. >>> usa, usa, usa. >> a crowd of a few hundred greeted thousands outside the white house. scenes like this are playing out across america. >> the world is reacting from mexico to singapore and here in the united states. that is the huge story this monday morning. thanks for joining us i am megan pringle. >> i am charley crowson. reaction from around the world but first a check of your local forecast with meteorologist justin berk. >> all right. good morning at 4:30. playing second fiddle to the weather report. but we are looking at storm reports from yesterday. 68 of them basically of high wind and hail across the deep south. arkansas east texas, they would expand that further to the east as it flares up the frontal boundary. severe weather doesn't hook as widespread as the outbreak last week but it had inject more cloud and we will try to get on the warmer side today. still showers threatening the region and will bring in the storms but tuesday night and 55 in baltimore. 58 in pax river not much of a variation and scattered showers or a thunderstorm. 72 this afternoon. ou

. >> usa, usa, usa! >> and crowds joined to sing the star spangled banner, god bless america and even held a moment of silence. as new yorkers took to the streets near ground zero at the news of bin laden's death, so did chris gordon. >> chris gordon caught reactions from the city that bin laden attacked nearly 10 years ago. >> usa, usa, usa! >> i'm standing at the base of the world trade center, ground zero. i'm surrounded by hundreds if not thousands of young people who call converged on downtown manhattan, ground zero, with american flags flying. somebody climbed up a street pole at church street with a sign that said osama, 0, obama, 1. god bless the usa. they have lit candles. just a while ago the crowd was so big police came through and said step to the right or step to the left and they applauded the police. i haven't seen that possibly in years, going back to the day that people in the street applauded police. they applauded when world trade center crews came through here. they're rebuilding an a

, usa, usa, usa, usa! >> thousands of people have been crowded outside the white house for an all night celebration you can hear following news that al-qaeda's top leader osama bin laden is dead, killed by american forces. a similar scene is taking place in new york. hundreds packed times square and the area around ground zero celebrating the end of the manhunt that spanned nearly a decade. mayor mike hal bloomberg issued a statement saying new yorkers have waited nearly ten years for this news. it is my hope that it will bring closure and comfort to those who lost loved ones on september 11th, 2001. bin laden was killed when a small u.s. military team raided a mansion yesterday in abbottabad, an area north of the pakistani capital of islamabad . his body has been buried at sea. president obama spoke about the operation late last night giving thanks to those who helped close this chapter in american history. let's listen. >> we give thanks to the countless intelligence and counter terrorism professionals w

usa, usa! >> a very jubilant crowd as it was out in front of the white house overnight and this morning, spilling over then into lafayette park. many celebrated throughout the night. >>> similar scene in new york city where crowds were flooding the streets, reacting to the news that the world's most wanted fugitive is dead. hundreds gathered at ground zero chanting usa. firefighters have been taking part in celebrations throughout new york city. >>> we're following an update in the lululemon murder case. coming up next, we'll have new details about the suspect brittany norwood. why her former boyfriend once got a restraining order against her. that story coming up as we check headlines. it's 5:37. chinin >>> checking other headlines this morning, we have reports of previous acts of violence in the suspect at the lululemon store in bethesda, maryland. the washington post reports court records from 2007 show brittany norwood punched and threw things at a former boyfriend. he obtained a judge's or

let's watch. >> usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! >> that is the scene outside the white house tonight. jubilation at the word from president obama that osama bin laden has been killed. we're joined on the phone now by debora burl

. >> usa! usa! usa! usa! >> in new york city thousands gathered at the site of the world trade center where the twin towers fell nearly ten years ago. the tone was patriotic with the crowd cheering "usa" and waving american flags. >> usa! usa! usa! >> it was a similar scene outside the white house where a crowd grew from hundreds to thousands shortly after the announcement. many were waving flags, singing the national anthem and "god bless america." the group grew so large it spread into lafayette square. >> tonight we have team coverage from new york to our nation's capitol help we begin with julie carey, shooee's live at the pentagon. >> reporter: for the families of those who lost loved ones, there is celebration, of course, but feelings of grief and loss are stirred anew and for one local family, coming here to visit the pentagon memorial was one way to deal with this sudden development. >> bass matty and bola bishop staid up most of the night awaiting the news they waited years to hear, osama bin laden w

