kron 4 speaks to the mother of mark bingham. the president lays a wreath to the world traitrade center. live from the kron 4 news station, this is the kron 4 news. (music) >>pam: more details emerging this evening and surrounding the death of zero osama bin laden's. information gathered is that al qaeda considered attacking trains from the nine states. reggie has more about the plan. reggie? >> perhaps tampering with road trucks during the 10th anniversary of september 11th. if the terrorist groups were successful? the train would be real, in a valley, bridge. disinformation was gathered when navy seals killed osama bin laden's. electronic computer items were taken from his compound. officials believe that this plot was only aspirational. and they did not have any quite plans for an actual attack. the to not have any specific locations for this target. reporting live, reggie kumar. >>pam: we are still awaiting response from local transportation agencies from bart, caltran, amtrak to comment. pressing osama visited ground zero to

this one mark bingham. none of the passengers on flight 93 were from union city, but this city felt compelled to honor the 40 passengers and crew members aboard the airliner. four terrorists took over the plane above ohio. flight 93 was headed to sfo from new jersey. they high jacketed the plane and headed for the white house or the capital. mark bingham made a pact with others, they were going to rush the terrorists to foil their plan. flight 93 went down in flames near shanksville, pennsylvania. there were no survivors. his mother spoke last night with diane dwyer. >> i am so proud of those who worked so hard. many lives have been lost. this is a time for us to celebrate. the united states has reason to celebrate its goodness and strength. >> reporter: it's been ten years since she lost her son and the death of the man who called for the massacre of 9/11. we can tell that some folks showed up here at this memorial overnight. there are some candles and flowers that have been placed at the stone commemorati

we'll also check back in with alice hoagland, the mother of mark bingham. and now we leave you quickly before we go to break with a look at the white house. 2:20 in the morning. the crowds continue tohiww a a lolot t ofe. a lot celebratio omlot of clege students fr the nearby universities. we're back in a moment. >>> rob maeda here with a quick check of the seven-day forecast. ths and 70s around the bay area e next two days, and a 80s nd 90s inland.0s temperatures climbing up as w head towards the m.weeke the week. more on the bay area impact on the death of osama bin laden, coming up right after the short break. ♪ [ woman ] this icelandic mud was working wonders on my skin. but if it was going to do the same for my spa, i had to figure out a way to get it back to the states. so i called my citibank small business expert. he got me a line of credit to make it happen and even improved my cash flow. now, my spa has more business than ever. ...and so does our cleaning crew. [ male announcer ] at citibank, we believe small business is a big deal. what's your

mark bingham went down. his mother shared her feelings about the killing of bin laden last night. >> president george w. bush made a promise to us and president barack obama is following through on that. tonight, we get to see the behind the scenes work that has been done. it's culminated in a wonderful and important victory for us. >> reporter: that was alice, the mother of mark bingham. she was a flight attendant at the time flight 93 went down. she's been advocating for passenger safety ever since. we remember the numbers, 9/11 as the fateful day. maybe now we will remember 5-1-11 as a day justice was served. bob redell is live with the family of another victim. bob. >> reporter: good morning to you, damian. we spoke with jack before he returned inside his home here in san rafael with the morning newspaper to digest more information on the news that osama bin laden, the man responsible for his wife's death is now dead. lauren was three months pregnant. she was on hijacked flight 93 enroute to fso when it

>>catherine: mark bingham to discredit it put convincing the hijackers to crashed in a field near virginia. she says the war on terre is not over and every american should be on on their toes, until every single terror in his terror person as a threat. >>pam: police presence has been increased, not only national but locally. >> not only being observed and your best deterrent. the bottom line is that if it is going to happen is going to happen. quicken try to cure it from happening. >> passengers will notice that it is going to have more security. to make sure that we're doing everything that we can. >> this will not impact our operations and we're under elevated security. we will just have more of a visible presence to make sure that we have patrols. but that is just a normal quiet day here at the airport. >>pam: continuing coverage of the osama bin laden death. >>jacqueline: current conditions cooler on the coast. 57 degrees and t the 8 and have been bain half moon y and san francisco, your full forecast coming up in just a bit. lots of us are sick or hurt we have four times as many emoti

