, not a white house press secretary, not a state department official or a pentagon official making somet of statement, releasing a written document, but it is something that important that the president of the united states on a sunday evening, late sunday evening here on the east coast of the united states, is going to go into the east room of the white house and address the nation and indeed address the world. so i don't think we can overemphasize how significant this statement is about to be, don. this is a statement that will be very important. and i assume we'll be digesting it for some time as we hear from the president of the united states. as i say, i have my own suspicions on what the president is going to announce. probably something we've been looking forward to, at least from the u.s. perspective for quite a while. we'll soon find out. let's not get carried away. we'll soon find out. once we know for sure what the announcement is, our viewers will know at the same time we know. if we get it earlier, we'll, of course, let them, what we suspect the president will say, if we ha

the official death toll there tonight stands at 125. though officials concede they expect to find more bodies, perhaps dozens more oz r as they begin to clear the rubble from the deadliest tornado. 232 names on this list. that's way down from the 1,500 estimate officials had been using for days. and with the new list came new promises to speed up the process by which families can identify the remains of lost loved ones. >> going forward, we will have regular briefings in order to update you about what our progress is to get that number of unaccounted for individuals to zero, that is our goal to connect each and every one of those names with a loved one to make sure that we have reconciled that process. >> there are some signs, some signs that process is improving tonight. yet not enough or fast enough for many of the affected families. brian todd is live in joplin tonight, and brian, early on, once the list was finally, finally made public, already you found some discrepancies, some mistakes? >> reporter: we did, john, almost no sooner

officials. >> lehrer: now, the death of bin laden, as seen by two former top u.s. officials. madeleine albright was secretary of state in the clinton administration, when al qaeda mounted one of its first attacks against the u.s. on the embassies in kenya and tanzania. chuck hagel, a vietnam war combat veteran, was a republican senator from nebraska and member of the senate foreign relations committee. he now co-chairs the president's intelligence advisory board. madam secretary, does the finding and killing of osama bin laden deserve all the attention it is now getting? >> absolutely. i think he has been somebody who has created havoc throughout the world and obviously killed not only americans but a lot of other people. i do think that it is very important that we understand all the aspects of this. it does merit the importance. but it also... we have to know that it's not a fact that all terrorism has been dealt with and that we will live happily ever after. i think this is a very big victoryor the american troops that undertook this and for president obama who made the ve

it was not, said the official. we are also learning more about bin laden's final moments, from the navy s.e.a.l.s tiny helmet cameras. which abc news first reported. the images are said to be dark, the scene chaotic. but officials say the s.e.a.l.s first encountered bin laden as they were climbing the stairs to the third floor. a tall bearded man emerges and quickly begins retreating. the s.e.a.l.s fire, but bin laden is not hit. within seconds, the s.e.a.l.s again confront him, but one official says, as they do, the s.e.a.l.s spot children, upset and yelling, near bin laden. a s.e.a.l. moves them aside to safety. then, bin laden's wife moves forward the s.e.a.l.s. she is shot in the leg. the s.e.a.l.s are now within eight to ten feet of bin laden, when one shoots him in the chest and another one shoots him right through the forehead. one person who has heard a lot of the detail, former president george bush. mr. bush told a conference in las vegas, "i was eating souffle at rise restaurant with laura and two buddie

officials say hundreds are missing in alabama alone.s, the damage is so extensive, even a week later, the only few allowed in are search and rescue teams. >> right here. >> reporter: they have miles to cover. when the canines signal, firefighters start digging through debris by hand, never knows what lies beneath. >> see the streets that i rode that fire truck for 14 1/2 years and now they're all -- everybody's gone. >> reporter: but as the day comes to a close here, amid the utter devastation, some rare good news. >> good news. >> what? >> reporter: remember doris smith, searching for her friend and grandchildren? >> they are alive. >> they're all alive? >> everyone's alive. >> oh, thank the lord. thank the lord. >> reporter: thank god. and what an amazing moment, diane, to be with that woman as she heard that her friends are okay, those grandchildren, too. but as you take a look at all of this debris, it's clear the folks here in the south have a long road ahead. >> it was wonderful to see her get that news. and clutch her heart. than

