come on! >> nearly 10 years after the 9/11 attack. >> how navy seals took out the most wanted man in the world. good afternoon. i'm kai jackson. >> and i'm mary bubala live in washington, d.c. today, a moment -- monumental day for our country as the most wanted man is taken out. we're in front of the white house. we talked with several people, a tourist, a man from maryland to came and held a sign with a special message. first, the latest on the death of osama bin laden. the white house says dna confirmed osama bin laden was killed by a team of navy seals who stormed his compound. >> osama bin laden is dead and just this has been done. >> reporter: new details are

emerging. president obama made the decision to launch the mission friday. he based it on cia intelligence indicating bin laden was most likely inside the million dollar compound about 35-mile north of islamabad. two u.s. black hawk helicopters swooped in early monday morning. one developed mechanical problems but was able to land. a commander shot bin laden in the head and two others. the raid took 45 minutes. no u.s. military was hurt. bin laden was then buried at sea. >> we won a very significant victory by killing osama bin laden. this will put al qaeda on defense for awhile. >> reporter: the homeland security is warning about possible retaliation. >> there's no doubt al qaeda will continue to pursue attacks us. we must and we will remain

vigilant at home and abroad. >> reporter: terrorism experts said the cat power base has -- al qaeda power base has shifted to yemen. on the most wanted list, bin laden is now listed as deceased. back here live in washington, d.c. there are photographs of bin laden's body. it will be up to president obama last to whether he will release them to the public and there's late breaking word there may be a new video that will surface shortly. let's head to denise in the newsroom. she has more on the operation to take out osama bin laden. >> reporter: it was in august the cia learned from a detainee at gwinnett guantanamo bay about bin laden at abbottabad. then there was a course of action to bring justice. it was last friday president

obama gave the final order to start the operation. last night when we received word, bin laden had been killed and buried at sea. back to you. >> reaction as been pouring in from all over the world. adam may joins me. you talked to maryland lawmakers. >> one member of the congressional delegation was aware of this operation at least one week before it happened. he was briefed by the cia about an hour before president obama announced osama bin laden's death to the nation. the death of osama bin laden triggered strong emotions in senator barbara mikulski. >> i feel a great sense of relief. i've had the same feeling when i was a little girl with my parents when we heard that hitler had died during world war ii and my response was good

ripped dance to bin laden -- riddance to bin laden. >> congressman dutch ruppersberger. we've been briefed on the focus of war bin laden was. we had many leads before. we had to make sure we had the right person and would be able to go after him at the right time. >> senator ben cardin said the beth of bin laden is -- death of bin laden ask a relief and warned of possible retal yags. on sunday military bases around maryland heightened security, imposing touch restrictions on -- tougher restrictions on visitors. at military installations across maryland, security has been

stepped up on the d.c. metro system and airports heightened security at bwi-thurgood marshall. >> we note state department also issued travelly letters for those living abroad. we found heightened security in front of the white house. there were many more officers and even an armored tank. for now, back to you on tv hill. >> thank you very much. here's the very latest on the death of osama bin laden. osama bin laden was killed during a firefight with u.s. navy seals last night in pakistan. dna confirmed bin laden's identity. spontaneous celebrations broke out across the united states including ground zero, new york and washington, d.c. although there are no plans to raise the terror level, americans are being warned to remain cautious. for more, log on to with your

website, wjz.com. after eyewitness news tonight make shower to watch a special edition of "cbs evening news" with katie couric. no bail for a maryland man arrested in mississippi driving the stolen car of a missing strrsville woman. she was found dead last wednesday. police had been looking for her chef ri impala. this weekend a 28-year-old was arrested driving her car while failing to stop at a sobriety checkpoint. suspect on the loose. baltimore county police need your help finding a woman who tried to rob a 7 eleven in woodlawn. >> reporter: it happened on april 21st at the 7 eleven on engleside avenue. the female suspect came into the store and pulled out a handgun. she demanded money from the cashier. before the money could be handed over another customer came in

