killed by american navy s.e.a.l.s who staged a daring raid on a mansion where he was living in pakistan. tonight, the president spoke again. this time, to a bipartisan crowd in washington. a city that has lately seemed poisoned by partisan venom. he hailed a feeling of national unity that is surprisingly familiar. >> i think we experienced the same sense of unity that prevailed on 9/11. we're reminded again that there is a pride in what this nation stands for. and what we can achieve. that runs far deeper than party, far deeper than politics. >> one of the most captivating, most fascinating threads of this story is how american spies tracked their man to that compound. how they confirmed as best they could that it was really him. and how the decision was made to attack not with an air strike as initially proposed but with a brazen commando mission in which navy s.e.a.l.s would descend from the sky and bodily remove the target, dead or alive. in the dead dark of an almost moonless pakistani night, the attack came down. it lasted just 40 minutes. but local eyewitnesses will never forget.

a small team of american navy seals carrying out what is described as a surgical raid by senior administrationicials , apparently did not know where in the three-story compound they were likely to find their target. they walked into a room and reportedly came face to face with osama bin laden, recognized him, ordered him to surrender, it is said. when he didn't surrender, they are said to have fired at his head, and that is standard operating procedure for american special forces in a scenario like this in case the person they're firing at is wearing a suicide vest or similar. so that is how osama bin laden died, according to u.s. networks here. >> steve kingston in washington, d.c., thank you for that extraordinary detail that is now coming in on precisely what happened when special forces got inside osama bin laden's compound in pakistan. now, still to come on "g.m.t." -- we will gauge international reaction to bin laden's death and see what al qaeda's reaction may be as well. >> let's find out how international markets have been reacting to this dramatic news. jamie has been monitoring, and

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roll the tape. >> may 1st, 2011, an american navy s.e.a.l.es on a compound in pakistan. their target, osama bin laden. >> target is down. repeat, target is down. >> they are ordered to bury him at sea. but not before he has one last day in the sun. weekend at bin laden's. coming this summer. >> jimmy: all right. we got a good show tonight. author kristin gore is with us. music from k.d. lang and the sis boom bang. and we'll be right back with rene russo so stick around. ♪ only you ♪ ♪ only you ♪ ♪ only you ♪ ♪ is all i see of you and we've been listening for more than 55 years. to customers and employees. in fact, it was an enterprise employee who came up with the idea of picking you up when you need to rent a car. it was a great idea. at your house. at the repair shop. we'll pick you up. wherever you need us. we'll be there. listening. let us show you what that means. [ male announcer ] pick enterprise. we'll pick you up®. be so nice? [ male announcer ] new i can't believe it's not butter whipped and creamy taste. mmmm. [ male announcer ] li

has gained and has given to the united states, that maybe that somehow helped finding leading american navy s.e.a.l. tos bin laden. there's an effort here to shore up their operation and a lot of embarrassment over how this went down. >> absolutely. i know you spoke with a former pakistani national security official. let's play that sound now and talk about it on the other side. >> u.s. forces came in, raided the place, took him out and we didn't know about it. so that's embarrassing. >> how could pakistan not find someone right in front of them? >> i think you hit the nail on the head. right in front of them. he was in a location where, i think, that our intelligence least suspected. >> ann, i think, you know, clearly what we're learning now that the pentagon wasution these stealth helos. they were flying low. they used the mountain range there to protect them. so it's conceivable that in the middle of the night that they didn't know that our commandos had moved in quickly. but it was embarrassing certainly for the pakistanis. but this larger question is that who -- was there a network tha

. >>> when somali pirates took control of a ship, americans cheered when navy seals rescued the crew. >> reporter: pirates approached in skifs like these carrying automatic weapon, seized the ship and took the crew hostage. the ship's second in command made a quick cell phone call to his wife. >> i said, have they tortured you or hurt you, he said they hadn 't had any water to drink. they had been kept in a room and they weren't safe yet. >> reporter: the pirates escaped in a lifeboat taking the ship's captain hostage. a crew member explained by phone. >> we had one of their hostages, we had the pirate. we returned him but they did not return our captain. >> reporter: today is the latest pirating. no one killed so far because ship owners typically pay the pirates millions of the dollars in ransom, this time could be difference. >> they took an american ship, that's the biggest mis mistake. they took an american ship, i think they are going to regret it. >> reporter: modern piracy is a common place that schools have had to change their curriculum. the academy now teaches its students h