they don't believe anything officials tell them. when we talked to people that said they didn't believe bin laden was there, i asked them what kind of proof would you need to believe it? and they basically said there isn't much you can do. pictures can be doctored. video can be doctored. one interesting thing, you now have al qaeda coming forward and taliban coming forward confirming that the navy s.e.a.l.s killed the leader in that compound. >> stephanie gosk, thank you. >>> more now on the reports that the pentagon may release new video from those seized from the hideaway. evan coleman is an nbc news terrorism analyst and joins me here on this set. 50 good morning to you. >> good morning. >> why release this potentially -- well, it could be inflammatory new video, anything with osama bin laden, given stephanie gosk's description right there, people and what you know about them, why release video at all? >> there's three primary reasons i think. first of all, the united states wants to show the world that osama bin laden really was

but officials say they believe this plan never went beyond the official phase. a terror wish list was also uncovered. officials say documents revealed a desire to hit the u.s. with large scale attacks in major u.s. cities on key dates. officials say there is no sign this plan would ever bine carried out. analysts continue to review and translate other material taken from osama bin laden's compound. reggie kumar, kron 4 news. >>> we spoke with bart officials about theirrection to the potential threat, thisay they are ready for anything. >> i don't think there is anything that should cause extra concern for bart passengers. we know there are terrorists out there. we have trained our personnel and our police department and we are prepared. >> we also spoke with amtrak, officials say the police department are assigned to the joint terrorism joint forces around the country. employees remain at an highant state of vigilance. >> some bay area train riders are on edge. today we visited a few stations where rider reactions were mostly mixed. >> frightened. >> nothing the

an intelligence official calling it a treasure trove. where is it leading them already? >>> it's coming. across much of the south, bracing for record flood waters. families refusing to leave tonight and the ominous forecast model showing how soon it could arrive. >>> the whale watch, hundreds of volunteers literally holding the whales afloat, trying to save their lives. >>> a mother's love, on this mother's day weekend, a drama almost never seen. with mom's help, the polar bear cubs taking their first steps. >> good evening, we begin tonight with a never before seen window into osama bin laden's hidden world. tonight, the pentagon has released five videos confiscated from inside that compound in pakistan nearly one week ago. images of bin laden watching himself on television. you can see him holding the remote here. his beard is gray. that's key, because in this video message, taped a few months ago, never seen, his beard trimmed and dyed brown, cleaning himself up for the camera. all of this with one intelligence official telling us, the single largest collection of sen

and travel bans on some of its key officials, but outside pressure isn't working. the assad regime believes it's in a fight for its survival. human rights groups in syria, brian, say at least 18 people were killed today alone. >> richard, before you go, about libya, where you are, a lot of talk about gadhafi. nato says they're not trying to kill him, but they killed his son, they hit his house in that last raid. the problem is it's been a long time since we have seen moammar gadhafi alive. >> reporter: well, we have seen him, according to libyan state television tonight, the state television broadcast pictures without any date, showing gadhafi, apparently greeting tribal elders. he was wearing sunglasses. he expressed absolutely no emotion as he greeted the elders who seemed very unenthusiastic about the meeting. what's key to note is he wasn't outside. he was inside, in a building that appears to be a luxury hotel in tripoli. brian? >> richard engel in benghazi, libya, tonight, richard, thanks for all of that. >>> and now to an awful story that was revealed today

we are awaiting new details from pentagon officials about the intelligence gathered fro

officials believe gadhafi is still alive. rebel commanders say their plan is to launch a simultaneous assault from multiple fronts, now that nato support has increased. there are now at least three front lines. in the east rebel fighters are closing in on the city of brega. in the west by tunisia rebels have opened another front around zintan. misrata remains the most active front. cut off except for its port. aid ships rushed by people frantic to leave. rebel leaders say gadhafi's security forces are starting to defect. >> if we intensify it for now, i think we'll see more defection and probably we're seeing the beginning of the end. >> reporter: but waiting for gadhafi to fall means desperation for refugees. thousands are willing to risk death to reach two tiny italian islands. u.n. officials believe more than 1,000 refugees have been lost at sea trying to leave libya so far. there are also reports, brian, that gadhafi's troops are forcing some of those refugees out of the country, herding them onto those overcrowded ships.

