osama bin laden escribió recientemente 2 testamentos le dijo, supuestamente a una de sus nueras, osama bin laden presentía su muerte tenemos todos los detalles de esta conversaci'no y también reacciones a la muerte de osamacialmente en el mundo árabe aplauden lo ocurrido y el portavoz afirma que se trata de un paso positivo a la paz consideran que es un día de luto el primer ministro, define a osama bin laden como un noble guerrero árabe países árabes como egipto, han declarado el estado de alerta, temiendo que las acciones de al qaeda lleguen rápidamente e >>> el terrorista número 1 osama bin laden, dejó 2 testamentos lamentando no haber podido dedicarse lo suficiente con su familia >>> cuando la histórica noticia llegó a jerusalem, israel estaba en pleno día del holocausto, recordando a las 6 millones de víctimas. felicitaron al presidente obama y aplaudieron las fuerzsa de seguridad estadounidense >>> el país se paralizó totalmente durante 2 minutos, uniéndose a la memoria de la mayor tragedia de la historia de la humanida >>> lo israleís no pudieron omitir su júbilo >>> me pareció una buena noticia, porque el daño que hizo osama bin laden es irreversibl >>> coinciden que se dio fin a su líder, pero a

what we are also told before osama bin laden was killed the team went in, shouted to a resident, is that osama bin laden, and a resident identified osama bin laden, and osama bin laden was given a chance to surrender and he resisted and shot in the head and a photo identification was made of osama bin laden, they have photographed but the c.i.a. has not released the photographs, and now we can report he has been buried at sea. >> the defense department official said they took pictures. with saddam hussein they thought it was important to see the photographs after death, will we see the photographs? >> they have in not decided. there are photos that claim to willing osama bin laden shot but we are told by intelligence fills they are doctored photographs and have been there for a while. so far, the photographs have not been released but they have photographic evidence. they did not want to set up a land burial so there would be a land shrine. there was a decision made so there was no place for pilgrims to come to visit. saudi arabia was asked if they wanted possession of body of osama bin laden but they dechained. >> it would be more app

osama bin laden. >>> death of osama bin laden marks the most significant achievement to date in our nationst to defeat al qaeda. >>> the hunt is over. u.s. forces kill osama bin laden. >> as we take a look at the big board now, dow jones industrial down a point and a half or so, it may have a little bit of a short term impact on the economy, some excube rinse as that -- exuberant long awaited now. >>> it is monday the 2nd of may i am sydnie kohara. >> i am frank mallicoat. people across the country have been celebrating since news of osama bin laden's death the u.s. is on high alert for possible retaliatory attacks. deploying extra officers on the streets today. >> osama bin laden buried at sea today. joel brown live in washington reporting on today's top secret operation in pakistan that stopped the al qaeda leader. joel. >> good morning president obama got to deliver the news americans waited nearly a decade to hear, justice for 9/11, osama bin laden was dead, for many, this was reason to celebrate. >> it felt like a victory party, hundreds cheering and chanting, outside the white house,

osama bin laden's death was announced. pakistan has indicated it was a joint operation. some u.s. government officials are suggesting, based on osama bin laden's location he must have had pakistani support. >>> u.s. officials took care to comfirm the man they killed was osama bin laden. his wife identified him and then facial recognition testing was used and dna tests. u.s. officials have not revealed the source of the dna. osama bin laden was buried in the north arabian sea 12 hours after he was killed. it was done in accordance with islamic law. his body was washed and wrapped in a white cloth and dumped in the water. coming up at 6:15, you will remember where you were when you learned osama bin laden was killed. the role social media played. >>> security increased as news spread of osama bin laden's death. what is being done to keep people safe. extra precautions being taken at san francisco international airport. >> reporter: by bus, plane or train, you likely saw more cops and tighter security if you traveled today. >> we don't anticipate any problems in san francisco. >> reporter: police say no one is taking chances with possible

