. >> vía por las bandas.dan >>ilin omar arellano. >> juninho. >> ahí va y pasó bien el brasileño. >> hay espacio de damián Álvarez. >> de primera para lobos, lo lvr marca báez, pelota al área nada, por ahora y solo por ahora con este parcial tigres deberá ganar 2 a 0 en el volcán. >> para eliminar al guadalajara mientras vemos a jonhy magallón todavía con hielo en el posterior derecho. >> yon el cubo parece estar biey ¿no?. >> perfectamente buen detalle. >> cuando salió todos los rfecta compañeros queme estaban a felicitarlo. >> héctor mancilla para damián Álvarez.lo. lobos que la pierde. >> molina. >> damián Álvarez para torres n. >> se le fue larga, le cuesta mucho dominar la pelota a lar algunos jugadores. cue >>st y atrás, marco fabián paral venado alberto medina, protegerá alguno de los que está amonestado el güero pensando en la revancha es un cambio que debemos pensar para ir cambio aguantando el resultado. >> pero no deja de seguir ultado buscando. el cuarto al equipo d chivas. >> va contra monterrey. >> sobre el final del partido mo pero mayor equilibrio

. >> omar arellano el autor del gol. >> hay cambios jaime. >> sí señor por parte del equipo visitante, el primero en ingreso de número 8. >> jonathan b. >> y el amonestado en la salida. >> está en la cancha. >> no pudo los recordando que ponce reemplazó al lesionado. >> queremos confirmar un dato. >> fue amonestado en la parte final del primer tiempo. >> es correcto andrés. >> entonces son tres amonestados, dos en cancha porque no está toledo de manera preventiva. >> el oaxaqueño es lateral peroa el tuca ferretiqu ha trabajado esa posición. >> será el séptimo partido en la temporada el mexicano. >> esparza para marco fabián. >> juninho que anticipaba. >> y aquí está jonathan b. >> el toque de esparza para el cubo erick torres. >>za por afuera marco fabián la quiere en el área. f >> esparza vaabiá de 9. >> nada. >> ya la tiene juninho. >> la convocatoria no así desde el fin de semana para estar tez de el vamos. >> decíael el médico le falta u semana, no quieren apurar, al fa igual que güero gallardo que q terminó siendo titular en el lar inicio del campeonato ydo ti

omar bin laden speaks out about his father's death, as bin laden's wives get ready to face u.s. interrogators. >>> the bravest woman in mexico. the 20-year-old mother who tried to bring justice to the border. we find her and learn why she had to flee. >>> and, change your life. a simple, proven secret for health and success? we'll show you what so many people have started to do. >>> good evening. there are now 4 million people down river from memphis, bracing and beginning their long wait tonight for the giant mississippi to arrive and tell them how bad it's going to be. we just returned from memphis this afternoon, where we waded into those waters. and there is news tonight that the river did crest, just under 48 feet, which is just shy of the record. and the swollen water is still pushing at the levees, but those leaks underneath, we showed you, those are called sand boils, have not undermined the strength of the levees. and yesterday we told you about the snakes you could see swimming around us in that water. but in a moment, we're going to tell you what else they are testing

don omar. y wisin y yandel no se quedan atrás, con 4 nominaciones cada uno. >>> y tambié se celebra, cine y deporte. >>> ahora es momento de ver un adelanto de la acción deportivo, con enrique. >>> más adelante, se da a conocer la suspensión, el castigo de chivas usa, que fracturó a morales, los detalles al volver.

