more us soldiers were killed, more taliban were killed, and more afghan civilians were killed than ever before. but us commanders argue that this unprecedented violence could actually be a sign that the strategy is working. ( shouting ) ( gunfire ) >> this is one of the great paradoxes of the war. what the military commanders will tell you is, "look, things are going to get worse before they get better." and so, right now they're worse, because we're going into places where we haven't... literally haven't been in years. we're killing, capturing people that, until now, you know, for years have been enjoying safe havens, freedom of movement, and suddenly that's not possible anymore. i think, at some point-- and this is the big "if"-- the curve is supposed to go down, the curve of violence. that hasn't happened yet. >> narrator: but the us military points to signs of progress in some parts of afghanistan. they say that the kill/capture campaign is pushing taliban foot soldiers to defect from the insurgency, a process known as reintegration. >> these are mid-level fighters and below who hav

has killed the osama bin laden. this woman was checking at the headlines, here's this photograph of people in south korea, where television's in marketplaces stopped to play the president's address that been more than had been killed. as soon as news spread, people gathered and outside the white here's cheering, celebrating, chanting " usa, usa! " it was reported that people inside the white house could hear these people making the shares outside the white has. they're wearing usa t-shirts coming from western at times square. finally, this woman here, as you can see as some of the background of the billboards in * pratt and new york were having to scroll across that the lot and had been killed. people are gathered with american flags to celebrate. i will continue to monitor all of the images coming in across the internet on news that the nominee has been killed. >> mark: in the crowd was a man who lost his son in the deadly terror attacks. >> i feel some vindication has been done there's still a lot more to be done

, osama bin laden has been killed. his body is in the united states custody. and president obama will be addressing the nation in just a minute. >> absolutely. and the significance of this for law enforcement as pierre has reported, now to keep an eye on, will there be reaction? those people who were planning attacks use this as a signal to go ahead? this comes as a year to the day when a young man tried to blow up a truck bomb in times square. he was unsuccessful but he was inspired by the message of bin laden. there are others like him out there. >> since then, al qaeda has not been able to carry out the more spectacular attack they were hoping for after 9/11. >> that's right. there's been no big attack like 9/11. they tried and tried. they shifted tactics to go for a series of small attacks that would have a psychological effect on the public and keep america and the west on guard. >> president obama had declared in the campaign he would make osama bin laden his number one target, that he would not rest, that he wou

you can kill all of the muslim brotherhood. you can kill osama bin laden. shiria law and the shariah law lasts. here is where we are in trouble. we're not really protecting an idea anymore. we are protecting stuff. stuff loses to ideas. we have to stop protecting our stuff and start looking for the idea. our stuff decays over time. and our idea, the idea, the american idea is so decayed it doesn't matter anymore. it's not even really discussed. where is the competing idea? shariah wants total control for allah. total control for the collective. total control for the business really. united nations for the corrupt and for the corrupt businesses of the world. where is the competing idea? they all want to control. we must replace our stuff with an idea. this is why we talked about e-4. enlightenment, education, empowerment, entrepreneurship. enlightenment, find your place with god. find your place. who is he? does he even exist? do i have a place? are we all here or just blobs that happened to pop up? can we all be herded collectively, or does god look at us a

is arrogating to itself the right to go in and kill whoever it wants to kill wherever it wants to and of course that is the typical attitude of an empire. well there was also success against al qaeda in russia's north caucasus as well but operating from the terror group was killed in a security raid in the southern republic of chechnya the turkish border militant known as kurd is believed to have been the key finance and organizer for terrorist cells and the region code is also said to have played a leading role in major terrorist attacks as well as assaults on police in russia he had recently replaced the previous top al-qaeda agent in the area who had also been killed by security forces authorities say these two deaths have broken the code which is mainly with the international terrorist organisation. where you are with r.t. and are coming up in a few minutes the day the nazis fell moscow says. it's on red square. sixty six years old the russians getting ready to celebrate victory in europe in world war two we'll have more a little later in the program. and find out how to russian b

killing 3000 people. this is a historic moment for the united states. >> james: obviously we will follow more about this. we'll have that coming up a little bit. dahlin also had a chance to talk to people in saratoga about the death. >> reporter: a lot of folks are excited and happy about this killing of osama bin laden. tell me about your thought? >> i am shocked, happy for the united states. i am happy, very happy. >> reporter: to do think as they would ever come? >> i did but i'm still inspected--but still in it unexpected. >> reporter: reconsider and now that he's gone the other people will fill his position? >> a little, but i'm hoping that we have everything under control and we can get through it. >> reporter: folks are glad that u.s. forces have taken out osama bin laden. >> justine: a live look at ground zero the site of where the world trade center towers came crashing down september 11th, 2001. this morning were hearing word that osama bin laden has been killed by u.s. forces will he was hiding

