving at that moment. he was going to his home. i was going to mine. >> and this was the scene outside the training center, where so many lives were ended in se

the al qaeda leader was killed in a top-secret shoot-to-kill. >> for many, this was about the very icon of evil. he cast a dark shadow as a symbol of murderous hatred in america and the west, an elusive criminal. but american forces finally ended it here. the blood soaked sheets and blood soaked floor shows where he died, not far from the pakistani capital. they believe this was specially built to high bin laden. >> after years of painstaking work, i was briefed on a possible lead on osama. it took many months to run this red to brown, and finally, last week, i determined that we had enough intelligence to take action and authorized an operation to get osama bin laden and bring him to justice. >> two helicopters with some 25 special forces navy seals onboard flew into the region for a night chosen for the lack of moonlight. they flew to a town just 70 miles away from the capital of islamabad. the special forces team dropped onto the roof of the building, and one had mechanical helicopter problems and was destroyed later by the team. come inside, a sawmill was found in the bedroom and re

host: what do we know about how he was killed? guest: it appears he was killed in a firefight. it was a c.i.a.-led operation. they gave him a chance to surrender. he refused and was shot and killed. he died exactly the way he wanted to. he preferred death to capture. much of the muslim world will see him as a holy warrior who died in fighting in got past path -- god's path. host: why the burial at sea? guest: if they buried him at land, it might have been seen as a shrine. they are opposed to that. i think to be on the safe side, they buried him at sea. host: you with the former unit chief of the bin laden unit at the cia. he started it -- you started it. why? guest: we could not go after hezbollah because so much of the money was in religious institutions. the white house did not want to go after them. we went after osama bin laden the cost after the war with the soviets, in his name and began to turn up all over the world. in yemen, in chechnya, in east pakistan, and east africa. not that he was in command of all those places, but he had provided money, training, false docume

he was killed by small arms fire. palmer had served three tours of duty in iraq in his 20 years as a marine. he leafs behind a wife and three children. >>> san francisco police have arrested a man suspected of killing one of the victims in a double homicide over the weekend. 24-year-old has been charged with the murder of 21-year-old pacific psalm. psalm and another man were killed saturday night during a fight at a birthday party in a burn heights housing project. police are still looking for the person who they believe killed the other victim. >>> house speaker john boehner is waking up in the bay area this morning. our ktvu camera caught boehner's motorcade leaving san francisco's ritz carlton hotel last night. that's where the ohio republican held a small fundraiser. another fundraiser planned today at the home of hewlett pack hard executive. local republicans say boehner's visit to a traditionally democratic stronghold is a sign of the times. but democrats say it's ironic. >> after years of attacking speaker pelo

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then is it worth it is it worth killing someone if it means more killing you have to it's take a stand. so then was it worth it. in a way yes. in another sense it's a bit of a negative. but you could say to kill him well i don't know that's always the best start for a new beginning whether or not you think the killing of osama bin laden was a major victory in the war and terror the bottom line is at least now there is one less terrorist in the world's. coming to life from the heart of the russian capital final practice for victory day parade has been held here in moscow two days time the anniversary of the soviet soldiers trial for the great patriotic war. preparations. but in one of the most. educated. on. display of russian military might. in the wait wait. lists here teachers. whistle. least a sense of. please please please as they watched. television. cameras let us live. with their parents and a radio station with. which he's. like to take the earth. and. making their way to her and. her but. there were. similar. can't. underestimate the. world on a controversial heritage and a wo

storm killed a total of 342 people in the south. president obama has already signed a disaster declarations for alabama, mississippi and georgia. >> state water officials will take a fifth and final survey around lake tahoe. snow pack is beginning to melt so the snow pack should be slightly less than last month. it showed the water content of 165% of average today's reading is expected to be lower, 151% as the snow has melted. april's precipitation was down compared to february and march which is good because it eased up pressure on downstream reservoirs. >> a lot of melting coming our way with pre-summer temperatures coming our way. >> check out the fog, it looks like summer as we look down from sutro and over into san francisco. definitely warm weather in going to be the theme of this forecast. let's talk about temperatures. if you are heading out this morning, all over the scale from low 40s around half moon bay at 41 to 58 in antioch. around the monterey bay we have upper 40s. inland to salinas and gilroy, at 40 degrees. highlig

has been calling the operation against the kill or capture mission before and. says it looks like the idea of taking your lie was not a serious option the obvious seriousness if not resistance it was never meant. because. those who decided this he should be taken out of reason investing revelations if there was to be. those regulations probably harken back to one nine hundred eighty s. when bin ladin and she's. been there national stage and the cia the m i six. were active in moving. being the highlands of the pianist of course later on. the bottle so to say but i think. the manner in which the western intelligence agencies to use the time in critical islam as a tool of the late cold war policy in the eighty's was something that they would not. success against al qaeda in russia's north caucuses two top operatives from the terror group was killed in a security raid in the southern republican chechnya a turkish border militant known as a bull occurred is believed to have been a key financier and organizer for terrorist cells in the region could also said to have

kuwait's top stories america's most wanted terrorist is killed by its troops bringing cheering crowds to the streets but leaving some puzzles blind consistencies in the united states version of that. they say members look at siphoning support for the libyan rebels the exact these frogs and said britain russia wants the alliance is involved and is getting dangerously close to a ground invasion. troops at times under arrest in syria with new signs of an end to the financing. the e.u. deploys sanctions to force the regime to end its violent crackdown on its citizens of its. paper roll out the big guns for the annual ground victory day parade as he puts it want to defeat the nazis and how it's not just straight. to her room but welcome she this is the life from moscow with me alice has now we have been dominated by the death of the world's most notorious terrorists after ten years on the run a solid bin laden was eventually tracked down enough through in pakistan and so. there's unease and now we reports the world's medicines will seek out a new torchbearer for terrorism. the man wanted d

