the al-qaida peninsula has been the most active and effective groups within al- qaida.he leader of that is american-born figure. his name is lawfully. >> brian: professo >> vicki: prof prof we need to take a quick break. i'm a curious seeker. i am a chemistry aficionado. diphenhydramine. magnesium hydroxide. atheletes foot. yes. i'm a people pleaser. if elected, i promise flu shots for all. i am a walking medical dictionary. congratulations virginia. inflamed uvula. i'm virginia. i'm a target pharmacist and i'm here to answer your questions. >> president barack obama: tonight i can report to the world the united states has conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden leader of al-qaida. a terrorist responsible for the murder of thousands of innocent men, women, children. >> vicki: president obama this announcement live from the white house, it was a dramatic moment, the most intense manhunt in history has finally caught up with osama bin laden. the state department is putting u.s. embassies on alert tonight warning americans of possible appraisal attacks. live pic

al-qaida is still out there.e taken out one man, the head of the snake but the snake still lives. >> there's three issues to look like. domestically there are a lot of tkhres particular threats from radicals and small kind of am ma thaour attacks since we've seen since 9/11. everyone domestically, person population should be on the look out for that. report it the authorities. overseas you've got americans all across the world that really need to be careful about their own personal safety, and physical security, because, you know, any american anywhere is a target, that is the reality. then there is the mass spectacular attacks like we saw on nine. that again is where the intelligence community and the military come into play, that is what they are trying to prevent, the big attacks. jon: interesting while he was hiding out in the compound in pakistan the revolution that he was trying to harness was really going on without him. i mean fait facebook and twittee contributing to tunes tunisia, libya and egypt than h

it comes on the heels of al- qaida confirming the death of bin laden. they called on pakistanis to rise up and revolt to cleanse their country of the filth of the americans who spread corruption in it. anger over osama bin laden's death continues to spread throughout the region. our derek mcginty has been following the day's developments and you're hearing about other groups now speaking out too? >> reporter: indeed, lesli. first al-qaeda. now it is the taliban and the messages from both terrorist organizations had about the same tone. bin laden's death will be avenged. >> reporter: the afghan taliban is praising the terror leader saying his death will not undermine the war in afghanistan. in a statement sent today the taliban says bin laden's death "will give new impetus" a statement with a similar message delivered by al-qaida today. this as president obama traveled to fort campbell in kentucky. there members of the famous 101st airborne gave president obama a warm reception and away from the cameras he also personally thanked the members of the teams

a full bridge check straight ahead. >> james: developing story this half hour al-qaida al-qaida on fridayling of osama bin laden and warned of retaliation, saying americans'"happiness will turn to sadness."the confirmation came in an internet statement posted on militant websites, signed by "the general leadership" of al-qaida. documents and computers describe the plot on the train systems. it was supposed happen on the anniversary of 9-11. they were born to tamper with tracks. as far as analyst know these plans were just in the planning phase. >> justine: there were minor delays on bart trains there was the passenger talking loudly about having weapons of mass destruction. will is outside. i don't know of people are talking about that there is an increased police presence. >> will: police arpeople are nog about that incident but they are talking about the extra police officers, this is video this morning they are working round the clock in a perfect world lot of officers would be in a training session that's what they normally would do about this time of year. because of what happened wi

warning a west al-qaida would attack again.restore freedom and justice to violate our security, we violate yours. >> it's the is the logical way to look at the world. >> reporter: world than the most wanted man has been killed. cnn. [ woman ] everybody's looking for deals these days, and i'm not talking about saving a dollar off shampoo or two-for-one tacos or something. i'm talking about paying less -- every month. like this deal. [ female announcer ] call today and get the fastest internet for the price -- an amazing $14.95 a month for 12 months with a one-year price guarantee. plus get access to the entire at&t national wi-fi network at no extra cost. [ woman ] with at&t, i'm surfing at hot spots all over town. ♪ i'm downloading music fast. and watching videos. cute! and the price is great. [ female announcer ] call at&t today and get the fastest internet for the price -- an amazing $14.95 a month for 12 months with a one-year price guarantee. plus get access to the entire at&t national wi-fi network at no extra cost. [ woma