and the female ran away without cash. >> anyone with information is asked to call cream stoppers. tips will remain anonmust. one person is dead in arkansas after strong storms caused possible problems in a state already saturated with rain. flood watches continue throughout most of the state. of concern today is the white river which flows through north central arkansas. already it's more than six feet above flood stage. the rain most likely won't stop in arkansas until next tuesday. much calmer outside. there's a mix of sun and clouds and a breeze. meteorologist bernadette woods is here with the possibility of showers. we're going to start out with temperatures before we get to the showers. take a look. we've gotten into the 70s across most of the state with the warm front that has finally cleared out. what it's doing, we'll show you radar. there are thunderstorms off to our north and making their way

into the western part of the state. there could be a shower or thundershower as we head through the evening hour. then tomorrow all of this out to the west is moving in our direction. that's going to factor into the forecast. we'll have more -- coming up. >> let's check on the road with kristy breslin. if you're traveling on the beltway, about 10 minutes on the west side inner loop. top side of the outer loop slowing at charles street. northbound 95. still ahead at 4:00 they're back already. a way to trap the annoying stink bug. >> married in style. cheaper versions of kate middleton's wedding dress are already out. will hunting be allowed in public parks. it's cloudy. is there rain on the way?

meteorologist bernadette woods has the updated forecast.

let's check in on the roads. hi, kristy. we have delays but mine north. traveling on the westbound you're looking at 10 minutes. that's from baltimore national pike over to liberty road. slowing as you make your approach to charles street. northbound 95 sluggish from 394 to the ft. mchenry tunnel. take hammond as your alter na. alternate. and giddings at north charles. let's take a live look. you can see not much activity at

dulaney valley road. it should be an easy commute. this traffic report ask brought to you boit cochran firm. call 1-800-thefirm or visit them online. a deer debate in baltimore county. it has lawmakers looking for last-minute solutions. tim williams tells us about the big vote expected tonight. >> currently most deer are hunted in rural areas. baltimore county council members are looking to amend the current bill and control gather hunts in certain areas. why? >> to basically thin out the herds because we do have a big issue with car accidents and the biggest issue is the environment. the deer is destroying our

environment. >> baltimore county council man todd huff is designing the mesh sure. >> sterilization has been mentioned as an option. the problem is here and now. >> we want to bring something to suburban communities. >> opponents oppose sterilization. 32 near loch raven were saved last year. >> even in they have one fawn each that's 32 each. over a dar's life, eight to eight and a half years. now you have another 200 to 300 that went be born. >> from towson, tim yil yams -- williams. >> that vote is tonight. how did the stock market react to the killing of osama

bin laden? stocks were down. the down was off three. the s&p off two. the nasdaq off 12. let's go to new york where alexis christoforous has tonight's cbs money watch update. >> stocks rallied today, but the buying spree quickly fade. traders are worried that bin laden's followers might retaliate. crude fell below $111 a barrel but prices quickly bounced back. there are new signs of an expanding global economy. reports show manufacturing in the u.s. and europe expanded last month and construction spending was up nearly 1 1/2% in march. builders began work on office buildings, hotels and factories. a big deal for the world's largest drug manufacturer.

it would give -- chrysler has turned its first profit since leaving bankruptcy. the automaker certained $116 million from january to march. the last time they reported a profit was 2006. that's your money watch. for more, head to cbsmoneywatch.com. when the big moment came, kate middleton's dress did not disappoint. within the next couple of weeks future brides will be able to purchase their own knockoff gowns. one designer in pennsylvania didn't waste time starting her a kate look-alike will wear it for the botanical garden. children in safety seats. toddlers are still at risk for serious injuries. what every parent needs to know. helping abused horses. after more than 100 are seized, those caring for them need help