. >>> new details on the raid of that pakistani compound that led to the killing of osama bin laden osama bin laden. we go -- >> reporter: there are some people who said they need more proof that osama bin laden. the sceptics are the taliban. >> it's fair to say it's a gruesome photograph. >> it could be inflammatory. >> reporter: meanwhile, we're learning more about the 40-minute ram. a top white house official said bin laden may have lived undetected for six years, that the bin laden family and two other families lived a the compound. they found bin laden on the second floor unarmed. >> bin laden's wife rushed the u.s. assaulter was shot in the leg but not killed. bin laden resisted and was killed. >> reporter: the raid was not directed towards the white house. officials are going over 10 hard drives, five computers and more than 100 storage devices collected from the compound. bin laden's takedown is important to the man who issued boarding passes to two of the 9/11 hijackers. >> it's a feel good moment to show that we still can do things. >> reporter: the talibans aren't the only ones int

bin laden could have lived for years in a garrison town. our first report looks at the political fallout from the killing of osama bin laden. >> osama bin laden was killed behind these walls. it's compound has turned into a key tourist attraction -- his compound has turned into a key tourist attraction. it is still not clear what happened on the top floor. instead of facts, plenty of questions remain, and that has unleashed a lot of speculation. was the world's most wanted terrorist executed in his bedroom, or did u.s. president barack obama and his closest advisers watched a failed attempt to take him into custody? many analysts are convinced the was planned to kill bin laden anyway. >> based on everything we know, the u.s. issued a shoot-to-kill order. the americans did not want to take the risk of bringing him to court. which court would be, the international court of justice in the hague would be the right place, but the u.s. does not recognize it. they chose the off with his head method. >> washington denies that bin laden was executed, but admits that he was not armed. pakistani newspapers are not the only media asking why photos of bin

osama bin laden was living. a woman, osama bin laden's youngest wife rushed at them and shot in the leg. the white house created a report that osama bin laden used her as a shield. they then shot osama bin laden in the head and chest. the woman confirmed the body was osama bin laden. to make sure they loaded it to a helicopter, flew it back to afghanistan where military doctors took dna samples. then the body was flown for burial at sea. the white house says it was treated with far more respect than al-qaeda showed to the victims of 9/11. he has serious concerns about what might happen next. >> i ordered the prosecutors and law enforcement to be mindful osama bin laden's death result in attacks. >> reporter: catherine heenan, kron 4 news. >> hundreds of dui cases are under review tonight after the discovery of faulty breathalyzer machines. what is wrong with them and what whoa, i should get mom a samsung fascinate. bright, colorful screen, high-speed downloads, hd video. she'll want videos of grandkids. i'm not ready for kids. what would i name it ? brian's good. a brian will make eye contact, work with his hands, return e-mails.

osama bin laden. the white house says dna confirmed osama bin laden was killed by a team of navy seals who stormed his compound. >> osama bin laden is dead and just this has been done. >> reporter: new details are emerging. president obama made the decision to launch the mission friday. he based it on cia intelligence indicating bin laden was most likely inside the million dollar compound about 35-mile north of islamabad. two u.s. black hawk helicopters swooped in early monday morning. one developed mechanical problems but was able to land. a commander shot bin laden in the head and two others. the raid took 45 minutes. no u.s. military was hurt. bin laden was then buried at sea. >> we won a very significant victory by killing osama bin laden. this will put al qaeda on defense for awhile. >> reporter: the homeland security is warning about possible retaliation. >> there's no doubt al qaeda will continue to pursue attacks us. we must and we will remain vigilant at home and abroad. >> reporter: terrorism experts said the cat power base has -- al qaeda power base has shifted to yemen. on the most wanted list, bin laden is

evidence has come back, and there's a 99.9% certainty that the body is osama bin laden's essentially proving that this was osama binaden. osama bin laden's corpse was taken by the troops to the aircraft carrier and he was buried at sea according to muslim tradition. there was a muslim seamen who was there, and they wrapped him and said the prayers according to what is part of the islamic tradition. the idea being not to inflame the muslim world in any way. right now, what house officials are fiercely debating whether or not they should release a photograph of bin laden's course. those arguing in favor say it needs to be done to rest aside any concerns, any skepticism that this did not happen. but i am also told by somebody who has seen the photograph, it is a gruesome photographs with bin laden taking a bullet wound above his left eye. it is a photograph that has brains and a blood in it. those are the issues being debated right now. >> a lot of questions. people down the ground zero asking me today if we would see an image. i also want to show you these images from the defense department and the satellite imagery

