unidos, qué significa para ellos la muerte de osama bin laden? >>> este es su noticiero univisión, con jorge ramos y maría elena salinas [♪] . >>> muy buenas noches, osama bin laden está muerto, lo anunció anoche el presidente obama, lo que ahora faltan son imágenes >>> la casa blanca está considerando dar información e imágenes, importante conocer que con la muerte de osama bin laden termina una misión de más de 20 años >>> ahora nos cuentan >>> fueron las fuerzas especiales de la armada, que lanzaron el ataque quirúrjico, luego que el comandante en jefe diera la orden >>> cerca de donde despegaron 4 helicópteros, fueron 40 minutos de una intensa operación, junto a militares de la armada, junto a la cia. a uno de sus hijos adultos y 2 emisarios, más a osama bin laden fueron muertos >>> los navy trasladaron el cadáver del osama bin laden a otro helicóptero y fueron rumbo a afganistán >>> los propios soldados están entrenados cómo hacer lo forense para confirmar quién es quien >>> esto confirmó la muerte de osama bin laden

osama bin laden killed in pakistan. isi confirmed it. there goes the neighborhood. >> reporter: it is reported there were 5,000 tweets were second. a new record by far. tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> wet winter is paying off in the sierra. crews took their measurements today. the snow pack came in at 209% of average at this location. that is due to a lack of snow melt in april. the state says this year's water allocation is the highest since 2006. the wet winter could translate into lots of fuel for wildfires this summer. this is video of one of the many wildfires to hit the state. california has an average of 7,000 wildfires this year. homeowners need to clear brush and have an evacuation plan ready to go. >>> getting warmer. let's check in with bill for the latest on the forecast. >> the snow is melting slowly so we are not getting the big run offs so the snow is still captured up there. what we want is a slower melt so e we can capture that water and use it. things are heating up around here. it has been cool up till now. patchy

osama bin laden, and a resident identified osama bin laden, and osama bin laden was given a chance to surrender and he resisted and shot in the head and a photo identification was made of osama bin laden, they have photographed but the c.i.a. has not released the photographs, and now we can report he has been buried at sea. >> the defense department official said they took pictures. with saddam hussein they thought it was important to see the photographs after death, will we see the photographs? >> they have in not decided. there are photos that claim to willing osama bin laden shot but we are told by intelligence fills they are doctored photographs and have been there for a while. so far, the photographs have not been released but they have photographic evidence. they did not want to set up a land burial so there would be a land shrine. there was a decision made so there was no place for pilgrims to come to visit. saudi arabia was asked if they wanted possession of body of osama bin laden but they dechained. >> it would be more appropriate to throw him off the building. that would be

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

like if pakistan was involved in hiding osama bin laden. live in washington, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> reporters, leaders, all joind president obama. saturday night live's head writer was the featured speaker and at one point joked about osama bin laden's whereabouts. >> people think he is hiding in the -- >> the president smiled and  gave nothing away. hours later forces shot and killed osama bin laden. >>> ahead, robert handa will have reaction on the death of osama bin laden from bay area families who has loved one fighting over seas. >> i remember ken sent me an e- mail when saddam hussein was killed. and then i thought he should have been here to see this come full circle. >> more of the report straight ahead on ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. >>> our coverage continues online anytime. you can find president obama's full speech and a time line of the event of 9/11. www.ktvu.com. >>> police released the identity of a driver arrested yesterday in a hit-and-run accident. leticia martinez is phasing charges, including manslaughter, driving u

they had killed osama bin laden. the compound was unique, built in 2005, it was built died someone significant the walls 18 ft. tall. according to one official the estimated cost was about a million dollars security gates, no phone, no internet. it was located just a handful of yards away from the military academy. there were three or army regiments in that city. the question is how could he be in a compound without the knowledge or consent of the military will have to see what comes out of that. >> mark: al-qaeda is already responding to the word of his death promising revenge. it is the first admission of his death. them going by the posting a threat on extremas website >> avenging the killing. he also announced that anyone thinking they have ended said wait a little bit. local law-enforcement agencies adding extra security measures. at of what's being called an abundance of caution. increased security in the bay area and in l.a.. new yorkers will see extra police. >> darya: will trend continues 13 covers a live s

they killed osama bin laden. they took custody of his body. >> at my direction the united states launched a targeted operation against that compound in abbottabad, pakistan. a small team of americans carried it out with extreme courage and capability. no americans were harmed. they took care to avoid civilian casualties. after a firefight, they killed osama bin laden and took custody of his body. >> you would be forgiven the night they killed bin laden for putting down your homework or your tv remote or whatever and running to the white house and, say, climbing a tree and singing the national anthem with a thousand strangers. you've waited a long time for this. some of the people i was out there with at the white house with last night have waited half their lives. i don't know what it means at this point in history that american forces have killed osama bin laden. i don't know what it necessarily means for politics domestic and foreign but i know america promised a decade ago to bring osama bin laden to justice.