we're not killing them.e're just watching a pair why are we allowing these people to continue hosting them? guest: that is a point that escape me over the course of my career. we somehow assume that everybody's foreign policy is the same with ours, so we are patients with them. the pakistani scum their interests are different than ours for the saudis have different interests than ours -- the pakistanis have a different interests than ours. that is not the way the world works. perhaps we need to do some waking up and maybe some growing up. if we don't take care of ourselves, there's a lot out there who will do it for us. host: i want to thank you for spending time with us and entering our phone calls. guest: i just finished a biography of osama bin laden. it was published by oxford in february. it is called "osama bin laden" and where the movement will go after he is gone. host: thank you for helping us try to understand the spirit we will keep taking your phone calls this morning. there is an hour left in "w

killed by u.s. special forces in a raid deep inside pakistan. >> tonight, i can report to the american people, and to the world, the united states has cutted an operation that killed world, the united states has cutted an operation that killed osama bin laden. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning, everybody, and thanks for joining us, i'm betty nguyen. for nearly ten years, he was the most wanted man in the world. but no more. this morning, osama bin laden, mastermind of the 9/11 attacks, is dead. killed by u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s in a daring raid deep inside pakistan. bin laden's body was recovered and later buried at sea. the raid happened early monday pakistan time at a fortified compound in the city of abbottabad north of the capital islamabad. pakistan television aired pictures showing what appeared to be the compound on fire following the raid. late last night, president obama summoned reporters to the white house press room to announce the successful mission. >> a small team of americans car

he's going to kill you. kill me? here? now? no. he said he will fight you tomorrow morning at the temple. if you try to escape tonight he'll kill you and your friends and me too! friends? we're not his friends! we just met him. we hardly no each other. the man was so panic stricken and afraid that they couldn't sleep all night. they just sat in total silence. it was a very quiet night. the next morning,hia chi, hia chi! oh, this is a voice i will never ever forget. samurai, good morning. oh, good morningiha chi come on. i had a very good sleep last night. very good. wonderful. yes, so i'd like to pay my bill. keep the change. thank you. thank you. and now, i'm leaving. leaving? what about the fight at the temple? huh? oh, that! no,iha chi that was just a lie. what? a lie? why would you tell such a lie. because,iha chi i just wanted a quiet night! [applause] [music] >> [applause]. we have a very special guest. [inaudible] is here with us tonight. [inaudible] dancing. step dancing which we are familiar with. you may have seen this be

osama bin laden has been killed in pakistan. they believe three adults in addition to some of ahmad were also killed in the attack, including one of his sons. let's speak to a political analyst joining us on the line from islamabad. what is your reaction to the news of the death of in london? >> can you hear me? >> we will try to get back to him in just a moment when we reestablish our connection. we are updating you on the breaking news story if you are just joining us on al jazeera. crowds gathering in washington celebrating the news of the death of osama bin laden. it was confirmed a short time ago by the u.s. president himself. he said this was a significant moment and significant achievement for the united states. he said the united states had conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden in pakistan and that they located him in the compound deep inside pakistan. this operation was carried out by a small team of americans. the u.s. president is also confirming that u.s. authorities were in custody of his body. let's sp

looking for an excuse to kill. but this is far from an isolated incident since the war with iraq and afghanistan started more than three hundred journalists have been killed many by the actions of u.s. forces as the war continues to rage this is british journalist terry lloyd a veteran correspondent with britain's independent television news fifteen hundred iraqi prisoners of war he was wounded in the crossfire of a battle in basra iraq then put in a makeshift ambulance by iraqis an investigation revealed that u.s. forces then shot at the vehicle hitting lloyd in the head and killing him the following month on april eighth two thousand and three u.s. forces targeted three media outlets in iraq first abu dhabi television. al-jazeera his office in baghdad you can see the bombs being dropped here correspondent tariq i you. was killed in the middle of a live report and this is the palestine hotel. where nearly all journalists from around the world worked a u.s. army tank intentionally fired into the building killing re

