. >> on his life, loves, and new twins, mariah carey. and terry fator and his $100 million act in vegas. >> i want to introduce myself -- >> we're talking. >> can i sing later? >> you can sing later. >> and season five winner michael grimm. ♪ i never want someone the way that i love you ♪ >> about to unleash his debut album on the world. this is "piers morgan tonight." >>> nick cannon is a multi-talented man, you just have to ask him, and he'll tell you, but his latest role is the most difficult of all. he's a father. he and his wife, mariah carey, are the proud parents of new twins, and he also has a new cd. and his other role is the host and second best-looking star of "america's got talent." mr. cannon, how are you, daddy? >> i'm good, i'm good. and thank you very much for having me on my show -- or your show, your show. >> you're look a little bit bleary-eyed. not getting much sleep? >> you know, i never sleep, but now it's different, because i'm actually doing like baby stuff and changing and it takes -- you have to emote more. so n

news. >>> twin browse brothers will wait until july to stand trial for the second time. after mistrial travers and tremayne were expected to go on trial yesterday. they doused a dog with gasoline and set her on fire. the two are charged with animal cruelty. since the injuries, they were so severe, the dog nicknamed phoenix was put down. retail cash -- the retrial was delayed because the defense attorney is busy with another trial. >>> if you are traveling around the area 10 inch water main break happened yesterday afternoon affecting 15 businesses along the carver center for the arts and technology in the area. right now, both southbound lanes are closed so crews are using one lane for the northbound lanes for southbound traffic. no word on how fast crews can fix that water main break and reopen all the lanes. >>> #:34. -- 4:34. president obama heads to new york city this morning to meet with 9/11 victims family members. after the death of osama bin laden. yesterday, the president announced he will not release the photos of bin laden's body. emily schmidt tells us the pr

ahead. >>> proud new parents nick cannon and mariah carey have revealed the names of their brand new twinsuple welcomed a boy and a girl over the weekend, the boy's name is moroccan scott cannon, moroccan comes from a room in the apartment that has moroccan-themed decor and that's where cannon proposed to her as well and the girl's name is monroe after the famous marilyn monroe. both got the middle names. carey doesn't have one and neither does baby monroe. >>> the guinness world record holder for rolling the longest cigar broke his own record today. it took jose castelar more than 400 pounds of tobacco to roll this monster, measuring 268 fetal most doubling his last record. he's been rolling cigars since he was a teenager. he previously set the record in '03, '05 and '08. he is on a roll with that roll. >> still ahead on news 4 at 4:00, a mother relives the horrifying day when her husband and child were killed and she so, what happens if i'm in an accident and need to get my car fixed? progressive makes it easy because we give you choices. you can pick where to get your car fixed. we can

the day the world looked on in horror as new york's twin towers laid wounded and the pentagon disfigured. it's the day osama bin laden's name became a household name. as this word of al qaeda gloated. >> make no mistake. the united states will hunt down and punish those responsible for the cowardly acts. >> bip laden's -- bin laden's favored to the to the west. in 1990, bin laden issued an order to kill americans where they can be found. >> all americans are our enemies. also the ones that pay their taxes. >> bin laden was born in 1957. son of the a construction magnet with close ties to the saudi arabia family. his father died, he inherited $25 million. those who met the men described him as quiet. >> ruthless man. ruthless he was. his anger was fueled during the presence in saudi arabia. he used family fortunes to fund attacks in afghanistan and sued an. two people were killed when two u.s. embassies were bombed and, again, al qaeda was blamed. >> military commander, are charged with carrying out the most heinous acts of terrorism and soldier. aplods the bm when the national internatio

listen to what he has to say about his wife marree and the new twins. >> your wife is delightful. >>> she looks sexy, beautiful. >> i know there's a nasty undertone you say. every time you saw something about my wife i can imagine what you're thinking. >> the reason you don't like is you know she's always quite flirtatious around me. that's what annoys me. >> no, you're overly flirtatiou

lessons that you're learning firsthand with the new twins. goo-goo-goo. is that the talk? w insight into the mindset of the mind of osama bin laden. intelligence analysts. >> in those handwritten notes bin laden urges his followers to strike new targets on american soil. abc's brian ross investigates. >> reporter: the officials say bin laden remained obsessed with outdoing the attacks of september 11th. and he believed only a body count in the thousands would have any affect on u.s. policy overseas. >> the fact that bin laden wanted to kill thousands of americans does not surprise me at all. >> reporter: from his compound in pakistan, officials say bin laden urged al qaeda to consider attacks on los angeles as well as smaller american cities, spread out the attack, he advised. >> it makes it more difficult for us to track because we're looking at more symbolic locations. >> reporter: u.s. officials say bin laden was not satisfied of what had been smaller planned attacks presumably like the failed times square bombing last year, the shooting at ft. hood and the aborted chris