for killing of osama bin laden. an al qaeda commentator has posted a eulogy for bin laden on extremist websites. he promised to avenge the killing of the sikh of islam. we're also learning that ob was buried at sea because it would have been hard to find a country that would keep his remains. he die at his compound in a-- in abbottabad. it's believed bin laden had been at the compound for five years. white house officials learned of the hiding place earlier this year. >>> 7:01. we have live team coverage on the death of the world's most- wanted terrorist. we have reports from washington, d.c., to sfo, to little kabul in fremont. but first let's go to ktvu's kraig debro. he's at the b.a.r.t. station. good morning kraig. >> reporter: good morning, dave. there is a little bit of extra security onhan. the reason -- well you just heard part of the reason, that threat of -- threat of the al qaeda member. this is a federally funded operation made up of b.a.r.t. officers. the group was scheduled to do a training exercise. i

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

killed osama bin laden. this is on every newspaper in the land. >> does this make him a martyr now would we have to worry about more retaliation? >> i think for any of his followers, there is likely to be that impact it would have been the case whether he died of natural causes over not in some ways he becomes a venerated figure after his death the question of retaliation sydnie is one i think we have to look at carefully already this morning we have reports of people posting things online, threatening retaliation but let me say to reas sure people watching today, any time an attack happens any where, there will be lots of groups that claim credit for it or threaten more attacks in the future and it is important we distinguish between people who make claimthose who are viable threats some times when we publicize these things in news media we raise anxiety when we don't need to. until there is more viable information it is reasonable to expect someone will do something but as for a credible threat, don't have

led to osama bin laden's elimination. at ground zero with the latest. >> reporter: the code used to inform white house officials that osama bin laden was killed early monday on a raid in his compound. >> i want to recognize the heroes that carried out this incredibly dangerous mission, as well as the professionals who made the mission possible. >>> the operation involved four helicopters and 2 dozen commandos on the ground, was praised even by president obama opponents monday. >> it's important we remain vigilant to protect the american people. this makes our engagement in places like afghanistan more important, not less. >> reporter: after celebrations at the white house and here at ground zero, visitors on monday continued to pass by the site where the world trade center once stood. for come the occasion is more about reflection, after almost a decade of waiting. >> hopefully this world will now be a better place without osama bin laden. >> new questions about what happens next for al-qaeda and the war on terror. >> the

they saw a man who looked very much like osama bin laden. they said is that osama bin laden. one of the people on the scene said yes, that's him. he then was asked to surrender, resisted, and that's when they shot him in the head. they have visual evidence of this. they have a photograph that they are debating, the administration is debating when and if that photograph should be release he in order to put to rest that any notion that mr. osama bin laden had not been killed. we also are reporting that at 2:00am eastern osama bin laden's body was buried at sea. it was a sea burial. our understanding from u.s. officials is the plan was to do a burial off the u.s. s. carl vincent, that is the only aircraft carrier that the u.s. has in the regs and we have seen nothing to continue district that the plan went ahead. there has been no mention that the plan did not no all right. we do not have any confirmation in the ship at this time. we know it was the plan to bury him at see off the u.s. s. carl vincent. jon: there have been reports that the pakistanis have been interrogating memb

s lead source on osama bin laden. in a rare "60 minutes" interview he told us recently that america's greatest enemy in that region is not al qaeda, it's pakistan. >> you have to give pakistan a title. is it a friend? what is pakistan? >> reporter: it currently has the title of ally. >> right. deceptive. >> reporter: so you think its title should be? >> it should be a hostile country. a hostile state. >> reporter: so pakistan is the enemy of the u.s.? >> the amount of pain pakistan has inflicted upon the united states in the past 12 years is unprecedented. no other country has inflicted that amount of pain upon your nation. >> reporter: that pain is pakistan's long-term support for al qaeda and its allies. battling u.s. forces in afghanistan. today, the president's counterterrorism chief also seemed to point the finger at pakistan. >> i think it's inconceivable that bin laden did not have a support system in the country that allowed him to remain there for an extended period of time. >> reporter: that was more blunt t

