liz gonzález en directo desde la capital del mundo, liz adelante. >>> después de jubilo y alivio llegóuerte. >>> las autoridades aseguran que no hay una amenaza específico pero recordaron que bin laden ordenó al menos una docena de ataques en nueva york aunque no todos tan certeros como el 9/11 policías con perros y armados patrullaban los centros de transporte, e mientras que oficiales examinaban bolsas de pasajeros en trenes subterráneo, el público sigue atento. >>> uno tiene que cuidarse más ahora que murió porque van a venir las represalias. >>> más segura, más tranquila, porque yo creo que todo esto estamos que expuestos ate enero a hospital e terroristas aquí, más seguros de que al final guíen como se dice en méxico, un pez gordo, murió. >>> las fuerzas del orden redoblan la vigilancia ¿la zona 0, aeropuertos túneles y puentes de la ciudad, bloomberg escogió la zona 0 donde recordó para en fa faty zar que nueva york sigu adelante y el comisionado de policía dijo que aunque mucho del trabajo que hacen las fuerzas del orden no seguro social vi es visible al público están atentos y

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liz palmer in islamabad tonight. thank you so much, liz. now, before he went on television to announce bin laden's death, president obama telephoned former presidents bill clinton and george w. bush to tell them. bush, who once said he wanted bin laden dead or alive, congratulated president obama as well as the u.s. military and intelligence communities and said america has sent an unmistakable message: no matter how long it takes, justice will be done. now, behind me you can see where the twin towers once stood. those footprints will be part of a memorial here at ground zero, still an open wound in the city. today's "daily news" captures the feelings of more than a few new yorkers. our chief national correspondent byron pitts reports bin laden's death was celebrated all across the country. >> reporter: today from coast to coast, america seemed to have a pep in her step. the nation's nemesis, that face so many associated with evil, was dead. down at new york's ground zero... >> i've been working down on this site for over two years now. it'

katie. >> couric: liz palmer. liz, thank you. and still ahead here on the cbs evening news, reaction to bin laden's death in the heart of muslim america. but up next, the search for the missing continues one week after those deadly tornadoes. >> couric: it's been one week since those devastating tornadoes tore across the south. the death toll stands at 327 with the search still going on for victims. 30 twisters cut paths across alabama, some with winds close to 200 miles per hour. elaine quijano reports at least 75 people are still missing in tuscaloosa. >> reporter: seven days after the storms, the search for the missing continues. by air and on the ground. >> we didn't see them the night we were pulling people out or anything. >> reporter: this urban search-and-rescue team from mobile was deployed last week marking this house all clear in owner spray paint as they scoured neighborhoods. you expect to find anybody here today? >> you never know. i mean, we have other teams that come in and search and we come in and stemp behind t

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liz amo ara is in joplin where, as we speak, rescue crews are still looking for survivors. liz? >> yes, ken and dana, they are being challenged by extreme conditions, not only have they had to contend with dangerous downpours and storms but block by block through 6 miles of have piles and piles of rubble very much like this stack of cars behind me. at least 1/4 of joplin, missouri, no longer exists, a devastating tornado drew a 10- mile past of destruction through town. they are searching for survivors. >> we're trying to cover the whole area damaged at one time to try to find any live victims. >> reporter: she sifted through her grandmother's belongings looking for keepsakes. >> he had a heart attack when it started and died. >> reporter: he took cover in the shower. he wants to find what's left of his home. >> her wedding ring and her other satchel she got me when we first got married. it comes with a leather bible. in the front of it it says "through everything we will overcome." >> one resident was lucky enough to find her dog whimpering in the rubble. he was underneath a st

-liz: let's go. oh, tough love. hey. you say, two years from now, you and me-- dinner, malibu, le coal keel. what do you think? give me two years to think about it. that wasn't a no. eppes, do me a favor. once you bust maddux, you give him a message. what's that? nobody uses my master plan and gets away with it. not even me. au revoir, mademoiselle. (speaking french) don: marcus, get him out of here. keep an eye on him. it's a shame. guy could have been a ceo if he hadn't become a crook. what's the difference? we're ready, don. nikki, you got eyes? three bad guys on the main floor of the exchange with the hostages. your brother... he really doesn't like me. well, it takes him a while to warm up to people. is that what it is? no. i cut the initiator wire. it's not hot. bomb's a dummy. david: rear door's clear. we got a dummy bomb on the side door, too. we're clear. all right. here we go. we're going in. hit it. got orders to escort the prisoner -back to terminal island. -oh, no, not now. come on. i've given you so much in