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mariah carey and nick cannon are the proud new parents of twins tonight.rey gave birth to a baby boy and girl today in los angeles. her spokesperson says cannon drove the singer to the hospital in their rolls-royce phantom. no word on names. we have heard that, i kid you not, they listened to carriy's "we belong together after being born. president obama showed his lighter side tonight. though he's no professional comedian, the president got a rousing response to his well-timed remarks. among those in attendance tonight, possible presidential candidate donald trump. >> but no one is happier, no one is prouder to put this birth certificate matter to rest than the donald. and that's because he can finally get back to focusing on the issues that matter. like did we fake the moon landing? what will really happened in roswell? and where are biggie and tupac? >> saturday night live's seth myers headlines the event and was able to poke fun at every media group in attendance. his employer included, as well. took a lot of pot shots at nbc. >> we can take it. >> we

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listen to what he has to say about his wife and new baby twins.o say, delightful. she makes me laugh. she looks sexy. beautiful. >> i know there's this nasty undertone that you have. every time you say something about my wife -- >> the reason you don't like it is because you know she's always flirtatious around me. >> you're overly flirtatious with her. that is the problem.

new confession from arnold schwarzenegger. he fathered a child with a woman who worked in his home. >>> education nation. twin crises for new college grads. jobs hard to come by and now student debt hard to get rid of. >>> and coffee talk. what the latest big study is saying tonight about how coffee may help reduce the risk of a major cancer killer. may help reduce the risk of a major cancer killer. "nightly news" begins now. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening. a lot of water is flooding into louisiana. surging in now, following the opening of floodgates designed to do just that, flood one area to spare another. there's still a lot of water on the way. and high water will be with us for weeks. water will be straining against those levees and walls for some time. the mississippi river is changing as the flooding is rearranging life on land and overrunning parts of the bayou. the experts now tell us the impact from these floods could go as high as $2 billion. a big hit for industries like catfish, cotton, corn, wheat, beans, rice, the shipping industry that relies on the river as a c

looks like the twins are even again. new crest pro-health clinical toothpaste. when you do. >>> homeowners in louisiana are still hoping for the best-case scenario as floodwaters from the bloated mississippi river head their way. many residents wrapped their homes in plastic and surrounded them with sandbags, stacking them as high as they could. >>> and now, a look at your road conditions. from washington flooding on i-95 from washington to maine. wet on i-87 from new york to the border. and on i-90, from boston to cleveland. rain-slick on i-5, from sacramento to san diego. and snowy on parts of i-80, from reno to salt lake city. >> and taking a look at some of the flying conditions. airport delays are possible in boston, new york, philadelphia, d.c., denver, san francisco and los angeles. >>> well, after 25 years on the air, oprah winfrey is bidding farewell with a little help from some very high-profile friends. >> the queen of talk wrapped up her long run with a two-part taping at a chicago sports arena. it was packed with 13,000 fans. diana alvear witnessed

for "good morning america," ryan owens, abc news, twin falls, idaho. >>> and we turn now, to an exclusivefamily that found rita. troy sill his daughter whitney herman, and her husband, chad. what an amazing story. troy, let me begin with you. you're on your atvs, doing what is called shedding looking for elk antlers. and what did you see? >> we come around the corner. and there was a two-wheel drive van. thinking what is this doing here? we pulled up to it and noticed a sign on the window of it that said stuck, help. and so i just -- i looked and i seen a head pop up. and i gave the signal are you okay? and i seen a head shaking in there going, no no. >> and you went up to there. and, whitney, when you got to rita, she said you three were the answer to her prayers. >> uh-huh. >> what kind of condition -- >> we were. for us we could tell that she was weak. she couldn't stand for long periods of time. but she looked very well. she's an amazing lady. >> when you got there, you actually -- you tried to figure how to get her out. but there was no power in the battery. chad, you had to leave ri