tactics to omar was a type of mathematical problem solving. like a scholar working and algebraic prove he took the known x and wife actors -- why factors to drive the field operation. if everyone did their job the course of events would fall into place naturally. the secret to his success was his ability to grasp all parts of the equation on a monstrous moving battlefield and derive from them a plan in which foot soldiers would have confidence. patent would never think of putting his staff in the driver's seat and sitting back like a figure head. driven by in civil first for approval and overpowering feeling of destiny, he invariably turned toward the the 6 men, and they taught him it was conflicted for requirements of victory. when that happens he would get the boot in favor of whatever work. it was patent's ability to look beyond the rules built over years of study, experiment or prayer was what gave pat and his touch of genius. the third side of this triangle was eisenhower. eisenhower was trained to be a staff officer. his heart was with t

they lowered the flags as soon as they found out about the passing of omar ahmad. people are stunned because they say they just brought him here last night. >> good evening everybody. this is the meeting for may 9. >> reporter: colleagues say that omar ahmad was in good spirits. they learned that ahmad passed away in an ambulance this morning. >> he was a very good friend. >> reporter: ahmad won a seat on the city council and became mayor in november but his roots were in silicon valley working at companies such as netscape, napster, and several startups. friends came by with flowers. >> he touched so many people and he was such a great human being. >> he was full of optimism. he made people think about the possibilities. he is a great man. >> reporter: tonight on his facebook page, people posted condolences and remembered his leadership as a role model and a man with a sense of humor and a desire to make a difference. >> he had a collection of guitars and wanted to play. he went mountain climbing and let a fun and balanced life. >> reporter: a private funeral and

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we have been so easy to accept omar's offer bring interisland bin laden dismantle the training camps track down their attendees and sponsors and launch an international effort to disassemble and render impotent al-qaeda it probably could have been done in a year or less a rove and bush realize that if they simply branded osama as a criminal as the criminal thug that he was the leader of it was steerer islamic mafia basically with fewer than a couple thousand serious members they wouldn't have the supervillain they needed so that george w. bush bush could become the superhero if bush only authorized a police action he'd miss a golden opportunity to position himself as the commander in the war against evil incarnate and so the white house began building the myth osama is the evil genius osama is the worldwide mastermind even osama is the anti-christ and we responded to this criminal act by launching a war in afghanistan going after the very same guy miller omar had agreed to arrest right after nine eleven but once the mythology took hold in america once bin ladin became our official bo

a young and none major named omar bradley showed up to try out. one of the army's great shots, huntington see was a young child, a crack shot with the springfield rifle, and hit 23 out of 25 in a row. that was pretty impressive shooting, but standing and looking over his shoulder, panda tried to shoulders and said, that's fine. he'll do. they did not get off to an officious start. they feel that a pretty good team, but the fact was bradley have little in common with the wealthy polo playing circles that pen ran in. brad, you see, was a rather quiet and shy man by nature. he grew up on a small home in rural missouri. he was an only child, though he later had a stepbrother. his father, a country school teacher, died when bribe was only 14, leaving the family with no means of income other than the money bracket make by hunting small game and his mother taking on borders. -add injury to insult, when he was 17 bride was involved in a skating accident that smashed up his teeth and jaw. now, i don't know if any of us recall how secure are insecure we may

. >> así fue como reaccionó omar vásquez ante la noticia que la mara baja aprobó el dream act a nivel estatal. >> omar es indocumentado sus padres lo trajeron a este país a los 9 años de edad, él al igual que su hermana jeanette sueñan con estudiar en la universidad. >> con voto de 61 a favor y 53 en contra illinois aprobó la medida sb 2185 mejor conocida como el dream act. >> director de la coalición que vela por los derechos de los inmigrantes y refugiados de illinois, hoy es un día histórico para todo el país. >> creo que illinois está mostrando el camino correcto a la nación de cómo con los problemas de la inmigración. >> beneficiaría a 25 mil estudiantes y lo haría mediantes becas de un aporte de fondos privado que su no afectaría el bolsillo de contribuyentes. >> y mientras que hay gran ale j agria por la aprobación aseguran que no es suficiente. >> estas medidas ayudan, pero no son una solución. >> la solución es la legalización. >> se desconoce cuánto dinero se logrará recaudar. >> acogiéndose a una norma de la ciudad, el alguacil planea dejar en liberta