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one of those watching tv coverage of bin laden's death mark bingham who was a passenger on flight 93. he was among the group of passengers who tried to storm the cockpit and retake control of the plane from terrorists. >> relief. my son was killed on september 11th. the lives of so many people were snuffed out on that day and it's such a glorious day that a measure of justice has been reached today. >> she says it's taken ten years to kill bin laden makes little difference. in a far difference response from a man that lost his pregnant wife on 9/11. that is coming up later. >>> the president says intelligence officials received a tip on bin laden's whereabouts back in august. this that led them to a mansion in islamabad, pakistan. navy seals killed bin laden during a fire fight. they say the body was handled in accordance to islamic practice and tradition. the person that is suspected to succeed bin laden, he is said to have a major role in the 9/11 attacks. this morning a top al-qaeda member has promised revenge for the killing of bin laden. it's the first jihadist admission of the t

one of them right here mark bingham, 31 years old out of san francisco, we did speak to his mother today about the killing of osama bin laden. >> it does seem hard to be but boy i'm ready to be it and i do believe it. >> reporter: for alice the relief is setting in but she does feel satisfaction with word that osama bin laden is dead. >> it feels are good to know that osama bin laden has been brought to justice and it is closure for me to know that terrorism has -- the perpetrators of 9/11 have meta just end. >> reporter: as the mother of mark big ham, one of the people on board flight 93 on september 11th who fought back against their terrorist hijackers, hogue land feels the connection between her son and the man who masterminded the plot. >> i'm gonna go to my dying day missing marks, but in this matter, in this matter, the death of osama bin laden, i do feel a definite counter point and closure with the ugliness and violence that osama bin laden perpetrated on us on september 11th. his death, a precise and very fitting execution, is much more just than the kind of ugliness and injust

len ramirez spoke with a family of one of them, mark kendall, bingham. >> yes, it does seem hard to believe but boy i'm ready to believe it and i do believe it. >> reporter: foray les the reality is still set not guilty but she does feel a sense of satisfaction with word that osama bin laden is dead. >> it feels very good to know that osama bin laden has been brought to justice. and it is closure for me to know that terrorism, the perpetrators of 9/11 have met a just end. >> reporter: as the mother of mark bingham one of the men on flight 93 who fought back against the highjackers, she feels the connection between her son and the man who master minded the plot. >> i am going to. >> to my dying day missing mark. but in this matter, the death of osama bin laden i do feel a definite counter point and closure with the ugliness and violence that osama bin laden miles per hour traitsed on -- perpetrated on us on september 11th. his death a precise and very fitting execution is much more just than the kind of ugliness and in justice that he wreaked upon us. >> reporter: a former flight attendant w

mark bingham was on flight 93 and he was wouldn't of heovs. he was among the group of passengers who tried to storm the cockpit and retake control of the plane from the terrorists. >> it's great relief. my son was killed on september 11th and lives of so many people were snuffed out on that day. it is such a glorious day that a measure of justice has been reached today. >> they say the fact that it's taken ten years to kill bin laden doesn't make a difference. but reaction to a man that lost his pregnant wife when a flight went down on 9/11. a response that you may find surprising. >>> almost 5:35. this morning, a top al-qaeda member vowed revenge. it's the first jihadist of the terror effort's death. they posted a long eulogy for bin laden and promised to avenge his killing. an egyptian born doctor is expected to succeed bin laden. he said to have a major role in the 9/11 attacks and is brains behind the al-qaeda network. >> local police agencies will be beefing up security in the wake of his death not because of a specific threat but out of

>>pam: 31 year-old mark bingham was a hero forcing a higher trackers to land a plane near shanks folk, pennsylvania. the death does not mean the war on terrorism is over. americans was remained petulant until every single terrorist is caught or killed they must real americans must remain vigilant. >> the website of the government has been updated with the removal of osama bin laden. >> kimberlee: changes made. and they did not yet reflect that he was dead. notice, he is the only one on this top 10 list the fbi's most wanted. with more information about osama bin laden. this is the page that has the details with aliases, including the prince, the director, and left hand, walked with a cane and his reward of $25 million was offered for information leading to the apprehension and conviction of a former terrorist leader. >>pam: continuing coverage of the death of osama bin laden. we will explain what led up to the mission that killed the al qaeda leader. coming up a 6:30. we will be right back. hey marcel, watch this! hey marcel, watch this! [ buzzer sounds ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ h