. >>> those navy s.e.a.l.s came back with an intelligence mother load already lead to go other al-qaida leaders. gary neurenberg is here to report that intel is already being put to work. >> reporter: derek, cbs news confirmed the united states was trying to target another al- qaida leader yesterday with a drone strike in yemen. the drone attack similar to this one killed two aide but the cleric escaped. navy s.e.a.l.s stripped the bin laden compound with anything of intel value providing analysts with positive intelligence helping the united states narrow down potential locations for al-qaida leaders. analysis of raw information is providing numerous new leads according to cbs news which reports that information shows bin laden to have been playing an active role in al-qaida with notes in his hands. the s.e.a.l.s grabbed 2.7 terra bytes of information. 600 million pages of computer text. it was also learned today that the c.i.a. had a nearby safehouse that it used for months to spy on the compound. >> hello, fort campbell. >> reporter: the president met privately with the troops who co

most of the leaders of al qaida whom we've captured or killed in the previous decade in fact have been captured or killed inside pakistan and with the help with the pakistanis and also referring to that information that you said was found in that house will that lead to further operations do you think that has the c.i. really got its hands on something pretty significant here and we'll see further operations now against al qaida. the public statements indicate that there's quote a treasure trove in the intuitively one would assume that if you if you were into a house in which bin laden has stayed for five or six years and you have the computers you have documents and hard drives there's going to be a lot of very useful information that go for the middle east peace policy a council just briefly though we going to see stability now as a result of this all perhaps further chaos. i want to go back to the point that i raised earlier. obama is terrorist operations certainly the world trade center of nine eleven had a far greater social psychological and political impact than they had immedia

the al-qaida leader was found using a woman as a shield. and then bin laden was the last to be killed shot in the head and the chest. back at the white house, the president reportedly yelled out, we got him. as his compound burned in the night sky, the decade long search for the most wanted man in the world, the master mind behind 9/11 came to an end. >> the world is safer and a better place because of the death of osama bin laden. >> consider this. no one was 100% sure that he was inside the complex. what tipped the scales, satellite video showed a man taking a walk inside the compound. bin laden was 6'4" and that compound was registered under currier's name but he lived in the side building and a lot of circle evidence. >> and it was so second by second and could have gone horribly wroage when the chopper died. >> and what they ended up doing they exploded the helicopter and boarded the one with the body of bin laden. so some scary moments. >> all right. grace lee, thank u . >>> well for years western intelligence believed he was hiding i

s most wanted terror list the al-qaida tere list wh terroe al-qaida terrorist who may replace aim as terrorist number one. jon: right now authorities searching through usama bin laden's computer files. before they depart erred the hideout in pakistan the navy seals swept up hard drives, computers, cdroms and other storage media from the compound. one official tells the website politico it is a mother load of intelligence, perhaps providing clues to usama bin laden's top lieutenants, including this guy, khalid ali-m aldawsari. would you guess this was encrypted? >> there is an old saying tpa hrart breeds contempt. he'd probably been living so easily for sometime that what we're hope is he became lax. i wouldn't put it past the abilities of our intelligence people to break the inscription. jon: i'm guessing they had people who were tasked specifically with not even getting in the firefight but just looking for the information, and trying to find something like a thumb drive in a three story compound had to be a real challenge, but they apparently got a lot of stuff. >> in the movie "to

pakistan has been a strong partner in the effort to destroy al-qaida, more al-qaida and other terrorist captured and killed in pakistan than any other country. many brave pakistan is have given their lives in this effort. although we have differences of views we are partners with pakistan and continued to be. we appreciate your understanding that we undertook this mission, they congratulating us and we are ready to move forward. >> justine: they took out bin laden and computer equipment. they are analyzing the materials so they can learn more about his network. >> mark: bay area weather, let's go to james >> james: here is a look at what we see from the roof camera, below cloud cover or the city, dealing with that along with cool andtemperatures. this morning in the '50s, this afternoon getting into '70s-'80s. are temperatures right now 43 in san rosa, easy start this afternoon, warming up considerably this afternoon 76 novato, 69 san francisco warmer in vallejo and concord 81 for you. san jose 78, in the east bay antioch 80, livermore 80, all in all it will be a beautiful day even a be

