. >> we are listening into the daily briefing from white house spokesperson jay carney. some interesting new details we are hearing from jay carney as he recounted information now provided by the department of defense on what happened in the compound where osama bin laden was shot and killed. we now know there were two other families in that compound. osama bin laden was not armed, but he did resist the navy s.e.a.l.s who entered the compound and eventually killed the leader of al qaeda. but, again, jay carney saying that there was resistance also by another woman who was shot in the leg. she survived. this woman was osama bin laden's youngest wife and was in the room with him. when the commandos entered the xound we know now they were met obviously with resistance. it was a 30 to 40-minute gun battle and this was something jay carney pushed really hard on. they remain invisible. they were the e knit deployed to take out the al qaeda leader. very few people know who those members are. in fact that does not seemlike to change. dick hoffman recently retired from the navy a

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jay carney saying that was not the case.he president's inner circle, his cabinet level officials as well, joining that debate. and ultimately leading to the president's conclusion today. >> and dan, stick around. i know you have this 2:00, roughly 2:00 white house briefing. if you can, just stay right there. i want to bring in dana bash on capitol hill. what is the reaction there now on the decision not to release the photos? >> reporter: we don't have reaction to the decision yet. but i can tell you all day long our team has been talking to members in both parties. and it has been a real split here, randi, over whether or not this is the right decision, whether or not these photos should be released. it's very interesting, it doesn't necessarily fall on party lines. it seems to be personal opinions of people, some of whom have formed opinions. saxby chambliss from georgia, he is also the top republican on the senate intelligence committee, he says he has seen one photo. he said that it looks like what you would expect by so

jay carney saying he was in the room. and again, at the very foundation of this decision is this administration believing that it was not the national security interests of this country for these photos of osama bin laden dead to be released. there was a lot of pressure on this white house and certainly as we have been reporting over the last few days, there is a sort of internal deliberation as to whether or not it should be done. and i asked jay carney if it was the majority opinion of those advising the president that the pictures should not be released, and he said yes shg. we do know that the cia director leon panetta had been public about suggesting that the pictures would be released, but again, most of those around the president advising him according to jay carney were telling him that the photos should not be released. >> let me jump in, because you mentioned pa net tashgs anettap juxtaposing the news that we heard from him last night indicated to the public that a picture would be released. >> this is a portion

. >> as we mentioned, we're waiting on the white house briefing from jay carney. it is interesting, the debate apparently that was going on behind the scenes in the interview with brian williams, cia direct, leon panetta indicated the picture would likely be released. and so tell me more insight into the back and forth that was going on there. ultimately again the president's decision, though. >> reporter: you have to look at why these photos or part of the reason the photographs were taken. there were a number of steps that the u.s. troops took, contingencies in place, procedures in place to identify the body should osama bin laden have bound in that compound. u.s. officials by their own admission, background, briefing, and on camera briefings, admit they were not 100% sure osama bin laden was there. first, there was the facial recognition software that revealed it was likely bin laden, that they had captured and killed. dna tests which officials say proved 100% that it was osama bin laden that they had. then there is the photograph that the president has now dec

minister david cameron talking specifically about libya and the move forward there, and we heard from jay carney, the press

let's listen in to jay carney.

we don't trot out this stuff as trophies that's not who we are what jay carney just said right there strikes right to the heart of what george w. bush did to this country and what president obama is trying to change or bush was governor of texas he executed one hundred thirty one people no other governor ever came close to putting the switch on as many prisoners and bush did it with ease as in a two thousand three article entitled the texas clemency memos by ellenborough in the atlantic magazine pointed out governor bush frequently approved the executions based on only the most cursory briefings on the issues in dispute the words he didn't think twice about taking another man's life even when the guilt of that man might be in question and bush wore these executions as a badge of honor saying in a two thousand presidential debate i'm proud of the fact that we hold people accountable when the supreme court handed bush the presidency back in two thousand he brought this same brutality to the white house and in doing so in many ways our nation became more brutal and bloodthirsty that's w