and nbc news has learned the itr officials were listed as potential targets. but the vice president was said to be less of a target. so why the information onslaught? they're sending a message to members of al qaeda that the americans may have information about you, they may have information about your plans, about your intentions and it causes them to question what they're going to do. >> also seized in the raid, personal correspondence between bin laden and senior al qaeda leaders with bin laden discussing the places he wanted to attack, the best times to attack, which of his followers would be right for specific jobs. u.s. officials say the navy s.e.a.l.s focused primarily on bin laden's messages and left behind detailed logs of his and al qaeda's movements, logs now in the hands of pakistani authorities who have not yet agreed to share them. >> that was nbc's peter alexander reporting. >>> back here in the u.s., residents near the mississippi are battling historic flooding hoping the waters will spare their homes and businesses. as the water levels continu

by bringing these two sets of government officials together, energy efficiency and transportation officials, we hope to set a new agenda in the region for energy-efficient transportation. we have a lot of interest in this opportunity. from september 14 through 17, the women in economies summit. this is such an important event. my boss, secretary clinton, will be chairing it. but it is also a unique opportunity for apec to set the agenda for how the economies of the region should endeavor to increase women on entrepreneurship and women's participation director region. we expect this set of meetings to result in a set of findings which will then be in north by the leaders in hawaii to establish a new understanding throughout the region on how to pursue issues in this area. lorraine is going to give you a more detailed briefing on the meeting in a moment. another one to highlight is the health systems innovation dialogue on september 16 and 17, which will also involve senior government officials as well as private sector officials, the focus on public health challenges, as well as strengthenin

officials say his writing shows the terrorist's leader was focused on attacking the u.s. and causing mass casualties while secretly trying to find out ways to bring in al qaeda into the united states. >> this is a guy who is still very much in charge of al qaeda. >> reporter: nbc news has learned in his writings bin laden reasons the only way to

officials have reportedly demanded names of pakistani intelligence officials. >>> let's get more on all these new details expected from the pentagon today. nbc pentagon correspondent jim miklaszewski is joining me now. let's get the latest. what do you know about what's coming up? >> we'll hear from intelligence officials about some of the items and some of the valuable information. they've already gleaned from those thousands of documents that were retrieved from osama bin laden's compound there in abbottabad from computers, hard drives, paper files, actually, that expanded well beyond anybody's anticipations. about what bin laden would have had there. he was always so careful in covering his tracks. we've already heard, for example, that there were plots to attack u.s. trains in major cities, although nothing is imminent. even the names some of individuals who have already been put on terrorist watch lists just within a couple of days of getting that material back to the u.s. for analysis by both the fbi and the cia. but we're also getting reports that there may somebody videos of osa

. >> many school officials began calling the fbi this morning when they found these letters, those officials here at bancroft elementary. they saw the letter, they toucht didn't fbi, not because of yesterday's coverage of a ofilar letters but because lasts they receive just october that was almost .dentical it is another day of alarms and at dozens of the d.c. schools. >> yes, i am -- [unintelligible] >> some parents say for good reason. elementary, middle, and high school officials began discovering envelopes postmarked dallas. inside, a piece of paper with "al qaeda," "fbi," "usa" analysis shows some of the starch.o be they are continuing to test the overwhelming amount of evidence lab to find who responsible. >> we are having a laboratory for hazardous material within the powder. similar occurrences occurred or around the country a number of times now. >> we have yet to see theuation's today, but fbi units are on a school grounds. the washington office anticipated more calls to come as schools check mail this morning. >> it is kind of nerve wracking. i understand that there are hoax lette

