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when they killed him, they retrieved videotapes, dvds, as well as thumb drives. today there was a pentagon debriefing. our pentagon correspondent barbara starr was among them. why they decided to reveal these videos, no audio, images only. >> if you're just joining us or if you're seeing them, i've seen them a number of times, they're watched in fascination. these were taken inside the compound in abbottabad. that's osama bin laden with a knit cap basically channel-surfing, mostly seen looking at pictures from himself. the cia and analysts are poring over them right now. what do you make of the images? >> it's surprising that we would see video of a sweet old man watching himself. it started with his cnn interview that he gave to cnn backes in 1997, which was carefully orchestrated in that he was reluck tant to film him. they wanted to control the interview in that sense and of course not much you can do about that when you're surrounded by a group of heavily armed men. i've interviewed reports from al jazeera that when they went to him, his son was married to on

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handwritten documents, videos, dvds, thumb drive, all of it to get any clues thatthy can. the videos they've distributed are very much a product of what the u.s. government has decided to show the world. let's be very clear about that. there is no audio of them. that's been stripped off. they said they don't want to be in the business of distributing osama bin laden's message. four of the videos show osama bin laden with his beard and facial hair dyed black, more formal clothing, very much reading remarks. one of the videos is labeled a message to america where he attacks america and capitalism, again, his basic message. but it is this video that is captured the world's attention, bin land with no dye on his beard, a man hunched over a tv, his beard white, his facial hair white, a blanket around his shoulders, a cap on, peering at the television, looking at im e images of himself. we're told this all goes to the assessment they have that bin laden was obsessed with his own edge, very involved with how he looked, presented himself to the world. he's scoured newscasts on a s

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this meeting is to broadcast live on san francisco government television, cable channel 78, and dvd's are available for purchase. thank you for your attention. we will conduct our swearing-in process. a few intend to testify, please stand, raise your right hand, and say, i do. the you solemnly swear or affirm that the testimony you are about to give will be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth? >> i do. >> calling item number one, public comment. is there any member of the public who wishes to speak on an item that is not on the agenda? please step forward. >> good evening, commissioners. my name is barbara thompson, and i have an item for public comment which i have provided a copy of. at the may 18 meeting under item one, i made a comment and expressed concern that the board of appeals was not adhering to the san francisco charter for the rules of the board of appeals and that meetings of the board did not appear to be governed by rules of order. i asked the board to comply with rules. nonetheless, you conducted the may 18 meeting without regard to the charter, spec

we know they have some dvds and thumb drives, et cetera.ay get some more information on that. we will certainly bring it to you as soon as we can. and as soon as we -- it gets under way. >>> meanwhile, we're going break away just for a moment to examine something that could literally change the face of advertising. ads that look back at you. ads that analyze your face, your age, and sex to change and tailor themselves to you. joining me now, cnn staff reporter lori segal. lori, this is interesting stuff. tell us how this technology works. >> hey, randi. yeah, it is really interesting. it's actually being worked on by folk at immersive labs and it's digital software that will look back at you, so use facial recognition and be able to tell how would you are, and who you're with, and be able to say this person has been looking at this ad for two minutes. or it will know your attention span. so it's something that they're really working on. >> and what companies are using it? >> a bunch of different companies are trying it out right now. so --

we'll include a dvd copy of one of the many kcsm produced documentaries. fuel. calls for a sthihift for safer forms of renewable energy have been growing since the crisis in fukushima. one plant in particular, the hamaoka nuclear power plant in central japan, has been in the spotlight because of the risk of earthquakes. prime minister naoto kan asked the company that runs the plant to hold operations of active reactors. he said the government will review its energy policy. >> translator: under the current energy policy, by the year 2030 more than 50% of japan's electricity will come from nuclear power generation. 20% by renewable energy resources. however, we now have to go back to the drawing board and conduct a fundamental review of the nation's basic energy policy. >> reporter: kan said japan's energy policy is dependent on nuclear power and fossil fuels, but that it's time to shift to renewable energy sources such as solar, wind power and biomass fuels. >> earlier we spoke about japan's energy policy. >> reporter: the government says it will shift its focus