. >> usa, usa, usa! >> and amid the worldwide celebrations from ground zero to troops serving overseas, are we really any safer from the worldwide terror threat? >> even as we mark this milestone, we should not forget that the battle to stop al qaeda and its syndicate of terror will not end with the death of bin laden. >> good day. i'm andrea mitchell live in washington. new details now about how they targeted and killed the world's most wanted terrorist. these are just released satellite images from the cia showing bin laden's compound in pakistan. that's where a manhunt that began in the mid1990s, long before 9/11, ended in the suburb of pakistan's capital with president obama watching in real time from the white house situation room.

. >> usa, usa, usa, usa. >> we heard the chants all week. how a man's mission failed. we have more on the chants that never was. >>> it's cinco de mayo the 5th of may. happy birthday to you celebrating. a very special happy birthday to the handsome fella on your screen celebrating his 6th birth day. hope it was a great birthday. plus a happy birthday to samantha turning 14 years oldtoday. her mother sent in this great picture of her. so i hope your birthday is wonderful. and remember, if you have a birthday or and srsry or interesting picture, send it to us so we can share it with everybody else. and you can send in a cute picture of your pooch. we will make it the picture of the day. send it to morning show at wmar.com and provide all the important information and facts behind the picture so we can pass it along. >>> this is a time when we share community events that you e-mail to us. and charley is not here and i will give you mine. i got a e-mail about a event in cecil county. it's the spring fling festival on may 14th, 10 a.m. perryville middle school a 5k run and

keep in mind this is after the news osama bin laden was reported dead. >> usa, usa, usa, usa. >> curfew typically around 11:30 but you couldn't stop them from cheering until the early morning hours. again, sharing the thoughts of many around the u.s. happiness and jubilation the death of osama bin laden. >> there are so many images we carry in our hearts following the days after september 11th. >> coming up, president bush was in there in charge in 2001. what he did and what he had to say about our nation in the days that followed. >>> we are looking at mount airy. one of the many spots dealing with cloudy skies. we showed outu.s. naval academy. we will -- you the u.s. naval academy. we will show you more in a couple minutes. clouds are fighting their way back in. an unstable environment and it will be hard to peek out the sun for much more than a few spots at a time. the showers popping up again this afternoon. we will talk about the turbulent weather and we could have another round of severe storms tomorrow before another big cooldown coming up. we will be right back in a moment. >>>

. >> usa, usa, usa. >> reporter: within minutes of the president's speech, jubilant crowds gathered outside the white house. >> i am shocked. >> reporter: the celebration continued in times square and the first family members of 9/11 victims began to weigh in. charles wolf's wife died in the world trade center. >> we beat them at their own game. we didn't give up. >> reporter: the search for bin laden began under former president george w. bush who says in a written statement no matter how long it takes, justice will be done. president obama warns however there is no doubt al-qaeda will continue to pursue attacks against the u.s. overnight the state department issued a worldwide travel alert. police departments across the country say they are stepping upsecurity. but official tell abc news as of right now they are hearing about no specific threats against any specific targets. live in washington, emily schmidt, abc news, now back to you. >> emily thank you. many of us begin the day with a sense of relief and renewed patriotism following the announcement that u.s. forces have taken out osama

some of the crowd chanting "usa, usa" aware of the news. >> usa! usa! >> the mets and phillies were in the top of the ninth inning when most of the fans heard of the terrorist's death. the entire stadium broke out of chants of usa. many can be seen checking cell phones and passing information on to other fans. in a fitting end to night, mets won what turned out to be a symbolic game in 14 innings, 2-1, the final score. >>> and tom was asleep when all of this happened. he woke up to a busy morning. you've got a busy day in the weather center as well we've got changing weather. >> that's right. a few clouds around this morning. this morning we now as we approach the noon hour have had the cloud cover breaking up in many locations. sunshine breaking out. there's a plane approaching washington national airport over the jefferson memorial coming down the potomac river there now. it's coming out of a partly cloudy sky now. a little sunshine breaking out. potomac still muddy with all of the run-off from the recent rains. right now at reagan national, it's at 6