officials. key was this so-called courier going back and forth to the compound and papparently ha no telephone or internet service, and that silence raise sod many questions for the intelligence community. >> in is a story that goes back for years, wolf. we have learned according to my sources that the courier was a protege of khalid sheikh muhammad, and when intelligence officials interview detainees about some of the names of the couriers who might actually be aiding osama bin laden, some of the detainees conceivably ksm held out on them, and by holding out, the intelligence agency figures, you know, this guy is probably something, and the problem is that, wolf, they only knew his nickname. they didn't know his real name, but it was considered high-value information so they press and trailed him in classic espionage, and classic work, and they learned his name from a different part of the world and they tracked him around. they could not follow him around and they had a sighting of him, so the

officials, their answers sounded rehearsed. but a pakistani official told nbc news in a briefing, the intelligence chief revealed in more than five years, bin laden never left his abbottabad compound, living upstairs in two rooms. the same wife told interrogators she only left the hideout when she was sick to visit a doctor, and only then, only did so accompanied by one of bin laden's trusted couriers. and tonight, another detail from inside osama bin laden's compound has been leaked. u.s. intelligence officials confirmed to nbc news that the navy s.e.a.l.s found pornographic videos. tonight, it's unclear whether they belong to bid laden or somebody else. >> peter, thanks for your reporting. >>> here at home, the timing couldn't be worse. just as president obama prepared a middle east policy address for next week and plans to meet with israel's prime minister, his chief representative to the middle east, former senator george mitchell, said today he's quitting the job. mitchell, you'll recall, managed to broker peace in norther

officially calling for 68 in seattle. portland, should be one of better spring days you've seen. 73 and sunny. medford should be great. much of the northwest will have a great two days in a row here. california, still a little cooler than we'd like. only 69 for a high around los angeles. san diego a tad cooler and phoenix, will warm up in the days ahead. the storm system is heading out and looks like a dry spell heading into the end of the in california. a beautiful day in much of the valley. yuma, ars looking good, too. 81 and sunny. >>> lynn, at least one area of country has a nice forecast. >> i know. and we are not there, for sure. bill, thanks so much. >>> will stocks make a comeback? and a final toast for madoff victims. your early morning headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, neither rain nor snow nor sleet nor hail shall keep the little monsters from their pop star. >>> coming up, a marathon between the yankees an orioles and the heat get eve win the bulls. >>> you're watching "early today." >>> good morning, an

officials were saying that there could be 200 al qaeda operatives there. with the pressure no doubt that will mount on the president to start withdrawing even more rapidly than he may have anticipated. >> yeah. i think that's right, wolf, as a political matter. but let's just be clear i bin the fact that bin laden is dead does not mean that the war on terrorism is over they are nowhere near as dangerous. bin laden was responsible for financing and weapons and all of those things. by no means did these other cells as nearly as dangerous as he is but we'll continue to have to fight in chaotic places where we know that bin laden and al qaeda had been attracted, whether that's yemen or somalia who saw this recent bombing in morocco. the war on terror is not over. it's a significant victory, though, wolf. dare i say many americans for at least almost ten years, peter, we're only beginning to digest what this will mean for the u.s. military operation in afghanistan. >> well, i was there in december with the initial announcement that we would be drawing down in a

official say the u.s.h- tech as danny relationship has been walked back from the brink. >> this was an especially important visit because we have reached a turning point were it not that question is, turning where? pakistan is demanding a decrease in u.s. droned strikes and tell you the u.s. military to send many of it 200 trainers home. >> they are talking about reducing the number of personnel, intelligence fusion centers. there is a bunch of mixed signals or that they agreed to send a forensic team into the compound to swap services for dna samples and possibly use infrared cameras to search for anything embedded in the walls in is potentially explosive material in this intelligence find where that u.s. officials reiterated that right now there is no evidence that pakistani officials knew bin laden was there. in fact, secretary of state clinton hinted in the coming days there could be no announcement of some possible new joint missions of the u.s. and pakistan working together in counterterrorism. no we