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bin laden's dead body. >> there's no doubt that we killed osama bin laden. it is important for us to make sure that very graphic photos of somebody who was shot in the head are not floating around as an incitement to additional violence as a propaganda tool. that's not who we are. >> but of course fake photos of dead bin laden have already turned up on the internet along with pictures claiming to be of others killed inside the compound. new details continue to come out about bin laden the compound and the aftermath of his killing. bin laden reportedly had 500 euros, about $750 and two telephone numbers sewn into his clothing when he was shot. pakistan's ambassador to the united states said today pakistan plans to launch a series of internal investigations into how they missed bin laden and to find out if anyone in the pakistani government had helped him. but pakistan doesn't plan to involve the united states in its inquiry. late today the associated press quoting u.s. officials reported that navy s.e.a.l.s shot bin laden after they saw him appear to lunge fo

osama bin laden is gone. his body buried at sea. u.s. officials saying they did this in keeping with the islamic faith which a body must be buried within 24 hours. what nation wanted to keep osama bin laden's remains became a mecca for extremists, a lightning rod for his ilk. >> it's a good point. the president was in talks with military officials over the weekend. he gave no indication of it what so ever. he had the white house press correspondent's dinner saturday night. >> let's reach back to the fogs of time a slight bit here. remember that moment george bush reading a book in front of a class of school children. he took a lot of heat for that. honestly, it's what a president must do in a time of crisis. remain detached. not let the other people, the enemy know what you are thinking. president obama was laughing it up just like any president would at a white house correspondent's dinner. he went to the cape and watched the shuttle launch and toured a facility with his family. he went to the tornado zone, never once giving a hint what

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

as word spread about osama bin laden's death. randall pinkston reports from new york where crowds chanted and cheered throughout the night. >> reporter: crowds marched in the streets around ground zero to celebrate the killing of osama bin laden among them army captain just back from afghanistan >> i am proud of the guys willing to go out there and take care of business. >> reporter: it didn't take long for news to spread after president obama's statement last night. >>> let me say to families who lost members on 9/11 we have never forgotten your loss. >> reporter: time square looked more like a party as hundreds took part. >> great hour for u.s.a. great day for usa. >> reporter: in philadelphia instead of the game fans were flewed to their phones. -- glued to their phones while some broke out in chants of usa, usa. >> new york city mayor michael bloomberg called the killing of osama bin laden a politically important victory nowhere was it felt more than here at ground zero where nearly 3,000 people were killed. >> now he is fina

we see two osama bin ladens. we see this man without his beard died, hunched over, blanket, wool cap. intentionally watching himself of tv. he said, honestly with don't know why he allowed us to film these videos. his beard died black, hair black, sitting in front of the camera, reading messages. the u.s. government did not distribute the audio because they said they felt they would bo in the position of broadca broadcasting his own. where does this leave us? what we're told is this haul of intelligence from the compound, videos, documents, dvds, thumb drives, all of it, according to the single official is, quote, the singest largest collection of terrorist materials ever. another video. in front of a wrinkled sheet. still untidy but reading off a script. they believe as a result of kyming osama bin laden, al qaeda is disrupted. they're struggling to name a success sore. you'll note they did not name a successor. the world assumed that it will be the egyptian ahman al zawahiri. he had his own enemies. they don't

it shielded bin laden and refused to give him up. osama bin laden didn't make a home here. he found a home here with the taliban. and to the extent the taliban is still a force, that battle continues. people i've spoken to on the street and also in government here are saying, look, the united states should not look at pulling out too soon. this isn't all for nothing. ultimately this is not just about securing afghanistan but it's also about securing the united states and limiting any possibility of a further attack there if they, in fact, did pull out sooner and gave the militants an opportunity. >> and, stan, u.s. troop withdrawals scheduled for july of this year. any rumblings there on the ground about whether people are that much more nervous about that taking place, if they're anxious or feel like the withdrawal should take place that much sooner now that osama bin laden has been killed? >> reporter: there's really a mixed message when you speak to people here, depending on who you speak to. some people on the street that i've had the opportunity to talk to about this h