i want to ask liz, co-creator of "the daily show."you think the president came out of the gates. play the video. what do you think? >> i think he totally came out of the gate. this year and last year were similar. i have a slightly different view than pete because i think the president really delivers well. i think his facial expressions are great. i don't think they needed as much video as they did. i thought the lion king thing was great, the whole movie trailer thing went on way too long, could have been shorter and funnier. when you have a guy who can deliver like that, is really charming when he does, use it, don't go to the tape. >> errol, i have to ask you as a political anchor, they say the truth is often spoken in jest, a lot of that was going on, especially when it came to the president. we'll talk about seth myers later. >> sure. he went through his opponents, one by one, huntsman, bachmann, pawlenty, good natured and very well delivered, like liz says. he basically took shots all across the ballroom going after people who

>> i heard a different speech, liz.rd him say he is a zionist, clearly the arabs and specifically the palestinians and hamas have to acknowledge that israel has a right to exist. it seems to me he was very clear about saying it should be a two-state solution and the palestinian state has to be nonmilitary. cannot be able to attack israel. so, all of that was said. and yet, here he comes down and says to the israelis you know what the status quo is unacceptable. we have been cursing each other. and we've been adding fuel to the fire in terms of arab discontent for so long. let's change the dynamic. let's show that israel is aggressive, affirmative and say we want peace. i can't believe -- i want to repeat what chris wallace said. it's unbelieve to believe me he would have the arrogance to come in the oval office and lecture an american president? i think that's way out of line. >> chris: i didn't say that. those are your comments. i said he lectured. >> certainly did. >> chris: i didn't say. >> you have been at the white

if it weren't next door to pakistan we wouldn't be there. >> liz?ll, i think that it is surprising that he was 35 miles from islamabad. i think it's unclear whether anybody in the pakistani government was supporting him, was helping him. we've had some administration officials suggest it's impossible that bin laden could have been there for this long without some kind of a support network. but i do think it's very important as we hold pakistan accountable, as we push them hard for the names of anybody in the isi who may have been in contact with bin laden that we not forget, you know, george's point about the stakes, that we cannot afford to walk away. we walked away once at the end of the 1980s and we saw what happened. we cannot afford for afghanistan to become a safe haven. we can't afford for pakistan to become a safe haven with over 100 nuclear weapon, 170 muslims, i think it's very important that we deal with this relationship in a very well advised way going forward and not jump to the conclusion that we got to walk away. >> tom, you have a d

search liz crenshaw and consumer watch.rs for mother's day, not a bad idea. >> i went with the winner. >> with the orange. >> thanks, liz. >>> after the break, debate over celebrating the death of osama bin laden. why some say chanting "usa" sends the wrong message. >>> traffic is already bad, but a new construction project promises to improve your commute with only a few minor backups in the process. >>> the media is in place. the band right now is on stage warming up. and the fans as you can see have lined the streets all we're waiting for is for prince charles to arrive. i'm john schiffen. coming up. why the future king of england is coming here t >>> you're watching news 4 at 5:00. >> and welcome back, everybody. right now, on the dry side. we have some showers and thunderstorms out there. some of those starting to develop into west virginia. making their way towards the east. some areas are under a severe thunderstorm watch until 10:00. mostly to the north and west of washington. but everybody is going to get in on the

nbc's liz crenshaw has a look. >> pam owns and rents out this townhouse in florida. she decided to buy a home warranty for peace of mind so she went online and found an insurance company and for about $400, she bought a year-long home warranty that promised to cover appliances in the home, everything from the dishwasher and clothes dryer to the heating and plumbing systems. so when her tenant later called to say the refrigerator was not working, she thought she was covered. >> i thought, great. good. i'll give them a call. so i called and the number has been disconnected. i e-mailed them. i had an e-mail. no response. >> reporter: when she looked further into the company, she found the better business bureau gave it an "f." and consumers gave the company bad reviews posting the company denies every claim. does not answer their phones. lied and never covered anything. so she dished out another $400 to have a repairman come and fix the fridge. >> home warranties get my blood boiling particularly. we hear it too often. too many times from too many people. >> david butle