do you get a sense that -- i know i spoke with the red cross official. but given that this river, when it rises and crests, i believe that's set for wednesday, it could be quite some time before people are able to get back to their homes. do you get a sense that they are ready for this, prepared for evacuations and housing these people for so long? >> well, i think as prepared as they can be. as you talked about earlier, this is a new experience for so many here in the memphis area. they are not sure exactly what to expect. really when you talk to those that have been through floods and experienced this, understand that the real work for those homeowners who -- have been hit the hardest only begins when the water recedes and right now they are saying that could be sometime around june 1. so they won't get back into their homes and won't be able to see what's left or what's not left, if that's the case, until -- that time. this is going to be a rough go for a very long time for a lot of people. >> unfortunately i think you are right. okay. incomes's jay g

official custom built for someone of bin laden's statue. and whe stature. >> when you listen to the bobbed wire and third story of the compound, the 7-foot high security wall that leads you to the conclusion that bin laden may have been living there if not for some period of time at least intermettently. i can tell you from my own experience having covered this beet for a decade, the fact that bin laden's eldest son was with him is the fact that he felt very comfortable and secure in that setting and you cannot underestimate that. >> bret: the associated president may be moving video of the area shortly and we will bring it to you here on fox news channel. an ex-pansuv compound. let's talk to greta van susteren and thomas mcinerney and steven hayes. >> you are here on everything and shaking your shed. >> greta: if it house went up in nye neighborhood that is 8 times as big as the other houses i would say who is house is that and who live there's. for us to think that pakistan is not up to their eye balls in hiding information, is almost lau

whiching with intelligence officials -- edge and constantly checking with intelligence officials. right now we know there are no threats at this point, but what they're concerned about is the lone wolf who might be seeking revenge. >> reporter: you don't need a keen eye to see security has been stepped up outside the white house. the naval observatory where the vice president resides as well as the embassy of pakistan. on the mall canine officers could be seen patrolling the grounds of the washington monument, one of them armed with a long gun. at the u.s. capitol additional officers were called in to saturate the streets and senate office buildings. there, too officers carried long guns. on the metro system the chief of police promised increased visibility. >> this increase is not related to any specific threat to our system, rather than it is out of an abundance of caution. >> reporter: since 9/11 metro has enhanced its security in many ways. cameras can now record what they are seeing and sensors have been installed to detect chemical and biological weapons. chief t aborn says

officials now say that was among the items seized when u.s.he hideout two weeks ago. it's not clear who the pornography belongs to but bin laden did live at the compound with his son and two other male couriers. other items seized include a handwritten journal, five computers, 10 hard drivers and 110 thumb drivers. >>> bay area travelers flying into los angeles may notice new security, all thanks to four- legged friends. bomb-sniffing dogs are now on patrol at the airport, but they are unlike any other dogs used before. these canines can detect hidden explosives on a person moving through a crowd and can hold a scent for up to 15 minutes. some travelers are now wondering if the united states will follow other countries and start using dogs to screen passengers. >> it's important to keep america safe but we should be aware that there's sensitivity among some muslims that dogs are considered dirty, particularly the saliva. >> officials at l.a.x. decided to add the new dogs following the failed 2009 terror plot in detroit. >>> president obama spe

neither intelligence officials or government officials. because they fear that that backlash could come if they were seen as providing the intelligence or even the backup for this operation. >> and our question obviously, nick, this morning about how if he was being protected by pakistani officials those answers may come in the days ahead but over the years, how was bin laden viewed there in that country? >> reporter: well, pakistani officials insist, i should just say it first, that they were not protected bin laden. they did not know where he was and that speaks to something. that, yes, pakistan intelligence services have been accused of harboring afghan taliban certain militants who attack in afghanistan but pakistan has been helpful with the u.s. on al qaeda and what has happened here is that while the u.s. is extremely unpopular, both here and in afghanistan, i should say, it's important to note that bin laden himself, al qaeda, and even the taliban itself is not popular here. is actually less popular know that the u.s. and i think th