ounce of bloodshed needed to be shed to get bin ladin after nine eleven afghanistan's leader mullah omar offered to capture him and him over to face trial twice but bush said no way each time you'd be working on that war against iraq ever since one nine hundred ninety eight when his brother jeb it is defense secretary rumsfeld side the pin act argument calling for an invasion and one thousand nine hundred nine when bush told his biographer mickey herskowitz on the record that if he was elected he fully intended to be a war president in iraq because that was the best way to get political capital. in world history books we read about brutal military commanders who would post the heads of their vanquished enemies on post for everyone to see showing off their own brutality and today we refer to those people as barbarians but this is exactly what bush which brought from texas to the white house barbarism after we went into iraq and alas that away saddam hussein's two sons were proved that we could be just as violent and brutal as saddam was by releasing the photos of the bullet ridden dead bo

it is widely believed that omar is in pakistan. do you believe that? >> after what happened yesterday, i have no reasono doubt that if the american intelligence community believes something, it's something that needs to be taken very seriously. >> charlie they do belie that >> y, i know. and so i would, a week ago if you'd asked me that question, i would have said we have no knowledge. today i'm going to say since the american intelligence is so convinced about osama bin laden's location and they do have the means, much better and superior means of finding things out, we have to take this intelligence more seriously and work together with the americans to locate omar, and everybody else connected not only to the 9/11 plot but also to the whole concept of the terrorism. >> charlie: part of the problem here is the absence of trust between our intelligence service and your intelligence service. they want to tell you because they believe it's real. they been corrupted that's part of the reason. >> i am working very hard and my friend is working very hard a

buenos dÍas. >>> cÓmo estas estoy buscando a omar >>> omar cÓmo estas. >>> tomando tÉ caballero >>> poncho de anda >>> y yo omar sdpo exposito >>> yo quiero regalarte un dÍa de descanso, y harÉ el oficio >>> y el uniforme >>> todavÍa no lo sÉ >>> por un dÍa serÉ panadero, lo primero que hay que tener es respeto por el oficio y el pan y sobre todo buena materia prima la harina. >>> yo entrÓ y el olor de la harina me gusta, forma parte de mÍ >>> entre el olor de la harina, el calor del horno y de la gente, por eso me dÍ cuenta porque omar le gusta venir a trabajar >>> necesitas pasiÓn. en 5 minutos le quitamos. >>> bueno a descansar mi hermano >>> bueno muchas gracias >>> un placer >>> y voys v a a disfrutar >>> hacer un pan es un arte que hay que cultivar y un orgullo para el que lo hace. >>> quÉ importa, digo. ademÁs que es un oficio muy divertido el mejor pago de todos ros dÍ los dÍas es el rico sabor del pan q cuba pan cubano. >>> y mi pan >>> el pan se acabÓ, todo el mundo querÍa, para me quedÓ bueno para omar todo mi respeto, gracias por haberme dado una sonrisa ese d�

will say this was low level not high level and prove it and we want you to turn over mullah omar and al-zawahiri and that will set things straight. >> rose: did osama bin laden leave any tapes to be played in the event of his death? >> we've been told this eve new york stock exchange there is a tape in the pipeline. there's another one coming it may have been the last act of one of his couriers. it may have been kind of the convincing evidence but supposedly there is a tape made by bin laden that is in the pipeline due at some point soon. >> rose: brian, thank you so much. >> thank you, charlie. >> rose: brian ross from abc news, back in a moment. stay with us. >> rose: joining me from washington, retired general michael hayden, director of the c.i.a. from 2006 to 2009 under president bush and i'm very pleased to have him back on this broadcast. welcome. >> thanks, charlie, thank you very much. >> rose: so take a look at this operation. what impresses you about it? what were the risks? why were there dissending voices at the time the president "pulled the trigger"? >> well, it was a

