romney campaign accusing obama of playing politics with the kill of osama bin laden. this new ad featuring bill clinton. take a look. >> suppose navy s.e.a.l.s had gone in there and it hasn't been bin laden . the down side would have been horrible. but he reasoned. he took the harder and more honorable path. and the one that produced in my win i don't know the best result. >> that ad then goes on to suggest mitt romney might not have gotten bin laden. p the romney campaign says it goes too far. >> this is one of the reasons president obama has become one of the most divisive presidents in american history. he took something that was a unifying event for all americans and he's managed to turn it into a divisive partisan political attack. >> let's talk more about this with our political power panel. debbie dingle, morris especially seen and perry bacon. great to see all of you. republicans accuse the president of really spiking the football on this will. is that far? no pictures of the president with a accomplish accomplished banner waving behind him and isn't that the m

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this is osama bin laden's beyond this life and reportedly his favorite. she was shot and the like trying to defend him. she told interrogators the al qaeda leaders spent nine years on pakistan and soil, moving location five times. four of her children were born here, two of them in government hospitals. now osama bin laden's widows and children can start packing their bags. their lawyer emerge to welcome the verdict, alongside her brother. i before speeding away, they gave us their reaction. >> all of the five accused had been sentenced to 1.5 months in prison. the government has been directed to deport them. >> are you satisfied with the verdict? >> we are very satisfied. >> osama bin laden brother and moss said the judges had been fair, the windows were looking forward to going home. -- the widows were looking forward to going home. the women will serve only two more weeks because they have spent the past month in official detention. the women will be freed, but not yet. until they are deported, there will remain in pakistani custody. probably he read t

so osama bin laden's death is a valid campaign issue. d be problems that we as americans have and are struggling with today. this from gordon, if he was still alive i'm pretty sure it would be a huge issue with the republicans. and this from aaron, it may distract from the real issues of the well being of the country but it's a grand accomplishment. mention it but don't go overboard. please continue the conversation. facebook.com/carolcnn. that does it for me. newsroom does continue with ashley banfield. >>> thank you. nice to see you and hello everybody i'm ashley banfield. it's 11:00 on the east coast, 8:00 a.m. on the west coast. busy hour ahead. take a good long look at your screen because that's what it's going to look like for the next six months. president obama on one side, mitt romney on the other. it's campaign mode, folks, the president is speaking to the construction union workers in

this picture shows the tension situationte house that the confirmation osama bin laden had been killed. >> osama bin laden no longer planet todayn this f that brave decision. >> the president's reelection is reminding america. >> osama bin laden is dead and motors is alive. >> it was mr. obama who ordered the raid. enlisting former president clinton, releasing new video that mitt romney made the same decision. >> i do not want to buy into the democratic pitch that this is about one person. >> we should point out that mitt give the president the raid.er >> any president would have done that. >> the one area that the can boast about. he cannot really boast about the economy. the mitt romney campaign calls the new attack sad. >> we are seeing the stifling effect of excessive government regulations, a constant call for taxes. economy is said the improving. -- >> expert said the economy is improving. >> there is a term for guys like obama.nt not two terms. [laughter] >> obama supporters point out that the total motorists bailout saved thousands of jobs. this week, expect the obama camp abou

has-- has the death of osama bin laden really changed things very much? l, i have two things, bob. one is that al qaeda burned itself out. it was an organization that even bin laden himself before he was killed understood had failed in its aims of violent jihad. if you read these documents you find bin laden, who is deeply upset by mistakes his affiliates made in killing too many muslims to the point where he ruminates about rebanding the organizationes, dropping the name al qaeda altogether. he knew before he died the extent of that military failure. in terms of ideas, as i travel the arab world and read about what's happened there in this amazing year of uprising and awakening, i'm struck by how many of the people who have risen owe their muslim ideology to people who bin laden himself looked to. they're some of the same roots. you see muslim brotherhood leaders rising into prominent positions in egypt, possibly in syria, if bashar al-assad is overthrown, certainly in the future, and libya. so bin laden's violent dreams of jihad probably died with him. b

so osama bin laden's death is a valid campaign issue. d be problems that we as americans have and are struggling with today. this from gordon, if he was still alive i'm pretty sure it would be a huge issue with the republicans. and this from aaron, it may distract from the real issues of the well being of the country but it's a grand accomplishment. mention it but don't go overboard. please continue the conversation.