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good afternoon. i'm mary bubala. live from washington, d.c. reaction pouring in from across the nation to the death of osama bin laden. here in washington, d.c. security is tight, but that is not stopping many, many tourists and others from coming to the nation's capital. the weather turned out to be decent, even hot for those who dressed for cold rainy conditions. for more, here's meteorologist bernadette woods. that's right. we did warm it up despite the clouds. let me show you radar. there are a couple of thunderstorms off to the northwest. they will skirt by parts of western maryland. we'll see better chance. let's take you back first.

we had that rain yesterday. it kept a chill in the area. we're in the warm air. they also saw a few peeks of sunshine and then the wind started to pick up out of the south. with that southerly wind, not only are we warming up, the dew points are up. so it's feeling somewhat muggy. 74 in baltimore. 75 in d.c. right now. so far today that has been our high an the average sup to 70 degrees. we're above average. we'll romaine above average tomorrow before the cold front comes our way. this is the cold front out to the west. it's already caused severe weather yesterday on the southern side and is again today. then it moves our way for tomorrow. when that happens what we're expecting is a mix of clouds and sunshine. when the front arrives, there's a chance for not only thunderstorms but strong to severe thunderstorms. this is the hear being highlighted. of course, if any watches or

warnings come out, we'll be passing those along to you. after we get those thunderstorms, they will change over to a rain tomorrow night. that will continue before coming to an end. when that happens our warmup tomorrow will take a big hit on wednesday by about 20 degrees. then we'll get a nice break on thursday before another storm comes our way on friday. the forecast looks like this. we'll see a small craft advisory go back into effect during the day. with the winds picking up at 10 to 15 knots. tonight we have a mild one. we're only going down into the 50s, mostly cloudy, possibly some fog and a spotty shower but tomorrow clouds and sun. we warm up to the 80s. as we get the thunderstorms going it could become strong to severe. if any watches or warnings come out, we'll let you know. >> we're seeing evidence of the rain. grass is green. things are budding. >> some of the areas it's

growing really fast. all right. it's a night of laughter and drama starring with "how i met your mother" and ending with a new episode -- all right here. still ahead, your 40s or 50s. when should women start getting regular mammograms? how rescuers coaxed trapped duck lings to safety. >> crowds at ground zero roaring by the minute. emotions are mixed. we'll have more when eyewitness news continues

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73 degrees and mostly cloudy. thanks for staying with eyewitness news. i'm denise koch. >> i'm vic carter. >> osama bin laden is dead and the impact of that statement is beginning to be felt. our coverage continues. wjz is live in washington. mary bubala has more on the spontaneous celebrations after the news became public. >> reporter: it is such an emotional day for so many, for those in washington, d.c. we're close to the pentagon and of course those in new york city, the site of the 9/11 terrorist attack. we have more from ground zero. >> reporter: they joined thousands of people visiting ground zero as news of osama bin laden's death raced around the globe. >> it's a victory for the rest of the world, but for us it's personal. >> reporter: her brother john died in the twin towers on the other side of this gate, a devastating loss made worse as

the hunt for osama bin laden dragged on for nearly 10 years. >> to have someone who promotes hate and evil, i'm glad that he's dead. i'm glad he was killed and i'm glad he was shot in the head. >> reporter: his woman also lost a brother. for her the day is birth sweet. >> it's not like i'm happy that somebody died. but it was my brother's killer. >> reporter: americans welcomed the news of bin laden's death. here at ground zero where nearly 3,000 people died, feelings run especially deep. >> it's great to know this monster is dead, you know. been a long time coming. >> reporter: still, along with the celebrating comes some new anxiety. >> my first thought was should we leave the city. >> why did you think that? >> because of retaliation. >> reporter: security officials are warning about possible

retaliatory attacks. while americans understand that danger, for the moment they're safe vorring a har -- savoring a heart fought victory. >> reporter: as we know there were celebrations last night in new york city and in front of the white house. it was more subdued near the white house. we had some people holding signs and -- about the death of bin laden. a man from maryland had a shine that -- sign that simply said thank you. media came to report from the white house, which was on very heavy security. >> i'm just here to say thank you for taking care of osama bin laden and bringing this piece of a puzzle to a close. >> reporter: tell me your relax to the news and why you're out here. >> i'm out here because now that