. >> 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 the topic former president george w. bush will not attend the ground zero ceremony to mark osama bin laden's death. president obama invited him but a spokesperson says the former president has chosen to stay out of the spotlight. >>> power outages in anne arunde

we'll include a dvd copy of one of the many kcsm produced documentaries. >>> hello there. glad to have you on this edition of "newsline." it's 11:00 a.m. in tokyo. i'm catherine kobayashi. japan's first quarter gdp shows the economy took a big hit in the immediate aftermath of the quake and the tsunami. our business desk gives us the details. >> thanks very much, catherine. welcome to "newsline" business. the japanese economy shrank 0.9% in the january to march quarter reflecting the broad economic impact of the march 11th natural disaster. cabinet office figures show japan's gdp fell for a second straight quarter. the 0.9% fall translates to an analyzed 3.7% shrinkage. private consumption fell 0.6% as the damage from the quake limited the supply of goods. another factor was that some consumers held back from spending money in the aftermath of the disaster. business investment was down 0.9%, falling for the first time in six quarters. meanwhile, exports rose 0.7%. with the quake's impact on the economy, what can we expect from the coming quarters? we asked the chief econom

at the compound special forces found computer hard drives, dvds and documents. analysts are studying for clues for retaliation. >> one of the concerns is al qaeda may accelerate attacks. >> reporter: the white house is still considering whether to release photographs of bin laden's dead body. >> any type of photographic or video material we have, we're looking at it carefully to put it out, make sure it's in the right condition and to understand what the implications are. >> reporter: u.s. lawmakers are asking how the terrorist leader could live in ab affluent pakistan suburb undetected for years. >> we need to understand what the pakistanis knew and didn't know as far as the situation that unfolded this weekend and the years leading up to that. >> reporter: but pakistan's president denies the security force sheltered bin laden. the pakistani government was not told about sunday's raid and the obama administration said it is looking at whether bin laden had a support system. there on thursday the president will travel to ground zero in new york to meet with fami

bin laden relied on storage media like cds and dvds.ce bin laden because al qaeda had no clear succession plan in place. >>> let's begin this hour with compelling, new information on the raid itself. a special ops force burst into bin laden's compound, president obama watched the assault unfold. live. 7,000 miles away. is it a remarkable twist in this developing story. cnn's brianna keilar is at the white house. you have new details and new pictures to show us. take it away. >> reporter: yeah, some photos that the white house has officially released. and we heard from the president's counterterrorism chief, jim brennan, that for the people in "the situation room" this was one of the most anxiety-filled moments of their lives. watching this operation unfold, getting real-time updates. of course you had secretary hillary clinton, secretary gates, secretaries of state and of defense, along with vice president biden, accompanying the president. you also had his top counterterrorism and national security advisers in that room. and brennan sa

. >> whether you view if dvd as half started or half over. good news for those who rent dvds. they are getting cheaper. they will lower prices to 99 cents for most movies. $2.99 for new releases. the rental period is just one day instead of the current five days. they were sold to dish network. i talked to the clerks at local stores. they are having trouble getting new releases from studios on the day they are released. meanwhile, this fellow in the google t-shirt, a super nice guy. yesterday, he was showing off the papal killer called google wallet. papal said wait a second. that's a super close up, isn't it. he was an executive at our company. he says he knows all of our secrets. papal suing google in court saying they misappropriated secrets. >> we are going to talk religion and skepticism. ever sit in church and have questions? does that make you bad? we'll talk religion and skepticismwe'll leave nothing u from global warming to the link between autism and vaccine. that's before "meet the press" sunday morning at 7:30. we'll be right back. ♪ [ ukulele strumming ] ♪ [ folks