and so i wish i were there with them. >> usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! >> pretty much dominated my life. all of these national security issues. and we're not out of the woods but this is really big. because one of my brothers called me tonight. i have two other brothers. and he said, deborah, you know i told you i wasn't going to take my american flag down until they caught osama bin laden. and i said, mark, leave it up. don't take it down until every last american servicemen and woman has come home. >> nothing will ever bring their loved ones back but certainly this is such a pivotal point, over 1000 babi are born every day with hiv. and half will die before their second birthday. but the plain truth is this can all be prevented. we can reach thehe goal of no child born with hiv by 2015. go to one dot org. together we can stop the spread of hiv frorom moer to chil we're not asking for your money we're asking for your voice. go to one dot org and join us today. we're with you when you're saving for your dreams. [ woman ] when you want a bank that travels

tempor [ chanting ] >> all: usa, usa, usa, usa, usa. >>> celebrations in times square this morning. we learned last night that osama bin laden had been killed. president obama gave the word there the east room of the white house. immediately, we saw people begin to gather. celebration and jubilation. at word that osama bin laden has been killed. robin, you're in ground zero. everybody is going to work. last night, the scene was incredible. >> it was an incredible scene. our chris cuomo was here last night. it's a different mood this morning. i think it's starting to settle in. >> this is a special place. it started off for a bad reason. i think there are things to keep clear. i was here last night. no question this was about osama bin laden being dead. but the word celebration is not quite right. this was a coming together. there was muslim, christian, jew, brown, white. they were all here to be together. it was not about an eye for an eye. to me, this was about a threat being gone and a hope for a more peaceful pu fuful future. i think the emotions were compl complex. >> and very d

. >> usa! >> reporter: in a late-night address the president said the american military killed the al qaeda leader during a raid in pakistan. >> the death of bin laden marks the most significant achievement to date in our nation's effort to defeat al qaeda. >> reporter: the cia started getting leads on bin laden in august. and late last week, pinpointed his location. a secure compound in an affluent suburb outside of islamabad. sunday, president obama gave the final order to attack. >> after a firefight, they killed osama bin laden and took custody of his body. >> reporter: u.s. officials say three other men in the compound were killed, including one of bin laden's adult sons. the mission began with four blackhawk helicopters swooping in, carrying about two dozen special operatives. one of the helicopters was forced to make a hard landing after mechanical failure. but no one was injured. in fact, no members of the military were harmed during the mission. the manhunt for bin laden lasted nearly

, usa, usa! >> and many people reacted with pure joy and jubilation. hundreds of new yorkers flooded the streets after news of bin lad laden's death. >> and crowds joined to sing the star spangled banner, god bless america and even held a moment of silence. as new yorkers took to the streets near ground zero at the news of bin laden's death, so did chris gordon. >> chris gordon caught rio from the city that bin laden attacked nearly 10 years ago. >> usa, usa, usa! >> i'm standing at the base of the world trade center, ground zero. i'm surrounded by hundreds if not thousands of young people who all converged on downtown manhattan, ground zero, with american flags flying. somebody climbed up a street pole at church street with a sign that said, obama, 1, osama, 0. they've been singing god bless america, america the beautiful, star spangled banner, god bless the usa. they have lit candles. just a while ago the crowd was so big police came through and said step to the right or step to the left and th

outside the white house, hundreds gathered chanting usa, usa. u.s. officials are concerned about al qaeda backlash, the fbi and state department are warning u.s. citizens about the potential for antiamerican violence. concern from retaliation, assuring that the body of al qaeda is being handled in accordance to muslim tradition. >> while bin laden has become a household name to americans, his trail has been going on. >>> it was september 11th, 2001. the day the world looked on in horror as new york's twin towers laid wounded and the pentagon disfigured. it's the day osama bin laden's name became a household name. as this word of al qaeda gloated. >> make no mistake. the united states will hunt down and punish those responsible for the cowardly acts. >> bip laden's -- bin laden's favored to the to the west. in 1990, bin laden issued an order to kill americans where they can be found. >> all americans are our enemies. also the ones that pay their taxes. >> bin laden was born in 1957. son of the a construction magnet with close ties to the saudi arabia