this is osama bin laden's youngest wife and reportedly his favor. she was shot in the leg trying to defend him. according to this police report, she told interrogators he spent nine years on pakistani soil, and moving location five times. four of her children were born here. two of them in government hospitals. now his widows and children can start packing their bags. their lawyer emerged to welcome the verdict. before speeding away, he gave us their reaction. >> all the five accused of been sentenced to 1.5 months in prison and fined a we have submitted. we're very satisfied with the verdict. >> osama bin laden's brother-in- law said the judges had been fair and that the widows were looking forward to going home. but they are happy with the verdict -- >> they are happy with the verdict. >> the women will serve only two more weeks. they've spent the last month in official detention. the women will be freed but not yet. it is reported they will remain in pakistan because to the, probably at this house. -- it is reported they will remain in pakistani

one year after the raid that killed osama bin laden, al qaeda gears up for revenge. >>> in hiding. a chinese legal activist who escaped from house arrest is believed to be taking refuge in the u.s. embassy. >>> and white house humor. president obama tries for laughs at the expense of mitt romney at the annual white house correspondents' dinner. >> we also both have degrees from harvard. i have one. he has two. what a snob. >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for monday, april 30, 2012. >>> good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm michelle miller. it was one year ago this week, u.s. special forces raided osama bin laden secret compound in pakistan and killed the al qaeda leader. al qaeda is weaker but remain a threat to americans and u.s. interests and the raid has become a political issue in this year's presidential campaign. tara mergener is in washington with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that's right. this anniversary is quickly becoming a controversial campaign issue. this as americans are warned to be on guard while officials track down leads. the fbi and homel

clear, brave decision, empowered the remarkable men and women in our military to go get and kill osama bin laden. look, joe biden's right. osama bin laden is, indeed, dead. gm is not just alive, it's the number one automaker in the world. i can assure you that, too, wouldn't have been the case had mitt romney been president of the united states. >> so it's a question, though, of whether president obama is being consistent about his belief about all of this. back in 2008, you were facing hillary clinton in a hard fought primary campaign. and she ran an ad that featured an image of osama bin laden. it was part of an ad questioning whether senator obama was prepared to be president. and at the time, the spokesman for the obama campaign, bill burton, said the following about that ad. quote, it's ironic that she -- meaning hillary clinton -- would borrow the president's tactics in her own campaign and invoke bin laden to score political points. we already have a president that plays the politics of fear and we don't need another. is president obama being hypocritical with this ad today? >> this isn't

she included in a montage of photographs, osama bin laden's image. this was the obama campaign's response. it's ironic, she, hillary clinton, would borrow the president's tactic in her own campaign and invoke osama bin laden to score political points. we already have a president who plays the politics of fear. the politics of fear is in the eyes of the beholder, the current president is doing exactly the same thing. is he not? >> he is. but i make a distinction between the two parts of that ad you showed about osama bin laden. look, you can run a positive ad saying, here's the president. he had a tough decision to make. he made t. he risked a lot and he succeeded. perfectly legitimate and that's not to politicize, this is a real historical event. he took a risk. fine. what really sours that ad and i think we will have a negative effect on the viewer, negative towards obama, is the sliming of romney at the same time. there was no reason to make it a negative ad. does anybody really believe anybody who had been in the oval office who would have had all