navy seals. no americans were injured in the raid. now live from washington, d.c. >> for months, u.s. intelligence had been focused on a suspicious mansion in pakistan and some signs that bin laden could be inside. president obama authorized the mission to find out and u.s. forces took out the number one enemy. >> in a nine minute statement late last night. he announced the end of a nearly ten-year manhunt. >> the united states has conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden the leader of al-qaeda and terrorist who is responsible for the murder of thousands of innocent men, women and children. >> nearly 3,000 people died in the 9/11 attacks. by the end of 2001 u.s. forces were bombing in afghanistan searching for bin laden. yesterday a team of navy seals raid this had mansion in pakistan. 3 minutes after a fire fight that bin laden fought back and he was dead. >> we are ones remind that had america can set our mind whatever we set our mind to. >> jubilant crowds were outside white house and celebration continued in times square

intelligence, that massive cache of materials that were taken from that compound by those americans, those navy s.e.a.l.s who conducted the raid. the white house has been very careful not to overplay their hand, not to be seen as exploiting this, even as the president has made a number of appearances, a number of comment over the past week, alluding to osama bin laden's killing and raid on the compound. they're allegedly letting it speak for itself and it's speaking very loudly. whereas the president was well under 50% leading up to this event in terms of approval rating, upside-down as they say in the businesses, disapproval rating higher than the approval rating. it's gone up 10% in the polls. everyone who's watching politics and has watched politics, they're watching it with a grain of salt. you're watching george bush. one poll had him at 91%. 18 months later we know how that turned snut yeah, we sure do. may ski you, mike, how much controversy overen hansed efforts related to the issue? >> well, national security advis adviser donilin on "meet the press" saying there's been hundreds of o t

and americans are purchasing navy seal items to a toilet paper with the face of bin laden and other patriotic items. according to the advertising specialty institute. i am jane king, bloomberg news, reporting for wbal-tv 11 news. >> marketers are creative. i and a stand you have a battle brewing between some popular electronic readers. >> yes, and just in time for summer reading season. android is the key word. broaden noble says to expect a new nook by the end of the month and a new kindle coming up as well. >> you'll see you at 6:15. >> it's 45 degrees on tv hill. 5:41. 5:21.- >> do you think the president's visit to ground zero today is appropriate? share your response on wbaltv.com, or our facebook page, or email us at wate >> he's only 15, but knows the importance of family. he is being considered a hero. >> charlie knisely did not panic. when his house caught fire, the got his parents, little brother, and grandparents out of the house. now more on the honor he received for his actions >>. it was april 14 when fire broke in his grandparents' house. charlie knisely is a reluctant hero. >>

the world is safer when the message is if you kill 3,000 american, the navy s.e.a.l.s are going to putet in your head so i would give president obama for making that tough decision. >> on that note thank you all very much. >>> up next the toll this one man took on the united states and the world. sorrow and sacrifice by the numbers when "this week" continues. ♪ [ male announcer ] doctors have been saying it forever. let's take a look. but they've never actually been able to do it like this. let's take a look. v-scan from ge healthcare. a pocket sized imaging device that will help change the way doctors see patients. that's better health for more people. ♪ can i bring my friend to tea? ♪ ♪ pink, brown, yellow, orange, and blue ♪ ♪ i love you ♪ buhm, buhm, buhm, buhm, buhm, buhm-buhm ♪ ♪ buhm, buhm-buhm, look at me ♪ all together now [ male announcer ] unlimited is good. and thanks to sprint, you can talk, text, and post as much as you want for no extra cost. so go ahead, world. unlimit yourself. trouble hearing on the phone? visit sprintrelay.com. sprint. america's favorite 4g network.