plus press secretary jay carney about to take questions on the bin laden photos. there are two sets of them. one shortly after the raid, one shortly before the burial. we'll take you right back to the white house as soon as that gets underway. we'll be right back. martha: a lot of new information popping on this story right now. fox is now confirming that there is indeed a video of the bin laden raid but that we're understanding will not be released. we know that in the situation room they watched all of this play out. there is also a video of the burial at sea. intelligence agencies are telling us that there was indeed -- just to backtrack on that for a second. we don't know whether or not they are going to release the video of the burial at sea. there are still photos we understand as well. that will be the main discussion in the briefing room. you've heard about the treasure trove of material that they found. according to jennifer griffin at the pentagon reporting this she says there actually was more intel, more data than you might expect from a man who was ve

take a listen to the press secretary, jay carney, quoting our president. >> 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 additional violence or as a propaganda tool. that's not who we are. we don't trot out this stuff as trophies. >> security preparations also under way for the president's visit to ground zero tomorrow afternoon, without the places were all of this began, also head here to new york riding a so-called bin laden bump. those in his job approval numbers. the latest "new york times" cbs news poll has it 57% 11 points higher than last month. these type of event-driven bump does not have much in the way of staying power. after the capture of saddam hussein, george bush saw an 8-point spike that lasted a month. account president turn a temporary bit of good news for him into action that will be of lasting benefit for all americans? we start with nbc news mike viqueira at the white house with the latest from this afternoon's briefing. the big headlines, mike? >> we just saw the pre

martha: there is a lot on the plate for jay carney. let's listen in and see how this goes. >> the president has made the decision not to release any of the photographs of the deceased usama bin laden. rather than -- rather first i will give the language the president used when he was recently interviewed about an hour ago to explain his decision. this is an interview with cbs "60 minutes." the president was asked, he said they were discussing bin laden's body was taken out of the compound, the president was asked about how they knew of it was him. and he said when they landed they had very strong confirmation at that point that it was him. photographs had been taken. facial analysis indicated that in fact it was him. we hadn't yet done dna testing, but at that point we were 95% sure. question, did you see the pictures? the president, yes. question what was your reaction when i saw them in the presents, it was him. question, why didn't you release them? the president. we were certain it was him. there was no doubt we killed usama bin la

white house press secretary jay cancer in pretty much summed -- carney summed up the administration's. >> i apologize even i'm getting confused. >> we share. repeatedly that a fire fight took place at bin laden's pakistani compound. jay carney himself echoed that story. >> they were engaged in a fire fight following the fire fight, the noncombatants were moved to a safe location and in the aftermath of this fire fight and there was a fire fight. >> again, it was a highly volatile fire fight but there was a fire fight. >> sean: today yarn seemed confused when reporters seemed confused about the consistency of their narrative. >> jay, you talked yesterday a lot about fire fight. who was it that was shooting back at the u.s. commandos? >> we have, as you know, since the moment this operation became public, been as helpful as we can be to provide as much information as we can and, in terms of the operational details, we have gotten to the point where we cannot cross lines because of the necessity for -- preserving the methods and operational techniques and capabilities of the kinds of for

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ladin with a whole one as white house that it's not releasing the photos it was press secretary jay carney at today's white house briefing reading a transcript of an upcoming sixty minutes interview with president obama over why he decided not to release the photos. we discussed this internally keep in mind that we are absolutely certain that this was him we've done d.n.a. sampling and testing and so there is no doubt that we killed osama bin laden 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 additional violence or as a propaganda tool that's not who we are. we don't trot out this stuff as trophies that's not who we are what jake carney just said right there strikes right to the heart of what george w. bush did to this country and what president obama is trying to change bush was governor of texas he executed one hundred thirty one people no other governor ever came close to flipping the switch on as many prisoners and bush did it with ease as in two thousand and three article entitled the texa