nbc's omar villafranca shows us how your loss is a texas charities gain. >> reporter: book a flight. check your bags. go through security. in the hustle and bustle of commercial travel, something is bound to get lost. and it eventually ends up here. southwest airlines sends all its lot of and unclaimed luggage to this secret salvation army warehouse in dallas. >> i usually tell my friends if you fly southwest, wait 90 days and give me a call. >> reporter: major carl irk is in charge of unpacking, sorting and selling the forgotten cargo. from water bottles and weird costumes -- >> someone left their bumblebee costume on the plane. >> reporter: to expensive winter coats. >> the calvin klein, it looks like a pea jacket, a peacoat. small. >> reporter: the unclaimed and lost luggage arrives by the crate load. >> oh, all sorts of ear buds from mp3s. >> and workers never know what they'll find. >> marine corps cap and i guess that's either navy or coast guard. shackles. some law enforcement officer is probably wondering what happened to these. >> just married and just forgot the frame. >> i

omar's expected to be arraigned this morning. the charges expected to be less serious than what we saw with dominique strauss-kahn. however, a consideration here, george, is this event happened sunday night. was not reported until monday morning. the maid reportedly went to management, said what happened. was told she had to wait to report to her direct supervisor. so, why that delay? we're trying to nail that down, george. >> even though she did go to one supervisor right away. chris, thanks very much. >>> sarah palin is not revealing if she's made a decision about running for president. and her east coast bus tour is keeping everyone guessing. our jon karl is in sizzling washington with the latest on all that. good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning, robin. it has all the makings of another reality tv show. the sarah palin guessing game. is she running for president? or just playing tourist? the itinerary looks like just another summer vacation. the lincoln memorial. the national archives. mt. vernon. at gettysburg, on a v

omar of these calls must connect to find and of on problems if you think that lay can do the job that is not possible there are two clear choices today for america historically speaking either to expand the war and coming to five plan or for another front is not going to be a joke it's going to give the third world war a memoir and warning everyone. that it can trigger third world war i want don't want to go into details of it but by just on going to the pain and desperation with they can't even imagine. checking that they decide to go out. and i think my own assessment is there is a faggot world and in fact if they will need pakistan and before long because pakistan was going to war this is a lot of now over our number one objective be a medical must go out and if the objective is also the same that they have the world then we must give them a graceful exit precisely as we gave blissful exit from soviet union when they decided to pull out thank you very much for being with us. did i kill innocents here or was it a call this of course and that's never and said. mom a song from the sku

omar could show leadership. he could -- issue a statement that would -- give direction to the taliban commanders inside afghanistan and yes, he would support such negotiations. until he does that i think it is unlikely. i, too, am skepty zblal have you heard these murmurings pakistanis in order to make nice to the u.s. might hand over omar? >> it -- they could do themselves as world of good if they would do that. probably the most important in addition to omar is the hakani network. they have been responsible for killing u.s. soldiers and want to do themselves -- on top of my list would frankly be the hakan zbli president went over to the cia, panetta's operation. he was in the laobby. he thanked the cia for helping him not only the war on terror but in getting bin laden. listen to this. >> today every terrorist in the al qaeda network should be watching their back because we are going to review every video, we are going to examine every photo, read every one of those millions of pages. we are going to pursue ev

. >> la chiva recibiendo a tigres tigres:el gol de omar arellano. >> antonio molina emparejaba para los felinos y mario de luna despues el 3 por 1 definitivo. >> golazo de jean carlo maldonado. >> uno por uno en el primer tiempo. >> y el segundo final termina ganando cruz azul 2 por 1. >> los flippers >> la liga de campeones de europa europa:el manchester united pasa a la final para esperar al barcelona. >> continuamos con más. >> un aficionado de los gigantes de san francisco continua sin mostrar mejoria. >> ayer dejaron de suministrarle los sedantes que lo mantenian en coma inducido. >> no ha mostrado mejoria y los sospechosos del ataque siguen profugos. >> hay muy buen clima vamos los pronósticos de los próximos dias días:gracias mañana 5 de mayo. >> se celebra más en la cuidad de mexico méxico.>> las condiciones estupendas, se mantiene la temperatura enlos 76° san francisco 60 y 62, para san josé en los 68°, todo listo para la celebración de mañana. >> va a estar bueno el clima para el festejo. >> y al regresar, algo tan simple cómo sacar la lengua le podría ayudar a b