soldiers were killed. laden does not deny he had a role and revelled in america's retreat from somalia. >> translator: our people realize more than before that the american soldier is a paper tiger that are trying to defeat after a few blows. america forgot all about the hoopla, the propaganda. and left dragging in shameful defeat. >> reporter: and in saudi arabia another kind of warfare. in november 1995, a bomb exploded at the saudi national guard training center in riyadh killing five americans. the bombers made videotaped confessions saying they were inspired by bin laden. >> translator: we look at these young men as great heroes and martyrs who follow the steps of the prophet. please be upon him. we called and they answered. >> our special coverage of osama bin laden's death continues in just a moment. >> you're watching "world news now." >>> tonight i can report to the american people and to the world that the united states has conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden, the leader of al qaed

thousands has been killed. killed by a small team of americans in pakistan. reaction from around the bay area we have to take a quick break but we will be right back. >> vicki: live outside of the white house the jubilant crowd gathering there. of global manhunt lasting almost a decade. people are reacting locally. were going to the school who has been checking out leads and facebook. >> reporter: we posted this story to our facebook page when i came across the wire. we already have 56 people who like our post, and love the story a number of comments three men, really quickly the first one is god bless america. scrolling down, it never prouder to be an american. another comment our president proves he is able to be president today. a number of pro-american, months.comments. e take a look at the twitter feeds, a lot of them have been sarcastic were joking. one, my eye, they caught the man that doesn't exist. another one posted we hating boton osama bin laden and we love it on barack obama. we are seeing a lot of

president obama said ben bin was killed after a u.s. firefighter in pakistan. >> it was the news that americans and allice waited for 10 years. >> tone, i can report to the american people and world that the united states conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden, the leader of al qaeda and a terrorist responsible for the murder of thousands of innocent men, women and children. >> and osama bin laden and the al qaeda network became household names after the september 11th attacks. bin ben's face was synonymous to the growing awareness of terrorism here at home. >> there was a posted out west that said wanted dead or alive. >> bin laden was enjoying himself. raising those carrying out attacks and saying they were overjoyed when they hit the build i said to them be patient. >> bin laden's death has been a long time coming. special forces raided hide outs in the mountains and country acting on real-time intelligence. they heard bin laden's voice over a two-way radio urging his men to fight and then nothing. bin laden was never far

a woman was also killed when she was used as a human shield. of the men killed was osama bin laden's son. they were on the ground less than 40 minutes. they left, we are told now also that osama bin laden's body has already been disposed of at sea. that's an overview of what we're told happened tonight. no doubt more details will emerge as time goes on. >> ok, adam brooks in washington, thank you very much. >> let's shift from washington, d.c., to kabul and speak to bbc's quentin somerville. looking at some of the comments hamid karzai has been making, it sounds like he feels vindicated by osama bin laden being found in pakistan. >> that's right. president karzai was practically crowing. he made the announcement to a gathering of tribal elders, and when he gave the news osama bin laden is dead, a huge cheer went off in the room. al qaeda had actually targeted some of those tribal leaders and killed some of them. but as well as that sense of vindication because president karzai said osama bin laden wasn't found in any of the provinces of afghani

bin laden was killed when a small u.s. military team raided a mansion yesterday in abbottabad, an area north of the pakistani capital of islamabad . his body has been buried at sea. president obama spoke about the operation late last night giving thanks to those who helped close this chapter in american history. let's listen. >> we give thanks to the countless intelligence and counter terrorism professionals who worked tirelessly to achieve this outcome. the american people do not see their work, nor know their names, but tonight they feel the satisfaction of their work and the results of their pursuit of justice. we gave thanks for the men who carried out this operation, for theyshow the un-perilled courage of those who serve our country. they are part of a generation that has borne the heaviest share of the burden since that september day. finally, let me say to the families who lost loved ones on 9/11 that we have never forgotten your loss, nor waiverred in our commitment to see that we do whatever it takes to prevent a

killing would have stopped. more people would be alive in our life today so what the intervention really did is just to level the playing field this is actually quite common intervention that is intended to end the violence sometimes that's the way it's that i don't see that's exactly what's happened in libya and so off he is he says secure and tripoli his forces are loyal large parts of the country support him and so a little bit of intervention is not going to compel him to step down there are tribal differences between the west of libya in the east of libya this is mainly a regional war between those regional tribes west and east and that would not change with the killing of one man the ultimate solution in libya is going to be a peace agreement it's going to be a peace agreement between the west and the east power sharing and this part of the world the very familiar with those sorts of deals where tribes that are killing each other one day then share power the next day and so that's really where the effort i