bin laden, the leader of al qaeda. >> it's 10 years since osama bin laden attacked the united states on its own shores. 3,000 people were killed on 9/11, the worst attack on american soil since pearl harbor. when bin laden admitted he'd ordered them, he became the world's most wanted man. >> there's an old poster out west as i recall that said, "wanted: dead or alive." ' he was tracked down to the mountains of tora bora after u.s. forces had invaded afghanistan. b-52's bombed the caves he used to hide out. but he escaped over the border into pakistan's tribal areas, and the trail went cold. this weekend, u.s. special forces found him, not in the tribal areas, but in the pakistani town of abbottabad. he was sheltering in this compound, filmed here after the u.s. raid. just down the road from a pakistani military base. >> it's an odd feeling in the ballpark right now, to be perfectly with you. some of the crowd chanting "u.s.a." u.s.a.." >> the news started spreading across the u.s. even before president obama spoke. crowds flocked to times square in new york. soldiers joining the cele

there is archival video of our osama bin laden -- of osama bin laden. he has been captured and killed in the u.s. operation. he was confirmed by the president a short while ago in the east room of the white house. i will let you listen in to al jazeera coverage of the story. >> it is different from after 9/11. we are seeing a shift in strategy. let me be very frank. in afghanistan, people are very puzzled as far as the war against terrorists goes. we do not know what strategy they will adopt after what happened today. >> thank you for joining us on the line from afghanistan. we've got news that the most wanted man in the world is dead. u.s. president barack obama has just announced that osama bin laden has been killed by u.s. forces. >> tonight, i can report to the american people and the world that the united states has conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden, the leader of al qaeda, the terrorist responsible for the murder of thousands of innocent men, women, and children. >> obama says osama bin laden was killed in a special operation by u

bin laden's dead body. >> there's no doubt that we killed osama bin laden. it is important for us to make sure that very graphic photos of somebody who was shot in the head are not floating around as an incitement to additional violence, as a propaganda tool. that's not who we are. >> but, of course, fake photos of dead bin laden have already turned up on the internet, along with pictures claiming to be of others killed inside the compound. new details continue to come out about bin laden, the compound and the aftermath of his killing. bin laden reportedly had 500 euros, about $750, and two telephone numbers sewn into his clothing when he was shot. pakistan's ambassador to the united states said today pakistan plans to launch a series of internal investigations into how they missed bin laden and to find out if anyone in the pakistani government had helped him. but pakistan doesn't plan to involve the united states in its inquiry. late today the associated press quoting u.s. officials reported that navy s.e.a.l.s shot bin laden after they saw him appear to lu

operation to kill osama bin laden. in a ship carrying more than 1000 refugees from misrata has arrived in benghazi. afp news agency is reporting that the convoy of military vessels have gone out of the town of deraa in syria. it has been reported that soldiers have stormed an area in damascus. thousands of people held a protest march in the area last friday, demanding the removal of president bashar al-assad. jim is watching the situation from beirut. foreign journalists are not allowed into syria. what is the latest you're hearing about the troops moving out of deraa and into the damascus? >> there's no great contradiction there. they feel they have done the job. they have captured well over 500 of them. and a lot of arms and ammunition. they have also killed at least 50 or more. meanwhile, of course, there's more work to be done elsewhere in terms of trying to head up demonstrations, perhaps, on friday and in the suburbs of damascus itself. the regime is very careful that there should not be big trouble in the capita

al qaeda and osama bin laden, particularly osama bin laden, has been the symbol of the resistance movement against the united states, against its project to bring democracy to the middle east for the last decade. and now with the word that, not only has he been killed, but the united states has his body. and that, i think, will be the key thing in all of this. that the united states, the special operations forces and congratulations to them this evening, was able, not only to reach out into pakistan, into the tribal areas, where we're assuming this incident took place, and to not only kill osama bin laden, but to retrieve his body. that will be an incredibly significant moral blow to the militants and will show that the united states wasn't kidding when it launched this war on terrorism. it wasn't a joke, it wasn't a myth, that the united states did have the power to carry out an effective operation on the ground. and that's what so many people were doubting after the war in iraq, after the war in afgh afghanist afghanistan, after the war in afghanistan was renewed again. people were worri

yet osama bin laden escaped across the afghan border into pakistan. a look at the continued to operate from the border and through its affiliates throughout the world. last august after years of pan staking work i was briefed on a possible leak to osama bin laden. it was far from sir, it took months to run this the ground. and met repeatedly with national security as we develop more information. finally, last week by determined we had enough intelligence to take action. we authorized an operation to take osama bin laden and taken to justice. today at my direction, the united states launched an operation against the compound in pakistan. as a team of americans carried out the operation with courage and capability. no americans were harmed. they took care to avoid civilian casualties. after fierce firefight they killed osama bin laden and took custody of his body. he has been al- qaida as leader and symbol, he continues to plot attacks against our friends and allies the death of osama bin laden is a great achievement. his death is not and our efforts. n