police say omar called a maid to his room sunday night and touched her inappropriately. it was two weeks ago that dominique strauss kahn, the former head of the imf was arrested on similar causes. >>> making plans for thousands of people who lost their homes. some could be moved to rental homes an hour's drive away and fema is considering trailers if enough homes aren't available. yesterday, elephants with the picadilly circus pitch in with the cleanup effort. the circus was scheduled to play in joplin but had no place to perform. and ben tracy has the story of one person who survived the tornado and all of them trying to help her put her life back together again. >> all my memories are here. r mary is 83, no children, no husband. >> he died in '82. >> reporter: and now not much else. >> my stuff, just my stuff. >> reporter: mary lived here for 50 years. she had countless things but only cares about one box. what's in the box? >> pictures. >> reporter: stuff you want to see. >> pictures i can't replace. >> that's all we're looking for. >> reporter: suddenly about 30 volu

first of all, the alleged suspect, he is mahmoud abdel salam omar. he's the former chair of the bank of alexandria. before that, he was head of the egyptian-american bank. he currently works for el mix salines, which is a 200-year-old company described as one of the oldest international companies in the salt industry. the alleged assault took place at the pierre hotel. it's a very fancy hotel diagonally across from the plaza here in manhattan. according to police, the hotel housekeeper responded to a guest request to deliver a box of tissues. when she arrived and stepped inside the room, that's when the alleged assault took place with mr. omar locking the door behind her and molesting her. that's what we're learning so far. he is scheduled to be arraigned later today. more details scheduled to come out in the criminal complaint, suzanne. >> deb, unlike the other case against the former imf chief dominique strauss-kahn, this housekeeper did not report the incident immediately. do we know why or what the circumstances were around that? >> reporter: she

the taliban have rejected media reports that its leader mullah mohammad omar has been killed in pakistan earlier a private afghan claimed the spiritual leader had been gunned down in pakistan over the weekend however there's been no official confirmation of his death the f.b.i. has been hunting for mullah omar for nearly a decade now he's believed to have sheltered osama bin laden and al qaeda militants in the years prior to the september eleventh attacks. staying in pakistan were navy sources say troops have entered a siege of a naval air base by insurgents in karachi because men were cornered after their nighttime raid on the complex which left at least twelve security officers dead the well armed militants holed up inside the facility after they stormed it with guns and grenades the assault also destroyed several u.s. supplied surveillance aircraft the taliban claimed responsibility in what is its third major attack since vowing to avenge the recent killing of osama bin laden. an ash cloud is expected to hit norway today and could reach the u.k. by the end of the week according to ice

shee won't return for trial. >>> funeral today for omar ahmed. he died yesterday morning of a heart attack before par medics could get him to the hospital, the san carlos mayor. james traficant. the fresh tasting california sour cream your other food loves. >>> good morning. we have a new accident coming in in san rafael. southbound 101, one lane is blocked right now as you make your way southbound out of san rafael. if you are heading towards the golden gate bridge, traffic moving okay across the span. but you notice your drive time is beginning to slow now between novato and san rafael. it's all starting to slow out of downtown san jose. this just started in the last five minutes or so. jammed just seeing your usual brake lights out towards cupertino. bay bridge metering lights on. check. and unfortunately, it is backed up to the macarthur maze. about a 20-minute wait to get off the bridge. that's your traffic. for your forecast, here's lawrence. >> elizabeth, that fog moves well onshore overnight. continues to extend inland trying to break up

sigan en la escuela >> meta dificil de lograr cuando se tiene que asumir un papel de adulto >> diana y omar aprenderan a ser padres antes de tiempo >> lo que pasó pasó >> lucharan juntos por la felicidad, pero combinando escuela y trabajo >> niños y ancianos deben sacar tarjeta para andar en el transporte publico en el año escolar los niños podrán comprar pases de papel solo en cuatro centros especificos para pagar una cuota reducida es posible que además se aumente la tarifa base para andar en autobus en 2 dólares y para estudiantes, 15 a 20 dólares por mes 2 millones de dólares adicionales al año para asumir defici en la empresa >> fondos destinados a la florida regresaron a washington, y representan inversion necesaria de aquí al año 2020 para renovar trenes de antrac >> el gobierno de cuba analiza posibilidad para que residentes salgan de la isla a vacacionar se habla de estudiar política que facilite a cubanos viajar al exterior como turistas esto es una excepcion importante después del régimen de castro >> una mujer en méxico está al tanto de una organización narcot