osama bin laden has been killed, it's time for president obama to pull our troops out of afghanistan and iraq. >> reporter: the focus now is very much on the threat of retaliatory attacks in the wake of osama bin laden's death. that's what a lot of people are talking about here. we'll have much more coming up soon. i'm mary bubala, live in washington, d.c., back to you on television hill. minutes ago news that u.s. intelligence officials believed that osama bin laden made a propaganda recording shortly before his death. expect that tape to surface soon. muslims around the world are reacting with a mixture of emotions. >> reporter: the killing of osama bin laden sent muslims dancing in the streets of yemen. others denounced his death saying it will only strengthen

those who follow him. this man said al qaeda will take revens against the united states but america's allies lined up in support. >> i welcome the death of osama bin laden. i welcome this news. >> reporter: israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu called it a historic day. the vatican said he hopes it will promote peace, not hate saying that bin laden will have top answer to god. now that bin laden is gone. many are pushing for u.s. soldiers to withdraw from the region. >> there's no need to stay in afghanistan and there's no need to stay in iraq. >> reporter: but u.s. troops say their job isn't gone. >> just because osama bin laden is gone doesn't mean they will stop fighting us. >> osama bin laden will no

longer be able to bring terror and murder and mayhem to the world, and that does not mean that the terrorist threats from al qaeda is at an end. >> reporter: u.s. officials said that al qaeda will certainly try to avenge al qaeda's death. charlie d'agata reporting for eyewitness news. the world financial market got a boost from bin laden's death. >> here's the latest. osama bin laden killed during a firefight with u.s. navy seals last night in pack sphafnlt dna evidence confirmed bin laden's identity, so there is no doubt of his death. spontaneous celebrations broke out across the u.s. there are no plans to raise the terror level but americans abroad are being warned to romaine cautious. for more on the killing of osama bin laden, log on to our website

wjz.com. funeral services are held for moammar gadhafi's son. he was killed along with three of gadhafi's grandchildren. gadhafi did not attend the funeral but two of his sons did. here in maryland help for abused horses. that's what's needed after dozens were arrested in queen anne's county. >> reporter: zodiac is proof that an abused horse can be saved. zodiac was close to death when rescued in west virginia in october. but he practically has a clean bill of health. that's the hope for these 133 polish arabian horses. >> the horses are significantly underweight, parasites, need

hoof work, dental work. >> reporter: six had to be put down. some were placed at secret facilities. the nonprofit group is already caring for 60 other abused horses and providing the new group with medication and food will be expensive. it cost $2500 per horse to rehabilitate them. they'll need more than $330,000 for may. >> it gets to be a big undertaking. >> reporter: the horses are said to be adjusting well to their new home. with the proper help, workers say they will all make a comeback like zodiac. andrea fujii reporting for eyewitness news. >> queen anne's county said the farm could face charges. if you'd like to volunteer or dploa nate, log on to wjz.com. the workweek is starting off gloomy.

right now it's partly sunny and mild. bob is here with a look at first warning doppler radar. still some clouds around the region. right now we one sure. that's moving from east to west. should past north of the region, as you can see later this evening. then there's a lot more rain. from st. louis to cincinnati down through arkansas where they had flooding. a lot of that will pass to the west. it will be in hour sprint later tomorrow. that means the risk of showers and more thunderstorms in the region later in the day on tuesday. denise? >> let's check on the roads with kristy breslin. hello, kristy. if you're traveling on the north side chloeing to charles -- slowing to charles street. northbound 95 you will see brake