, usa, usa! >> he was the face of evil for so many families of 9/11. the man behind that day and other attacks. he taunted the u.s. from faraway hiding places. but he couldn't hide forever. >> a nearly decades long mission to find bin laden now complete. >>> good morning. it is the news that some people thought would never come. >> osama bin laden was shot in the head and killed by u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s in an upscale city not far from the capital of pakistan. >> after confirming his identity by dna match, his body was buried at sea just hours ago in accordance with islamic law. we begin our coverage with emily schmidt in washington this morning. >> reporter: rob and peggy, good morning. for months, u.s. intelligence had focused on a mansion in pakistan. and suspicions that osama bin laden could be inside. friday, the president authorized a mission for the forces to go in and find out. yesterday, special forces finally killed their number one target. in a nine-minute statement late last night, the p

visit remax.com today. >>> usa, usa, usa! >> large crowds gathered outside the white house and around the country celebrating the death of osama bin laden. overnight we learned new information about how the terrorist leader was killed and where his body is right now. good morning. i'm joe krebs. >> i'm eun yang. celebrations around the country started with this announcement from president obama. >> the united states has conducted an operation that killed obama bin laden, the leader of al qaeda and a terrorist responsible for the murder of thousands of innocent men, women, and children. justice has been done. >> this announcement finally brought some sense of closure for everyone who lost loved ones on 9/11. while bin laden's death marks a major turning point in the fight against terrorism, president obama made it clear that the fight is not done. in just a few minutes we will talk with jim at the pentagon. he pulled an all-nighter gathering new information about the attack on bin laden. first, we want to talk about the weathe

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we're hearing that all over the country, usa, usa, usa. certainly hearing it outside of the white house on pennsylvania avenue at the north gate of the white house. we approach the tenth anniversary of 9/11. it's now past 1:30 a.m. here on the east coast of the united states and the crowds are only getting bigger and bigger at the white house and folks are just coming up and chanting bin laden is dead. so many americans thought they would not be able to celebrate as they are right now but it was almost exactly about two hours or so ago when the president of the united states walked into the east room of the white house and made the announcement. >> 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 courage. 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. >> that was the president later on. we'll play the entire statemen

. >> usa, usa, usa. >> reporter: within minutes of the president's speech, jubilant crowds gathered outside the white house. >> i am shocked. >> reporter: the celebration continued in times square. and the first family members of 9/11 victims began to weigh in. charles wolf's wife died in the world trade center. >> we beat them at their own game. we didn't give up. >> reporter: the search for bin laden began under former president george w. bush who says in a written statement no matter how long it takes justice will be done. president obama warns however there is no doubt al-qaeda will continue to pursue attacks against the u.s. overnight, state department issued a worldwide travel alert and police departments all across the country say they are stepping up security. but officials tell abc news as of right now, they are hearing of no specific threats against any specific targets. reporting live in washington, emily schmidt, abc news, now back to you. >> all right. thanks so much. reaction pouring in this morning all over the world. maryland congressman elijah cummings said america is a str

. >> usa! usa! usa! usa! >> all night, new yorkers have flocked to the site of the fallen towers. the mood there, usually reserved, of course, somewhat somber. that changed with word of osama bin laden's death. for nearly a decade, bin laden has been the most wanted man in the world. today, the fbi is updating his status with a single word -- deceased. >> i can report to the american people and to the world that the united states has conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden, the leader of al qaeda, and a terrorist who's responsible for the murder of thousands of innocent men, women, and children. >> it wasn't just new york either. celebrations broke out across the united states with news that osama bin laden had been killed. it was outstanding and organic. hundreds of people gathered outside the gates of the white house overnight. besides cheering, the crowd chanted "usa, usa!" and "hey, hey, good-bye" in reference to the al qaeda leader. the pentagon has released these pictures of u.s. troops watching president obama's announcement of bin laden's killing. the service me