osama bin laden is dead. the president will announce in mere moments that it was a u.s. military action that killed him, that u.s. personnel were responsible for his death and that the united states has the body in its custody. this, we believe, was an incident that occurred in pakistan where osama bin laden for years has been believed to be hiding. we have seen him periodically appear on videotapes on al jazeera, broadcast throughout the arab world. the wars in afghanistan and iraq, particularly the war in afghanistan that was launched in an effort to bring both al qaeda down and osama bin laden down. and now it has happened. the president will take america through the developments that led to osama bin laden's death tonight. we are awaiting the president who will speak late on a sunday night. and he will take us through those developments. we have all of our correspondents in place. chuck todd in the white house, our chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell who has covered the war on terrorism an

>> osama bin laden dead. the tip the apartment to his end. >> marylanders are reacting to that big news. >> a 5-year-old is discovered in a closet along with his father's body. >> will we have rain this workweek? [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good monday morning. i am mindy basara. >> and i am stan stovall. thank you for joining us this morning. >> john collins has a check on the forecast. >> will we have rain? as has been all spring, the simple answer is yes. there is showing upper -- there is some showing up on radar to our west. yesterday we had a couple of showers in the area, but nothing major. today looks like it will be the same kind of day with a lot of clouds. we have the clouds and mostly sprinkle activity. this is around frederick or north of there, and then out west to cumberland and hagerstown. we have had reports of patchy fog which may aff

osama bin laden is dead! we got him. >> and the senior cadet that made the announcement tells us curfew is normally 11:30 but people were out until 1:00 this morning, and they were celebrating. so the great quest of our time is finally over. so what happens to the war on terror and the mission in south asia? >> peter bergen here to talk about that. he interviewed osama bin laden in '97. and terrorist analyst paul c krupshank is with us, and fran townsend, as well. peter, let's kick it off with you. how if at all does this affect the campaign in afghanistan? >> well, americans have fought the war in afghanistan according to polls including democrats, this will increase political pressure on president obama to, you know, to try and make the campaign in afghanistan. but i think president obama has made a significant decision, his decision that has been not really completely processed as it's probably the most important decision of his presidency on the foreign policy front, other than the intervention in libya w

bin laden actually publicly gave up on trying to get osama bin laden. you just saw him do it. and still some of his most fanatical supporters want to today give him credit for getting osama bin laden. this is what going after osama bin laden looks like. now is the time for the bush/cheney fanatics, the people who created the war on terror and got so much of it wrong to listen to john kerry and to listen to president barack obama teach them how to fight terrorists. tom, check this out. >>> less than 48 hours after news of osama bin laden's death, republicans including house homeland security committee chair peter king are trying to suggest that the so-called enhanced interrogation techniques such as water boarding demonstrated here played a key role in tracking down bin laden. >> i'm saying the road to bin laden began with water boarding. those who put this around themselves against water boarding, i say the real moral decision to make is you're going to allow someone to die. >> the practice of water boarding ended seven years ago. all of the enhanced in

just look for the osama bin laden tab. our coverage continues throughout the hour at 10:30 the elite team responsible for the raid and how it happened. plus reaction from bay area muslims, why some say killing osama bin laden accomplished little. also stepped up security in the bay area, what's being done should there be any al-qaida retaliation. >>> and temperatures dropped off about 10 degrees today in some areas. as we go into the next 24 to 36 hours, a bill warm up. i'll show you which cities could reach 80 degrees and even 90 degrees. >>> working for the church and tonight charged with ripping off the church. new information about an embezzlement scandal. >>> police search for a wanted man, tonight we found out why he's being sought. >>> tonight oakland police say they arrested a man in connection with a shooting in the city. you can see with their handguns drawn, they were able to search homes one by one. >>> tonight charges have been filed against three people for embezzling more than half a million dollars from a c

a osama bin laden compound is a shell now. the police and army have been searching here, but the key evidence was taken by the americans. sources say inside they recovered 10 cell phones, 10 computers, and a possible treasure trove of information on 100 memory sticks. his clothing is being examined. reports from the usa 500 euros and two phone numbers were sewn into the fabric. -- say 500 euros and two phone numbers were sewn into the fabric. pictures are emerging from life inside the compound. the women were seldom seen. when they ventured out, they were transported in a van. the men were on the moves. a trusted careers were in and out. local people said they saw them in the neighborhood right early. >> there were two brothers, one was young and one was very old. they usually go for repairs near this mosque. -- for prayers near this mosque. because they are normal people. >> tradesmen told us the brothers often called him to the compound. it seems that unwittingly he was plumber. they would pay me for my work. there was nothi