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the news about osama bin laden's death is a big win for the united states, but the war against terrorism is far from over. we go live to washington with more. bob, thanks for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> there is no terror alert raising but there's a heightened state of vigilance. what exactly is that? >> we don't raise the terror

alert until there's actual intelligence, something in the pipeline. the folks in the cia say there's no discernible evidence that any kind of plot is afoot. that said, we have to move to a higher state of vigilance because it's common sense that there are a number of peernlings al qaeda -- people, al qaeda operatives who would like to exact some kind of revenge in bin laden's name. if you look at the jihaddist websites and blogs, they're on fire with revenge. common sense dick kates we have to keep our eyes open. >> in washington, d.c. some evidents coming in that will may be more visible security on metro, amtrak and other areas that might be vulnerable. >> that's right. we know from history that al

qaeda would like to target transportation. 9/11 was all about using airplanes. they hit trains in london, in madrid. there's a fascination, longstanding fascination with aviation and transportation. those sectors are known targets and vulnerable, especially in the train area. also, we can't know where the next attack might play out. it could be something like a neighborhood or shopping mall or god forbid a school or hospital. we saw what a lone person did at ft. hood under the inspiration of al qaeda. so because of that, public places where people gather, where people move, these are all the places we have to take a few extra precautions. people need to be aware, not paranoid but aware. the terror threat is not over. >> thank you for joining us. >> my pleasure. thank you. >> remember, wjz is always on.

for the latest on the killing of osama bin laden, log on to our website at wjz.com. after our news watch a special hour long edition of the "cbs evening news" with katie couric. a scary scene in florida when a plane nearly crashes into a home after takeoff. it was in miami gardens. the pilot was killed. investigators say the aircraft went down moments after takeoff. no one on the ground was hurt but it's unclear if there were passengers on the plane at the time. a grizzly discover in virginia. it's the home of a child abows investigation. police found the body of their young daughter bur ripped under a shed in their backyard. police say the girl had been trapped inside a crib, naked and covered in her own race. an escaped prisoner is back in court. >> reporter: it started at a

barber shop in springfield where police say the suspect was looking for revenge. he escaped from prison last week. he went to the barbershop to get revenge of the shooting of his mother earlier in the week and allegedly shot two people in the barber shop and hid in the trunk of the car. when police opened the trunk, kirkland opened fire. the police returned fire shooting him and he is in critical condition. >> two officers suffered non-life-threatening injuries. a study shows children can you can bic -- unbuckle themselves from seat belts by the age of four. researchers also found that boys try to get out of the seats more than girls. moving into may, it's prime-time for guarding, spending more time outside and it's prime-time for stink bugs but there may be a safe new way to get rid of the irritating pests. we have more on the stink bug

trap for wjz. >> reporter: this nontoxic indoor trap claims to be a trifecta of sink bug stopping power. how does it work? >> basically there's a bright light in her. above the life there's a cartridge, replaceable cartridge that has a cocktail of pepper and squash putting to the because these bugs love pepper and squash. when the light is on, it heats up and releases an odor. i cannot smell the odor but the bugs or drawn to it. they're drawn to the light and that pepper and squash smell. >> reporter: so the stink bugs fly towards the trap thinking they'll get food but they get stuck. there's really chance of it

flying away? pretty sticky. once it's there it's trapped. >> no bug is getting away from that. >> reporter: gouge found there are some tricks. >> you have to set it in one place and leave it on all the time. it's a bright light, so it's not going to be a place you can sleep. leave it there for days. you can't keep moving it around. also the temperature in the room matters. the more p--- warmer the temperature the more. >> reporter: aesthetics come into play. this is totally environmental safe but not the prettiest thing to look at. >> it will always have these disgusting stink bugs on it. >> the trap sells online for $50 and claims to be worth the investment. new research suggests that fewer women in their 40s are getting a mammogram after a

government panel recommend against screening in the group. we have the report. >> reporter: leah had her first mammogram at 430. she never expected her doctor would find cancer. under current government recommendations she wouldn't have been screened for years. 2009 a task force recommended women do not need a regular mammogram until they are 50 years old. new research suggests fewer women in their 40s are getting them. a colorado study found a drop in mammogram in those women in the nine months after the guidelines were issued. >> we've seen an overall reduction in the preportion of american eligible women having annual screenings. this has been a trend. it may be that the trend is exspecs waited by the guideline. >> reporter: the american cancer society isn't embracing the new guidelines and still recommend