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they killed my father. may god kill those who murdered him. >> in a rare mission -- admission of fault, president bashar al-assad said some of the security forces made mistakes during the anti-government protests. human rights groups says over 1800 people have been killed over the last two months. the syrian government news agency says that the violence in the border area is being carried out by armed gangs who have come across from lebanon. gunfire can be heard, and certainly some people have been killed and injured as they fled to lebanon. international journalists are not allowed into syria. it is difficult to establish exactly what is happening there, but the refugees insist that their story is correct, and they are blaming the syrian army for the violence. they say they have no idea when they will be able to go back to their homes. >> for more on the events unfolding in syria and throughout the arab world, i spoke with mark ginsburg, who formerly served as the u.s. ambassador to morocco. we have had th

forces raid the compound and kill bin laden. now this was some video of the attacks from pakistan tv that shows the sprawling property where bin laden was shot. it has been a pain staking intelligence operation that actually began four years ago when u.s. intelligence officials learned the name of bin laden's courier. more on president obama's decision to go after the al qaeda leader during my next update in about an hour. for now live in washington d.c., allison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> in other bay area news this morning a tense situation at a fremont strip mall came to an end just a few hours ago. police say a man in a white van who claimed he had a bomb turned himself in. there were no signs of any explosives, but police had to seal off the strip mall on christy street for several hours in response to the bomb threat. officers say the man is now in custody and they say he has serious mental problems. >>> all right. time now 5:19. we've got serious commute problems. what's happening in oakland? >> yeah. the oakland mac

have been killed, innocent people were killed here innocently. we don't want that to tonight. >> for those that lost loved ones on 9/11 on the flight 93. there is also a sense of relief. >> my son was killed on september 11th and the lives of so many people were snuffed out on that day. it is such a glorious day that a measure of justice has been reached today. >> for jack, whose pregnant wife was cold that flight, there will be no celebrating. >> we need to really celebrate. we need to look at it as a way to learn more than anything. >> they say while the killing of bin laden closes a chapter in this story, final chapter won't close until date he dies. >> people gathered early this morning at the flight 93 memorial at union city to pay tribute to the september 11th victims in the wake of bin laden's death. these pictures were sent from youtube. 40 granite stones for each of the passengers and crew members that were killed. the passengers fought back and ultimately the plane crashed in the pennsylvania field. >> janet napolitano says the terror a

this week's top stories al qaida leader osama bin laden was killed in a viewer so operation after a decade long but the terror threats around the globe lives on as we report. moscow slander the situation of the international contact group on libya to give money to rebels fighting colonel gadhafi saying taking sides in a civil conflict goes against the u.n. resolution. final polish for military pageantry school russian troops marks from central moscow in preparation for a major display on the upcoming victory day that. facebook. is the first of all the markings of. the world's most famous whistle blower julian told us exclusively to us about the dark side of social networks. welcome this is r.t. it's midday sunday here in moscow my name's kevin zero in a round up of the week's top stories in our program the weekly the world's most notorious terrorist was killed off for almost ten years in hiding a summer bin ladin a shot during a covert u.s. navy seal operation they found nine eleven mastermind living in a million dollar mansion about fifty kilometers from pakistan's capital but it's not hi

to go ahead and kill. these very prominent lawyer killing a journalist in the process as well as an unsuspecting witness. now the only point i would like to add is that despite being called the russian born in quiet and they actually use these the moment cried a bit during the trial the choice a lot of affection for each other holding hands kissing sharing jokes but this was very painful for the victims for the family it for the families of the victims and the air really as the media not to remember size based crime because these two individuals despite all the affection for each other actually killed two very bright people and they committed dire crime in a very callous manner right i'll tell you don't want to thank you. for now let's turn our attention about a business and precious metals have been experiencing a couple of extremely volatile weeks both gold and so often seen it major drop softer reaching record breaking highs let's cross over to the on t.v. business desk and find out what is going on kar

and america's most wanted terrorist is killed by u.s. troops bringing cheering crowds out on the streets but leaving some council fighting consistency in the united states version of. nato members look at a siphoning support for the libyan rebels with gadhafi has frozen assets russia warns the alliance his involvement is getting dangerously close to a ground invasion. troops tanks and arrests in syria with no signs of an end to the fighting washington and the e.u. deploy sanctions to force the regime to end its a violent crackdown on sort of sucks. and is most overpassed to roll out the big guns for the annual brand of victory day parade party looks at what it took to defeat the nazis and how it united strangers. we're running down the week's highlights here on our team but this week has been dominated of course by the death of the world's most notorious terrorist after ten years on the run some of bin laden was eventually tracked down in an affluent suburb in pakistan he was then shot dead but it's not he's and he said now a reports of