has been hunting for mullah omar for nearly a decade these believed to have sheltered osama bin laden and al qaeda militants in the hears prior to the september eleventh attacks. stay in pakistan where a navy sources say troops have ended a siege at the naval air base by insurgents in karachi the gunmen were cornered after their nighttime raid on the complex which left at least twelve security officers dead well armed militants holed up inside the syllabi after the storm did with guns and grenades the assault also destroyed several u.s. supplied surveillance aircraft the taliban claimed responsibility and what is its third major attack since vowing to avenge the recent killing of osama bin laden. planted backed by the u.s. e.u. and gulf arab states to end yemen's political crisis has collapsed after president ali abdullah saleh refused to sign it but it's the third time he's stopped short of putting pen to paper he certainly this deal which would see him leave power within a month and granted immunity would lead to civil war earlier the bus or our first strike to broker the plan had t

with the afghans bush diverted those marines to iraq to launch another full scale war and told mullah omar where he could stick his offer bush wanted to go it alone. after ten years and trillions of dollars of going it alone we've learned one thing about this war strategy it only creates more war and more violence bush and bin ladin belong to the same school of thought they both believe the only way to win whether it be territory or hearts and minds is through extreme violence and war to kill off or kill enough of them that the rest surrender and ten years ago they both put in place this essentially the same strategy re littered the middle east with both overt and covert wars and bin laden countered everywhere we went with even more extreme violence and war al-qaeda for example wasn't even in a wrap until we got there and in the end but to both sides have to show. we are now no closer to stamping out religious extremism after ten years the taliban is on the rise in afghanistan again and now bin laden is dead and al qaeda is becoming less and less significant in arab world but because musli

we have been so easy to accept omar's offer bring into slot bin laden dismantle the training camps track down their attendees and sponsors and launch an international effort to disassemble and render impotent al-qaeda it probably could have been done in a year or less the road and bush realize that if they simply branded osama as a criminal for as the criminal thug that he was the leader of it was secure or islamic not via basically with fewer than a couple thousand serious members they wouldn't have the supervillain they needed so that george w. bush wish he could become the super hero if bush only authorized the police action he'd miss a golden opportunity to position himself as the commander in the war against evil incarnate and so the white house me again building the myth i was some as the evil genius osama as the worldwide mastermind even osama is the anti-christ and we responded to this criminal act by launching a war in afghanistan going after the very same guy mullah omar had agreed to arrest right after nine eleven but once the mythology took hold in america once bin ladin beca

let's talk about omar. hell me do you know b. pimm. i breeched want leaved he? in pakistan. have you look the. we believe it across the border it afghanistan. we would like to bring him to justice because without him there would be no 9/11 either and see what they say. >> bret: and the support for the network which is a kind of a crime syndicate in the eastern part of afghanistan that has killed many u.s. soldiers. it is pretty much known that there is some kind of effort to support them by the pakistani government or the isi their intelligence community. the leverage continue there's perhaps. >> you can look across the afghan border and you can see these figures roaming around the city with ba knockars. i have been there and that part of pakistan it is frustrating, sometimes the pakistani help. they take casualties, they engaged terrorism at different times, they provide us with information. other times this he have told people that we are coming for them. it is a mixed bag and prolonging the struggle and pakistan is double dealing and they need to stop for their own intere