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. >> reporter: officials discovered the plot while investigating the computers, dvd and documents the navy seal got four days ago. this is the outside of the compound. this is the inside. you can see blood on the floor and items all over the place. the details were outlined in handwritten notes and has been in the works since february february 2010. al-qaeda planners wrote that if they attacked a train by tilting it the plan would only succeed once. the fbi warned local law enforcement thursday and asked local officials to keep a close eye on spikes missing from tracks and packages left on or near railroad tracts. 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 theirrectio

live on san francisco government television, cable -- cable channel 78, and the cds are available -- dvds are available to purchase. please stand, raise your right hand, and say, i'd do if -- i do. do you solemnly swear the testimony you are about to give will be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth? >> thank you. we will move on to item number one, which is public comment. is there any member who wishes to speak on an item that is not on the agenda? if so, please step forward. >> my name is barbara thompson, and i am a resident of san francisco. i have not had an opportunity or the need to review matters or appeals before the board of appeals, and recently i did, and i have concerns i would like to share with you. the staff has done an outstanding job in publicizing and making available to appellants and to city representatives special instructions for the party'ies d procedures of this board. and and and and and now i am concerned, because it seems that the board is not complying -- i am concerned, because it seems the board is not complying with these requirements. the

. >> documents, dvd, multiple car drives, that may reveal clues to al qaeda operations. the cia director briefed members of congress on the operation behind closed doors. >> i commend president barack obama for his decisive leadership. >> the president will travel to ground zero in new york on thursday to mark the death and to pay tribute to the victims of 9/11. >> you can see what navy seals all in the final moments. the graphic pictures inside the compound where the terrorist mastermind was found is all on wbaltv.com. for 10 years, he was able to hide in plain sight. a look at his million-dollar compound and going back. that is tonight at 6:30. >> a severe thunderstorm watch issued by the national weather service four parts of western maryland and washington county and south central pennsylvania. if we switch our view, you will see the lightning strikes in that area. those lightning strikes are accompanied by some showers. that is going to be sliding south and east as the evening wears on. the severe form -- storms will be sticking to our north and west. there is the p

heaven's rain is the result and available on the dvd. it is rated r where the rape of his sister is discussed graphically. no sex or nudity, any of that. >> if you are embarrassed by the quality of christian films, watch this. >> you can invite your lost friends, to be proud of the production quality, we didn't spend this, the hollywood crowd thinks we have spent lots of money. if we have people asking us to come, we will go to their city and make sure it gets where they can see it. >> paul strand cbn news, washington. >> thank you, paul, folks that is it for our broadcast. if you have comments, questions, send it to us. until next 

that doesn't do harm. >> any more information that would be gleamed from dvds or hard drivestient beyou look add it case by case. there may be more things like this, that reveal what his life in hiding was like. i don't see problems with those. i think there are some things they have released in the last week that there was no point at all in releasing and which could harm our ability to capture terrorists. >> for example, what would some of those items be. >> the best example i can think of is why in the world when you have found documents or a computer drive that tells you where al qaeda's safe houses are, why would you say, hey, look what we found? we found the document that tells us where the safe houses are, because that tells the terrorists, and then they don't use the safe houses or the old ones anymore. it would be better to keep quiet and watch the safe houses to see who shows up. >> is it your feeling or are you encouraged that the kind of information that was taken from the intelligence, taken from the compound, will ultimately lead intelligence officials to osama bin lade

documents, dvds and hard drives could disclose vital information about al qaeda.ternoon, in washington, president obama will meet with his cabinet. joel brown reports the president is now being praised because of bin laden's death. >>> reporter: members of congress treated president obama to a rare standing ovation just a day after american forces took down bin laden. >> i want to again recognize the heroes who carried out this incredibly dangerous mission. >> reporter: today cia director leon panetta will brief lawmakers on the top secret mission but details are emerging. a lone courier apparently led u.s. forces to a hiding place in this million-dollar compound in pakistan. >> this intelligence is different. this is different than we have seen before. >> reporter: officials tracked the courier's cell phone but didn't make it easy, turning it off and removing the battery every time he was near the complex. eventually officials zeroed in on the location, two helicopters loaded with navy seals swooped in and after a brief firefight the world's most wanted man was d