that justice is done, the world is safer, it is a better place because of the death of osama bin laden. >> osama bin laden is now marked "deceased," to the immense satisfaction of america. mark mardell, bbc news. >> as we heard, but some of the mine was found in a complex of buildings built as recently as 2005. it raises questions about whether the al-qaeda leader had the support from within the country's intelligence services. our correspondent filed this report from the pakastani town that has now brought so much international attention. >> it was perhaps more of a surprise here when the news broke that it was anywhere else the american attack helicopters had flown undetected for hundreds of miles the much as one incredible detail of this mission the trucks are moving back and forth from the compound now. it seems that the pakastani army had not been part of the raid. nobody living in the bill was close to osama bin laden's compound quite understands what was happening in their neighborhood. >> the was a massive noise and we all ran out into the street. we saw helicopters. the normal explosions an

that justice is done, the world is safer, it is a better place because of the death of osama bin laden. >> osama bin laden is now marked "deceased," to the immense satisfaction of america. mark mardell, bbc news. >> as we heard, but some of the mine was found in a complex of buildings built as recently as 2005. it raises questions about whether the al-qaeda leader had the support from within the country's intelligence services. our correspondent filed this report from the pakastani town that has now brought so much international attention. >> it was perhaps more of a surprise here when the news broke that it was anywhere else the american attack helicopters had flown undetected for hundreds of miles the much as one incredible detail of this mission the trucks are moving back and forth from the compound now. it seems that the pakastani army had not been part of the raid. nobody living in the bill was close to osama bin laden's compound quite understands what was happening in their neighborhood. >> the was a massive noise and we all ran out into the street. we saw helicopters. the normal explosions an

osama bin laden. the american public was asking why they could not find this one man. the administration said it was about more than osama bin laden. they're not saying that tonight. >> we have correspondents all over the world bringing us reaction to the news that osama bin laden is dead. let's go to kabul, the afghan capital. what is the latest from where you are? in the past few minutes, i managed to talk to an afghan official. he told me it is not surprising about where osama bin laden was. it answers lots of questions, the fact that he was 60 kilometers from the capital of islamabad with military bases located in that area. it was a focus for security reasons of the pakistan government. he describes that it will answer all the questions and claims they have done in the past years to say that osama bin laden and al qaeda leadership is not in this country of afghanistan. i managed to talk to another source. he told me because the relationship between pakistan and the united states is very tense nowadays, osama bin laden was a big get. americans can repair the relationship that is very tense nowadays. someone now speak to

osama bin laden. the president denies that claim and says their cooperation with the u.s. led to osama bin laden's elimination. at ground zero with the latest. >> reporter: the code used to inform white house officials that osama bin laden was killed early monday on a raid in his compound. >> i want to recognize the heroes that carried out this incredibly dangerous mission, as well as the professionals who made the mission possible. >>> the operation involved four helicopters and 2 dozen commandos on the ground, was praised even by president obama opponents monday. >> it's important we remain vigilant to protect the american people. this makes our engagement in places like afghanistan more important, not less. >> reporter: after celebrations at the white house and here at ground zero, visitors on monday continued to pass by the site where the world trade center once stood. for come the occasion is more about reflection, after almost a decade of waiting. >> hopefully this world will now be a better place without osama bin laden. >> new questions about what happens next for al-qaeda and the

osama bin laden dead or alive. last night after the news of osama bin laden's death, he released a statement -- >>> 7:44. , the news about osama bin laden's death spread quickly all over the country. some people actually found out about it at a baseball game. [ cheers ] >> you are listening to some of the fans at citizens bank ballpark in philadelphia. they started chanting after they found out. it all happened as the phillies were playing the meting but the players on the field -- playing the mets. but the players on the field didn't know what all of the chanting was about at first. >>> last night, the white house announced president obama 0 would make a statement but they did not say what the statement would be about. then there was a tweet saying the president would speak at 10:30. then at 10:35, keith urban tweeted he had been told by a reputable person that osama bin laden had been killed. now, president obama didn't end up making the official statement until 11:35 east coast time. >>> 7:45. again, bin laden was not found hiding in a remote cave in afghanistan where most people thought that he was. h

to getting leads on bin ben in august and late last night they -- osama bin laden in august and late last night they got his location of. >> after a fire fight they killed osama bin laden and took custody of his body. >> reporter: locals say this is the osama bin laden compound where the shooting took place three other men were also killed according to u.s. officials including one of osama bin laden's adult sons. the mission began with four blackhawk helicopters swooping in, one was forced to make a hard landing after mechanical failure but no one was injured in fact no members of the military were harmed during the mission. the man hunt for osama bin laden lasted nearly a decade since he master minded the worst terrorist attacks on u.s. soil september 11th, 2001. president bush said in a statement, no matter how long it takes justice will be done. u.s. officials are concerned about al qaeda striking back. a worldwide travel alert has been issued for u.s. citizens but that is not stopping the celebrating in the u.s. >> one of those few days you know justice is a real thing. >> reporter: osama bin laden's body was handled in accordance with islamic tradition remai