american helicopters loaded with navy s.e.a.l.s hugged the ground to avoid detection by pakistani radar as they closed in for the kill. as the choppers approached, small armed fire erupted from the rooftops and then panic. one of the helicopters suddenly lost altitude and was forced to land in the middle of the compound. no americans were injured and within minutes, as many as two dozen commandos swarmed the complex in search of bin laden. in a firefight that went on for nearly 40 minutes, the s.e.a.l.s killed two operated on the edge of the compound. the americans then moved to the main residence, searching room by room to the top floor where they found osama bin laden and his 19-year-old son. u.s. officials say as the s.e.a.l.s closed in, bin laden opened fire with an automatic weapon. the s.e.a.l.s shot back, killing bin laden, his son, and a woman caught in the cross fire. bin laden was the last to die by a shot to the head. u.s. officials say the milssion was to kill, not to capture bin laden, and believed there was no other way out. >> the word was osama bin laden would not surren

navy seal raided this compound. earlier today, american military officials aboard the uss vincent buried his body at sea. this was a momentous day for america but no question that this event has special meaning for the families of bin laden's many, many victims from the innocent men and women who perished in the attacks on our embassies in kenya and tanzania to the 17 american servicemen bruteally murdered aboard the uss kroal t cole to the thousas slaughtered in new york city, washington, d.c. and a field in pennsylvania on september 11th, 2001. joining me now with reaction a rudyr new york city mayor rue giuliani. a great day for america. >> a great day for america and a sense of vippe vindication aa sense of satisfaction that is this s a to describe sean man who real di really deserve. even though it doesn't bring your loved ones back there is a sense of fulfillment that justice has been done. >> one of the greatest things in all this and president bush said this and gro you said thie will find you, we will hunt you down, we will never

american helicopters loaded with navy s.e.a.l.s hugged the ground to avoid detection from pakistani radar as they closed in for the kill. as they reached the compound, small arms fire erupted from the rooftops and then panic. one of the helicopters lost altitude and was forced to land in the middle of the compound. no americans were injured, and in minutes, a dozen commandos were looking for osama bin laden. in a firefight that lasts 40 minutes, the s.e.a.l.s killed two operatives on a small building on the edge of the compound. they then cysystematically went room by room where they found osama bin laden and his son. as the s.e.a.l.s closed in, bin laden opened fire. the s.e.a.l.s fired back, killing bin laden and a woman. bin laden was the last to die with at least one gunshot to the head. this video obtained by abc reportedly showed the room where been laudb win laden. they believe there was no other way out. >> the word was osama bin laden would not surrender, and his security agents had been told to kill him if it looked like they were going to lose him to a u.s. snatch operation. >>

president obama did here one hundred percent i think he was absolutely right to supergirl to see us navy seals american he was an absolutely right to take osama out rather than capture him and take europeans and dump his body and see everything he did was absolutely one hundred percent the right thing to do and i will back into their comments just two hours ago or three hours ago man was a shootout with police in oklahoma he's a suspect in a pipe bombing of a muslim center in florida and he was apparently killed in the shoot out this kind of rhetoric saying that all muslim oh american muslim group has said that no did no american muslims come out and said that the vast majority of muslims around the world condemned him at the time and although they've condemned our wars against iraq afghanistan many some more say they saw him this. was a crackpot who represented a tiny slice of islam we've got crackpots who represent tiny slices of christianity who are running around blowing up abortion clinics and murdering doctors it should we just look at all of them and say other crackpots will deal with them like

takes, justice will be done. >>> with pinpoint accuracy and utter secsy, usa navy seals accomplished something that americans have wanted for a decade. the capture and death of public enemy number one, osama bin laden. john hendrin die sects the operation. >> reporter: in the end public enemy number one spent his last moments hiding behind a woman. >> there was a female who was in fact in the line of fire that reportedly was used as a shield to shield bin laden. >> reporter: it all began last august with a tip from a guantanamo detain any. the first good info on his whereabouts in a decade. >> torah bora was the last time we had credible information about where he was located. >> reporter: as it turns out the al-qaeda chief wasn't hideing in a cave but in $1 million mansion outside islamabad near a pakistan naval base. in april they practiced the raid in a mock up compound. last week president obama approved the daring raid for saturday. delayed by weather problems, sunday. after midnight 30 to 40 navy seals crossed the border in afghanistan. they dropped down on to the roof on ropes and walked into a firefi

american institute. sunday on "q&a", a former navy seal, the couch. he became a member of the underwater demolition and seal team following his 1967 graduation from the u.s. naval academy. he now acts as adviser to the