just look for the osama bin laden tab. our coverage continues throughout the hour at 10:30 the elite team responsible for the raid and how it happened. plus reaction from bay area muslims, why some say killing osama bin laden accomplished little. also stepped up security in the bay area, what's being done should there be any al-qaida retaliation. >>> and temperatures dropped off about 10 degrees today in some areas. as we go into the next 24 to 36 hours, a bill warm up. i'll show you which cities could reach 80 degrees and even 90 degrees. >>> working for the church and tonight charged with ripping off >>> tonight oakland police say they arrested a man in connection with a shooting in the city. you can see with their handguns drawn, they were able to search homes one by one. >>> tonight charges have been filed against three people for embezzling more than half a million dollars from a church in danville. heather holmes live in danville with details on this scam, heather. >> reporter: frank for more than eight months now, p

we we just won't worry about osama osama bin laden. you ca you can't afford to say that if you if you want to win this fight. fight. you ha you have to get osama bin laden laden to win. but but getting him doesn't mean you've you've won. that i that is the simplest way to put put it. >> mitc >> mitchell: bob, let me go back t back to you for a second. you you covered washington for a long long time. chip chip talked about how the white white house is obviously please pleased at these latest develo developments. give u give us an idea of what this means means to washington, what it means means for the obama admini administration in terms of its clo its clout around town and what y what you will hear probably tomorr tomorrow from your sources? >> wel >> well this is huge for the obama obama administration this is a b a big win for the president. george george bush sadly wanted to get osa get osama bin laden, and from from what we can tell, didn't didn't really come that close close after tora bora. so thi so this has been a relent relent

forces hood killed osama bin laden. in a statement bush said he congratulated president obama he said he also congratulated the men and women of the u.s. military and intelligence communities who devoted their lives to the mission. >>> osama bin laden has a long history of spreading terror. he was born in 1957. he inherited $25 million when his father died. his anger at the united states grew during the gulf war he used his family fortune to pay for islamic militants in the sudan and afghanistan his al qaeda terrorist network was tied to attacks on american soldiers on somalia and two u.s. embassies in africa. then came the deadly attack on the uss cole on yemen in 2000 less than a year later the attacks on new york and washington made him the world's most wanted terrorist. >> much more coming up. political analyst joe tulman will join us onset. you can find more at cbssf.com. >>> let's get a quick look at traffic and weather christy good morning to you. >> good morning sydnie. a mild start to the day anotherbeautiful d

they killed osama bin laden. they took custody of his body. >> at my direction the united states launched a targeted operation against that compound in abbottabad, pakistan. a small team of americans carried out the operation with extreme courage and capability. no americans were harmed. they took care to avoid civilian casualties. after a firefight, they killed osama bin laden and took custody of his body. >> you would be forgiven the night they killed bin laden for putting down your homework or your tv remote or whatever and runng to the whiteouse and, say, climbing a tree and singing the national anthem with a thousand strangers. you've waited a long time for this. some of the people i was out there with at the white house with last night have waited half their lives. i don't know what it means at th

that threat is out there without osama bin laden? >> i don't know if you have ever read -- peter bergen has read and written many books about osama bin laden. his declaration is he believes that this is the end of osama bin laden, per se -- can carry these kind of missions out. that being said, there are people who will still want to get americans. i think we need 24 hours -- we are not going to let down our guard. we are smart. we have homeland defense. we know what we are doing. today is a day to say that justice has been done. we cannot bring back the people who died and the pain of their loved ones. that is something we cannot do. as stated from the senator from new york, this is definitely closure for many people. this is justice. >> looking at the pictures here, senator boxer, we see young people with big budweiser beer cans in their hand waving american flags and to echo what you have said, there is serious talk of discussion ahead of us talking about threats, but at least we can take a few moments to have a timeout and celebr

down. >> osama bin laden is dead. what is the significance? >> i think it is quite significant. i wouldn't say that the threat of terrorism is eliminated but i think it is substantially reduced. >> do you think that president obama now having brought him to justice will serve another term? >> it is too early to predict. i hope so. i believe this has enhanced his political standings, particularly those that didn't think he was a strong, competent person that could carry out a mission successfully. >> is the war on terror over? is it time to get out of afghanistan. >> i would hope this would expedite our time in afghanistan. >> the u.s. has known that is about overwhelming the taliban. he would like to see u.s. troops get out as quickly as possible. i did ask him about his own failed mission in trying to rescue american hostages in iran under his watch. what does it feel like? what does he go had through as a president making that kind of tough decision. he talks about that as well. >> what does it feel like when you fa