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to the naval academy serving side sports arena as the crowd is chanting usa and exploding outside the white house it's remarkable that it is forty three. it was neither the wild crowd reflecting something of a world cup victory was cheering on the assassination of public enemy number one nine eleven mastermind osama bin laden an american killing that inspired many mainstream media outlets to abandon objectivity and rejoice i had a sweet taste to evade i'm glad he's right even though which is exactly where i think he is this morning evolved stoppers mortal blow this is the greatest night of my career at some point the unbridled euphoria over the death of a mass murder garnered fans. yet for many others this american way is nothing worth flaunting and it is this sort of blood blood lust that we saw as people were chanting usa usa and celebrating bullets to the head of another human being the reported price of killing this human being has bled america's economy according to the national journal the u.s. spends three trillion dollars over fifteen years to now their man in the interim crit

(cheers and applause) usa! usa! usa! usa! (cheers and applause) >> stephen: i know who i am voting for in 2012. wow, i am sure that won back all of newt's supporters that haven't just watched the dexter marathon. you're welcome, newt. go get em, buddy. folk, swimsuit season is right around the corner and there's one place i always turn for my fitness tips, the house of representatives. (laughter) just check out this month's issue of the very not gay men's health magazine. that's illinois republican aaron schoch showing off his six-pack abs. and if you look closely you can also see his pathway to prosperity. (laughter) (cheers and applause) >> stephen: now congressman schoch is partnering with men's health to promote a fitness initiative called the fit for life summer challenge encouraging all americans to get fit for life until september. then we turn back into-- then we turn back into alfredo-based life forms. i applaud congressman schoch for using the power of his office to raise awareness of just how ripped he is. of cours

when i saw the scene that the millions of americans crowding the white house or screaming usa usa usa to that game i was just thinking of the real costs involved with hunting down the man and i'll say i don't believe for a moment all of these stories that have been coming out the burial at sea sound bite so she put it mildly and so i don't even i heard him and then you did for your own it's for that but let's just accept the story and think of the costs that has gone into hunting down this man you know if you look at american two thousand and one the dollar is collapsing at the last twenty five thirty percent of its value economically speaking by any measure whether by the stock market or unemployment or anything we are any significantly worse position than we were ten years ago if you look at the cost explicit cost of the wars somewhere in the order of one and a half trillion dollars if you look at the security state that's been constructed the most obvious aspect of the tip of the spear might be the t.s.a. but it's actually something that involves a hundred thousand people event sec

crowd learned in the top of the 9th inning with a tie score of 1-1 and began chanting usa, usa. fans were checking smart phones and getting more details about the death and mets did go onto win 2-1 in 14 innings. >>> reaction is pouring in from all over the world this morning including from maryland lawmakers. ben cardin released a statement saying osama bin laden was a murderer who devoted his life tofree destio

usa! usa! >> it has been an historic day. good afternoon. i'm pat lawson muse. >> and i'm jim handly. it has been almost ten years since the september 11th attacks at the pentagon, the world trade center and in pennsylvania. this afternoon dna tests came back and confirmed osama bin laden was killed yesterday in a fire fight in pakistan. >> officials say cia interrogators in secret overseas prisons kick-started the effort find bin laden. he was shot and killed in a bat bad, pakistan in a $1 million mansion. steve has the latest from the national mall. >> good evening from the national mall in washington where there have been a scattering of celebrations by tourist, local residents and of course, they're celebrating down at the white house where we have now learned that president obama first heard in august of 2010 that the founder of al qaeda, osama bin laden might be using that mansion not far from the pakistan capital of islamabad, the evidence mounted up, we are told. the president gave

cheers. >> usa! >> chants. >> reporter: and a point rottic show of emotion that unfurled throughout the city. the culmination of the near decade-long hunt for the man who inspired the 9/11 attacks. >> the emotion has a lot to do with the fact that for ten years we've been held emotionally hostage. >> reporter: for victims' families incruding chris brattin who lost his sister in the attacks it is a day of reflection without cloesure. >> what happened here with osama will not bring her back, but it puts it back in perspective that justice has been served. >> i hope it brings some sort of comfort knowing that the main cancer has been killed. >> reporter: former mayor rudy giuliani who walked the debris-covered streets in the hours after the world trade center towers collapsed returned to ground zero today, expressing relief and political praise for the commander in chief. >> it was president obama who had the courage who ordered this which could have easily gone wrong and he could have been the recipien