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the death of osama bin ladin continues to around the world president we have said that al qaida leader is the my eyes was beneficial to russia's national security but he insisted that the war on terror was not always work as it continues to send a steady stream of agents to russia's north caucasus the president vowed that special forces will continue to take a hard line against extremism russia's recent as a terror drive has claimed the lives of several high ranking al qaida operatives. according finland has acquitted a prominent swedish journalist of smuggling chechens into the country michael source is the publisher of the helsinki based website linked to chechen terrorists is also the chairman of the finnish orientation called pro caucuses that's behind the tory is cup and their website it's a known mouthpiece for al qaida linked to terrorist leader. who is on the un's most wanted list source his trial had nothing to do with any of these international terrorism however whether that is passed there or you have the lhari recently tried to draw attention to the attention an extremist t

need such a figure because we we generally so we've been talking for for a long time now that al qaida actually isn't an organization this is a big cartel of different organizations who work individually so so do they need a person like the lead maybe he has already played this role but i think understanding a little pie there really is that it's three separate things it's an organization it's a network city exactly and most importantly has become an ideology so for the organization you may need a leader that leader could be i mean as well do you really someone else but particularly for the network and for the ideology of what you do is we really need someone in the caliber of bin laden because the ideology has already spread i mean there are lots of people that are already buying into this ideology and it's all responsibility now to look at ideology and see how we can use it so he may maybe like karl marx spread his ideology of communism then passed away and later we had led in trotsky's talent wherever. that how you know not a comparison. is look there is this is dangerous absolutely

they found a treasure-trove of materials from al-qaida. the team pulled out dvds and documents from the home. they have found that al-qaida is considering tampering with a u.s. rail track. the attack would reported lid happen this september 11th. counter terrorism officials say the plot was hatched back in february of 2010. and they have no recent intelligence about any active plant to launch this attack. but the associated press attained a nationwide alert sent out today by the homeland security department. it warned law enforcement officials about this potential threat. this is a quote from that warning. while it is clear there is some level of warning we have no recent information to indicate an active ongoing plot to target transportation and no information on possible locations or specific targets. a homeland security spokesman said the al-qaida plot is quote on initial reporting which he said can be misleading or inaccurate. and despite the alert released by the ap, it says the government has no plan to issue an official terror alert

pakistan trying to save face after the al-qaida leader's discovery and bin laden's code name has angered some native americans, but we start with what some analysts are calling a treasure troph of information. right now, investigators are pouring through intelligence found in sunday's raid. what does it mean for the future of the war on terror? fox 5's bob barnard starts us off tonight. >> reporter: will, it could lead the cia and pentagon to the door steps of other senior al-qaida leaders. tonight, we asked a university of maryland researcher who investigates terrorist networks what investigators might learn from all that evidence. >> i'm thinking forensic bingo. >> reporter: us officials say in the commando raid on osama bin laden's secret pakistani head-out, a mountain of evidence was seized, several computers, numerous harddrives, mobile phones and computer disks. those and other materials that were at bin laden's fingertips, now in northern virginia getting a close look by analysts at the fbi and cia. >> the world of cyber forensics is impressive. >> reporter: perhaps shining a ligh

there is al-qaida, there is al shabab in somalia. this could lead to a lot of take downs of al-qaida all around the world. the more likely that the organization is going to fail, i mean what everybody is thinking about today is what is the future of al-qaida, is it dead now that usama bin laden is gone, or are we going to have a new leader, someone like anwar al-awlaki, younger, more vibrant that hrao lead al-qaida into the future? are we going to see attacks. the more we can take them at their moment of weakness, the more advantage we can take at their moment of weakness the better off we're going to be. they will want to prove that they can operate as an organization and pull off attacks and that line, that's why we cannot become complacent at this moment. martha: that's a frightening scenario. thank you very much. good to have you with us as always. a troop of boy scouts disappeared on wednesday near where a half a dozen people were killing by flooding last year. in three minutes we're going you a rescue that meant a happy ending

. >>> al-qaida sent a message today on the internet saying the u.s. killing of osama bin laden was a big mistake. the group also called the killing at the compound in pakistan a serious sin. al-qaida said president obama is protected by armies but then asked, who will protect americans? and it urged muslims to use osama bin laden's death as a motivation to attack the united states. osama bin laden's long time deputy has been frequently mentioned as al-qaida's next leader. but the group may not replace osama bin laden and are questioning whether it will. because al-qaida is losing support due to the uprisings in the middle east that have given voice to people seeking democracy and they don't subscribe to osama bin laden's goal of a single religious state across the muslim world. >>> the rising mississippi river roll into the mississippi delta today after cresting in memphis just short of the record. town after town are awash in dirty, muddy water. the water has carried trash and all kinds of things down the river including snakes. one man says he's jus