the hunt for osama bin laden. the governor romney was as what he would do about osama bin laden. -- was passed -- -- was asked tohe said "there would be very insignificant increase in safety" and then we went on to say if he was brought to justice. he then went on to say "it is not worth moving heaven and earth, spending billions of dollars just to get one person." hear his how candid and obama answered. reject candidates obama after that question --he said "if i had osama bin laden in our side, i will take him out. i will kill him. we will crush al qaeda. this has to be our biggest national security priority." i was more direct,i said we followed the sob to the gates of. hell if we had to. i was a little more direct. here is the deal. president obama always means what he says. he said it as the candidates. he kept that commitment. just a few months into office, sitting in the oval office, i spent 46 hours a day with this president. that is why i've got to know him so well. he turned to leon panetta who is headed t

thank you. >> this wednesday will mark the one-year anniversary that american commandos killed osama bin laden. on may 2 president obama announced osama bin laden's death. u.s. officials are concerned about potential attacks. security is being increased for the next week or so. a major milestone tomorrow at ground zero. on monday, construction workers will hoist a steel column, making it the tallest building in new york. the world trade center will be 21 feet taller than the empire state building. when it is finished, it will stand 104 floors tall. >> steve jobs will be honored. he will be inducted into the national inventors hall of fame in alexandria. the group honors those who have conceived and patented great technological advancements. in october of last year, after this in his betbattle to buy brett -- pancreatic cancer. a new proposal suggests barr's stay open an extra hour. it could raise an extra $5 million per year for the district. critics claim it could lead to more drunk driving noise, and contestant. council member jim grant says he expects the committee to vote by wednesday. sti

, that osama bin laden has been killed, that they are convinced they have the body of osama binma bin laden, the biggest villain of the 21st century in pakistan. thank you, sir, good to see you. it's an anniversary and a lot of people are glad about this anniversa anniversary, let's say that. he's a contributing general to the intelligence center. one year after osama's death, are we safer because of it? >> we are safer, absolutely, don. we've heard a lot of analytics that it's not time for a high five, and nobody took a breather and said this is wonderful and did victory laps. clearly what is required is vigilance and persistence, and this is an ongoing struggle that's not going to go away in the immediate time frame. it's very much a persistent operation that has to take place in multiple locations around the globe, and our intelligence community with a lot of partners and a lot of locations are doing a very good job of making sure we're identifying those pockets of radicalism as they appear, identifying the leaders and being able to target them quite effectively. >> general,

protect your eye health. >>> this weeks marks one year since the navy s.e.a.l.s shot and killed osama bin laden. the terrorist met work hobbled but not defeated by the death of their mastermind. new men on the list of those a clear and present danger daniel, u.s. officials say osama bin laden's old team is all but dismantled, but al qaeda does remain. so how has the terrorist network change and how does it reinvents itself since his death? >> it's changed tremendously. for one thing, at least half of its top leadership has been decimated largely by the drone campaign in pakistan. but will is still some leaders that go way back with osama bin laden and there is some in-from a structure, although one of the most important events over the last few years is that the infrastructure has also been terribly degraded by the u.s. which makes it extremely difficult for code toto r ts tan stg 'sartoayheer hs anroha ambi de to sstinanrgizioli qda i rllismpta to he criatleer a soonwhpeleaneay llarnd 'sorth bai binhe opatn,buheis dgh. do. has bn invoedn maerndg tas. ounderestimes his inlligence. e estion is h

osama bin laden's dead and general motors is alive. >> reporter: the romney campaign passed this along by two defense policy advisors saying, quote, killing osama bin laden was a momentous day for all americans and we all give the president credit, but we are saddened to see the president of the united states politicize that event, even reducing it to a campaign slogan. this is unbecoming of the commander-in-chief and demolishes the credit that should go to our men and women fighting in the field and senator john mccain added, no one disputes the president deserves credit for ordering the raid, but to politicize it in this way is the height of hipocracy and there's be something airing about the bin laden raid and the deputy secretary says he's only talking about the raid now because of interest in the mission on anniversary and last month around the two year anniversary of the health care bill signed into law the president didn't give any big interviews. kelly. >> kelly: peter doocy with that report. as you can imagine, it's causing a lot of reverberations out there. thanks, peter. >>