that most women should start getting mammograms at age 40. a second study shows those who got mammograms often caught them at an earlier, more treatable stage. >> the strides we made in reducing the death rates from breast cancer have been in part due to our emphasis on early detection. >> reporter: thanks to her mammogram, leah's case was caught early. >> my case is an example of somebody totally healthy and risk free and did have the cancer. >> reporter: if she had waited to get her mammogram, she might not be alive today. in los angeles, sandra hughes. >> the guidelines have not changed for those at high risk. we have breaking news, very serious accident. captain mike perry is live in sky eye chopper 13. >> reporter: this is off of

north point boulevard, west of north point boulevard. looks like a sports utility vehicle collided with a truck. it's completely flipped over. the driver has been extricated. there's no serious injury but it's completely blocked. this is the main access to the terminal. you can expect delays for truck drivers and folks trying to get to the ther side of town. back to you. >> thank you. a frantic rescue in the nation's capital. animal control officers worked quickly to save two baby ducks that fell down a drain pie. officers were able to lure the duckings out. then they scooped them up with a net. it took about 40 minutes but they were reunited. >> i bet they got a big

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here's a live look outside, downtown baltimore. we see it's gray and hazy, a little bit of moisture. we have clouds and a couple showers across pennsylvania. they should stay there tonight. tomorrow afternoon you'll see showers, maybe gusty thunderstorms. we have a slight risk, pop-up thunderstorms. slight. let's take a look at temps. 74. north winds at six. the barometer is holding steady. 69 in oakland. 71 in hagerstown. ocean city at 67. the dew point is up a bit. 60s, getting more moi. by the time it gets to 65, 66,

it will feel heated. winds are all over the place. generally they've been out of the south, southeast. they will start shifting tomorrow. plate in the day they'll come to the west, southwest, bring us mild air. a front will come through with the risk of some showers and thunderstorms and quite a bis across the same areas that have been getting heavy, heavy rain all spring long except for north texas. they are finally getting rain. you probably red about some of the fires in north texas. they're getting rain tonight. arkansas heavy rains into southern illinois, indiana. a lot of it will pass to the west with the low pressure, but the actual frontal system will approach our region late in the day, probably late in the evening. thattings. >> our best chance for a steady shower. with the warm air probably in

the low 80s. you'll have a pretty good shot of getting thunderstorm activity. it could be strong to severe. the biggest threat will be small hail. once that low passes, a lot of clouds early wednesday. late in the day start clearing out. it will turn cooler on wednesday. south winds ahead of the front. bay temperatures to 62 degrees. tonight lots of clouds. any showers should stay up across pennsylvania. tomorrow clouds and sun, chance of some isolated strong thunderstorms after five or 6:00 into the evening hours and looks like rain tomorrow night into early wednesday before this clears out and this will get cool again, at least cooler than today. >> thank you. still to come, osama bin laden shot dead. wjz live in washington with reaction

how did the u.s. necessary necessary kim osama bin laden. maryland reacts to the death of osama bin laden. what local victim families are saying. howard county homeowners make a gruesome discovery. a man dead inside the base m upwon't believe what else they found with the corpse. >> check in for these stories and more. eyewitness news at 5 starts now.

shot dead. osama bin laden killed nearly 10 years after the september 11th attacks. tonight maryland and the world reacts. >> usa! usa! usa! >> what the killing means for american safety. hi. i'm kai jackson in baltimore. >> i'm mary bubala in washington, d.c. today. it is celebration and emotion in the nation's capital today. lots of people reacting to the most wanted man in the world being taken out. we'll have reaction, but first, the latest on the death of osama bin laden. u.s. officials said they have prove that navy seals killed