let me bring in liz lev. she spends almost every day inside the vatican. i have to say, we saw people here from all around the world, many of them camped out in the cold and rain last night. they cramped in like sardines. what do they get out of it? >> what is amazing is the amount of physical discomfort people stood up with. they stood close to each other literally leaning on each other for hours on ends. >> cold last night and hot day. >> what do they come here for? they came here, because that man whose face was revealed, they made each one of them feel loved and understood. now they have come to show their closeness to him. the power of john paul ii goes beyond something of this place. it brings people here to feel like got something out of the standing here. >> this is not a canonization, not his funeral, which brought so many people business hi coffin, which is the last time it was there on the altar, yet they're drawn to keep standing in line. >> think of this event. there's no photo op, you can't get your baby kissed, there's no anything. there's a

liz bryant was on the ground. >> reporter: more than, i would say, 75% of joplin is completely wipedt. populated neighborhoods are gone. they look like war zone at this time. the busiest street, where lowe's, home depot, walmart, all of the main shopping as well as the restaurants once were, they are all gone. the st. john's regional medical center hospital, the roof was completely torn off. the tornado went right through st. john's. and a triage,ple triages, multiple morgues are set up there. bodies laid on the street. i went out after the storm, began gathering the news for tonight. assessing the damage. you could hear residents trapped under the rubble crying out for help. they wanted everyone to know they were still alive but they needed to get out. and dead bodies were being laid on the street. their loved ones actually going up to the bodies, crying, screaming, giving them cpr, with any hopes of reviving them. who can be completely ready for something that pancakes your house, pancakes your neighborhood? i mean, pictures and words cannot describe it. the video you're showing pu

i'll never do that again, liz. thank you. >> now you learned. me, too. >> i just paid $3.94, though, in silver spring. a beautiful night. it is just gorgeous out there but a little on the humid side. if you're thinking about taking a run or maybe you did a little earlier, it may have been on the humid side for you. live doppler radar, nothing to show out there right now. there is no rain across the area and i don't expect much over the next couple hours. tomorrow is going to be a little bit of a different story. 70 degrees currently. winds are calm, dew points at 60 degrees, humidity up to 70%, so there is the potential for fog overnight. 71 in sterling, 73 in fredericksburg. these are actually where the average temperatures are for this time of year, or at least just about that. 62 by 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. watch out for fog as you make your way out and about. near 76 degrees by noon. i expect things to stay dry to that point but then we'll see our chances for showers and storms go up. high in pittsburgh, 72 degrees. 81 in elkins, 83 in ri

joining me now is liz lev, an art historian, she knew pope john paul ii. she spends virtually every day inside the vatican. let me start with your impressions on this day. what has just happened to your friend, pope john paul ii. >> i think we found out today john paul ii has a lot of friends. and it's a beautiful day here in rome. and it's wonderful to see this incredible spirit. it reminds us of six years ago when he died and there was that sort of silent collecting of the people. now that silence erupted today in this joyous celebration of recognizing john paul ii in heaven. >> it really was a joyful celebration. but what is happening inside st. peter's right now is very solemn, the veneration. tell me about the coffin, people will file past it. there's so much history where it is. >> the building -- the placement of the coffin is directly on the top of the tomb of st. peter, which is behind michelangelo's famous dome which goes down to the ground where st. peter was thrown after being executed 200,000 years ago and now beatified, sitting right on top o

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we're prepared to take cover any minute, liz. >> all right. joel brown in joplin, missouri, thank you. >>> next, the bay area's newest area code just announced and already it's controversial. >> then, stores caught shortchanging their customers. >> it's outright fraud. >> how to make sure you're not getting less than you deserve. >>> and fish used to tease students a lesson in diversity. why it's causing a stir. ,, ,,,,,,,, different lesson is being taught to some oakland kids -- one ch d i >>> pink is for girls, blue is for boys. now a very different lesson is being taught to some oakland kids, one challenging that gender rigid mentality. christin ayers on the divide created by a diverse school thought. >> reporter: it's so controversial that media outlets from fox news to "usa today" have all come to this school redwood highly elementary school because of that lesson plan. it teaches there are different ways to be boys and girls. this looks like any other elementary school. but it's what went on inside the classroom today that made national

liz. liz. can you see. the future. hello and welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle issues of relevance and even legitimacy as the jostling continues as to who will succeed the now disgraced dominique strauss kahn at the international monetary fund many still question the usefulness of this global financial institution is the i.m.f. a political tool of the west or an unfortunate messy place you can see. to cross-talk the role of the i.m.f. today i'm joined by peter chola in london he is a program manager at the bretton woods project also in london we have daniel ben-ami he is a journalist and author and in cambridge we cross to jeffrey frankel he's a professor of capital formation and growth at the harvard kennedy school ok gentlemen this is crosstalk that means you can jump in anytime one and i very much encourage it but first let's look at some of the issues surrounding this global financial institution. in the wake of the scandal is the parser over its former head dominic strauss kahn the international monetary fun