osama bin laden. live in washington, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> reporters, leaders, all joind president obama. saturday night live's head writer was the featured speaker and at one point joked about osama bin laden's whereabouts. >> people think he is hiding in the -- >> the president smiled and  gave nothing away. hours later forces shot and killed osama bin laden. >>> ahead, robert handa will have reaction on the death of osama bin laden from bay area families who has loved one fighting over seas. >> i remember ken sent me an e- mail when saddam hussein was killed. and then i thought he should have been here to see this come full circle. >> more of the report straight ahead on ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. >>> our coverage continues online anytime. you can find president obama's full speech and a time line of the event of 9/11. www.ktvu.com. >>> police released the identity of a driver arrested yesterday in a hit-and-run accident. leticia martinez is phasing charges, including manslaughter, driving under the influence and driving without a license. she was driving, her car jumped a curb and pinned a woman. it happened on sunday morning. the victim, diana pundsack was gardening when she

osama bin laden. tora bora. so many times it has said it has lost the precise location of osama bin laden. any times has tried to say it's not about osama bin laden. it is about disintegrating, dismantling, splintering the al qaeda network, but of course, it has always been about osama bin laden because of his personal role in the largest, most devastating terrorist attack against the united states america in its history. and tonight, barack obama, the president of the united states, will walk into the white house briefing room and deliver a statement that you know, of course, george w. bush would have loved to have delivered during his presidency because he was the president on 9/11, that the united states has now confirmed the death of osama bin laden. what does that mean? does that mean al qaeda disappears? of course it does not. al qaeda has become a very different, a very splintered, a very fractured organization. you can find pieces of it in yemen, pieces of it in somalia, pieces of it still in afghanistan and in pakistan, pieces of it around the world. but osama bin laden has been th

osama bin laden's compound. elite forces from the navy seals team 6 stormed the $1 million home. osama binnd his supporters resisted, though it's not clear if osama bin laden himself fired a weapon. the al qaeda leader master mind of the 9/11 terror attacks was killed with two shots. a number of other people were also killed, including one of osama bin laden's wives who was used as a human shield. there were tense moments when one of the american choppers stalled, had to be abandoned. it was blown up by the commandos and a replacement was flown in. amateur cell phone video shows multiple fires at the compound. pakistani forces, which had not been briefed on the operation, immediately scrambled jets in response. the u.s. did not contact pakistani authorities until the u.s. forces were out of pakistan's airspace. just 20 minutes after the assault began the president was told that it appeared that osama bin laden was dead. the president is now reportedly planning a visit to ground zero to meet with the families of those who died in the attacks on the world trade center. >> the world is safer.

outside islam ma bad. >> after a fire fight they killed osama bin laden and took custody of his body. >> reporter: locals say this is the osama bin laden compound where the shooting took place three other men were also killed according to u.s. officials including one of osama bin laden's adult sons. the mission began with four blackhawk helicopters swooping in carrying two dozen special operatives one helicopter was forced to make a hard landing after mechanical failure no one was injured no members of the military were harmed. >>> the man hunt for osama bin laden lasted nearly a decade since he master minded the worst terror attacks on u.s. soil on september 11th, 2001. former president bush who was in office that day said in a statement no matter how long it takes, justice will be done. u.s. officials are concerned about al qaeda striking back the state department has issued a worldwide travel alert for u.s. citizens. but that is not stopping the celebrating in the u.s. >> one of those few days you get to rejoice and know justice is a real thing. >> reporter: the u.s. says osama bin laden's body was handled in accordance with i