mark bingham was one of the first passengers on flight 93 who fought back against the hijackers which is believed to force the plane into a field in pennsylvania instead of the likely target in washington, d.c. alice, thank you so much for joining us tonight. >> thank you, rachel. it's a real pleasure to hear you articulate the issues so well. >> thank you. can i just start by just asking how you felt and what you've been thinking about since you learn that had bin laden had been killed? >> well, it started out with a cautious hope. and it turned to real optimism and i was very gratified to hear the bipartisan members of congress cheer and applaud because to tell you the truth i am very glad that osama bin laden is dead and not in the world anymore. i think the world is well rid of him. i am so grateful to our past bths bill clinton and george w. bush who began in ardent effort to capture osama bin laden. i am thrilled to death that president obama has been able to accomplish that. i am so grateful to him. i am very grateful to leon panetta who had the courage to gather the intelligen

. >> james: bay area was a grandmother of mark bingham cheered the news over his dead she stopped short of saying that is killing means she and other victims and family members will have closure. >> this event a decade after osama bin laden and his likely henchman received so much violence upon america is very fitting, that the lavin meet his end in this way. there is closure for me -- osama bin laden and i think that i share the views of many 911 victims. we miss our loved ones. the way rate flat to see this day come periods--. >> james: jurors that there are many other osama bin laden out there. be sure to steer the kron4 news as we continue our coverage of the death of osama bin laden and the ripple effects as a result. with the latest videos, records and your online. >> justine: now, here is a look at the weather. >> louisa: is going to be a gorgeous day to day, just the beginning of more warm weather. temperatures registered to climb. mostly clear, slightly warmer than yesterday. we android is a breezy into the afternoon we had a big woman to talk road to moscow current temperature

and also alice hoglin, whose son, mark bingham, was on board the fight that crashed in pennsylvania. they said on that flight, let's roll and they fought back. i want to thank both of you. i feel that our lives have been a parallel consciousness about what you went through. alice, let me ask you this morning, do you believe it? do you need proof? >> i believe it utterly. i'm very pleased. it was remarkable to hear former national security adviser richard clarke describe the navy s.e.a.l. operation. that took out osama bin laden. i believe it absolutely. it is heartwarming news. a fitting end to a violent beginning that osama bin laden began for us. >> and dave pk mccourt, what did you do at the moment you heard? >> well, interestingly enough, the first i heard was 2:30 this morning when your studio called. and asked if i would appear this morning. she explained what i was appearing for. she said bin laden had been killed. i remember that there was a feeling of elation in one sense that justice had been served. but on the other hand, it is sort of a bifurcated feeling that we, as amer

alice hogeland's son, mark bingham, a passenger on flight 93. heap and others rushed the cockpit -- he and others rushed the cockpit forcing the terrorists to force the plane down in a pennsylvania field rather than using it as an attack. >> my son was killed on september 11. and the lives of so many people were snuffed out on that day. and it is such a glorious thing that a measure of justice has been reaped today. >>> and nowhere does the death of osama bin laden resonate more than at ground zero in new york. that's where we begin our live team coverage. cnn's ali velshi is there. after last night's celebrations, what is the scene like right now? >> reporter: yeah, it's kind of surreal, drew. this just -- to give you a sense of it, that's north and that's south. i'm at the northeast corner of ground zero, where the twin towers stood, a few feet to my left. a lot of reporters -- in fact, everywhere we look there are reporters and cameras. this crowd when it happened at 11:00 last night, started gathering. people heard it on the news or through

. >> mark bingham was a passenger on flight 93 when the flight was hijacked and crashed in pennsylvania. his mother alice hogland is with us now. good morning. >> good morning. >> it's been almost ten years since you lost your son mark. your reaction when you heard about osama bin laden? >> well, it was disbelief mingled with hope. i had despaired of ever finding this day to be a reality. i am relieved and very heartened by the news. it is the culmination of effort. a good effort by a combined intelligence community and our military. it has really paid off, all those months of intelligence-gathering. >> the president last night in his address to the american people said that justice has been done. do you agree with that? >> it was an eloquent speech. i applauded every word. barack obama has been a real friend to the 9/11 families. he is working hard to fulfill the promises that he has made and george w. bush deserves a great deal of credit. he promised the 9/11 families that he would not relent in his effort to find the perpetrators of the bloodshed of 9/11. this is a very strange and b