people also gathered at the former site of the twin towers in new york. they flocked after the news came down that bin laden was dead. of course, you know more than 2700 people died in the september 11th attacks. a memorial, museum, and new office buildings are being constructed on that site. and while many around the world and right here in the washington, d.c. area consider bin laden's death a good thing, you're likely to find tighter security at federal buildings and airports and metro stations. transit police have partnered with other law enforcement agencies in order to monitor possible retaliatory attacks. surae chinn joins us now from metro's chinatown station in northwest washington with more information. >> reporter: j.c., we witnessed a heightened sense of security here. what you'll find are more uniformed officers and what you'll also see and what they'll tell you is that they are more vigilant whenever and wherever throughout the transit systems. a robbery suspect was hiding out at metro brought additional police coming against traffic within

the hijacking of passenger planes and destruction of the twin towers in new york saw nearly 3000 people killed. >> when he spoke, it was interesting in that he is probably the only arab figure i have met who does not say the first thing that comes into his mind. for most people when the camera comes up, they say something because they are afraid of looking stupid. i would ask a question of him. he would sit on the ground and think about how he wanted to reply. he would get a piece of wood and start cleaning his teeth. i would sit there watching him, waiting for his words. >> his central belief was that sharia islamic law was the only way to bring peace to the middle east. he believed all other ideologies needed to be fought against, even if it resulted in the death of women and children. over time, he has visibly aged. he was later seen walking with a stick, giving rise to speculation about his health. from fighting against troops in afghanistan to winning the support of locals, he was a world figure for a quarter of a century. al qaeda has lost its figurehead. many argue this will have

and for those of t >> inin we're at ground zero in new york city w he twin towers of the world trade center once stood. you can see the footprints behind me, in fact. they'll be turned into reflecting pools at the memorial here. tonight the man who ordered the attack that destroyed the towers is dead, killed by u.s. navy seals at his hideout in pakistan in an attack ordered by president obama. chip reid is at the white house tonight. chip, that's where this operation was planned. >> reporter: katie, this operation has been in the planning stages for more than eight months and president obama was deeply involved every step of the way. >> our country has kept its commitment to see that justice is done. the world is safer. it is a better place because of the death of osama bin laden. >> reporter: the operation began over seven months ago. august, 2010, president obama is briefed about a rare lead after a bin laden courier is traced to a massive secure compound in pakistan. mid-february, the 2011, after months of surveillance, u.s. officials conclude there's a strong likelihood bin laden

. >>> the singer mariah carey is a new mom to twins.he singer and husband nick cannon celebrated the birth of both a girl and boy. >>> justin bieber has millions of fans, but apparently a few that are not fond of the pop star let him know about it during a concert in australia. bieber was performing when six eggs landed just inches in front of him. the pop mega star didn't miss a beat. he backed away so the mess could be cleaned up. after the song, he threatened to end the concert right there. eventually, he went on with the show. bieber's fans are furious, you might guess. one fan tweeted, quote, you now have 9 million beliebers after you. be afraid. >> i keep thinking of a beehive, you attack a swarm of believers. >> does he now have 9 million fans mad at him? >> the person who threw the eggs. >> what can i say? we don't want 9 million people not liking the bieber. that would never happen. >>> for us, we have cloud cover. for now anyway. a little chance for rain coming in later in the day. certainly not going to be a washout, though.

>>> and the sights and the sounds we will always remember as the twin towers fell in new york city after two planes crashed into them nearly a decade ago. and as flight 93 crashed into this field in shanksville, pennsylvania, brave passengers struggled with terrorists onboard. and also at the pentagon tonight many people who lost loved ones in that tragedy gained some satisfaction. the mastermind of it all has been brought to justice. u.s. leaders got a tip from a guantanamo bay detainee. last august officials discovered $1 million compound in pakistan. last week the president says he determined leaders had enough evidence to take action. one of the gutsy exist moves since the bay of pigs. navy seals dropped down on the roof on ropes, secured the building and got into a firefight. bin laden was ordered to give it up but he refused so he was shot and killed. so we went into pakistan, shot him twice, took a blood sample, wrapped him in a sheet, had a muslim burial, plopped him into the sea. >> reporter: well, jamie, certainly there is plenty of celebration, but you won't find it here. the

from construction of the twin towers in 1970 to the new building under construction today, checkout ground zero in pictures on our website, the home page of wbal tv, wbaltv.com. surveillance video has been released in hopes of catching a suspect of a robbery. three masked people rushed into the edgewood laundromat. a 38-year-old female victim was also knocked around. anyone with information is asked to call metro crime stoppers. despite no visible signs of trauma, somebody killed phylicia barnes according to the chief of the medical office. authorities do not plan to release additional information about the investigation. >> i think each additional bit of information is helping investigators, and they're using that as effectively as they can. >> when phylicia barnes -- phylicia barnes's body was pulled from the susquehanna river, there were no signs of trauma, and the medical examiner's office has ruled her death a homicide. authorities say they know how she died, but are withholding information. >> there's certain information that is sometimes only known by the person or persons responsib