fire officials say it is a natural gas leak caused this explosion.here's still on the scene and have kept us back for our own safety as they investigate this situation. the view from news choppers seven shows just what this house looks like, as if it was touched by a tornado. inside was the owner of the house who is working on renovations. so new renters can move in today. we talked to gloria today. she said she moved all her things in with her family over the weekend and had planned to come over here this morning. and she heard about the explosion. >> if i was downstairs, it might have not been that bad. but it was upstairs. >> we understand the homeowner a man who is not been identified as yet was transported with serious injuries. he was talking at the time. we understand that fire officials are looking at a natural gas leak that may have started in the upstairs of the home. abc 7 news. >> thank you very much for that. >>> we switch over to the weather because more rain started out today. will we see a warm up? adam caskey has a look at our first

however security officials have removed the sound from it saying it could pose a security threat but they can offer the tapes as proof that al qaeda leader was killed but washington says it won't release images of his dead body but obama backtracked on cia promises to show the photos saying they could have side further violence investigative journalist wayne madsen told us the u.s. administration's contradicting itself while keeping the truth under wraps. a lot of paper are going to use this incident to push their agendas mentioning the russian made rifles and you know it's not known whether these were actually these a k forty seven that were made in russia because north korea china burma number of countries produces weapons but you know there's a lot of people with their agendas they want to push there's also a group that wants to use this to blame pakistan for being complicit with bin laden so we see a lot of these special interests now trying to glom onto this whole incident to push push forth are agendas and i think we're seeing that with the all these contradictory statements as

it was not, said the official. but there still could be doubts. >> i would be very doubtful about this for two reasons. number one, the nature of the man. the nature of his austerity. secondly, remember, he's living with women, his wives, with children. i don't think a father would want to be seeing pornography with children and wives around. >> reporter: officials are still piecing together the narrative of the raid itself, using video from helmet cameras worn by the navy s.e.a.l.s during the operation. all 25 members of the assault team recorded the raid. but the images are, of course, shaky and difficult to make out. but officials say the s.e.a.l.s first encountered bin laden as they were climbing the stairs to the third floor. it was the last area in the compound to be cleared. from one of the rooms emerges a tall, bearded man, who quickly begins retreating. the s.e.a.l.s fire, but bin laden is not hit. within seconds, the s.e.a.l.s confront him again, but one official says, as they do, a s.e.a.l. sees children

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former minnesota governor tim pawlenty is officially in. he announced his run in an internet video taking several digs at president obama. >> he has to do more than give fancy speechesp we've had three years of that. it's not working. >> pawlenty officially announced his candidacy in a town hall meeting a few hours ago. in meantime, mitch daniels sent an e-mail to his supporters telling him after lock consideration he would not run for the 2012 nomination. it's believed he decided not to run due to opposition to his wife and four grown daughters who department want to face the public scrutiny. >>> an illegal drug operation is likely responsible for a weekend explosion in livermore that seriously injured three team. -- three people. it happened saturday afternoon in -- afternoon inside an apartment. it blew out the porch. all three victims are still at the hospital suffering from severe burns and other injuries. >> good afternoon to you. we're dealing with sunny and mostly sunny skies giving you a live look at san francisco sitting in the 60

intelligence officials. avoid spreading bin laden's words. >>> at least six people have been killed and 120 injured in clashes between muslims and christians in cairo, egypt. muslims attacked a church trying to retrieve a christian woman who they say she wanted to convert to muslim. >>> protests turned deadly in syria. today government tanks and troops stormed a town. people formed a human chain. witnesses say security forces opened fire. at least four women were kill and several others injured when they demanded release of family members who had been arrested. >>> and an atlantic southeast jet was about to take off last night in memphis, tennessee when two muslim men were removed from the flight. earlier this hour, one of the men told me the pilot refused to accept him and his companion, another imam. but an airline official would not explain why. they were wearing muslim clothing and heading to a conference on islamophobia in charlotte, north carolina. atlantic southeast airlines has apologized and tells u