top seven, ramirez with an rbi single bringing home former giants infielder omar vizquel and the a's answer with two more but still fall 4-3. the giants, cubs, finale as wrigley rained out. yesterday's giants win came in a rain-shortened game so didn't get started today and tim runs couple will have to wait to try to extend his 17-inning scoreless streak. the giants are alone in first place right now and they are at colorado who is on their heels tomorrow. comprehensive coverage of every bay area team is on sports net central. go deep with sportsnet central every night at 10:30 only on comcast cable. the nba playoffs are set. great series with plenty of twists and turns between the thunder of oklahoma city and memphis grizzlies comes down to a winner takes all where kevin durant and russell westbrook took it to another level, westbrook a triple-double. durant dropped a game high 39 points helping the thunder advance. 105-90, the fine. game one against the mavericks is tuesday night in dallas. later tonight on "sports sunday," serious football talk. if i told you we did the interview

mullah omar does more of that. than bin laden was ever involved in. that's why getting him would be important from an afghan situation. what it does show is that america never gives up. if you come after us and you harm america or americans, we're never going to give up hunting you down. every terrorist in the world ought to understand that. we're going to come after them in a relentless way. we're going to make sure that ultimately we take them out. and bring them to justice. i think from that standpoint, it ought to be a huge morale boost to our military and the afghan military and the afghan people that we're there and we're going to continue this fight. we're going to hunt down bad guys. we're going to prevail in this effort. >> ifill: senator saxby chambliss and senator mark udall, thank you both very much. >> lehrer: now how other americans are reacting to the news of bin laden's death nearly a decade after the 9/11 attacks. judy woodruff has that part of our story. >> woodruff: it led some to cheer in the streets; for others, it marked a moment

oil rich iraq heck bin laden could have been nabbed days after nine eleven had bush taken up model omar's offer to let afghanistan arrest bin laden and hand him over to a third country for a trial but instead of a surgical mission and instead of working with the afghans bush diverted those marines to iraq to launch another full scale war and told mullah omar where he could stick his offer bush wanted to go it alone. after ten years and trillions of dollars of go it alone we've learned one thing about this war strategy it only creates more war and more violence bush and bin ladin belong to the same school of thought they both believe the only way to win whether it be territory or hearts and minds is through extreme violence and war to kill a lot or kill enough of them that the rest surrender and ten years ago they both put in place this essentially the same strategy really littered the middle east with both overt and covert wars and bin laden countered everywhere we went with even more extreme violence and war al-qaeda for example wasn't even in a wrap until we got up there and in the end

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meanwhile, the taliban denied reports that its leader, mullah omar, had been killed in pakistan. an afghan tv news channel reported omar was shot dead while being moved from quetta to north waziristan. afghan officials said they are not sure what happened to the taliban leader. >> so far we cannot confirm that this was official. but we can confirm that he has been disappeared from his hideout. we hope he's dead but we cannot confirm it yet. >> reporter: the afghan tv report said omar had been helped by general hamid gul, the former chief of pakistani intelligence. gul denied it. the pakistani taliban claimed today it was responsible for an 18-hour attack on a military base in karachi that killed ten people. the group said it was revenge for the killing of osama bin laden. we have a report narrated by john sparks of international television news. >> reporter: burnt out and worthless, several military aircraft left to smolder on the tarmac. this, the headquarters of paks naval air unit. it was protected by troops and rung with barbed wire, but no match it seems for a small group of

mullah omar does more of that. than bin laden was ever involved in. that's why getting him would be important from an afghan situation. what it does show is that america never gives up. if you come after us and you harm america or americans, we're never going to give up hunting you down. every terrorist in the world ought to understand that. we're going to come after them in a relentless way. we're going to make sure that ultimately we take them out. and bring them to justice. i think from that standpoint, it ought to be a huge morale boost to our military and the afghan military and the afghan people that we're there and we're going to continue this fight. we're going to hunt down bad guys. we're going to prevail in this effort. >> ifill: senator saxby chambliss and senator mark udall, thank you both very much. >> lehrer: now how other americans are reacting to the news of bin laden' death nearly decade after the 9/11 attacks. judy woodruff has that part of our story. >> woodruff: it led some to cheer in the streets; for others, it marked a moment of