listen to what he has to say about his wife mariah carey and their new baby twins. >> tell me about yourdelightful. >> thank you. >> she makes me laugh. she looks sexy. >> i hate when you say this. >> sexy, beautiful. >> i know there's this nasty undertone that you have. every time you say something about my wife, i can't just imagine what you're thinking. >> the reason you don't like it is you

a new study from sweden followed close to 9,000 twins for 30 years. and it found that those carrying around extra pounds during middle age had about an 80% higher chance of developing some form of dementia later in life. for more information on this and other health stories, check out the health page at msnbc.com. >> and now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 12,807 after dipping 3 points yesterday. the s&p shed two points. the nasdaq lost 9. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo, the nikkei was closed for a holiday, but in hong kong, the hang seng dropped 87. >>> well, this might make you think twice before giving our your personal information online. one day after sony made a public apology to some 77 million playstation users whose personal data had been hacked, the company revealed nearly 25 million online entertainment accounts had been compromised. sony is offering free service in exchange for the unprecedented intrusion. osama bin laden's death gave stocks a higher open yesterday.

news. look at the pictures from kare in the twin cities area. update us on the breaking news. >> we are tracking a possible tornado here. we had a report of a touchdown and the most recent report is a funnel cloud in the plymouth area. some other cities in the twin cities, suburbs being affected by this. it's champlain and inoka into the ramsey area moving north. this is the direction it's going. to put it in perspective here's minneapolis/st. paul. these are northwestern suburbs away from the downtown area. this is a populated area. the rotation is being indicated near i-94 where we have been seeing the tower cams and it's also producing quarter-sized hail and torrential downs. take a look at the camera. you can see how heavy the rain is. people are pulling over because they can't see in this dangerous storm. you need to seek shelter now. this is kind of an isolated storm now. not within the watch box. we are not expecting widespread severe weather tonight for the twin cities. this storm remains dangerous and a warning in effect until the top of

twin peaks, edge hill, telegraph hill. every once in awhile, you hear about those who make the news with a rock fall or landslide. usually occur in the telegraph and twin peaks. . above the rock are the soil deposits. the most common is dune sand. it is nothing but rocks that has been worn down from the sierras and deposited along the beaches. the wind blew that dune sand over most of the city. it is this mustard color. on the avenues, it is very thick. it can be up to 400 feet thick. as you moved south across slope boulevard, that is the tolar foundation. it was named after the first to score every in -- after the first discovery in the cemetery. the man was out there and noticed this material was unique. he started mapping it. he traced it all the way up to slope. the dune sand generally has the consistency of sugar. it is fine grained sand. it is usually loose. it is poorly graded. the colma foundation can be the same stand but it is denser. it may have to play in it. it is much stronger. it is an excellent supporting material. it is up to 10,000 years old on the dunes and. the colma is 40,000 to 60,000 years o

new york. >>> pl minnesota twins great and one time broadcaster for the oakland a's died today of cancer.he hit 5 73 home runs in his career. that's the 11th best of all time. friends and teammate can not say enough nice things about him. >> in death you think about life. in our life if you are mindful of harmon your life is enriched. >> he was a great guy. great fan. one of those guys that has that approachable no not only life but love. >> you knew that he was a quiet man but, but inside of him he was one of the biggest competitors you ever met in your life. >> one thing this hits home the most with her monis his strength. not as a player but as a person. and his kindness >>reporter: harmon has anyone children. he was 74 years old. and clearly loved by him. >> when we continue here tonight. landing of a shark that went terribly wrong. fichlt fighting shark stops fighting. completely. >> coming up. shark named junior and the controversial research taking place off the golden gate. >> we have to find a different way to do the research than this invasive process that they are proposing. >>