wednesday marks the one-year anniversary of the raid that killed osama bin laden.te house officials say there is no sign of a specific al qaeda revenge plot but al qaeda is still trying to attack american interests. >>> and it's presumed a chinese legal activists is hiding out in the u.s. embassy in beijing. activists say china and the u.s. are trying to resolve the issue before secretary of state clinton's visit later this week. >>> a disease that normally attacks adults is now being found in the young. it's type 2 diabetes. a new report says doctors are seeing a dramatic increase, especially in overweight teens. and as tony it's also harder to treat. >> reporter: type 2 diabetic was never seen in young children 15 years ago. doctors know a major risk factory is obesity. >> very little is known about the right way to both prevent it and to treat it. >> reporter: a new study in "the new england journal of medicine" finds standard treatment for type 2 diabetes in children is ineffective because the commonly prescribed drug metformin has a high failure rate in childr

should he applaud what he has done for taking on osama bin laden? to put down romney when doing so. >> no. if you recall he was referring to releasing the photograph of osama bin laden. at the end of the day. mitt romney went out there and he said we shouldn't move heaven and earth to get osama bin laden. >> what he was saying, it was taken out of context. he was saying it was not just war on terror was not just about osama bin laden. it's about terrorists. >> he said point blank and george bush i want to get this dead or alive. that didn't happen. mitt romney saider don't agree with george bush. >> americans would not have said take them out. all americans would have said that. it would have been treason, hey, i'm responsible for this. what about the navy seals and what about president bush that laid the groundwork. >> julie: so it came out. he said we don't put this stuff out as trophies. is he contradicting. >> he was talking about the pictures. there was a lot of pressure to release the picture of a dead osama bin laden. we don't put bodies on s

well how do you figure that with osama bin laden is that well first off osama bin laden's death to signal our departure from afghanistan is like see it we're done frankly we've engaged the afghan taliban for no good reason they are now a resistance movement now and we're we're the ones in the middle of the cars like government was corrupt and the taliban who are not corrupt but clearly have visions of coming back in and being supported by the pakistanis with that said the key is always been pakistan we continue to pretend otherwise but the pakistanis are the key they have nuclear weapons are the ones who have been supporting the taliban they've given the quetta shura moammar. conny network these are all networks we use during the soviet occupation against the soviets so we're we're not actually addressing the real issues and frankly this drone strike stuff is just going to continue to create the next generation of terrorists because for every one you kill brennen finally admitted that yes we're killing civilians to we've known this germany has gone in there and found the sound from so and

in pakistan, osama bin laden's three widows and two daughters have been sentenced to 45 days in jail for illegally staying in pakistan. they were detained in may last year when osama bin laden was killed by u.s. soldiers when they stormed his house. the womens' lawyers say they will spend 14 days in jail taking into account the time they've already spent into detention. they will be deported upon their release. to el mussar this sentence. >> it all happened very quickly. until today we weren't sure what they were going to be charged with, whether aiding and abetting a terrorist or just on this charge of being here illegally. that was in the end what they were charge with. 45 days each for three wives and two of the daughters of bin laden. and also fines of around $100 each. but as you rightly say, they've already served a lot of their term, a lot of that 45 days, and they only have a couple of weeks left. the lawyer of the family says that they will then be deported. but they won't actually serve that sentence in prison. their house, a villa not very far from here in a very affluent a

she included in a montage of photographs, osama bin laden's image. this was the obama campaign's response. it's ironic, she, hillary clinton, would borrow the president's tactic in her own campaign and invoke osama bin laden to score political points. we already have a president who plays the politics of fear. the politics of fear is in the eyes of the beholder, the current president is doing exactly the same thing. is he not? >> he is. but i make a distinction between the two parts of that ad you showed about osama bin laden. look, you can run a positive ad saying, here's the president. he had a tough decision to make. he made t. he risked a lot and he succeeded. perfectly legitimate and that's not to politicize, this is a real historical event. he took a risk. fine. what really sours that ad and i think we will have a negative effect on the viewer, negative towards obama, is the sliming of romney at the same time. there was no reason to make it a negative ad. does anybody really believe anybody who had been in the oval office who would have had all