official. how does pakistan go as far as explaining that. >> i have been down to the house this morning. when it was built, it must have been green fields outside of the town. it's growing up around it. but the roads that lead to the house are narrow rugged dirt lanes. and it is a quiet little area. you know, there's cattle grazing in the fields around. so i think it's conceivable that he was sneaked in by a very well organized support group. it's conceivable. now, what we don't know is whether or not there was any institutional -- that is pakistani security agency support for him as well that may come out in the days to come. at the moment, the american government and the pakistani government and now the afghan government want to appear as if they're all in solidarity about the fact that this was simply a thing -- >> elizabeth palmer joining us by phone in abbottabad. thank you for joining us, elizabeth. >>> in the wake of obama's death, the government has issued security warnings. leon panett

the official ratings african national -- the average high is 71. 77 was the official high today. 55 was the morning low. temperatures are in the 70's and low 80s. with cloud cover, it will be a slow drop in temperatures. it will drop somewhat later this evening. we will be about 60 in the city by the morning. cooler to the jurors to the north and west. -- cooler temperatures to the north and west. we're finding active weather around the front. showers and thunderstorms accompanied the cold front. i think we will have partly sunny skies tomorrow. it will be warm and breezy. grafton, showers. tomorrow night we could have steady rain behind the cold front. it will take awhile on wednesday. we will start to clear things out. it will turn colder for a few days before warming up of the end of the week. there's a slight risk of severe weather tomorrow afternoon and evening. clear and mild in the morning. 75 of 82 in the afternoon with isolated thunderstorms. when we get to wednesday look for the rain to end. only 62 by wednesday. upper 70's on thursday. mother's day weekend will be partly sunn

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officials tell nbc news, pakistan is prepared to give american intelligence officials access to osama bin laden's three wives or at least to share information that has been gathered from the women's interrogations. these home videos seized in last week's raid and selectively released by the u.s. government show osama bin laden like we have never seen him before. bin laden looks less like the world's most feared terrorist and u.s. officials say, more like an old man obsessed with his own image, watching himself on tv, and with these clips with the audio removed, stumbling through his speeches, at times looking off camera as if for direction. today pakistan's prime minister spoke out for the first time about his country's nubt to find bin laden himself, calling the incompetence ubsurd. >> no other country in the world and no other security agency has done more to protect al qaeda than the isi and the armed forces. >> reporter: and he insists that pakistan reserve the right to retaliate with full force if its sovereignty was violated again. still the question remains, how did bin laden a

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in stopping sanctions on syria's top officials including a travel ban asset springs the official reason as a crackdown on anti-government protesters but some analysts believe the west is up to regime change in control over the weekend. the european union has to vote on whether it wants scenes out the u.n. security council all giving a lot more save the world security issues and we could damage the strength of some not member states independence. also georgians have to turn to the international human rights court to get justice for a mud technician by high ranking officials exposing an inherent flaw in the country's much come visit legal system. but next to a member of the european parliament she says a growing. leading to an inability to solve pressing problems on the continent. he heads the euro skeptic. wanting to take control but from brussels this is all who do you believe the e.u. secretly taking new powers without telling people. yes exactly idea to build up call on the consulate of your corporate tax base and all these things of course for the first loop in a sense but if you go

cia officials and state department officials that there's going to be pretty bad by al qaeda will it can be possibly do like ok. because i have another. who sure. do have the capability to strike another nine eleventh's style anywhere in the western world even really the news over the middle east for that matter it's a fringe organization and it's face suspicious that it's rare when you accepted the timing of this how to get it assess a nation of the united that's what it was in fact so as al qaeda as an organization itself though what you had touched on you said as our friends organization does that mean it's on its last legs does that mean it is on the verge of collapse yes absolutely and this was going to my next try to say i will claim that was defeated badly cruelly two thousand and eleven revokes will suit this is from nurse in africa to the bush and good flying to streets protesting prove a point of entry democracy for equity for pain for good treatment from the absolutely lousy elites and fair food democratic rights that they seek it's traceable to out of you know us but not