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this is white house spokesman jay carney. >> on orders of the president, a small u.s. team assaulted a secure compound in an affluent suburb of islamabad to capture or kill osama bin laden. the raid was conducted with u.s. military personnel assaulting on two helicopters. the team methodically cleared the compound and moving from room to room, in an operation lasting nearly 40 minutes. they were engaged in a firefight throughout the operation, and osama bin laden was killed by the assaulting force. in addition to the bin laden family, two other families resided in the compound, one family on the first floor of the bin laden building and one family in a second building. one team began the operation on the first floor of the bin laden house, and worked their way to the third floor, a second team cleared the separate building. on the first floor of bin laden's building two al qaeda couriers were killed along with a woman who was killed in cross fire. bin laden and his family were found on the second and third floor of the building. there was concern that bin laden would o

jay carney. >> these are graphic photographs of someone who was shot in the face -- head rather, it isr national security interest to allow those images as has been in the past been the case to become icons to rally opinion against the united states. the president's number one priority is the safety and security of americans citizens at home and americans abroad. >> reporter: the decision also applies to the burial, which press secretary jay carney says u.s. forces went to considerable measures and respect to give the al-qaeda leader an islamic burial. he says the respect something the leader did not give to 9/11 victims. you can watch the president's interview on 60 minutes here on cbs this sunday. back to you, mike. >>> thank you, surae chinn live from arlington, virginia this morning. the decision not to release an official photo has you talking. >> here are some of the samples of dozens of comments on facebook. >> terry writes i think that's the way it should be. the only thing the usa needs to know is that he is gone. releasing photos is wrong. >> carolyn says good it isn't necess

white house press secretary jay carney quoted the president from the interview. >> it is important for us to make sure that very graphic photos of somebody who was shot in the head are not float -- not floating around as an insightment to additional violence or as a propaganda tool. >> reporter: this comes after some wanted proof that bin laden is dead. >> reporter: even with no photo proof, there is concern here in washington and around the world that americans will be targeted in possible revenge attacks. >> reporter: attorney general eric holder promised the treasure trove of information from bin laden's safe house will be used to keep americans safe. intelligence analysts are now combing through flash drives, dvds, and documents. >> as we glean that information, we will add to the terrorist no-fly list. >> you've earned your place among the greatest of americans. the terrorists who started this war and who took so many innocent lives learned that america does not forget. >> reporter: tomorrow, the president heads to new york city, to visit with 9/11 families and first responders an

jay carney is speaking what he's being told. and other people involved in the pentagon should have gotten this trait before putting anything out. i think -- this straight before putting anything out. i agree this is not surprising that it takes a while to piece together the story. the leaks did lead to -- >> sean: not leaks definitive statements contradicted by the same administration. look, i'm with you, i'm 100% certain bin laden is dead. but i want to send a message to every terrorist, we are going to hunt you down, fan you, if it takes 9 1/2 years or nine weeks and we are going to shoot you dead and this is what you are going to look like. bridge , a lot -- there's video of this burial at sea. we are told that he is not a muslim. because he represents a hijacked version of islam. which believes in 72 virgins in heaven. yet they bury him within 24 hours at sea, all these efforts to clean the body. to wrap him up. all these efforts, 40 minutes on the uss vinson translated into arabic. >> here's the confusion and the wrong mess

spokesman jay carney warned photos of the corpse are gruesome and could be inflammatory.s proof bin laden is dead. >> there were concerns and questions that had to be debated about just exactly what kind of impact would these photos have. but the bottom line is that, you know, we got bin laden and i think we have to reveal to the rest of the world the fact that we were able to get him and kill him. >> dr. phil mcgraw hosts the dr. phil show. he's in los angeles today. dr. phil, i inundated with e-mails and messages from viewers yesterday with very strong opinions on both sides of this. let me ask you to come down. is there a -- would there be an impact on the national psyche to see what we have been told are rather gruesome pictures that you can see blood and brain matter. >> contessa, and thanks for talking about this, because i think it is an important issue. i don't need to see this picture. i can tell you from a psychological standpoint i have every confidence he has been located and killed. i have confidence in the dna and i have confidence in our leaders to tell us