for killing of osama bin laden. an al qaeda commentator has posted a eulogy for bin laden on extremist websites. he promised to avenge the killing of the sikh of islam. we're also learning that ob was buried at sea because it would have been hard to find a country that would keep his remains. he die at his compound in a-- in abbottabad. it's believed bin laden had been at the compound for five years. white house officials learned of the hiding place earlier this year. >>> 7:01. we have live team coverage on the death of the world's most- wanted terrorist. we have reports from washington, d.c., to sfo, to little kabul in fremont. but first let's go to ktvu's kraig debro. he's at the b.a.r.t. station. good morning kraig. >> reporter: good morning, dave. there is a little bit of extra security onhan. the reason -- well you just heard part of the reason, that threat of -- threat of the al qaeda member. this is a federally funded operation made up of b.a.r.t. officers. the group was scheduled to do a training exercise. i

three adult males have been killed as well. there was a woman killed, she was used as a human shield. two other women injured. as for the compound itself, the latest we're getting from alice's is it was custom built in 2005 it was apparently built with the express purpose of hiding some of significance. according to one official the estimate the cost for construction to be about $1 million. no phone, no internet, security gates all around. this was a bunker. it was located in the city which is about a half mile from the military academy. there are military forces stationed there that raises the question how could the government not have known this he was in this compound so close to one of their facilities. >> mark: thank you, we will be right back as the kron 4 morning news continues with the coverage of the killing of osama bin laden. we'll have reaction from passengers and the possibility of increased security. [ male announcer ] it was forged from the fires of imagination. sculpted by an unyielding passion for design. ♪ and

bin laden was shot and killed. he was not armed. >> even political enemies are praising the president. there was a white house reception for members of congress. he wanted to make a point about national pride and unity. >> last night, as americans learned that the u.s. had carried out an operation that had resulted in the capture of osama bin laden -- [applause] >> he was interrupted by standing ovation. previous high-profile helicopter raids have ended by disaster. in 1980, jimmy carter's attempt to free hostages in iran ended with 8 american dead. 19 u.s. servicemen died in somalia in 1993. the incident inspired the film "blackrock down -- black hawk down." >> president obama deserves credit for this but it was not just him. they have been using intelligence for a long time. this was a long-term effort. at this moment of decision, he had to decide to do this or just take the easy way out and just on the place. >> some say that this is the moment that president obama was assured of reelection. the world is not wor

questions over the contradictory accounts afterwards and why the world's number one terrorist was killed rather than arrested. fighting hard intensified in need any of this here misrata the last rebel stronghold in the west of the country this comes as a nato considers funding the rebels with cash from pulled out his frozen assets with russia warning the alliance against taking the the steps in the breach of the un security council motion to protect civilians. or to run time since troops are resisted by defines protesters as security forces surging into more cities in forty intensifying government suppression of nationwide demonstrations meanwhile washington and the deploying more sanctions against the regime for the brutal crackdown but human rights groups claiming around eight hundred have been killed. in moscow preparations last of the battles to roll out the big guns for the annual grand victory day parade on she looks at why some people and former soviet states are siding with his play instead. this is also his weekly review hello and welcome to the program there weeks been dominate

other people, as you know, were killed. members of his family, troops grabbed his body and got out of there within about 40 minutes of this thing beginning. >> we destroyed our own helicopter for security reasons? is that right? >> that's my understanding. it was a hard landing when it came down. they didn't want it to fall into other hands and we apparently destroyed it before we left. >> there's talk of the pakistani government before this knowing maybe that osama bin laden was there, given what you're telling us about the compound. what was their involvement, if anything, in this raid? what's been the reaction after the raid? >> very good question. president obama last night went out of his way to say he had help from pakistan in making this thing happen. as we listened to analysts overnight, there is question about how much help there really was and how long members in the pakistan military and intelligence communities might have actually known that osama bin laden was there. keep in mind compound built in 2005 don't kn