as the president's trip began al-qaida issued a new warning to the u.s. derek mcginty is joining us live from the newsroom with more on the terrorist group's message. >> reporter: for the first time both the taliban and al-qaida say we know that osama bin laden is dead and both terror groups are using that knowledge to encourage their ranks to exact revenge. all while the president is trying to personally thank the men who took bin laden out. president obama came to kentucky to welcome home members of the 101st airborne division just back from afghanistan. fort campbell is home to the specialized army aviation unit that carried the navy seals into bin laden's compound. he met in private with the entire assault force involved in the rage. the president personally thanking the team and awarding them a presidential unit citation. >> it is a chance for me to say on behalf of all americans and people around the world "job well done." >> reporter: for the first time al-qaida acknowledged bin laden is dead. they did it in an online posting in a statement titled

have been wiped out including a chief al qaida agent in the region close associates to russia's most wanted terrorist model and the leader of the militants if you stand still in this area that is really the most volatile district in the country ask these mountains to provide a convenience zone for many militants to hide and train for further terror attacks . shortly before the u.s. program uses breedlove means this force is a target colonel gadhafi compound and despite nato claims that they bombed a military target some say it was an attempt to get rid of the libyan rebels so. it was a test the buried under the barrage of breaking news libyan leader moammar gadhafi has twenty nine year old son and three grandchildren were reportedly killed by need to airstrike on saturday night all children were said to be under twelve years old but within twenty four hours the us president and nonce the death of the world's number one terrorist news which were shadowed anything coming from the idea of extra judicial assassinations just days after an attempted to assassinate gadhafi and ended up kill

there is no doubt al-qaida will pursue the attacks against us. we must and will remain vigilant off home and abroad. as we do, we must reaffirm the united states is not and never will be at war with islam. i have made clear just as president bush did shortly after 1911. it is not against islam he was not a moslem leader, he was a mass murderer of moslem spiris. his e should be welcomed by all who believe in peace and dignity. >> vicki: as we had to break people singing and celebration. ♪ [ woman ] this icelandic mud was working wonders on my skin. but if it was going to do the same for my spa, i had to figure out a way to get it back to the states. so i called my citibank small business expert. he got me a line of credit to make it happen and even improved my cash flow. now, my spa has more business than ever. ...and so does our cleaning crew. [ male announcer ] at citibank, we believe small business is a big deal. what's your story? citibank can help you write it. hey marcel, watch this! [ buzzer sounds ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hey marcel, wa

. >>> al-qaida sent a message today on the internet saying the u.s. killing of osama bin laden was a big mistake. the group also called the killing at the compound in pakistan a serious sin. al-qaida said president obama is protected by armies but then asked, who will protect americans? and it urged muslims to use osama bin laden's death as a motivation to attack the united states. osama bin laden's long time deputy has been frequently mentioned as al-qaida's next leader. but the group may not replace osama bin laden and are questioning whether it will. because al-qaida is losing support due to the uprisings in the middle east that have given voice to people seeking democracy and they don't subscribe to osama bin laden's goal of a single religious state across the muslim world. >>> the rising mississippi river roll into the mississippi delta today after cresting in memphis just short of the record. town after town are awash in dirty, muddy water. the water has carried trash and all kinds of things down the river including snakes. one man says he's jus

one option al-qaida was studying trying to tip a train at a valley or off a bridge by tampering with the rails. u.s. officials say that they have no recent intelligence indicating that such a plot is still active. >>> and the pentagon is telling pakistan give us our helicopter back. the chopper the s.e.a.l.s had to blowup in bin laden's compound was unlike any other. the pakistanis have hauled the tail section away. that's all that was left. but an aviation expert tells us that the tail rotar has much different blades so it wouldn't have the typical sound of a helicopter. plus the fuselage was specially shaped to help it avoid radar. >>> also learning more about bin laden's burial. president obama told steve croft of "60 minutes" that the u.s. took the high road. >> what we tried to do was consulting with experts and islamic law and ritual to find out something that was appropriate, that was respectful of the body. frankly, we took more care on this than obviously bin laden took when he killed 3000 people. he didn't have much regard for how they were treated and desecrated but that,