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and then the president will meet with about 50 family members and when asked, jay carney was asked ond have a photo of dead bin laden and that is not the case in case the family members want to see but they say they have the closure they have been seeking and the day after the president confirmed he won't release the photograph, there's curiosity there and nonetheless this is about the victims and nearly 3,000 people who lost their lives almost ten years ago and the president saying that justice is served and we'll continue to have live reports from here and doing my show "news nation" 2:00 p.m. here, as well. >> look forward to it. >> thank you. >>> michael, the youngest firefighter to die in the twin towers and joseph wrote about the days following the attack in "face of courage: rise from the rubble" joseph joins us this morning to talk about it. good to have you with me today. i want your feeling of what it means for the president to be visiting ground zero, especially following the news, the death of osama bin laden. what does it do to you? >> the president visiting ground zero t

. >> reporter: at the white house today, press secretary jay carney quoted at length from president obama's interview with steve kroft of cbs' "60 minutes," repeating the president's arguments for not releasing photos of osama bin laden after his death. but what about the 9/11 families, carney was asked? aren't they owed photographic evidence as proof positive that bin laden was killed? >> there is no question at all that osama bin laden is dead. he will not walk this earth again. >> reporter: white house officials concede there was a debate, but secretary of state clinton and secretary of defense gates argued against disclosure, and in the end, the president agreed-- no photos would be released. on capitol hill, some condemned the decision. >> i know he's dead. but i do believe it is in our national security interest to prove it beyond any reasonable doubt. >> reporter: but most seemed to accept the president's rationale. >> i think if someone doubts right now with all of the verification that we have, they're always going to doubt. and i don't think the pictures add anything. >> reporter:

white house press secretary jay carney red read a statement the president gave to 60 minutes. >> there are people that will deny it. you will not see bin laden walking on this earth again. we don't trot out this stuff as trophies. >> reporter: the unannounced raid on pakistani soil has seriously damaged relations for pakistan. it doesn't help leon panetta told lawmakers pakistan was either involved with bin laden or incompetent. >> i think it's important we find out whether the pakistanis had knowledge of osama bin laden being located where he was. >> reporter: u. s. officials say they have uncovered some intriguing facts. bin laden had dyed his beard and was ready to flee with 500 euros sewn into his clothing. they are looking through a treasure trove of information 10 computer hard drives a hundred thumb drives and 10 cell phones for plenty of numbers to track down. former president george w. bush will not be joining president obama at the meeting with 9/11 families at ground zero tomorrow. in a statement president bush's spokesperson said he appreciated the invitation but chooses to

. >> the white house hopes to put that behind him and jay carney hopes to never review another rap star. >> i don't know how you can have any rap star come to the white house with any of their lyrics. captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> tonight what's next for al qaeda besides freaking out every time they hear a helicopter? then a new government intrusion into our private lives. i thought they were only supposed to do that to gay people. and my guest john bradshaw has a new book about dog behavior. bad news, mr. bradshaw, dogs can't read. (laughter) >> stephen: sarah palin claims she knows all the lettering-- lyrics to rapper's delight, alaska karaoke bars, you've been warned. this is "the colbert report." captioning sponsored by comedy central ( theme song playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: whooo! whooo! >> stephen, stephen, stephen! stephen, stephen, stephen! stephen, stephen! (cheers and applause) >> stephen: welcome to the report. thank you for joining us. nation, barack obama is the worst type of democratic po

earlier today at a white house news briefing, press secretary jay carney said that deficit reductionen the administration and congress are making progress, but ultimately, the ceiling will have to be raised. >> we also believe quite strongly that we have to raise the debt ceiling. there is no option to doing that. and that that will happen. because the economic impacts of not voting to raise the debt ceiling would be calamitous. >> woodruff: we now head to the other end of pennsylvania avenue where we are joined by leading members from each party to tell us what's behind tonight's vote. representative peter roskam of illinois is the chief deputy republican whip and sits on the house ways and means committee. and assistant democratic leader james clyburn of south carolina. he is a member of the bipartisan deficit group led by vice president biden. gentlemen, thank you both for being with us. >> thank you for having us. >> thank you. >> woodruff: congressman ros kum, do you first. almost all the congress watchers we've been talking to say this is a purely symbolic vote with no real sub