news today. congratulations to mariah carey and nick cannon who gave birth to twins over the weekend. a bin laden being dead. any day that osama bin laden dies is a good day. seeing that we helped arrange the meeting between him and allah. it makes it an extra special sweet day. you might be conflicted, maybe not, over marching band in the studio to celebrate, confetti, cookies. but there is no question that a big thank you to the military is warranted. we must remember this is just one guy. a hugely important guy. but osama bin laden was more than just a guy. he was an idea. that idea didn't die. getting rid of a horrible mass murderer is not going to bring an end to the struggle. even if there is an actual photo from the scene. there he is. he's dead. the reason why is the world is on fire. it's on fire despite the huge victory. for example, libbia, i found out the president would speak last night, i thought it was about libya and the mess we made with russia and china. this is what we know happened over the weekend. nato launched a missile to one of gaddafi's compound and blew it up

twins are six months old and i still wear them. >> we do have special news right now here on "world news we're actually celebrating for one of our producers here, david myers. walking down the aisle. >> this weekend. >> with his beautiful fiancee, katie. round of applause for david. congrats to david. and his beautiful bride-to-be katie. >> and this song that you're listen >>> this monk morning on "world news now," the secret life of osama bin laden. what we're learning from the exclusive videotape shot inside the terrorist hideout? and how his mysterious compound has become an instant tourist attraction. it is wednesday, may 4th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> and good morning, everybody. i'm rob nelson. >> and i'm peggy bunker. we will get the very latest from the white house on whether bin laden's bloody pictures should be released. we'll also hear the vice president's first public comments since the takedown and find out why former president george w. bush turned down an invitation to visit ground zero. >> that's right president obama will be here in new yo

looks like the twins are even again. new crest pro-health clinical toothpaste. life opens up when you do. >> announcer: "world news now" delivers your morning papers. >>> obviously it's may, which means for a lot of young high school students around the country it is prom time and a very cool story out of "chicago sun-times p" tyler who say whole win the award for the sweetest prom gift of 2011 because since february he and his friend courtney having doob what for her his date? buy hand put together a prom dress. sewn this dress for his friend. it's full length p it's sky blue. kind of both, he and his friend grew up, interested in fashion. >> made her dress. >> met in chemistry lab. >> that's so sweet. >> had kid made his date's prom dress. >> that's a real gentleman. i got dumped for prom. >> you are so bitter about that. >> i will not name names or anything but two weeks before prom, thanks so much. >>> oregon woman wakes up -- this is an incredible story. this is a very rare syndrome but get this, she had dental surgery. she went under for the surgery, woke

looks like the twins are even again. new crest pro-health clinical toothpaste.ife opens up when you do. >>> we have indication that there have been 142 human remains found within the city of joplin. >> that announcement from today and as the death toll rises in shattered joplin, missouri, those who survived last sunday's tornado are trying to make sense of the catastrophe that upended their lives. cnn's casey wian says some are finding faith and hope at a red cross shelter. >> reporter: blown away. a town, a community torn apart. he lost his hospital, his home and nearly his father. >> i was just calling him out. i was yelling his name. dad, dad, are you there? >> reporter: he nearly lost his life. >> i thought i was going to die, truthfully. >> reporter: like so many trying to pick up the pieces of their lives in joplin, missouri, dr. zaidi and john ness have been ravaged by this disaster. but they have both found faith and purpose at this makeshift red cross center on a campus of missouri southern university. >> we have been sleeping in the dormitory in there.

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construction of the twin towers to the new building under construction. the faces of 9/11. where they are now and is on our website, wbaltv.com. you will find the link on the home page. >> we have breaking news at eleven newsroom. the death of felicia barnes is ruled a homicide. >> the body has been released to her family. we get the latest from jayne miller in the newsroom. >> this case has been pursued as one of foul play from the moment her body was discovered. it is the official ruling and is no surprise. she disappeared while visiting a family member in northwest baltimore. two weeks ago, her body was pulled from the susquehanna river. state police say the medical examiner has determined the cause -- cause of death but the police will not release it, saying the information might jeopardize the investigation. there was no obvious sign of, such as gunshot or stab wounds. no suspect has been named. the investigation which was ongoing includes state -- [no audio] >> thank you. funeral services -- plans for barns have been announced and you have been invited to pay your res