. >> yeah, we can tell from what you are saying, liz, this is absolutely devastating. real quickly before we let you go here, there is also another looming threat here, which is gas explosions. >> we are not out of the clear yet. there are gas leaks everywhere. even when people were -- trying to set up shop, just making -- a hospital in the middle of the road, everyone was screaming "do not light a cigarette. do not light a match." gas leaks are everywhere. explosions are feared. and so, we are not out of the clear, though the tornado has passed us. >> all right, liz bryant this morning from kode in joplin, reporting live. thank you for the very alarming details. appreciate it. >> thoughts and prayers with you and everyone in the area over the next couple days. >>> in all of this, the coverage of the fatal midwest tornados does not end here. we will have updates from missouri and minnesota both on "america this morning" and live coverage later today on "good morning america." heartbreaking scenes out there. going to wake up to this morning. >> really incredible. >>> we

. >> liz pwegtd warren sparred with republicans that week. president obama choice warren to head the agency last october but she's a lightening rod for the opposition. >> when you put this much in one hand without checks or balances those things cause problems. >> congressman patrick mchenry voted against the bureau's creation. he and other republicans want the position to be replaced by a bipartisan commission under the kroll of congress. a move democrats argue will kill the agencies effectiveness. >> government has been so far on the side of the big banks and big institutions, and forgotten the little guys. >> congressman coming cummings s called on henry to apologize to warren for his treatment towards her at the hearing. >> she accused me -- >> i think you need to clear this up with your staff. >> there is a certain level of decorum and a certain hrefpl of respect. you think that respect was broken? >> no doubt about it. >> i think she owes con stkpwres aan apology. >> the consumer protection bure "is to be up and running in july but it h

. >> liz was booming at the box office this weekend thathnks to the thunder. "thor" had the best opening of the year, the action film took in $46 million overseas. 63% male and surprisingly, 72% were over the age of 25. bad news for last week's champ, "fast five" premiered with $86 million and a drop of a steep 62% to finish in second with $32.5 million. the good news, it debuted number one overseas breaking the all-time record for a foreign weekend. >>> the wedding comedy, "jumping the broom" starring relative new byes won third place by a nose with $13.7 million. >>> and finally, kate hudson's romantic opening "something borrowed" made $34 million and it disappointed finishing fourth with $13 million. were you one of those guys that saw "thor"? >> i will see it but probably not in the theater. >> i will probably not see that. >> okay this comes to us from off the coast of the florida keys where two whaels have returns to familiar surroundings. only seven whales have survived. confined to a pen and treated for dehydration, blood tests revealed they were healt

invested with a grant on those students, is after they get out, they will enter a huge school with liz and educational focus or cycle emotional but they so much need and deserve? >> [speaking foreign language] >> the students and brian have been through lots of changes and principles which have affected an academically korea another change -- have affected them academically. >> [speaking foreign language] >> so moving them into this school would not give them or give us the opportunity to choose another intermediate school that would better suit the needs for a children it. for example, myself, color the daughter in the foot grave. hoover, for the programs but they're offering. >> [speaking foreign language] >> oh that is why there is so much controversy. the paris think there are things not being taken into account when you make those. >> [speaking foreign language] . >> thank you very much. [applause] >> [speaking foreign language] >> it's ok. very emotional, dear. my name is -- and i want to thank you, president, commissioners, members of the board. i come here as a think a mother,

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that's business, i'm liz mcdonald.h >> a maryland man is indicted for his role in a deadly armed robbery. he's accused of bursting into a northern virginia home back in 2008 looking for drugs and money. these are the first criminal charges filed in the case that's been cold for nearly three years. ryan and terance stroke died in that home invasion. investigators say the brothers were marijuana dealers and prosecutors believe cook and his accomplices dressed as cops and brought knives when they forced their way into the house in fairfax county. >> i don't condone certainly the marijuana dealing that may have caused this residents to be targeted, but these three men did not deserve to die. no one deserves to be a victim of a violent crime so that is why we never forget the victims of a serious crime. >> the other suspect was killed after allegedly trying to rob an off-duty police officer in march 2009. he was shot and killed at the time. >>> louden county police released new clues to help th