ugs forces kill osama bin laden. and from the "new york times", bin laden killed by u.s.tan. declaring justice has been done. hundreds, if not thousands, took to the streets after learning of bin laden's saegt. >> many have returned their their homes but they remain jubilant. more on the overnight situations. michelle, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, joe. good morning, eun. that sell bra tore feel active near swroupbd zero. they have thinned out and given way to commute as we kick off the commute. they come right here at kwroupbd zero taking that transportation before 9 shrfrpb 11, after the/11. a a special as they continue to build this area. once they learned osama bin laden had been killed, many taking to the streets here at grand zero, chanting usa. many of them draping themselves in american flags, carrying signs all throughout the city, whether their cars, honking horpls, relief that osama bin laden is no longer a threat. many first responders and also feeling relief but they're feeling many of the painful memories from 10 years ago when 3,000 poem d

the 9/11 attacks killed nearly 3,000 people. the attacks were on the east coast, but several bay area families were directly affected. within an hour of the president's announcement we just showed you now, thousands gather along the white house gates. these are live pictures once again from the white house. as a reminder, it is past 2:00 a.m. eastern time. the crowd continues to grow. it continues to get bigger over these last two hours, primarily college students from the several major universities nearby, george washington, georgetown, and several other schools. they're chanting and waving american flags. so many people you see in the crowd here. really about 10, 11, or 12 years old during the 9/11 attacks. >>> celebrations are also underway now in new york. the live picture now of times square. people gathering there spontaneously. this is not from ground zero. this is at times square now on the ground now is our reporter from our sister station in new york tom llamas. are you with us tonight? >> reporter: good evening, raj.

assaulter and was shot in the leg but not killed bin laden was then shot and killed he was not on your heart and was not armed and now senior pakistani security officials say bin laden's daughter has twelve year old daughter claims he was captured alive in his pakistani hideout and then shot by u.s. special forces now if this proves true it gives credence to questions critics are already raising of whether this killing was outside the law listen to this take. a legal phrase for the forty minute event on sunday afternoon that resulted in the death of bin ladin it's called an extrajudicial killing this means that a government killed someone who was not a soldier on a battlefield who did not pose an immediate threat to the freedom or security of any people that bad government protects and the killing was not a punishment ordered by a judge after a trial every western country except israel and the united states has condemned extra judicial killings as all western countries including israel in the us have laws that make this criminal and also earlier adam koch ashley's host of adam vs the m

americans with the drone strikes that have killed civilians that night raids that have killed civilians and i think they realize that we really have to look at the ways in which the way that the bush administration responded to my lab and actually inspired more acts of terrorism around the world and more people to want to sign up to fight and kill americans and those are questions that a lot of people don't want to ask in the united states well that's exactly what we're asking here right now going to tell me do you think that we are perhaps less safe than we were you know did we do a greater disservice to the world oh i remember secretary of defense rumsfeld i seem to question if we're recruiting four or five for every one we kill tell me how we're winning and so i agree with jeremy in the sense that this sort of action and satisfy and i certainly agree with jeremy too that there are some people who probably feel like justice has been served and i can empathize and sympathize with them still stephen walt's piece recently about why do they hate us where we've killed two hundred eighty ei

forces kill osama bin laden." and from "the new york times," this morning, the headline "bin laden killed by u.s. forces in pakistan. obama says, declaring justice has been done." the times published this picture, fitting portrait of the joy felt in new york. a striking shot of firefighters celebrating the news of bin laden's death in times square. >>> we are getting reaction from former president. george w. bush and bill clinton, barack obama call the former presidents to tell them about the death of osama bin laden. bush says, i congratulated him and the men and women of our military and intelligence communities who devoted their lives to this mission. they have our everlasting gratitude. momentous achievement marks a victory for america for people who seek peace around the world, and for those awl those who lost loved ones september 11th 2001. the fight against terror goeses on but american has sent an untis miss takable message justice will be done. clinton says i congratulate the president, the national secur

one day you're killing somebody they're trying to kill you and the next day you're sitting in a bar in new york city it's it's crazy. i don't nobody you know it's your hand at work nobody you know you've got to you've got a headache or you've got a hole in your head you can't see. when i wrote home that i was wounded i had been in france from middle of august to live. dad said to the newspaper reporter who interviewed him he was only there for a few years that was for me the only was a at that time not now was a real rejection of who i was as a man he didn't he didn't make it he got hit. and i think i didn't even understand it then but that started i decline in our relationship which spiraled downward and downward downward. and so you don't talk about it because you sit on it. and say i was lucky i didn't i can't write and i both somebody you know guys do that or why did no put me why didn't i do this i once tried i don't a school and. i remember we live in the wired new york city totally alone i don't have to put my bathroom sash around on it. and why i got down was because. my friend

