before the unveiling, the director of cultural affairs spoke to artist jim campbell about the concepts behind bourbon reflection and how he created the work. >> i'm really excited to have your installation on public view starting today here on market street. you created a site-specific work. can you talk about that? >> yes, i looked at two or three different locations, and this one seemed the best. i work with customer electronics, so indoors seemed the best for the work. i also like how close it was 2 market street itself. it is only about 10 feet away, so i chose this location. >> what is the duration? if someone were to stand in front of your installation today. >> at the moment, it is 12 minutes, but i've been thinking about adding footage over the time because it is going to go through a couple of seasons. >> could you describe a little bit in terms of what your creative process is? >> it is a curtain, and image made up of a curtain, so it is very valuable, and the idea was to use this technology that i've been using for the last 10 years, low resolution imagery, to reflect market

before the unveiling, the director of cultural affairs spoke to artist jim campbell about the concepts behind bourbon reflection and how he created the work. >> i'm really excited to have your installation on public view starting today here on market street. you created a site-specific work. can you talk about that? >> yes, i looked at two or three different locations, and this one seemed the best. i work with customer electronics, so indoors seemed the best for the work. i also like how close it was 2 market street itself. it is only about 10 feet away

. >> general campbell, jim miklaszewski with nbc. with the death of osama bin laden, there is a growing chorus of voices here in washington. some on political political that say -- capitol hill that say, well, his death should allow the u.s. withdraw large numbers of troops from afghanistan. and essentially end the u.s. participation in that war. now, do you believe that? if so, why? if it's not the case, why not? >> thanks, jim, for the question. bin laden certainly the leader of al qaeda, certainly important man of that organization, but one man does not make this war on terrorism. in the short-term we have not seen a big impact on his death here. there has been a lot of talk about revenge about coming at both the coalition and afghan forces here. we have not seen that here since the first of may since they talked about that. but again i don't think that one person makes the war on terror here. they'll find somebody to replace him. they are going to have some issues i think without bin laden there based on fundraising and the abili

jim vance. >> i'm doreen gentzler. president obama visited fort campbell, kentucky today, there he met with army and special operators involved in the raid to take down osama bin laden. the so-called night stalker aviation unisit based at fort campbell. al qaeda has now confirmed the death of osama bin laden on a message on the internet and the group is vowing revenge and evidence obtained from the bin laden raid reveals a sinister plot to attack america on the tenth anniversary of 9/11. steve handelsman joins us live from capitol hill with the latest. >> reporter: thanks. good evening. in washington earlier this week president obama warned against america seeming to spike the football, but his trip today to kentucky marks for him, the end of what's been a week-long victory lap. cheered by his troops, his job approval rising to over 50% in the wake of the bin laden raid, president obama came to fort campbell to privately thank and award unit medals to the navy s.e.a.l.s and army chopper pilots who pulled the mission off. >> on behalf of all americans and people around the world, job well done. job well done. >> reporter: on t

jim miklaszewski once again for us at the pentagon this morning. thank you, mik. great work this week. >> okay, savannah. >>> later this hour the president leaves for indianapolis, then on to ft. campbell, kentucky, where he will hold a private meeting with some of the s.e.a.l.s.s that helped take out bin laden. the white house has released some behind-the-scenes footage of the night the world learned bin laden had been killed. >> outside of that -- >> tell we killed -- >> good job, national security team. thank you. yeah. proud of you. you guys did a great job. >> they did. >> nbc's mike viqueira is live at the white house for us this morning. mike, good morning. tell us about the president's trip to ft. campbell. >> reporter: first he's going to indianapolis, and of course this was a trip that was delayed over that fight during the budget and the government shutdown about a month ago, so he's going to get that business out of the way, going to another one of these hybrid -- they make transmissions for hybrid vehicles. obviously, this is something the president has emphasized ever since the stimulus package was passed last year. the keynote of day on to ft. campbell, kentucky. as you

jim, back to you. >> pat collins live with the new developments for us. pat, thank you. >>> the latest now on the death of osama bin laden. president barack obama just wrapped up a trip to fort campbell, kentucky, where he met privately with special operators who carried out the raid on bin laden's compound. he spoke to soldiers who have recently returned from deployments in afghanistan. he said he wanted to personally thank everyone for what he called their extraordinary service. >> thanks to the incredible skill and courage of countless individuals, intelligence, military over many years, the terrorist leader who struck our nation on 9/11 will never threaten america again. >> fort campbell is home to the 101st airborne and also home of the special operations helicopter unit nicknamed the night stalkers. they routinely fly the navy s.e.a.l.s and delta force operators on those sensitive missions. >>> and in another development, al qaeda did confirm today what the president has been saying since sunday. osama bin laden is dead. in a message posted on the internet, al qaeda confirmed the death of its founder and called on all muslims especially those in pakistan to seek revenge. >>> ba

jim albaugh. you are a star and you're fabulous to be here today. e appreciate it. >> the president and vice president biden were in ft. campbell, kentucky. the special operations forces who conducted the special operation against osama bin laden. the president also awarded the units involved. a presidential unit citation, the highest such honor that could be given to a unit. later the president and vice president addressed air larger group of troops at ft. campbell. we're going to bring that to you tonight beginning at 8:00 eastern here on c-span. next up on c-span, discussion on the results and impact of monday it. >> the president and vice president biden were in ft. campbell, kentucky. they met with some of the special operations forces who conducted the special operation against osama bin laden. the president also awarded the units involved. a presidential unit citation, the highest such honor that could be given to a unit. later the president and vice president addressed air larger group of troops at ft. campbell. we're going to bring that to you tonight beginning at 8:00 eastern here on c-span. next up on c-span, discussion on the