osama bin laden bin. >> usa! usa! >> the world reacts after osama bin laden bin's reign of terror comes to an end. >> the world is safer. it say better place because of the death of osama bin laden bin. >> the news bringing much needed closure to families who lost loved ones on 9/11. >> osama bin laden bin is dead and the world trade center site is teeming with new life. >> there's a great sense of satisfaction and relief. >> while others are worried about what's to come. >> here i am going overseas, so now i have to consider all these -- the impact of what happened. i'm happy it happened, but still scared. >> tonight fox 5 goes in depth as new information is revealed about the death of the world's most wanted terrorist. >> good evening. i'm brian bolter. >> and i'm shawn yancy. president obama traveled to new york city -- travels to new york city tomorrow to mark the death of osama bin laden bin. the white house says he will visit ground zero and meet with the families of those killed nearly 10 years ago. also tonight we're learning more about that

osama bin laden. the arab world will want to see something that looks like osama bin laden with an american soldier standing next to him. the burden of proof is very, very high, brian. >> richard engle, our chief correspondent following this news and awaiting the president's announcement, as are we. it was originally posted for 10:30 eastern time, about 45 minutes ago. it has slid. the president, all we were told earlier, was he was on the telephone notifying all the number of congressional committees. and daifds grvid gregory, of co the leadership needs to be told. l leon panetta was making some of those calls, the defense secretary designate, long-time cia leader and all the various intelligence, defense and related committees. both sides of the aisle all need to be informed. >> and they have been informed. the vice president involved in that, the cia director, of course. the president himself, as you can imagine, brian, has been working on these remarks throughout the day as they've been monitoring events coming out of pakistan. i think it bears repeating. the question that you asked was so important to

kills osama bin laden, the oakland tribune osama bin laden killed in pakistan raid. u.s. laden justice has been done. st. petersburg time that. the l.a. times in london dead, same with the tribune. the new york times and the colorful papers in the daily news of rot in hell on their cover. >> darya: 9:53 a.m. we will be back with more the moment. walnut creek traffic is nice and light. we will be right back. (applause & cheering) usa!! >> mark: in the ninth inning of the smart phones went off with word that osama bin laden had been killed by u.s. special forces. people round the world reacted to that death. the players didn't know what was going on, they were informed by the fans as the u.s.a. chant broke out. >> darya: the bay area brokhad responses well. >> it has been years in the making, if we have found peace for some people it's a bad thing. >> reporter: so you want to see the body? >> i think everybody wants to see the body before they believe that. yes government issues. seeing is believing >> now is the time to come together and be united and strong and move forwar

this is abc 7 news at 6:00 -- on your side. >>> we begin with an end to the manhunt for osama bin laden. >> osama bin seals during a firefight in pakistan. we have the a from abc news showing the compound after the attack. this is exclusive video. president obama says

al método de tortura, informaron cosas de osama bin laden, y en julio, se anotó la placa de una suzuki que manejaba por pakistán, era el mensajero de osama bino de un millón de dólares, rodeado de seguridad, y se levantó sospechas que allí vivía osama bin laden y la semamá siguiente se confirmó la identidad del líder, la tarea no fue fácil, no tenían acceso a intern internet, y hasta la basura era quemada adentro, y el presidente obama realiza la reunión informativa, el 29 de abril da luz verde para capturarlo. >>> el domingo a la noche, el m mundo se entera del éxito del operativo. >>> muchos se preguntan si el gobierno de pakistán sabía dónde se escondía osama bin laden, muchos dicen que no. >>> josé. >>> una buena pregunta vannesa, muchas gracias, y una investigación de angie sandoval, entró a la comunidad musulmana, para buscar reacciones de la muerte de osama bin laden, angie adelante. >>> qué tal josé, 48 horas después de la muerte de osama bin laden, estamos en esta mesquita en el sur de la florida, y por eso tengo mi cabeza cubierta, por respeto, llegamos para hablar con la comunidad musulmana, del final del terrorista más buscado. >

osama bin laden. those just joining us, it's been a long nine years. what is it, seven months and 20 days, osama bin laden is dead. we will hear the official announcement from president obama within minutes, we're told, from the east room at the white house. our chief foreign correspondent richard engle standing by. richard, just for the -- for all of our edification, how close was the united states at tora bora to getting the result that we're announcing tonight? >> the united states was incredibly close at tora bora. there was so much criticism that the united states didn't follow through. they knew where osama bin laden was, but they didn't have the forces to actually close in and capture him and they allowed him to escape. but that right now seems almost like ancient history. the question now is how did they kill osama bin laden? and you mentioned just a short while ago, was it drone strikes? done strikes have been taking place for a long time, and the cia has been managing them, and i think an organization we're going to hear a lot about in the coming days is jsoc the joint special operations c