this is what's osama bin laden -- this is what osama bin laden wanted. guest: to desecrate the body would have made us feel good, but it would have invoked great anger in the muslim world. host: lancaster, california. tony, you are next. caller: i have a question for those who question the burial at sea. where do they think you want -- he should have been buried? in the united states? host: that was part of a report that said it would have been difficult in finding a country to except his remains. guest: the saudis would not taken back. i thought it was an unusual decision to bury him at csea. as i think about it, i think now it was a good idea. now people will say, they buried him at sea and he really is not dead. host: the suspect there will be pictures coming forward? guest: i think they may have to release pictures to satisfy people in the united states. i don't think it's a good idea. a lot depends on how he looks, in a sense. when a man dies, if he looks composed and calm in his death, it is a tradition in the muslim world that he was truly fightin

whether or not to release a picture of osama bin laden's body. at new york, at the site of the attacks, where the twin towers once stood, the great success was resonating. >> i never thought he was a wimp. i think he is a very decisive person. >> president obama will come here later this week. a chapter in american history entitled, the hunt for osama bin laden, is now closed. now the americans will see what happens next. >> today, part of what happened next included an morning about -- a warning about complacency. the u.s. attorney general warned that the fight was far from over and also about the threat of retaliatory attacks. this was also echoed in the military -- in the british parliament as david cameron warned that the threat of attacks still remains. >> osama bin laden might have been part of the scene but al qaeda has many other competitions and leaders still at large. it's terror cells are being hunted down in several countries. in yemen, the group al qaeda in the arabian peninsula was thought to have a strictly local agenda until it di

the capture of osama bin laden. some statements tonight from michael bloomberg, new yorkers have waited nearly 10 years for this news. is my hope that it will bring closure and comfort to those who lost loved ones on september 11. from president bush who said, president obama called me to inform me that american forces had killed osama bin laden, the leader of archive. i congratulated him and the men and women of the military who devoted their lives to this mission. from senator john kerry, we owe a tremendous debt of gratitude to the men and women of our intelligence agencies. i commend the president and his team for never forgetting the need to secure justice for those who lost loved ones. 2025853855 for eastern and central. as we come to you at 1:41 in the morning in the nation's capital. caller: the morning. i want to say that you had a caller about 15 minutes ago from north carolina who said the u.s. handed down him like an animal and he did not get a fair trial. he was an animal. he did get a fair trial. court

osama bin laden's body buried at sea already. there are concerns his death could set off attacks against americans. something the president addressed last night. >> the death of bin laden marks the most significant effort to date to defeat al-qaeda. his death does not mark the end of our effort. there is no doubt that al-qaeda will continue to pursue attacks against us. >> in just a few minutes we will be live at the white house where huge crowds are tuning in and turning out to celebrate the news. >>> a minute after the hour now, we say good morning to you and good morning to tony perkins. >> good morning to both of you. we have a few rain showers off to the west that will be tracking through washington, d.c. itself in a little bit. it is mainly light rain. hd radar, show you what's happening. a couple showers popping up during the last hour here and there. once again you can see there is an area -- okay, there is an enhanced area heavy rain to the west of the district, just outside of the beltway that will be moving through the

biography of osama bin laden. he interviewed the al qaeda leader three times during the 1990s. how did he justify the killing of innocent americans? >> he said that, yes, the killing of innocent children and women is not permitted in islam. but if they are killing our innocent children, if they are providing weapons to the israelis and to the other anti-muslim forces to kill muslims, then we have the right to respond back in the same manner. >> reporter: while bin laden believed he had a political justification for killing american civilians, he needed the trappings of clerical legitimacy. that would come in the form of a fatwa, a religious decree from sheikh omar abdul rahman, the blind radical egyptian cleric, the spiritual guide of the 1993 world trade center bombers. when the fatwa was handed out at bin laden's press conference, rahman was already imprisoned in the united states on terrorism charges. >> neither bin laden nor ayman al zawahiri are religious scholars, and they know that. they needed a fatwa from

this was osama bin laden's window on the world. inside the compound, a scorched roof, a sign of the struggle here. the u.s. claims bin laden might have lived in this fortress for as long as five years. pakistan's powerful spy agency, the isi, says that they raided the place in 2003, but then it dropped off the radar. they said that they were embarrassed by the failure. this local man insisted that security forces let no one passed unnoticed here. >> all of these people when they came in the night to their house, they always checked their id cards. they ask you for the id card, where you live, they would ask you in the evening. >> we are outside the compound. the house itself is clearly visible. you can see how very conspicuous all of this is with the high perimeter walls and the barbwire on top. it is easy to understand why the americans are asking so many questions. they want to know how bin laden managed to live here. they believe he must have had a support system. they're asking how high did that go. pakistan's premier military