secret that al qaida has been sending terrorists to russia and is continuing to do so. president advantage says al qaeda agents are among millicent's killed around the terror operations in russia's north caucuses. and in business there's our recycle take a look at why the euro is losing ground and just one steps are being taken to improve the situation join me for that story morning around twenty minutes time. well can see this is a lie from moscow with me i said that's the crime is down the government protests in syria is intensifying rebel army tanks reportedly shelling residential districts in the largest city of homs all human rights groups believe more than a seven hundred fifty people have been killed since the unrest that we gametes two months ago and what the crimes are international pressure on the country to stop the violence is also growing following a. he introduced the sanctions the u.s. is reportedly considering calling for regime change. or emmet reports with the libyans which started with similar initiatives are not going on the. rebels clashed with secur

he asks what's just and what's not trust barack obama confirms the death of the al qaida leader osama bin laden also this hour. the alleged killing of foundered off his son in a nato airstrike sparks outrage in libya angry crowds burned phone embassies in events plus. the. economic desperation intensifies in the u.s. with debt collectors resorting to a buffet style that it's to make americans pay their way. and as many countries question and safety lies the fukushima crisis multi-story a new russian reactor to assess its own ability. to. know this is r.t. world needs twenty four hours a day while breaking news this hour the u.s. president barack obama has confirmed that a solid bin laden has been killed in a special operation pakistan on the news flashed around the world with the u.s. claiming it's now in possession of his body. tough enough has the latest from washington d.c. . u.s. president barack obama addressed the nation to announce in fact that the united states has i can finally confirm osama bin laden has been killed by u.s. special forces we're hearing that it was not a dron

in russia's north caucasus and since two thousand and six he has been the deputy had of the chief al qaida operative in the region in charge of cash flows of funds that paid for terrorist activities in russia now russia's terrorist committee as that the results of this recent open ration will disrupt the connection between the terrorists that are operating here in russia's north caucasus with the international terrorist group al qaida and indeed to the killing off of the love which is a part of a major an anti terror operation that was launched in this area but still there is no clear information elsewhere russia's most wanted terrorist might be hiding in russia's north caucasus it was believed earlier that he may have been among the dad in another operation an english sense the blood d.n.a. test found no presence of him and currently a major search operations are underway here in russia's north caucasus. but old russian woman was so affected by recent news events that she started seeing things . you can see what a website or god called the river street where she called the police and told

rock obama confirming the death of al qaida leader tom up in large stores his body is currently in possession not states but also the south. phillips killing of colonel gadhafi son nato airstrikes sparks outrage in libya as angry crowds burned foreign embassies in revenge. and france being an active player in major military intervention experts warned syria maybe this is a stepping stone to move east. economic desperation intensifies new u.s. debt collectors resorting to stuff your style and it's making americans pay their way. and as many countries question the nuclear safety margin from consumer across its parties pouring a new russian reactor to assess its own ability. for watching r.t. with all the news as it happens but breaking news this hour the u.s. president barack obama has confirmed that osama bin laden has been killed in a special operation in pakistan a news flashed around the world with the u.s. claiming it's now in possession of his body well it seems missing from the house the latest from washington d.c. . u.s. president barack obama addressed the nation to announce in fact th

the global war on terror the sting in the tail here is the increased risk of revenge attacks from al qaida supporters he's got h.p. on reports the operation don't have done barack obama's presidential goals any harm either. the great then get him moment shrouded in secrecy as americans celebrated the killing of the. the nation's number one terrorist they had no other proof of his death but the word of their president they needed to give us a big win and we could. feel good but sorry can't see his body we threw him in the ocean and all we did show you a fake photo according to u.s. officials american special forces killed osama bin laden in his mentioning pakistan conducted a d.n.a. test to make sure it was him and promptly got rid of the body as they put it following islamic burial tradition while the symbol of america's war on terror seems to be done with the war on terror itself is not it is death does not mark the end of our effort there is no doubt that al qaeda will continue to pursue attacks against us we must and we will remain vigilant at home and abroad the u.s. has been long chas

the war on terror was not over as al qaida continues to sand a steady stream of agents to russia's north caucasus the president vowed that special forces will continue to take a hard line against discrimination and russia's recent anti terror drive has claimed the lives of several high ranking al qaida operatives. court in finland has acquitted a prominent swiss journalist of smuggling tractions into the country mcallister she is the publisher of a helsinki based website and linked to chechen terrorist is also the chairman of a finnish organization called pro caucasus that's behind the tory is a cost center website it's a known mouthpiece for al qaida linked to terrorist leader example maher who is on the un's most wanted list trial had nothing to do with any of the suspected brains to international terrorism however it is pastor you have the lhari recently trying to draw attention to the chechen extremist threat if i am self prosecuted and defrocked by the authorities in a human rights activist your own bafflement says it reveals a murky pro terror game at play in finland. process again