. >> usa! usa! >> celebration at ground zero. how new york city is reacting to the news. >> reporter: good morning, i'm christie smith live in la fayette at the crosses. those who died fighting the war on terror. >>> as we look at the san francisco bay bridge this morning, it's monday, may 2nd. this is today in the east bay. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm scott mcgrew. it is 4:30. osama bin laden has been killed in pakistan. we are going to talk to brian moore, who has the very latest from washington. >> reporter: this is where osama bin laden met his end. not in a cave, but a suburban mansion in pakistan. the world east most wanted terrorist and the master mind of 9/11 taken down by u.s. forces at the order of president obama. >> the united states killed osama bin laden, the leader of al qaeda. a terrorist who is responsible for the murder of thousands of innocent men, women and children. justice has been done. >> usa! usa! >> reporter: celebrations erupted outside the white house. it was important to bring a wicked murderous p

usa god bless america i think that we might even have a clip here so it's take a look. in the. car that was new york and washington d.c. what do you think i mean our so we obviously osama bin ladin is enemy number one of the united states but is it cool to go out and run around and scream usa usa and be happy when someone dies i mean i don't want to be the old fart in the room you know same them going. to be fair to those twenty one year olds among us they've lived through one of the crappiest decades in a long long time i mean it's just been this lousy depressing economy sucks and except and this shadow was hung over everything and people their age they've known have gone off to war it's not been nice in a way they're blowing off steam but just on a personal level for me i get more euphoric when we see tens of millions of people get liberated from so tell us harriet tyranny rather necessarily than one guy get both about well if you think i mean let's say maybe one day our war in iraq or a war and out to get a stand we're to actually end are we going to see the same amo

. >> reporter: outside the white house hundreds gathered chanting usa, usa. officials worried about al- qaeda backlash, the fbi and the state department are warning citizens about the potential for anti american violence in revenge for the death. joel brown. >> while bin laden became a household name his trail of terror began years earlier. terrell brown on the man who used his family fortune to train militants. >> reporter: it was september 11th, 2001, the day the world looked on in horror as the twin towered lay mortally wounded. it was also the day osama bin laden became a household name and al-qaeda a household word. as most mourned bin laden was seen gloating. >> make no mistake the united states will hunt down and punish those responsible for these cowardly acts. >> reporter: 's hatred for the united states started long before 9/11. in the 90s he ordered muslims to kill americans anywhere they could be found. >> all americans are our enemies, not just the ones who fight us directly but the ones who pay their taxes. >> reporter: he was born in 1957, son

[ cheers and applause ] usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! ful. >> geraldo: bret i have no doubt but that this party will go well into the evening and i call on the officials at george, washington, university to postpone tomorrow's final as. remember, i took the bar exam on the day after they landed on the moon. i know how unfair that was. this is bigger than the moon landing. this is huge. >> bret: geraldo rivera. >> geraldo: more of this electrical charge. >> bret: geraldo rivera who can capture the emotion in front of the white house. all right. you can capture the emotion outside the white house and the scene outside times square also as you can see there a gathering of people. 1:10 on the east coast. we have some new information from our national security correspondent jennifer griffin live at the pentagon. jennifer? >> well, bret we now can report that the operation took place exactly at 3:30 eastern standard time. 15:30 eastern standard time. took place. there were four u.s. helicopters involved. one of them experienced mechanical fail

people were chanting usa, usa!. this one is out of times square, a large gathering of people with american flags. television screens explaining what had happened. new york city as for the tires came crashing down it hit close to home for new yorkers. this one also from outside of the way to paris. this is such a young group of people mostly college students. there were only teenagers when the attacks happened yet they still look up in the middle of the night coming out in their pajamas to celebrate on the lawns of the white house. with the news that the lot and had been killed. -- osama bin laden had been killed. international for grabs, this one coming to us from overseas. a group of people celebrating. u.s. forces abroad learning of the news of osama bin laden death shocked i am sure. this one fbi's 10 most wanted fugitives' found dead this is coming to us from afghanistan. the yen use is walking past as it is announced that osama bin laden has been killed. it killed more than thousands of people. we will leave yo