. >> people also gathered at the former site of the twin towers in new york city. they flocked there after the news came out about bin laden's death. of course, you know more than 2700 people died there in the september 11th attacks. the memorial museum and new office buildings are being constructed on that site now. >>> and that is the reaction in the ballpark in philadelphia last night when people there got the word of bin laden's death. over their smart phones, they quickly spread throughout the phone and then the chants started. >> despite all of the celebrations, some concern. >> will the death of this evil man move others and other terrorists to strike back? police around this region are asking for vigilance now. >> jessica doyle is live outside the pentagon city metro station with more on that part of the story. good morning, jessica. >> good morning to you both. good morning, everybody. we're at the pentagon city metro. not too far from the pentagon. of course, one of the sites of the 9-11 attacks. this very much on the mind of commuters starting their mond

and for those of you just joining us, we're at ground zero in new york city where the twin towers of the world trade center once stood. you can see the footprints behind me, in fact. they'll be turned into reflecting pools at the memorial here. tonight the man who ordered the attack that destroyed the towers is dead, killed by u.s. navy seals at his hideout in pakistan in an attack ordered by president obama. chip reid is at the white house tonight. chip, that's where this operation was planned. >> reporter: katie, this operation has been in the planning stages for more than3 eight months and president obama was deeply involved every step of the way. >> our country has kept its commitment to see that justice is done. the world is safer. it is a better place because of the death of osama bin laden. >> reporter: the operation began over seven months ago. august, 2010, president obama is briefed about a rare lead after a bin laden courier is traced to a massive secure compound in pakistan. mid-february, 2011, after months of surveillance, u.s. officials conclude there's a strong likelih

news. >>> you may remember the twins who sued facebook claiming the web site was their idea? subject of movie. now the twins are being sued for cut of the 65 million dollar settlement that they received from the social network. ironic part the twins are now being sued for basically doing the exact same thing to another developer that they allege sucker berg did to them. developer about filed the suit while back and judge ruled that it does have merit and can therefore proceed. chang says the web development company merge with the twin connect you under a deal that gives him a significant cut of any money they make including facebook settlement. >>> 100 bay to breaker foot race takes place this sunday in san francisco. and with this centennial this milestone comes some major changes. no booze. no float. everyone hopes no damage to property owner this is year. don checked in with neighbors in the panhandle frustrated by the rowdy crowd last year. >> i was upset. definitely. about huge amount of damage. we had to replant our whole front yard. >>reporter: hundreds of people tram

looks like the twins are even again. new crest pro-health clinical toothpaste.u do. news in southern california right now. reports of an >>> we continue to follow this breaking story in southern california. take a look. live pictures from the scene. a major fire in huntington park, los angeles county. this is just south of l.a. reports coming in about 15 minutes ago about an explosion. but at this point, we don't know what may have caused it or what sort of building this is right now. >> there is quite a fuel source there because we still have flames. this has been going on for a half hour now. they are using water cannons. no evacuations. they may become inevitable if something happens. >> there are homes nearby so we'll be continuing to watch this. this is huntington park just south of l.a. >>> it is 5:54 now. doctors have cancelled planned surgery for bryan stow. he remains in a coma after being attacked at a dodgers game back in march. doctors say the longer he stays in a vegetative state the more likely he will stay that way. no arrests. the reward is up to

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our military effort in afghanistan really started with osama bin laden and the attacks on the twin towers in newas you return to afghanistan, knowing that osama bin laden has been eliminated, does that sort of change your outlook and your view of what you're going to be doing over there? >> not exactly. i mean of course, every american, it is good what happened with osama bin laden happened and for those new yorkers especially that were heavily hit by 9/11 to kind of get that closure. but for ourselves, i mean the overall mission remains the same and when i was over there, yeah, that was kind of an afterthought. we were mainly focused on helping out afghan public and being able to just bring freedom to the afghan people and of course, osama bin laden's great but we were kind of focused initially on a higher mission, sir. >> now here you have a date at citi field with the new york mets baseball team on military appreciation day. tell me what's going to happen in the seventh inning stretch, if you know. >> yes, sir. well, it should be a good night, sir. i'm going to be able to check out a couple o

at new york, at the site of the attacks, where the twin towers once stood, the great success was resonating. >> i never thought he was a wimp. i think he is a very decisive person. >> president obama will come here later this week. a chapter in american history entitled, the hunt for osama bin laden, is now closed. now the americans will see what happens next. >> today, part of what happened next included an morning about -- a warning about complacency. the u.s. attorney general warned that the fight was far from over and also about the threat of retaliatory attacks. this was also echoed in the military -- in the british parliament as david cameron warned that the threat of attacks still remains. >> osama bin laden might have been part of the scene but al qaeda has many other competitions and leaders still at large. it's terror cells are being hunted down in several countries. in yemen, the group al qaeda in the arabian peninsula was thought to have a strictly local agenda until it dispatched the underpants bomber to detroit and also hit in cartridges on flights bound for the u.s. bin laden