like isaid, tre were probably at least 500 people here eering him on the whole way. >> happy to out here. why did you want to come out he? family. to suprt miles and his >> it was fun. it was so much fun. he cam alive in his little mask. he was so batman in that moment, and we got to see him right up close. probably had a wonderful mil morning, and it's going to get crazier. we h so many peoe show . that's what san francisco i about. >> we are back out here live where justoments ago batkid took off. u're not goingo believe this. there'another crime takin place, and, again, rider is behind it. we understan tt he is robbing a bank in the financial district. batkid is o his way there right now with batman, and we're going to do the sa. we're going to hop into the car. foundation is behind a this. they reportedly gotomewhere in the neighborhood of 12,000 people who are volunteering today to help make his superhero drm come true. lo at the support. there have been people holding placards out here. it h been -- it's been like a celebrysighting. you shou have seen it whe he showed up he. we're

. >> earlier i spoke to isaid hussein a journalist, and he said that there has been mixed reaction to the news of the death. >> well, not to the mission accomplished, but to the involved in the vicious attacks against american forces. in pakistan, yes, it is a mixed feel. the general feeling that it is a good riddance. he was supposed to be involved or masterminded most of those attacks but also some kind o destructed the peace process in the country. >> before they were meant to start peace talks do you think the u.s. has stopped the one chance pakistan has for peace? >> no, i don't think there were any plans for peace. it was very concern that the taliban were not interested in peace, but the government had offered them an olive branch. there were some contacts made with the taliban, but there were not any serious progress made in this direction. i don't think this was meant to start the peace process with the taliban. the u.s. had tried to hit him several times in the past, and i think they guard the information at this point of how he was killed. >> we have much more on this story

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