american community are upset of the use of geronimo. we have a look at the protests coming on line. >>kimberlee: legendary name was used by u.s. navy osama was killed. this has upset many in the native american community. the stick a look at the movement on line. getting people to change the profile pictures to a total of geronimo as a form of protest and to honor him. if this is one of the tweet us calling for action. are going to check out of facebook post of the asking people for a change to honor geronimo. a lot of people on facebook part are calling for people to change the profile pictures, there are lots of people who have changed the pictures. here's the post. 142 people like this post, it has 31 comments. a lot of people changing the profile pictures. native american leaders including those of the tried to descended from geronimo are asking president barack obama to issue a formal apology and explanation. >>catherine: stay with kron 4 for continuing coverage of the death of osama. coming up at 4:30 p.m. a look it to members of the close on the family that were inside the compound during the raid. >>jacqueline: all live loo

american freedom. chavez served in the navy for two years and was honourably discharged. this year he was awarded the presidential medal of freedom. >> the prosecution is expected to arrest tomorrow in the re trial of former ill noise governor rod blagojevich. he is accused of trying to sell or trade sam's senate seat for a high profile job. jurors at his first trial last year deadlocated on more than one charge convicting him only of lying to the fbi. blagojevich has denied any wrongdoings. >> barry bonds will have to wait until the end of the month in june to decide. he was convicted of one count of obstruction of justice. jurors failed to reach verdicts on three other charges of perjury. the defense is expected to ask for that one conviction to be tossed out. >>> oakland police are working tonight to track down a bank robbery. the robbery happened just after 3:30 this afternoon at bank of the west on telegraph. a robber walked up to a teller and demanded cash. he got away with $2,000. police are now reviewing surveillance that may help them find the suspect. >>> a man

american freedom. chavez served in the navy for two years and was honourably discharged.his year he was awarded the presidential medal of freedom. >> the prosecution is expected to arrest tomorrow in the re trial of former ill noise governor rod blagojevich. he is accused of trying to sell or trade sam's senate seat for a high profile job. jurors at his first trial last year deadlocated on more than one charge convicting him only of lying to the fbi. blagojevich has denied any wrongdoings. >> barry bonds will have to wait until the end of the month in june to decide. he was convicted of one count of obstruction of justice. jurors failed to reach verdicts on three other charges of perjury. the defense is expected to ask for that one conviction to be tossed out. >>> oakland police are working tonight to track down a bank robbery. the robbery happened just after 3:30 this afternoon at bank of the west on telegraph. a robber walked up to a teller and demanded cash. he got away with $2,000. police are now reviewing surveillance that may help them find the suspect. >>> a man su

. >> in bath, maine, this weekend, a special honor for a young american who made the ultimate sacrifice. a navytroyer was christened the "uss michael murphy" after a navy s.e.a.l. killed six years ago during a firefight in afghanistan. his mother cracked a bottle of champagne against the hull of what would have been her son's 35th birthday. after his death michael murphy was awarded the medal of honor. >>> up next here tonight, an astonishing twist of fate that brought long lost brothers face to face. >>> finally, as we celebrate mother's day, a story of family. a chance encounter that brought together perfect strangers. turns out, they're brothers. nbc's kevin tibbles reports. >> reporter: of the millions of snapshots taken on waikiki beach, this one is so very special. rick hill from outside boston was vacationing in the sun when his family paused for a photo. that's when a stranger approached. >> and basically he came up and he says, why don't you jump in the picture and do a whole family shot. >> reporter: that stranger, joe parker, also from outside boston, grew up in foster care. and was

only from aveeno. >>> the elite navy s.e.a.l.s are back on american soil, but in the town where they'rehere is cnn's brawn todd. >> reporter: in a town where the buzzing of fighter jets is constant, where joyful reunions are a staple, america's most fearsome fighting unit goes unnoticed. unofficially called s.e.a.l. team six, they're the team widely believed to have killed osama bin laden. s.e.a.l. training takes years. at least 75% of those who try out wash out. despite their ee lite lead status, many of s.e.a.l. team six's neighbors here in virginia beach wouldn't know one of those warriors if they fell over him. >> when the s.e.a.l.s come into a place like this, are they noticeable? >> personally, for me, i don't think they're noticeable beyond any other person in the military. >> john mcchoir, a s.e.a.l. for ten years was once stationed in virginia beach. >> aim in a bar with a bunch of s.e.a.l.s, will i know it? >> hopefully you won't. we're just americans. you can't really put us in a box or a category. we're tall, short, large, not so large. we try to blend in and be americans. >