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. >> law enforcement sources told nbc news that has brynn one of liz delusionings whethall leung, th had killed gabby giffords. today, he yelled thanks for the freak show. you're changing it. he was removed from the court room. a moment later, the judge ruled for the time, he's incompetent to understand the charges against him orasycyst in his own defense. >> mike outside court. that appearance today in tucson. mike, thanks. >>> there was a stunned silence on the floor of the new york stock exchange this morning. dma not because of any market news but in reaction to the news mark haines had died. he was the founding anchor of "squawk box" on cnbc. he's been a fixture of our sister network for two decades. people used the words gruff and rumpled and irascible to describe him, but they were trying to say he was real. he didn't suffer fools kindsly, and covering wall street, he suffered a few of them. he was an ivy league graduate and a veteran reporter, and he was able to calmly report on the 9/11 attacks and the financial me meltdown. he was 62, and our condolences go out to his famil

because i just assumed he was running for a joke. >> so, liz, you believe seth meyers did the most damage do. the president was at a hockey game. the president set him up and he slammed it. and finally because we have been living with this donald trump crazy train of birth certificatism, if you will. and to finally be able to have the president say his peace and then have seth meyers just tear him down, it was -- i felt very funny as a viewer. and the whole room felt, like, good. to watch him sit and stare like he had no feeling was completely gratifying. >> oh, my gosh. sociopath, you said it. and crazy train. >> i said it. >> so pete, this next clip is for you. seth whieers meyers is talking about donald trump's hair. >> he often appears on fox which is ironic because a fox often appears on donald trump's head. >> okay, pete. fox and fox and hair. >> don, you are right, no one loves a hair joke or a bad hair joke or a lack of hair joke better than myself. and this was a great one because as a bald man i'm not in denial. i embrace it. donald trump has always rejected it. he needs to come

reporter liz is in the city of joplin, missouri. >> going pile to pile in a systematic grid, rescuers working to find survivors. they are focusing on big box stores and apartment complexes. listen for any signs of life in the rubble. and x marks the spot already cleared by search teams. >> hello. >> family and friends are also looking for loved ones. michelle's 16-year-old friend was in a car with friends. >> he said he heard the swoosh, possibly where the car was being picked up and carried off. i need some confirmation whether he is dead or alive. >> steven campbell was in his home with his wife. he was hit in the head and hopes his wife may be an unidentified hospital patient. >> emotionally i'm gone. it is beyond gone. just too much. >> the national weather service upgraded this tornado to an e5, making it the eight deadliest in history. reporting live, cbs 5. >>> well some new information coming out of the la area tonight on the brian stowe investigation. it seems the case against give giovan ira giovani is far from a slam dunk. accusing them of failing to provide adequate securi

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liz got a look for us this morning. take a look, liz?in laden had been hiding and where he was killed. we're in the outskirts of abbottabad here right now. so quiet that there is an orphanage over there. there's a tall concrete wall all the way around and barbed wire all the way around the top. inside the compound, it was quite large, there's room for both american helicopters to land, that's where the fire fight took place and all of the bodies were collected and removed by the americans. the house has been sealed bid the pakistani army. but we have talked to some of the neighbors and asked them who the people are who were living there as far as they were concerned. they said they were people from a little bit west of here, very quiet, very discrete, that explained the high security by saying they had enemies in the tribal areas and they needed this to keep them safe. since the army has allowed people to come and look at the house, the streets are full. people are gawking. they can't believe that the world's most wanted man was living i

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liz, good morning again. >> reporter: good morning. dominique strauss-kahn was a prominent member of the jet setting il heat and the next few months should have been the pinnacle of what has been a stellar career. strauss-kahn known as a gifted mr. fix-it will be missed at greek bail-out talks starting today but they will go ahead. >> i think generally markets will perceive that this will be sorted. >> reporter: strauss-kahn's political ambitions, though, have almost certainly been sunk. sometime this summer, dsk as he is known was expected to quit the monetary fund and return to france as a strong candidate for president. his center left supporters along with his wife, a famous journalist, have reacted to news of the arrest with disbelief. i don't believe for a second the accusations leveled against my husband, she said, i have no doubt that he will be found innocent. but strauss-kahn, the economist and politician had a reputation as a predatory womanizer. on a french talk show the writer alleges that strauss-kahn assaulted her during