is those al qaida agents are often among militants killed in our terror operation us is normal. and in business is sound the closing bell of the russian market so both e.l.t.'s and the my sex in the red do largely to fall in commodities you want me to put a fumble the seminar on twenty minutes time. i won't well can see this is arsene vine from moscow and european m.p.'s of course for the union to have a permanent seat at the un security council critics on the initiative say that the e.u. rarely speaks with one voice and as enough problems. without the. move from brussels . there's been a furious reaction across the world i'm going brussels itself what rights does the european union have to lecture the world or war issues what it called to come to any agreements back. it's home and it caught sort out its own problems in the e.u. say experts there was no unity over the invasion of libya among e.u. member states we're currently seeing roy is in greece over the government's handling of the country there and several states that want to help rescue fellow member state portugal's fail

tonight on r t was the milestone in the war on terror just of pre-election stunt critics doubt al qaida will crumble after the death of osama bin laden but believe the tally was perfect the strength of the u.s. president's political ambitions. the news of the death of the world's top terrorist was quick to spread overshadowing the nato bombing of the home of the libyan leader and the outrage over the apparent assassination attempt. georgia's president says his country suspect of all through all the russian relative of an opposition leader is welcome the only voice threats of violence from the police as we report. and the court summons for the man who blew anna chapman's cover throwing out to the wolves along with ten other russian agents in the u.s. if you're industrious transatlantic. watching. eight pm tuesday night here in moscow thanks for being with this one is kevin zero in on the top story less than two days after a summer bin ladin was shot dead pakistan is now called in the crosshairs of international scrutiny observers have been baffled over how the world's most wanted terrori

not only about this but about the wars the us is involved in as a result of osama bin laden and al qaida are just more and recently sat down with wiki leaks founder julian assange he spoke about the role of media and many of these world events a role that can often be harmful take a lesson. and finally julian who do you consider sphere number one enemy. number one enemy is ignorance. and i believe that is the number one enemy everyone. is not understanding what is actually going on in the world and so are you when you start to understand that you can make a fit difference even significant plans you know prisoners he was promoting ignorance of all those organizations to try to keep things secret well in those organizations which to store troop rotation to make it false misrepresented in this latter category. he was badly injured. and that was largely lore i met from london interviewing wiki leaks founder julian assange and if you'd like to see this interview in its entirety you can log on to our website r.t. dot com. well as you may have observed in the last several hours this announcemen

was also some of bin ladin who was group eventual evolved into al qaida one great program we're. still seeing as a great success. but one lesson was learnt victory over evil makes great television and approval ratings for the man in charge . obama said that he had known about bin laden's whereabouts sees august last year but only last week had he given the order to take him it's been two weeks he's obama and now it's his reelection plants he's been slipping in the polls over inconclusive wars overseas and economic woes at home has actually led to the president of the united states being beatified almost more than the you know the pope's you know kind of accolades to john paul this is you know is cashing in on this everything for everything that it's worth and you'll notice that his speech last night he kept stressing several times i ordered i promised eyes such and such it was clearly done for you know the statement was clearly word for political advantage and that unity and joy over the death of these evil man americans have been missing the bigger picture in the last twenty yea

. >>> and security leaders are calling it a treasure-trove of information on al-qaida. there are concerns of retaliatory attacks. that's why maryland officials say america must remain vigilant. >> reporter: the death of osama bin laden planned since last august was no surprise of maryland lawmakers aware of the operation for months. congressman ruthesburger talked to wjz during briefings. >> you're the top member, what did you know about the operation. >> we had to get out quick. we had to get in, it took only 40 minutes. >> i think the president is going to assess things very carefully. that may mean involved getting out faster, may mean staying there longer. but i think now people will trust his judgment. >> reporter: security has stepped up at airports. including vwi airport. >> we have to be ready of're attacks. al-qaida needs to send a message that they are still strong and that if they are going to continue attacking americans and other people, that they don't believe what they believe. >> reporter: adam may, wjz news. >>> wjz is always on, for the latest on the k

it shows the al-qaida leader watching a television program about himself, remote in hand. just some of the material seized in the dramatic moments after he was killed. they include a clip showing and almost white bearded bin laden. other clips show him with a diyed beard practicing on camera. >> bin laden the engineer who wants to look at possible targets was asking questions and getting information. >> this is part of a small treasure trove of material seized at his compound. they provided a huge intelligence victory. >> a good job, national security team. you guys did a great job. >> the newly released white house video shows president obama congratulating his team and a vice president wyden calling bimembers of congress. >> the reason i'm calling is to tell you that we have killed osama bin laden. >> al-qaida now confirming that bin laden has been killed and releasing a new threat that the american happiness will turn to sadness. these are referred to an outside of playbook including plans for water treatment plants, trains, shopping centers. >> al qaeda is still alive.