osama bin laden's brothers. and then seals came face to face with the al-qaida's leader and his wife. >> osama bin laden's wife rushed the seal's and she was shot but not killed. then osama bin laden was shot and killed, but was not armed. >> reporter: army seals left behind 23 children and nine women. and a helicopter they detonated after it reportedly malfunctioned. today pakistani children proudly collected chopper parts as souvenir. >> are you happy that he's been killed? >> yes i am happy because the peace is very important for us. >> reporter: perhaps not surprisingly now in hindsight, the military town where osama bin laden hid has been spared terrorist bombings that have rocked most of pakistan the past four years. reporting live from the newsroom, rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the white house today released new details on the photographs taken of osama bin laden's body. u.s. officials say there are three sets of pictures. some were taken when the navy brought osama bin laden's body back to afghanistan. they are described as graphic and bloody. another was taken at the compound and were of him and h

arrived at a million dollars compound of osama bin laden. >> there was a woman who shielded osama bin laden from the oncoming fire. >> reporter: navy seal forced shot osama bin laden to the head. >> all of a sudden you had to go into plan b and they did it flawlessly. >> reporter: no contact was pakistani officials. osama bin laden was quickly buried at sea but he was identified by one of his wives, dna and facial recognition technology. >>> news of bin been's death spawned celebrations across america. crowds gathered in front of the white house and at annapolis. >> when i think about a decade of watching my kids grow up. it's been phenomenal to be here to witness it. it's a history changing moment. everybody is going to remember for sure. >>> the remaining detainees were turned over to pakistani officials. the united states is trying to determine what if anything pakistan may have known about osama bin laden's compound. >>> the president will visit the world trade center site on thursday and meet with victim's families. >>> and security leaders are calling it a treasure-trove of information on al-qaida. there are concerns of retaliatory attacks. that's

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osama bin laden. >> it does seem hard to be but boy i'm ready to be it and i do believe it. >> reporter: for alice the relief is setting in but she does feel satisfaction with word that osama bin laden is dead. >> it feels are good to know that osama bin laden has been brought to justice and it is closure for me to know that terrorism has -- the perpetrators of 9/11 have meta just end. >> reporter: as the mother of mark big ham, one of the people on board flight 93 on september 11th who fought back against their terrorist hijackers, hogue land feels the connection between her son and the man who masterminded the plot. >> i'm gonna go to my dying day missing marks, but in this matter, in this matter, the death of osama bin laden, i do feel a definite counter point and closure with the ugliness and violence that osama bin laden perpetrated on us on september 11th. his death, a precise and very fitting execution, is much more just than the kind of ugliness and injustice that he wreaked upon us. >> hoguelund has been one of the most outspoken of the 9/11 families. she knows this doesn't end terrorism but she celebrates with those who came out in washington, d.c., new york city, and here at the flight 93 memorial in union city. >> i'm

osama bin laden has been in these days. hopefully we'll get information from this compound where osama bin laden was found. likely to step up. he's an egyptian with osama bin laden for a longtime, he's been active and outspoken about what al-qaida should do. he's dangerous. this is just one core. we also need to be al-qaida in the arabian peninsula, we'll have to see who steps up. they'll probably have to do something to prove they are a viable organization after the loss of their iconic evil leader osama bin laden. jenna: that is scary to hear, peter. >> that's the reason, jenna we cannot be complacent about what is going on out there. the war in afghanistan is not finished and the war against al-qaida is not finished. there are many, many threats. complacency is the biggest even nias the terrorists. jenna: peter brooks, thank you. jon: well the blow back may be coming, and explosion near a pakistani mosque could be the first revenge attack by osama bin laden supporters. a live report on the situation inside pakistan, plus a look at the efforts to increase vigilance here in the united states as police in m

osama bin laden is dead. he was shot and killed in a compound in pakistan. osama binards the geoid and terrorism began in saudi arabia in 1957. he was the 17th of more than 50 children. >> he was more religious than the rest of us. he did not like to listen to music or watch tv. he stayed in saudi arabia. then in 1979, so did troops invaded afghanistan. he found his calling. having them fight their geoid. holy warrior. first he'd raise the money, expertise gained from the family's construction business. then he took up arms. what every your views about him he is of a coward. after they were chased that he founded etiquette at the base turning towards a global geoid. the new enemy was america. when this ends our rock invaded kuwait he went to the royal family and offered his followers to defend the holy sites. instead, they invited in the u.s. troops. it was a turning point. >> he was kicked us out of saudi arabia falling several years where he started training camps. he was booted and fled to afghanistan. he didn't interview with cnn making it clear he was targeting t