. >>> in maine this weekend, a special honor for a young american who made the ultimate sacrifice. a navyroyer was christened the "uss michael murphy" after a navy s.e.a.l. killed six years ago during a fire fight in afghanistan. his mother cracked a bottle of champagne against the hull of what would have been her son's 35th birthday. after his death michael murphy was awarded the medal of honor. >>> up next here tonight, an astonishing twist of fate that brought long lost brothers face to face. well, are you going to pick it or not? it's not ready yet. (announcer) every smucker learns to wait for fruit to reach the peak of perfection to make extra delicious jam. helping strengthen our bones. caltrate delivers 1200 milligrams of calcium and 800 iu of vitamin d plus minerals. women need caltrate. caltrate helps women keep moving because women move the world. but for some of us with overactive bladder, our pipes just don't work as well as they should. sometimes, i worry my pipes might leak. but i learned there's something more i can do. now, i take care with vesicare. once-daily vesicare ca

we as an american people, i'm a very proud mother of a navy s.e.a.l. who willingly sacrifices his life for this country. i have adopted boys. they call me mama lee. i am so proud of them and what they accomplished. it is our national instinct to want to praise them, to sing their praises and who they are and what they do, but we should not even have known, as an american population, we shouldn't have even known it was the naycy s.e.a.l.s that went in. >> fran, i want to bring you in. howard has said he doesn't think they're pointing fingers at the media for asking too many questions, but how do you think this happened? do you think too many details were let out to the public? >> i do, randi. but i think we have to distinguish between the official briefings by jay and john brennan which howie referred to, and then all of the excruciating level of detail that's leaked out. every administration typically will do an on-the-record briefings after a major incident or operation like that. and so john brennan actually in the clip we played said he was not goin

the mission carried out by an elite group of navy seals and helicopters. a small team of americans carry it out. in lawton resist the assault and is killed in the firefight. shot in the head. breaking news from sunday night. osama bin laden is dead. the president takes to the airwaves and speaks to the american people. a behind- the-scenes this video shows more candid moments. president barack obama sits down with 60 minutes saying there will be no release of graphic photos showing his death. that's not who we are. on thursday the president and vice president attended a ceremony at ground zero. on friday al- qaeda confirmed osamas death in a message and vows not to abandon armed struggle. on saturday, the u.s. government releases these videos found during the raid showing the most wanted man in the world sitting in a bare room and watching himself on a small tv set. in local news, police in two separate bay area communities are investigating multiple homicides. in san jose two people were killed, in fairfield three people lost their lives in a shooting. jeff starts off with the tea

. >>> we are learning more about americans who pulled off the raid. they are the navy seal team 6 based in virginia they are officially known as naval special warfare development groups. they call themselves the quiet professionals. >>> president obama's top counter-terrorism advisor says it is inconceivable that osama bin laden did not have some sort of support from within pakistan. the pakistan's ambassador to the united nations denies suspicions that the islamabad government was shelleddering the al qaed leader. he says his country shared information that led the u.s. to bin laden's compound. >> we shared everything we had with you. if we knew where he was or we found out where he was, we definitely shared it with you. >> the ambassador says he has not seen anything good happening for pakistan because of its cooperation with the united states. >>> and the world first found out about the raid through twitter. a pakistani blogger tweeted about a helicopter hovering near his house and tweeted regular updates of what he saw and heard. it wasn't long before he realized h

the facts are that we did find bin laden, that we led a successful operation through navy s.e.a.l.s without american casualties. and as a result, there is, i think, renewed confidence that some people are doing a lot of things right in our intelligence services. the point i'm making is that we are not going to be able to comprehensively handle every intelligence problem, but we must center on ones that are very important with al qaeda, the taliban. for that matter, terrorists in somalia and in yemen and elsewhere that haven't been receiving nearly the attention from the public, hopefully they haven't been receiving a lot of attention from sources. i'd just add finally that it's so important that we get together with the pakistanis on their nuclear situation. we cannot tolerate a situation in which nuclear material or any vestige of this comes into the hands of al qaeda or taliban or al shababo any of these organizations because that really does have a different ring altogether to it. >> i just want to congratulate you, smorenator, for the 30th straight year you finished in the capital challenge run,