trains may have been al-qaida's next target. counter terrorism officials say they found evidence in osama bin laden's compound that al- qaida had hoped to attack a rail line this coming september on the tenth anniversary of the 9/11 attack. intelligence analysts say the attack did not appear to be far enough along to actually plot an attack. >>> we contacted amtrak they released a statement is that said. amtrak employees remain at a heightened state of vigilance. >>> and president obama will meet with the navy seals that carried out the raid. in new york today the president observed a moment of silence at ground zero for the 9/11 victims. >>> the president layed a wreath at the foot of what was called the survivor tree that was found in the rubble of the debris. president also met with families who lost loved ones in the attack. and policemen who responded on that fateful day. >>> today's service at ground zero brought back a lot of memories for those here in the bay area that lost loved ones on 9/11 and the first responders who

it suggests al- qaida was the he about targeting real stations throughout the united states. >> reporter: homeland's security issue and and noticed that they may have been wanting to the rail trains. information was obtained during their raid of osama bin laden compound. >> this is the most important how we will ever get. >> reporter: computers, cell phones, papers are what they received. >> you want a fine of threats, applauds actively under way that is the first thing. >> reporter: their real plot was set to coincide with the 10th anniversary of the 9-eleven and tax. they did not to mention the specific cities, it shows it was i in major cities. >> the people they're trying to influence don't know little towns they're looking at big cities. >> reporter: there is no imminent threat, it is a reminder there is a potential target. >> it's a warning, tried it is appropriate they send this out to people responsible for that infrastructure. >> reporter: table but were in the raider expected to meet with president barack obama today. >> justine: united states the train riders are run the edge

americans versus people who are not americans who have declared war against we declared war against al qaida in two thousand. it is not a country where you can ok i know you can really work as if you know you can declare war against al capone in the mafia he can declare war against a lot of you know what you can do is wage very surgical sort of military police style operations and intelligence operations and get in line which is what bush would have done if he could negotiate with the taliban to get or i've been lied to mentor of war president bush disappointed to death there is on wednesday announcing he would not be releasing the pictures of bin laden with his head waterpark this is how the president justified his decision in an upcoming sixty minutes or. it is important for us to make sure that. very graphic photos of somebody who was shot in the head. are not floating around. as. an incitement to violence as a propaganda tool. though that's not who we are. i was president oh excuse me meanwhile sarah palin thinks that is that is who we are she tweeted showing photo show photo as warning

because even as we mark this milestone we should not forget that the battle to stop al qaida and its syndicate of terror will not end with the death of bin ladin indeed we must take this opportunity to renew our resolve and redouble our efforts so redouble our efforts that sounds like this is maybe even an excuse to go ahead with some of the mission that have been going on for so many years. well let's look at what's happened since president obama took office two years ago or so he has radically expanded the use of u.s. special operations forces around the globe including those from the joint special operations command a team that we understand killed osama bin laden one of the primary battle fronts of this special operations war has been in yemen where the united states has used tomahawk cruise missiles to multiple occasions and has used the yemeni government to cover up or try to cover up the u.s. role u.s. special ops teams have been engaged in targeted killing operations in yemen a u.s. citizen a lockie is. targeted assassination less the obama administration is also inside of so

i think releasing those photographs would create an incredible recruiting opportunity for al-qaida. >> several media organizations are trying to get acess to the pictures. they filed the freedom of information . senator feinstein and senator pelosi may see the photos. others say there is no need. he they are convinced bin laden is dead. >> sarah obama lives in kenya and she is nought target of terror threats from the somalia branch much al-qaida. this is one of dozens of specific threats that emerged since the killing of osama bin laden. >> back here at home, what started as a black history event in oakland is a catalyst for long-term research. search for history, for roots. abc 7 carolyn tyler reports. >> the church of jesus christ of the latter day saints has the largest records in the world. >> we find them. >> three billion pages was documents cover more than theirr ancestors and the roars are open to the public. so it is here in the mormon temple family history center that a groupp of east bay youngsters came to trace their roots. >> not a lot of people in my family know where th