>> usa! usa! usa! usa! >> in case you couldn't hear it, they were chanting usa, usa, usa. and that occurred around the nation. on the other hand, the few muslim demonstrations we've seen appeared to be more defiant than celebratory. as ceo of the cordoba initiative, feisal abdul rauf tries to connect the muslim world and the west. welcome, imam rauf thank you for joini ining us. let me ask a direct question. is it possible to rebuild a frayed relationship between the islamic world and the united states? >> it's an absolute must. and there's no question that the muslim world and america has shared enormous interests. the united states has enormous interests in the muslim world and the muslim world has enormous interests in the relationship with america. in my travel and meetings with heads of government in the muslim world, with heads of business organizations, with think tanks and with common folk, the general consensus is that no one can afford to have a bad relationship with america. it is my hope and clear understanding that what happened with the death of bin laden and

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. >> usa! usa! usa! usa! >> i was happy that all those people were there. >> reporter: this changed her views of the president. >> i was not a supporter. but i have a new found respect, definitely. i can't say end this, because it's never going to end, but it definitely puts like a cap on part of it. and i definitely feel better. >> reporter: there had been harsh criticism among the surviving families against obama who had never been to ground zero as president before. but now that seems to have changed. with the death of the mastermind of 9/11 attacks, many express their hopes to put a period to the decay of grievance and sadness and turn a new page of life. mika ebara, nhk world, at ground zero, new york. >>> next we go to our bureau in bangkok. >> greetings from the thailand capital. we begins bulletin with the asean summit. the international community will be closely watching whether asean can successfully resolve conflicts between its members. after the killing of osama bin laden on monday the world's mo

. >> usa! usa! usa! usa! >> hundreds of people were there waving flags and singing the national anthem. there was an impromptu moment of silence. >>> the news of bin laden's death has a special meaning to families here in the bay area that were directly affected by the 9/11 attacks. they were on united flight 93 bound from newark, new jersey. they fought back and lost their lives in the process, but saved hundreds of others. damian trujillo is live in union city where there is a memorial to heroes of united 93. he had reaction from the mother of one of the passengers. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, laura. the larger stones commemorate the victims of flight 93. this one, in particular. you can see some folks showed up overnight and dropped off candles and flowers. none of the victims on flight 93 was from union city. this is one of the most compelling memorials of the victims of 9/11 anywhere across the country. flight 93 was headed to sfo from new jersey. it reported somewhere over ohio, four hijack

others could be heard chanting usa, usa. plenty of red, white and blue could be seen. a smaller celebration began in times square. it was the same scene at washington d.c. at the white house. right now all is clear. not many people gathered, but last night a huge crowd similar to the one at ground zero couldn't help but celebrate bin laden's death. >> usa, usa,. >> this crowd started forming right as the president began his statement last night announcing the death open bin laden. it quickly grew into thousands. renditions of the star spangled banner could also be heard there. last night's crowd may have been the largest to gather spontaneously at the white house since president obama's election night victory in 2008. now we did learn overnight that bin laden was buried at sea. a u.s. official who spoke anonymously did not say where it occurred, but islamic practice and tradition calls for a burial within 24 hours. the sea burial was decided according to the spokesperson because finding a country willing to accept bin laden's remains would have been difficult. now the

usa usa yeah we will because we are all but the media constantly part of superhero we wanted obama to be on the cover of the amazing spider-man and the rolling stone in the clouds like some god like figure on fortunately. days and i want to thank you that thank you for not watching american idol and for filling us in on what you think is behind this confusion coming out of the white house that was documentary filmmaker jason berman now while the united states a is touting the killing of osama bin laden is justice served and talk arises at a turning point in the war on terror as a result r.t. correspondent rain important i ask what difference this really will make in the war on the ground going on now in afghanistan take a look at nine. half years on the war in afghanistan has grown visibly worse while u.s. rhetoric surrounding it has consistently spun in circles we are making progress that is workers enabled us to make the progress that we have made i think it's possible that by the end of this year the war. since two thousand and three washington has repeatedly per cleaned turning po