american military. it will take the navy s.e.a.l.s. >> they are very highly trained. a lot of very tough jobs around the world. these are the commandos. these are the ones that were going to kick down the door, take osama bin laden, dead or alive, and get the job done. >> reporter: for an elite unit, a special kind of sailor. >> the heart and soul of the navy s.e.a.l. is somebody who is committed to their country and their teammates. >> i think it is somebody who want tobs part of the best. i want to really do something special and that is the s.e.a.l. motto, you want to be special, prove it. >> reporter: proving it means, surviving a training program so long, and so tough that most don't make it. they call it -- >> basic underwater s.e.a.l. school. it all starts there. my class started around 126 or 130 and graduated 22 to 25. >> hu-ya! >> every day begins with physical training, miles of swimming, running, hundreds of situps, pushups, all before the day's real work begins. even more important, than preparing the body is preparing the mind. case and point, an exercis

american military. it will take the navy s.e.a.l.s. >> they are very highly trained.t of very tough jobs around the world. these are the commandos. these are the ones that we are going to kick down the door, take osama bin laden dead or alive and get the job done. >> reporter: for an elite unit, a special kind of sailor. >> the heart and soul of the navy s.e.a.l. is somebody committed to their country and committed to their teammates. >> reporter: howard wasdin was a navy seal for nine years. >> i think that's somebody who wants to be part of the best. i really want to do something special and that's the s.e.a.l. motto. someone special. want to be special? okay, prove it. >> reporter: proving it means surviving a training program so long and so tough that most don't make it. they call it b.u.d.s. >> basic underwater demolition s.e.a.l. school. it all starts there. my class started i think around 126, 130 and we graduated around 22 to 25. [ chanting ] >> reporter: every day begins with physical training, miles of swimming, running, hundreds of sit-ups, push-ups, all be

there was nobody else, other than an american group of military warriors who could do it. >> the cia says a navy seal stormed the compound, with only 60%-80% chance that it was accurate information. >> osama bin laden's wife rushed the u.s. of salter but was not killed. >> flash drives and dvd's were taken from the compound. >> there is a lot to go through before we find out what we had come up with small pieces can be critical. >> osama bin laden appeared to be a man ready to run. he had cash totaling 500 euros and to the real telephone numbers in his clothes. -- to double telephone numbers in his) white house officials are skeptical about whether or not to release detecting the out by a leader with a gaping gunshot wound in his forehead. >> we are making an evaluation because of the sensitivities involved. >> eric holder believes the debt will ultimately make the united states safer, but has concerns about possible revenge attacks. meanwhile, as to whether or not the elite team will be recognized if they are honored it will be done privately for their safety and security. >> one more note on t

both have divergent ideas about geo political interests pakistani american relations have rarely been described as good but after the u.s. navy seal raid killed osama bin laden on may second the shaky alliance is finally in question the fact of the world's most wanted was discovered in the campaign near islamabad has deepened american distrust of pakistan even some of pakistan's biggest supporters in the u.s. have had to put on a brave face coming to terms with the five that pakistan may have been harboring bin laden for years it is fair to say that some of my colleagues in the house and senate deep reservations about whether it. is committed to same goals were prepared to be a full partner in pursuing those girls and there are calls in some quarters for a shift in. a program. less there is an improvement in the current situation while american lawmakers may be losing faith in their pakistani counterparts pakistanis have pared all its positions and denounced washington's unilateral ism according to islamic the us this time and again value of pakistan's sovereignty and not only this pakistan tonight even in the vetting al-qaed

here for two reasons really -- to educate the public on exactly what we do for navy marine corps team. a lot of americansderstand it. they think it is a rivalry between the navy and marine corps. and it is an enjoyable rivalry but at the same point we're always out there 24/7, 365 somewhere parked off the side of the coast in order to provide service to america and most people don't know that, like with the recent conflict in libya and that air force pilot who went down, we were part as part after naval marine corps team to retrieve him as well as any humanitarian missions that may pop up around the world. we have been there and we continue to be there as well. the second reason is really to remember those who have fallen. our brothers in arms, sailors and marines who have paid the ultimate sacrifice. >> now you have already served a tour in afghanistan, you're getting ready to go back. you were actually wounded in the line of duty the first time. tell me a little bit about that and why it won't keep you from returning to afghanistan. >> well, ultimately what happened on the last tour i got shot twice in