questions over the contradictory accounts afterwards and why the world's number one terrorist was killed rather than arrested. fighting has intensified in levy a near the city of misrata the loss of rebel stronghold in the west of the country this comes as nato considers funding the rebels with cash from qaddafi's frozen assets with russia warning the alliance against taking further steps in breach of the u.n. security council motion to protect the billions. of fear in tongues and troops there resisted by defiance protests and sestak your forces surgery to more cities and forcing intensifying government suppression of nationwide demonstrations in while washington and the e.u. deploying more sanctions against the regime but the brutal crackdown with human rights groups claiming around eight hundred have been killed. and welcome to the program this is archie's weekly review. thanks for joining us so the weeks have been dominated by the death of the world's most notorious terrorist leader after ten years in hiding the trail to arsalan bin laden finally ended at the heavily fortified compoun

we will kill bin laden. we will kill bin laden. years, the news late on a sunday night. they killed osama bin laden. they took custody of his body. >> at my direction the united states launched a targeted operation against that compound in abbottabad, pakistan. a small team of americans carried it out with extreme courage and capability. no americans were harmed. they took care to avoid civilian casualties. after a firefight, they killed osama bin laden and took custody of his body. >> you would be forgiven the night they killed bin laden for putting down your homework or your tv remote or whatever and running to the white house and, say, climbing a tree and singing the national anthem with a thousand strangers. you've waited a long time for this. some of the people i was out there with at the white house with last night have waited half their lives.

the al qaeda leader was killed in a top-secret shoot-to-kill. >> for many, this was about the very icon of evil. he cast a dark shadow as a symbol of murderous hatred in america and the west, an elusive criminal. but american forces finally ended it here. the blood soaked sheets and blood soaked floor shows where he died, not far from the pakistani capital. they believe this was specially built to high bin laden. >> after years of painstaking work, i was briefed on a possible lead on osama. it took many months to run this red to brown, and finally, last week, i determined that we had enough intelligence to take action and authorized an operation to get osama bin laden and bring him to justice. >> two helicopters with some 25 special forces navy seals onboard flew into the region for a night chosen for the lack of moonlight. they flew to a town just 70 miles away from the capital of islamabad. the special forces team dropped onto the roof of the building, and one had mechanical helicopter problems and was destroyed later by the team. come inside, a sawmill was found in the bedroom and re

assaulter and was shot in the late but not killed in nod and was then shot and killed he was not on. now aside from the obvious questions surrounding the lack of visual proof of bin laden's death the obama administration is still having trouble explaining why it was that he was killed rather than captured the wife as a human shield theory has been flown out the window now that we know that bin laden also was unarmed did they have to shoot and how much wiggle room did obama given orders to the navy seals as to what would constitute resistance targeted killing is surrounded by legal concerns both within the u.s. and internationally so was what happened at will obama have ever even planned it to be you and me to discuss it as you saw him saying your other reason magazine and reason to take a thanks so much for joining us tonight first starters let's just let's start with the fact that the story keeps changing all the time right i mean this is something that's come that's very typical of governments and i guess in some respects you could have expected the story to change but if we know t

held for eleven days after being killed by u.s. forces there's so many inconsistency is in all of this that it's incumbent upon the obama administration to be as forthcoming as they can be about exactly what they do and do not know and did and did not know or in this case know what to say before you speak. not just one week ago it was baracoa obama at the center of a two year conspiracy that died down once america's leader released his thoughts but now obama's actions surrounding the killing of osama bin ladin after paved the way for a whole new set of missing questions surrounding the transparency of the u.s. government. artsy new york and earlier i spoke with lieutenant colonel anthony shaffer about this he's senior fellow at the center for advanced defense studies a former counterintelligence officer himself and author of the book you see here operation dark heart here's part of our conversation. one of the principles of war is you assume you don't know all the facts you don't know because you weren't there and therefore that th

one would imagine that the news that osama bin laden has been killed and killed here in pakistan only an hour and a half outside of where i am in belamabad, it will no doubt th shocking to many pakistanis. a number will be happy about it. some may feel differently. osama bin laden has been killed here in pakistan, since the september 11 attacks, the war in afghanistan. there have been rumors and speculation that osama bin laden is in the country. we're now hearing he has been killed outside the capital of the country. >> what reaction is that likely to trigger that it happened in pakistan? how are people likely to react to the news? >> one thing that people may be looking for or hoping happens as a result is that it will be an end to the throne strikes. they have been very controversial in pakistan. it has resulted in some of the worst ties between pakistan and the united states, especially in recent weeks. it is hugely unpopular here in pakistan. we're now hearing that osama bin laden in the early morning hours here in pakistan was killed in a coordinated attack by the u.s. military.