. >> white house press secretary jay carney revised the account one day later. >> in the room with bin laden, a woman, bin laden's -- a woman, rather, bin laden's wife, rushed the u.s. assaulter and was shot in the leg but not killed. bin laden was then shot and killed. he was not armed. >> bin laden was shot, one in the chest and once above his left eye. his dna has been identified, but much of the muslim world still believers bin laden is alive. the white house says a record of the sunday assault on the compound, photographs of bin laden's corpse and a video of his burial at sea do exist. but president obama has not authorized their release. >> it is important for us to make sure that very graphic photos of somebody who was shot this the head are not floating around as an incitement to additional violence, as a propaganda tool. that's not who we are. >> question, we are fighting against al-qaeda. what do we gain in that fight from the execution of osama bin laden, and will president obama be forced to prove that he is in fact dead? james? >> i just checked with the white house press

[laughter] >> that was jay carney, the white house spokesman. before him, john brennan, the chief counterterrorism adviser. we heard a lot from john brennan in that briefing, which lasted some 48 minutes. john brennan telling us a great deal of detail about the operation 20 or so hours ago that led to the killing of osama bin laden. listing -- listening in is our correspondent, katty kay, at the pentagon. huge amount of detail emerging. katty, i believe we cannot speak to her at the moment. if you can hear me -- i would just like a little of what we heard in that -- i would just outlined a little of what we heard in that news conference from john brennan. pakistan was not told about this operation until all u.s. personnel, the navy seals, were out of pakistani airspace, according to john brennan. he was asked, do you believe pakistanis didn't know he was there, and he said we are looking at the possibility he had some kind of support system. we're talking to the pakistanis of how he was able to stay there, and we're talking to the pakistanis on

press secretary jay carney quotes the president from an interview with cbs today. >> 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 additional violence or as a propaganda tool. that's not who we are. we do not trot this stuff out as trophies. >> the photo issue has divided the national security team. cia director leon panetta said this to brian williams yesterday. >> we got bin laden, and i think we have to reveal to the rest of the world the fact that we were able to get him and kill him. >> reporter: there's also division on capitol hill. >> a picture is worth 1,000 words. >> my initial opinion is it's not necessary to do so. >> reporter: and no shortage of opinion online where news of the president's decision stirred the debate on the "nightly news" facebook page. overseas, the case goes to credibility. here in the middle east, the internet is buzzing with doubt, and so are the newspaper headlines. there are facebrook groups popping up as well with names like osama bin laden is not dead.

the white house press secretary jay carney says the photographs were very graphic and had the potential to incite violence. there have been calls for the photographs to be published as proof that bin laden was actually killed. meanwhile, cia chief leon panetta has admitted that the al qaeda leader was unarmed when he was shot dead. but he says bin laden refused to surrender when navy seals stormed his compound in of audubon, pakistan. washington is facing criticism for its handling of that operation. let's bring in our correspondent in washington. the president has just made it known that the u.s. will not be releasing any photographs of the dead bin laden. what is behind his reasoning there? >> first of all, the white house said that there are absolutely certain that the person they killed was osama bin laden, so it is not necessarily to release the photographs. on the other hand, there is a concern for national security, because they're afraid that any pictures that might be released, especially such a gruesome one, and that has been stressed, might be used for propaganda, and might i