staggeringundertaking and there was no one else, i believe, other than the american group of military warriors who could do it. >> the navyeals took computer drives and dvd frs bin laden's hideout. they are back in washington being debriefed and being evaluated as well. >>> we are going to get a peek at 9/11 memorial set to go up for the 10th anniversary of the attacks in baltimore. renders will be released in two weeks and wreckage from the world trade center and the pentagon will be incorporated into a memorial functioning as a sun dial using the shadow of baltimore's trade center building. the names and birth dates of the 63 victims who called maryland home that were killed during the disaster will be on there. >>> prosecutors are hoping for a second time in a second round to produce a different result in the new trial for two baltimore teens accused of animal cruelty. the brothers are accused of setting a dog on fire in 2009. the dog known as phoenix was euthanized. sherrie johnson is live at the courthouse this morning with the latest. sherrie. >> reporter: yes, we are here live in downtown baltimore where in just a

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navy seals. >> as small team of americans carry that out with the extraordinary courage. >> reporter: it lastedminutes. they're no u.s. casualties. osama bin laden resisted the assault and was killed. >> darya: there is word that their photographs with the body. with a gunshot wound to the head. thhim that far we're not being told it that will be released by the government. they're simply saying they took custody of his body after the raid, it was buried at sea in accordance with islamic tradition. >> mark: george w. bush it was in office at the time of the tax said that he wanted osama bin laden dead or alive, he said the death was a momentous achievement. president obama did call him before informing hinforming the. president bush said tonight america send an unmistakable message a matter how long it takes just as will be done. >> darya: reaction is pouring in, here's some students and boston. >> i am actually of chinese citizen. it is great news so i pass the news to china. we're here to celebrate. terrorism is a global issue. we need international cooperation. i would like to share this awe

both have divergent ideas about geopolitical interests pakistani american relations have rarely been described as good but i can hear us navy seal raid that killed osama bin laden on may second the shaky alliance is finally in question that the world's most wanted was discovered the camp near islamabad has deepened american distrust of pakistan even some of pakistan's biggest supporters in the u.s. have had to put on a brave face coming to terms with the fact that pakistan may have been harboring bin laden for years it is fair to say that some about globally in the oceans. have deep reservations about whether it. is the same goals or prepared to be a full partner pursuing those goals. there are calls in some quarters in progress for a shift in. april. less there is a proven in the current situation well american lawmakers may be losing faith in their pakistani counterparts pakistanis have paired all accusations and denounced washington's unilateralist according to islamic the us has time and again violated pakistan's sovereignty and not only this back is going to nightly in the voting al qaeda it has infallibly reminded by

navy seals. it was also the riskiest, american commandos operating without permission deep inside pakistani territory. the operation was so tightly held that when the seals began training on a mock-up of the compound, they were not told who the real target was. >> there were multiple opportunities to do that in terms of going through the exercises to prepare for it so that once they hit the compound they had already simulated that a number of times. >> reporter: the operation was set for saturday but had to be postponed a day due to weather. at 1:30 monday morning pakistani time, two black hawk helicopters carried about 25 seals to the compound with a second team as backup. as the seals fast-roped in, one of the hilos stalled apparently when it hit its own rotor wash inside the compound. the hilo had to land. >> when that helicopter was seen to be unable to move all of a sudden you had to go into plan "b." >> reporter: the 22 people who lived in the compound-- many of them women and children-- were caught by surprise but bin laden and his men put up a fight. >> he was engaged in a fire fight with tho

if >>catherine: the navy seals unit dissenting on this was responding to the deaths of american soldiers in somalia. perhaps remember that in the movie " black talk down ". >>pam: blackhawk down-- >>pam: the next leader of al queda has been running this operation for years. sans osama bin laden cut himself off. u.s. intelligence believes that a couple of a difficult time recovering from the depth of osama bin laden. that-well cuttable of a difficult recovery time. that al queda--will have a difficult time recovery time. look at the reaction from americans as news of this dehis death--with hundred celebrating. it this is outside the white house. people gathered purafter president obama made the announcement after the osama bin laden death. and this seems to only fitting that more people gathered outside of ground zero in times square in new york. the site of the world trade center for the towers came crashing down in september of the attack. in the new york, times square, people were chanting, you as a! in the bay iraq, the news brought people were chanting-usa. and times square in here,