his courier and his brother were also killed in the pre- dawn ride. the navy seals did not leave that compound empty handed. they took dvds and hard drives with lots of intelligence probably about future plans for al-qaeda. back to you. >> thank you. >>> we are also learning that the navy seals got a lot more than just the terror leader in the raid on bin laden's compound. at salt force now has his computers and other electronic equipment that officials call the motherlode of intelligence. the navy seals shot bin laden in the face and then found the computers. hundreds of experts are now combing through the thumb drives at a secret location in afghanistan. >>> terrorism experts are warning of of possible revention attacks for bin laden's killing. security agencies now on high alert. there is concern that groups connected to al-qaeda will carry out the retaliatory attacks but some say the threat should not be overblown. >> i think we need to be very careful about exaggerating this. will there be some attempts? almost certainly. is it possible that one

host: what do we know about how he was killed? guest: it appears he was killed in a firefight. it was a c.i.a.-led operation. they gave him a chance to surrender. he refused and was shot and killed. he died exactly the way he wanted to. he preferred death to capture. much of the muslim world will see him as a holy warrior who died in fighting in got past path -- god's path. host: why the burial at sea? guest: if they buried him at land, it might have been seen as a shrine. they are opposed to that. i think to be on the safe side, they buried him at sea. host: you with the former unit chief of the bin laden unit at the cia. he started it -- you started it. why? guest: we could not go after hezbollah because so much of the money was in religious institutions. the white house did not want to go after them. we went after osama bin laden the cost after the war with the soviets, in his name and began to turn up all over the world. in yemen, in chechnya, in east pakistan, and east africa. not that he was in command of all those places, but he had provided money, training, false docume

he was killed in tower two. his only hope was that he could hug the soldier that pulled the trigger. >> quite a reaction. byron pitts, thank you. and joining us now from long island, new york, is new york representative congressman peter king, who is also the chairman of the house homeland security commission. sir, good to have you with us this morning. first question to you, obviously, your reaction as soon as you heard the news, that, in fact, osama bin laden had been killed. >> it was overwhelming. the white house called me about an hour and a half before the president's speech to tell me he was going to make a speech, and announce that osama bin laden had been killed. and it took me, really, several seconds to comprehend what i was being told. because i lost so many friends and neighbors on september 11th. we've had so many near-misses since then. and i couldn't believe this actually happened. it's a great moment. and let me, as a republican, give president obama tremendous credit for what was done. he's the

troops that killed osama bin laden. the call came after a joint sitting of parliament which lasted more than 10 hours. earlier on friday, at least 80 people were killed and more than 100 injured when two suicide bombers targeted a military training center. the taliban says they carried out the attacks to avenge bin laden's death. >> rushing survivors to hospital after a devastating assault. a brutal early morning strike by two suicide bombers. militants here had promised retaliation for the killing of osama bin laden. it didn't take them long to deliver. hospitals crammed with the wounded and their worried relatives. most of the casualties were young recruits to the par military police. they just finished their military training. said was one of them, with his best friend who died by his side. >> i am grieving a great deal that he's gone. he was supposed to be leaving at that moment. he was going to his home. i was going to mine. >> and this was the scene outside the training center, where so many lives were ended in se

the week's top stories america's most wanted terrorist is killed by its troops bringing cheering crowds on to the streets but leaving some puzzled by consistencies the united states version of that. nato members and look bad siphoning support for the libyan rebels would give down these frozen assets but so was the alliances involvement is getting dangerously close to a ground invasion. troops at times and arrests in syria with no signs of an end to the pricing what you get around the e.u. deploys sanctions to force the regime to ended crackdown it says a. and as moscow prepares to roll out the big guns to the annual grand victory day parade it's it was it took to defeat the nazis and how ignited strangers. a very warm welcome gee this is our see live from moscow now the week spin dominated by the death of the world's most notorious terrorists after ten years on the rather some of bin laden was eventually tracked down an affluent pakistan and shot dead but as any as a not always supports the world's medicine's may now seek out a new torchbearer for terrorism. the man wanted dead or alive