. >> president obama announced osama bin laden has been killed. president said he was killed by u.s. forces in this pact -- in pakistan. >> we have team coverage beginning with brian moore. >> this is where osama bin laden met his end, a suburban mansion in pakistan. the world's most wanted terrorist taken down by u.s. forces at the order of president obama. >> the united states killed osama bin laden. a terrorist who is responsible for the murder of thousands of innocent men, women, and children. justice has been done. >> impromptu celebrations erupted outside the white house. >> it was important to bring this person to justice. >> and a ground zero in new york. in towns large and small, what can best be described as patriotic victory rallies. but for families who lost loved ones, it is a day of closure wrapped in a complex emotions. for nearly a decade, osama bin laden had taunted the united states. intelligence received a break. >> it was far from certain and it took many months to run this thread to ground. >a small team of americans carried o

bin ladeal pledge allegiance to osama bin laden. there will be pretenders after the death, zahari, bin laden has 11 sons. one or two were chosen to go into their dad's line of business. one was in iran and sort of had a middle management role in al qaeda while he was living under some form of house arrest. he may have been killed in a drone strike in recent years. one of the sons was killed in this special forces raid earlier in the last 24 hours. you can imagine a kid with a family name trying to kind of take over from the dad. with there's no one of bin laden's "stature." >> let me read what cia director panetta wrote, "though bin laden is dead, terrorism is not. we have struck a heavy blow against this enemy. the only leader they have ever known whose hateful vision gave tries their atrocities is no more." and panetta went on to say the uncatchable one has been caught and killed. this is a serious psychological blow to those people and those -- who were actually in the caves or pledging their allegiance to osama bin laden. perhap

al-qaeda's top leader osama bin laden is now dead. you're getting a look right now of possible video of the attack in which he was killed. a small u.s. military team raided a mansion yesterday in abbottabad, an area north of the pakistani capital. seven other people were also killed in that attack. u.s. officials say a u.s. helicopter crashed but no americans were hurt during this. osama bin laden is the mastermind behind the september 11th terrorist attacks that killed nearly 3000 americans. last night president obama spoke of america's efforts for justice. >> we are also united in our resolve to protect our nation and to bring those who committed this vicious attack to justice. we quickly learned that the 9/11 attacks were carried out by al-qaeda, an organization headed by osama bin laden, which had openly declared war on the united states and was committed to killing innocents in our country and around the globe. and so we went to war against al-qaeda to protect our citizens, our friends and our allies. over the last ten years, tha

>> osama bin laden died. the al qaeda facilitators, the brothers who were the career and his brother in the compound. in london -- osama bin laden's son, and the woman who was shielding osama bin laden. >> did he take her as a shield, or did someone put her there? >> i was not there. i just know she shielded osama bin laden from incoming fire. >> i have a couple of questions about security. one question is that intelligence folks said an attack was not about if it would happen, but when it would happen. since it is saying this is a strategic blow and the head of the snake is locked -- is lopped off -- has that mind-set changed because of this? >> i have never had the mind-set is not if but when. every day counter-terrorism officials are trying to stop whatever attacks might be out there. they go into each day believing that they can have another day and another terrorist attack. this does not mean that we are putting down our guard as far as the credit is concerned. it may be a mortally wounded tiger that sti

this hunt either for osama bin laden. we're coming up now on the tenth anniversary of those 9/11 attacks. how different that anniversary will be this year now that osama bin laden is dead. >> incredible difference, particularly when you mark a decade these families have waited for some sort of justice. jake mentioned the polls as recently as this last fall that 67% of americans never thought osama bin laden would be captured or killed. he continued to taunt the united states with those audiotapes. three in the last year. the last was in march where he threatened to kill captured americans if sheikh mohammed khalid was not key leased. just this evening on "world news" we featured a young boy who grew up in lower manhattan, a kindergartener when those towers were falling that morning. he saw it happen, saw people jump from the offices and a firefighter running to him at the scene, a little boy, he said it never left him and that's what drove the documentary. that's the sentiment we'll hear over and over again as we continue