that he wouldn't move heaven and earth to get osama bin laden. >> you're saying that president obama believes that if president romney, if he was working with the same nonpartisan professionals in the counter terror realms in the government who came with him saying we have an opportunity to capture and kill osama bin laden, you're saying president romney wouldn't take that shot? >> i don't think it's clear that he would. he criticized barack obama. when barack obama said if wee would he have actionable intelligence -- let's be clear, nobody was a more high value target than osama bin laden. >> gillespie and gibbs went at it. they appeared separately. gillespie accused the president's policies of hurting female voters. it's something you've heard from many republican voters. mr. gibbs says it isn't true. >> i think sometimes you listen to the romney campaign and they do think a lot of people in this country are stupid. david, their message is you didn't clean up our mess fast enough. as i've said, we've had 11 consecutive months of positive economic growth. 25 consecutive months of po

chairman advisor making it clear al qaeda is still planning attacks as the one year anniversary of osama bin laden's death approaches. kelly wright is live in washington with more on this. good morning, kelly. >> al qaeda did not die at the death of osama bin laden. they are still capable of planning a terrorist attack. because of that potential threat there is a tremendous need to remain vigilant in counter-terrorism effort. navy seals carried out the mission to take out osama bin lad laden. the white house acknowledging al qaeda has been downgraded over the past decade but more work lies ahead. >> we are determined to destroy the organization. we are going to destroy it but that will continue to require us to maintain pressure outside of whether it be in pakistan, afghanistan as well as in yemen. >> part of that pressure includes the use of more predator drones. obama changing the policy allowing drones to target mid level members of al qaeda and yemen. they have been gaining more strength. meantime u.s. counter-terrorism officials say al qaeda would still like to carry out a strike particularly a

obama's re-election team and the presumptive nominee mitt romney cause the before the killing of osama bin laden and a few days after a much debated web ad was released, that features bin laden touting the decision to take out the al qaeda leader, romney is responding to sharp words from obama campaign adviser robert gibbs who appeared on "meet the press" sunday. >> osama bin laden no longer walks on this planet because of the bravest decision and the brave men and women in our military. and mitt romney said it was a foolish thing to do a few years ago. >> even jimmy carter would have given that order. >> we'll talk about that. much is being said and written about former president clinton narrating that ad and about he and president obama teaming up. joining me, jimmy williams, and erin, let me get your take on mitt romney's response and why he felt even the need to bring up jimmy carter in this flip way. why not take it head on? gibbs was very strong on "meet the press." what do you make of his reaction in. >> i think it is what we're hearing from a lot of people. that maybe it wasn't appropria

this week marks the one-year anniversary of the killing of osama bin laden by u.s. forces. officials say bin laden's old team is all but dismantled but new branches of al qaeda are hitting western targets and u.s. allies overseas. they say the leaders still dream of pay back for the raid that killed osama bin laden. >> we are concerned about them

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. >>> and it was a high.of the obama presidency as the one year an versery of osama bin laden's death approaches -- anniversary of osama bin laden's death approaches. >>> straight up 6:00 right now on this monday, april 30, 2012. we are taking a live look outside right now, the sun trying to come up out there. going to be a gorgeous day on this monday. good morning everyone, i'm sarah simmons. >> and i'm wisdom martin. time to talk now about weather. tucker barnes joins us. >> reporter: good morning, it is a little cool out there. 40s and low 50s as we start our day. kind of partly sunny and as we get into the rest of the week here, we are going to be on the warmer side. 80s in the forecast. >> generally going to be a nice week. >> reporter: more humidity for those who like that as well. >> lower humidity? >> no, more humidity. >>> your satellite picture here showing just a few clouds. high, thin clouds off to our south and west. there is a warm front out there, and that will start to move in. the filtered sunshine we get from time to time, cool 50 at reagan national, 47 at dulles. ja