one would imagine that the news that osama bin laden has been killed and killed here in pakistan only an hour and a half outside of where i am in belamabad, it will no doubt th shocking to many pakistanis. a number will be happy about it. some may feel differently. osama bin laden has been killed here in pakistan, since the september 11 attacks, the war in afghanistan. there have been rumors and speculation that osama bin laden is in the country. we're now hearing he has been killed outside the capital of the country. >> what reaction is that likely to trigger that it happened in pakistan? how are people likely to react to the news? >> one thing that people may be looking for or hoping happens as a result is that it will be an end to the throne strikes. they have been very controversial in pakistan. it has resulted in some of the worst ties between pakistan and the united states, especially in recent weeks. it is hugely unpopular here in pakistan. we're now hearing that osama bin laden in the early morning hours here in pakistan was killed in a coordinated attack by the u.s. military.

week's top stories here on our team and al qaeda leader osama bin laden was killed in a covert u.s. operation after a decade long manhunt but the terror threat around the globe lives on. moscow slammed the decision of the international contact group on libya to give money to rebels fighting colonel gadhafi says taking sides in a civil conflict goes against the u.n. resolution. and final polish for military pageantry schools of russian troops march through central moscow in preparation for a major display of course on the upcoming victory day and. facebook in particular. is the most appalling spying to show you consider to be the world's most famous whistleblower julian assange she talks exclusively to us here at r.t. about the dark side of social networks. here with r.t. and the stories that made headlines this week and of course the one that dominating story the world's most notorious terrorist has been killed after almost ten years in hiding some of bin laden was shot during a covert u.s. navy seal operation they found nine eleven mastermind living in a million dollar mansion abou

>> this is a significant kill. if you want to kill a snake you cut its head off. osama bin laden was clearly the psychological head of al-qaeda. it is a shows to the other leaders, al-qaeda leaders and others attempting to attack our country we willle eventually find you and we will take you out if you are going to attack our country. there will have a tremendous morale boost for all of our counter terrorism specialists and our military and i think for the rest of the world. we have still a lot more to do. i was in -- about a week and a half ago, chairman rogers and i were are in yemen and we have some serious issues in yemen but our men and women who are -- whose job it is to fight terrorism at really with using ede resource they really pulled together that that we will be more effective. >> bret: obviously this is a bipartisan win. the president mentioned president bush and it changes the dynamic. what is your thought about the relationship with pakistan and what we will learn about what they knew about this location of this compound that bin laden may have been

because if he killed them, we are the terrorists. >> reporter: others say killing him accomplishes little in the bigger picture. >> innocent people are still dying in afghanistan and iraq and i think that his death doesn't really change much. >> reporter: across town at link tv, the vast majority of coverage welcomed the news of osama bin laden's death. >> most of them see him as murderer. he was actually not welcomed in most of the arab countries. >> reporter: some say the revolutions proved change can come without terrorism. and they are better off without osama bin laden. reporting live, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. the largest afghanistan community in the united states is here in the bay area, fremont. the owner and his customers welcomed the news of osama bin laden's death but some are concerned about reprucushions here and in afghanistan. >> i am worried about home. you know, still might cage right now. they are going do something but we don't know when and how. >> we want to make sure the message gets out, one man's message is not the views of the whole community. >> the league o

. >>> the united states has conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden bin. >> usa! usa! >> the world reacts after osama bin laden bin's reign of terror comes to an end. >> the world is safer. it say better place because of the death of osama bin laden bin. >> the news bringing much needed closure to families who lost loved ones on 9/11. >> osama bin laden bin is dead and the world trade center site is teeming with new life. >> there's a great sense of satisfaction and relief. >> while others are worried about what's to come. >> here i am going overseas, so now i have to consider all these -- the impact of what happened. i'm happy it happened, but still scared. >> tonight fox 5 goes in depth as new information is revealed about the death of the world's most wanted terrorist. >> good evening. i'm brian bolter. >> and i'm shawn yancy. president obama traveled to new york city -- travels to new york city tomorrow to mark the death of osama bin laden bin. the white house says he will visit ground zero and meet with the families of those killed nearly 10 years ago. also tonigh

he's going to kill you. kill me? here? now? no. he said he will fight you tomorrow morning at the temple. if you try to escape tonight he'll kill you and your friends and me too! friends? we're not his friends! we just met him. we hardly no each other. the man was so panic stricken and afraid that they couldn't sleep all night. they just sat in total silence. it was a very quiet night. the next morning,hia chi, hia chi! oh, this is a voice i will never ever forget. samurai, good morning. oh, good morningiha chi come on. i had a very good sleep last night. very good. wonderful. yes, so i'd like to pay my bill. keep the change. thank you. thank you. and now, i'm leaving. leaving? what about the fight at the temple? huh? oh, that! no,iha chi that was just a lie. what? a lie? why would you tell such a lie. because,iha chi i just wanted a quiet night! [applause] [music] >> [applause]. we have a very special guest. [inaudible] is here with us tonight. [inaudible] dancing. step dancing which we are familiar with. you may have seen this be