meanwhile, the taliban denied reports that its leader, mullah omar, had been killed in pakian.kipa n aghan tv news channeln reported omar was shot dead while being moved from quetta to north waziristan. afghan officials said they are not sure what happened to the taliban leader. >> so far we cannot confirm that this was official. but we can confirm that he has been disappeared from his hideout. we hope he's dead but we cannot confirm it yet. >> reporter: the afghan tv report said omar had been helped by general hamid gul, the former chief of pakistani intelligence. gul denied it. the pakistani taliban claimed today it was responsible for an 18-hour attack on a military base in karachi that killed ten people. the group said it was revenge for the killing of osama bin laden. we have a report narrated by john sparks of international television news. >> reporter: burnt out and worthless, several military aircraft left to smolder on the tarmac. this, the headquarters of paks naval air unit. it was protected by troops and rung with barbed wire, but no match it seems for a small group of mi

meanwhile, the taliban denied reports that its leader, mullah omar, had been killed in pakistan. an afghan tv news channel reported omar was shot dead while being moved from quetta to north waziristan. afghan officials said they are not sure what happened to the taliban leader. >> so far we cannot confirm that this was official. but we can confirm that he has been disappeared from his hideout. we hope he's dad but we cannot confirm it yet. >> reporter: the afghan tv report said omar had been helped by general hamid gul, the former chief of pakistani intelligence. gul denied it. the pakistani taliban claimed today it was responsible for an 18-hour attack on a military base in karachi that killed ten people. the group said it was revenge for the killing of osama bin laden. we have a report narrated by john sparks of international television news. >> reporter: burnt out and worthless, several military aircraft left to smolder on the tarmac. this, the headquarters of paks naval air unit. it was protected by troops and rung with barbed wire, but no match it seems for a small group of

mullah omar does more of that. than bin laden was ever involved in. that's why getting him would be important from an afghan situation. what it does show is that america never gives up. if you come after us and you harm america or americans, we're never going to give up hunting you down. every terrorist in the world ought to understand that. we're going to come after them in a relentless way. we're going to make sure that ultimately we take them out. and bring them to justice i think from that standpoint, it ought to be a huge morale boost to our military and the afghan military and the afghan people that we're there and we're going to continue this fight. we're going to hunt down bad guys. we're going to prevail in this effort. >> ifill: senator saxby chambliss and senator mark udall, thank you both very much. >> lehrer: now how other americans are reacting to the news of bin laden's death nearly a decade after the 9/11 attacks. judy woodruff has that part of our story. >> woodruff: it led some to cheer in the streets; for others, it marked a moment

mohammed omar not radical enough in terms of of the taliban in afghanistan it with al qaeda you have these disparate groups that are spread out in somalia in yemen and elsewhere in north africa that i think they are freestanding cells that don't have the ability to take down skyscrapers of manhattan but they could potentially take down aircraft they could potentially blow up hotels i think i think the threat is now smaller scale acts of spread out terrorism not a centralized bogeyman like osama bin laden that in a way i think is is is is the real threat that we need to start looking at when we're talking about international terrorism versus who's going to be the successor to osama bin laden i'd agree and i think this also goes back to what if you look at some of the original goal in carrying out attacks like nine eleven if you look at the entire model he had for for his kind of plan to take down the united states was the successor. the afghan mujahideen in afghanistan and he believes that it was the afghan intervention and the humiliating experience of the soviets had in afghanistan

mohammad omar not radical enough in terms of of the taliban in afghanistan and with al qaida you have these disparate groups that are spread out in somalia in yemen and elsewhere in north africa that i think they are freestanding cells that don't have the ability to take down skyscrapers of manhattan but they could potentially take down aircraft they could potentially blow up hotels i think i think the threat is now smaller scale acts of spread out terrorism not a centralized bogeyman like osama bin laden that in a way i think is is is is the real threat that we need to start looking at when we're talking about international terrorism versus who's going to be the successor to osama bin laden agree and i think this also goes back to what if you look at original goal in carrying out attacks like nine eleven if you look at the entire model he had for for his kind of plan to take down the united states was the success of the f. . and would he be in afghanistan and he believes that it was the afghan intervention and the humiliating experience of the soviets had in afghanistan was responsib

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