americans versus people who are not americans who are cleared war against we declared war against al qaida in two thousand and one ok just not a country where you can't ok i mean you could orgasm you can declare war against al capone in the mafia you can declare war against bin laden and al qaeda where you can do is wage a very surgical sort of military police operations and intelligence operations and get in line which is what bush would have done if he couldn't negotiate with the taliban together or i mean live not here attachments or a bore president bush disappointed that there is on wednesday announcing he would not be releasing the pictures of bin laden with his head blown apart this is another president justified his decision you know coming sixty minutes or. it is important for us to. make sure that group very graphic photos of somebody who was shot in the head. are not floating around as. an incitement to violence as a propaganda tool. you know that's not who we are. i was president obama excuse me meanwhile sarah pailin things that is that is who we are she tweeted showing photo

to attack their own country i've not goals are el shukrijumah a high ranking member of al qaida former resident of florida who speaks perfect english and is not by many to be the field commander for the next terrorist attack on u.s. soil and then out of the dawn born in oregon grew up in southern california he has appeared in numerous al qaeda videos and has threatened violence against his home country he remains also on the f.b.i.'s list of most wanted terrorists now many people today calling osama bin laden the quote world's most wanted terrorist the let's not forget we're only one country and while osama bin laden was our most wanted terrorist if you go other parts of the world there are others considered are more important to them for example in russia those whom are he is said to have ordered the moscow airport bombing that took place earlier this year injuring nearly two hundred people also killing thirty six he is also said to be behind last year's bombings in the cities metro in which thirty nine people died and for those living in india there osama good ones are named move on

and she actually could harbor very important intelligence information about al-qaida's operations and their contacts. there are conflict the reports as to whether the u.s. has actually asked and pakistan has denied access to her. but, you know, it would make sense that we would want to know what she knows. the united states does have a bilateral extradition treaty with pakistan but it contains a really important caveat, the request can be refused by pakistan. of course other pressure could be brought to bear on the back stanee government since the u.s. provides billions of dollars in military support every year. for now pakistan is saying that she and all the other family members live at that compound with usama bin laden will be quote handed over to their countries of origins. what does that mean? that means yemen. we don't have an extradition treaty with yemen. we have leverage there, last year we gave yemen $300 million to fight it's al-qaida branch there that is now vowing to retaliate for usama bin laden. we could deny support to yemen, but there is violent unrest in yemen and wh

the american-born clearic is now considered the leader of al-qaida in yemen. he wanted to open the center to the community today to prove to his neighbors they are not teaching radical interpretations of islam. >>> cbs newses learned that a missile strike in yemen was targeting him. he was not hit but two other suspected militants were killed. that came four days after bin laden was killed. president obama is speaking exclusively with 60 minutes with his decision to authorize the bin laden raid. he talked about sending the navy seals in. >> my number 1 concern was if i send them in can we get them in. how do we make sure there is backup and redunancs built into the plan so we have the best chance of getting our guys out. >> you can see the rest of that exclusive interview tomorrow night at 7 p.m. on "60 minutes." then at 11 p.m. we will have reaction to the interview from a local family that lost a loved one. >>> a christening of the new navy warship today on behalf of a navy seal that died back in 1995. his mother maureen murphy christened the vessel. >>> a u

the assault took place in a region frequentlyy targeted by the al-qaida-taliban linked group. and then there is this. rueters is reporting a unexpected fine in bin laden's compound. porn videos were found by the same commandos who killed bin laden. it is unclear where or who was viewing them. they have found pornography in investigation of other islamic militants. >> president obama led a ceremony marking the 50th anniversary of the situation room. they huddled in the center as nave seals broke in the compound and killed the al-qaida leader. he called jfk the father of the situation room. paper mats and notes covered the walls in the days of johnson and nixon. later they had video for the other presidents. >> google ads that may cost the giant dearly. >> and the local procedure reducing the scars from treating carpel tunnel syndrome. >>im meteorologist sandhya patel. unseasonably cold storm coming this weekend. that means showers in the bay area and snow isn't sierra. >> plus a bay area animal shelter hope you can help little guys find a new home. stay with >> closed captionin