. >> reporter: today, press secretary jay carney read an updated version of events, provided by the department of defense. >> in the room with bin laden a woman, bin laden's -- a woman, rather, bin laden's wife, rushed the u.s. assaulter and was shot in the leg but not killed. bin laden was then shot and killed. he was not armed. >> reporter: so brian, the reason for the change, right now all of those navy s.e.a.l.s that participated in this fight are doing after-action debriefings at a base in afghanistan. and as they get more information, the story does change, and as somebody at the white house said to me, this is something that happens regularly under military operations, the fog of war. >> all right. chuck todd from the white house, starting us off on what, as you heard, is still a movable situation. and a number of these questions, a number of these issues that have come up since word broke of bin laden's death also came up during an interview earlier today with leon panetta, the director of the cia and a man who as intelligence chief had a lot riding on this raid. >> i don't think there

. >> white house press secretary jay carney revised the account one day later. >> in the room with bin laden, a woman, bin laden's -- a woman, rather, bin laden's wife, rushed the u.s. assaulter and was shot in the leg but not killed. bin laden was then shot and killed. he was not armed. >> bin laden was shot, one in the chest and once above his left eye. his dna has been identified, but much of the muslim world still believers bin laden is alive. the white house says a record of the sunday assault on the compound, photographs of bin laden's corpse and a video of his burial at sea do exist. but president obama has not authorized their release. >> it is important for us to make sure that very graphic photos of somebody who was shot this the head are not floating around as an incitement to additional violence, as a propaganda tool. that's not who we are. >> question, we are fighting against al-qaeda. what do we gain in that fight from the execution of osama bin laden, and will president obama be forced to prove that he is in fact dead? james? >> i just checked with the white house press

jay carney says that the president is not planning to drop by. that would obviously raise the stakes even higher. the president does that sometimes, drops by meetings like that, even if it is not a formal one-on-one with him. they say right now he's not planning to do that but this is the first time this opposition leader has been in the west wing of the white house. whether they formally recognize the rebels or not, this raises the stakes and shows the u.s. is trying to put ever more pressure on moammar gadhafi right now. >> just real quickly, we've been talking a lot about secretary gates' concerns about the amount of leaked information about the raid on bin laden's compound. is the white house saying anything about gates' comments today? >> reporter: they're pushing back at the notion that secretary gates was pointing the finger at anyone here at the white house. they say, look, the president agrees with secretary gates that unauthorized leaks in recent days about some of the intelligence operation at the bin laden compound has infuriated the

here comes jay carney at the podium. how this goes for a bit, then we'll move on. >> i wanted to make one point before we get started. i have with me today john brennan, assistant to the president for homeland security and counter terrorism. and he will take questions from you about the events of last night. and yesterday afternoon. and what preceded those events. and if you have any questions on other subjects i'll do about 10 minutes after mr. brennan is finished to take those questions. i just want to make a point before john comes up that as many of you know, the president even before he was president when he was a candidate has a clear idea about the approach he would take as president towards usama bin laden. in august of 2011 he said if we have actionable intelligence about high-value terrorist targets and president musharraf won't act, we will. in july of 2008, he said we must make it clear if pakistan cannot and will not act, we'll take out high-level terrorist targets like bin laden if we have number our sights

jay carney is expected to be joined by members of the national security team.ect new details on how they got osama bin laden overnight. so we'll have much more from ground zero. stay with us. "you just beat the widow-maker." i was put on an aspirin, and it's part of my regimen now. [ male announcer ] be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. go see your doctor now. >>> it was the mission from the beginning. get osama bin laden dead or alive. well, yesterday almost ten years after the deadly attacks on t t september 11th, 2001, the al qaeda leader was killed inside a mansion in abbottabad, pakistan. it they swept into the compound by helicopter and bin laden was among the five killed. so what does his death mean for the future of al qaeda? a lot of folks are asking that. joining us now from the time warner center here in new york, cnn terrorism analyst. paul, appreciate you being on the show. first, with bin laden dead, what's left of the terrorist organization? >> al qaeda without bin laden, but al qaeda without bin laden is not the al