they include dvds and hard drives that could provide more information about al qaeda. u.s.her to release a photo of bin laden after he was killed. >>> the number of city workers in san jose could reach its lowest level in a quarter century. the city is dealing with a deficit now estimated at $115 million. >>> all right, folks. got a great day coming our way, a little fog toward the coastline this morning if you are just getting up. fog at the beaches, some slipping inside the bay. temperatures not too bad, 40s and 50s. mostly clear in the interior valleys. by this afternoon should see a lot of sunshine in most spots, 70s and 80s inland. inside the bay 60s an mid-70s. sunshine at the coast, patchy fog and breezy. but the winds switching directions in the next day or so many we are going to start to heat things up not going to be any fog to speak of tomorrow. foggy at the coast. but that is going to start to break away throughout the day. high pressure is building in. as that ridge builds in, we'll watch the offshore wind approaching the coastline overnight tonight and into t

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is now busy analyzes hard drives, dvds and other documents. the agency hopes to find clues leading to bin laden's right hand man. >>> time now 5:02. the white house is saying it's weighing the pros and cons of releasing photographs of osama bin laden's body. reportedly bin laden was shot right above the left eye. so any photographs could be gruesome. there are also worries that releasing the photographs could insight bin laden's followers. however some skeptics are questioning whether bin laden was really killed. they say the burial at sea is adding to their doubt since there's no way to verify that claim. >>> we're also hearing this morning that al qaeda has hidden a nuclear bomb somewhere in europe that they claimed they would set off if osama bin laden were ever captured or killed. reportedly that's what the master mind of the september 11th attacks told his interrogators at guantanamo bay. this is according to documents released by wikileaks. however officials say many of humid's statements have proven to be unfounded. >>> news of bin lade

also to say thank you we'll include a dvd copy of one of the many kcsm produced documentaries. >>> hello, and welcome to nhk "newsline." a team of workers am enter the number one reactor building at the fukushima daiichi nuclear power plant on thursday for the first time since march 11. the first step in a plan to safely cool down the reactor. the workers will set up a purifier. this is being done ahead of work to restore the cooling functions in the reactor. earlier, tepco disclosed plans to restore the cooling system by circulating water in the reactors' containment vessel. however, the company faces many challenges before the work to set up the system can begin. they include whether the purifier will be able to filter the air to a level that will allow workers to remain inside for extended periods. even if workers manage to enter, radiation levels may remain high near where a water circulating system is to be installed. the workers may need to clean the pipes with water and contain radiation with lead sheets. they may also have to change some damaged pipes and valves. also to circulat

now inside the compound navy seals were able to confiscate hard drives and dvds. now the cia is hoping to find clues that could lead to bin laden's right hand man. despite that possible gain, the u.s. did lose a helicopter during the mission. you can see that wreckage in the video right there. >>> time now 6:02. the white house says it's weighing the pros and cons of releasing photographs of osama bin laden's body. right now there are reports that photos showing bin laden has a gunshot wound above the left eye. there are fears that releasing such a photo could insight osama bin laden's followers. however, some critics are questioning whether bin laden really is dead. they say the burial at sea adds to their doubts since there are no ways to verify the claim. >>> we're also hearing about a warning that al qaeda has hidden a nuclear bomb in europe that they claimed would be set off if osama bin laden were ever captured or killed. reportedly that's what the master mind of the september 11 attacks told interrogators at guantanamo bay. that's according to to documents

at the compound, special forces found computer hard drives, dvds and documents. analysts are studying the intelligence for clues of any future attacks by al qaeda including retaliation for the death of their leader. >> one of the concerns is that al qaeda may accelerate attack planning that was already under way. >> reporter: members of the taliban say they won't believe bin laden is dead until they see proof. but the white house is being cautious about releasing any photographs of bin laden's body. >> any type of photographic or video material that we have we're looking at it carefully to put it out, make sure it is in the right condition and to understand the implication of such release. >> reporter: u.s. lawmakers are asking how the terrorist lead core live in a pakistan suburb for years. >> we need to understand exactly what it is the pakistanis knew and didn't know as far as the situation that unfolded this weekend and the years leading up to it. >> reporter: pakistan's president denies his security forces sheltered bin laden. the pakistani government was no

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