analysis confirms with 100% certainty that in fact it was osama bin laden killed. >> by how did osama bin laden hide in plain sight for so long? >> this was not a cave. >> no. >> the united states has been pakistan's backer. >> $18 billion in foreign aid over the last decade, as you mentioned. and yet, osama bin laden was in pakistan. >> i think it's inconceivable that bin laden did not have a support system in the country. >> bin laden holding up there over the course of the last six years. >> hiding behind women who were put in front of him as a shield. >> and what happens next? >> are we going to ultimately get a photo of the deceased osama bin laden? >> do you believe that's necessary at this point? >> sure. >> al qaeda central is going to try and respond. >> by netta is warning of potential retaliation. >> it's not going to end just because we killed this notorious, really international criminal. >> good evening, from new york, president obama will visit ground zero on thursday to honor the victims of osama bin laden's september 11th attacks. today, after the central intelligence age

describe act as an item of national defence. >> one demonstration and pakistan against osama bin laden. few sol osama bin laden in recent years. his face is one of the best known in the world. the white house did not want the proof of his debt to provoke unrest. the president today decided not to release pictures of the corpse. he added he is not a trophy, this is not who we are. >> it is not in our national security interest to allow those images, as have been in the past been the case, to become icons, against theenny opinion united states. >> many agree the gruesome pictures should not be made public. initial opinion it is not necessary to do so, but i will refer to the judgment of the president of the united states. >> the president walking a tighter tight rope. they have made one big miss that, getting muzzled about what happened during the raid and correct the story. obama's team was not hearing what is going on in the compound. one of the top advisers first suggested that osama had been armed in his wife as a shield. living ins obamosama a million-dollar compound. hiding behind women who were put

describe act as an item of national defence. >> one demonstration and pakistan against osama bin laden. few sol osama bin laden in recent years. his face is one of the best known in the world. the white house did not want the proof of his debt to provoke unrest. the president today decided not to release pictures of the corpse. he added he is not a trophy, this is not who we are. >> it is not in our national security interest to allow those images, as have been in the past been the case, to become icons, against theenny opinion united states. >> many agree the gruesome pictures should not be made public. initial opinion it is not necessary to do so, but i will refer to the judgment of the president of the united states. >> the president walking a tighter tight rope. they have made one big miss that, getting muzzled about what happened during the raid and correct the story. obama's team was not hearing what is going on in the compound. one of the top advisers first suggested that osama had been armed in his wife as a shield. living ins obamosama a million-dollar compound. hiding behind women who were put

bin laden? the president who made fun of john kerry for accurately describing how to fight terrorists for accurately describing how to get osama bin laden actually publicly gave up on trying to get osama bin laden. you just saw him do it. and still some of his most fanatical supporters want to today give him credit for getting osama bin laden. this is what going after osama bin laden looks like. now is the time for the bush/cheney fanatics, the people who created the war on terror and got so much of it wrong to listen to john kerry and to listen to president barack obama teach them how to fight terrorists. tom, check this out. >>> less than 48 hours after news of osama bin laden's death, republicans including house homeland security committee chair peter king are trying to suggest that the so-called enhanced interrogation techniques such as water boarding demonstrated here played a key role in tracking down bin laden. >> i'm saying the road to bin laden began with water boarding. those who put this around themselves against water boarding, i say the real moral decision to make is you're going to allow someone to die. >> the practice of water boarding ended seven years ago. all of the enha

agradecen a estados unidos por terminar con osama bin laden. >>> no hay alegría, no se celebra la muerte, pero fue un respiro, porque definitivamente, osama binslam. >>> y dijo que hizo mucho daño. >>> cualquier mensaje de hacer alguna decisión para matar víctimas inocentes, niños, o musulmanes, no tiene cabida en el islam. >>> su muerte no puso fin a ataques que reciben agrupaciones islámicas pacificas. >>> según su director estas amenazas recibieron amenazas de muerte, hasta atacar a puntos de estados unidos, las amenazas más fuertes, están en manos del fbi, y cambia la percepción de estadounidenses tomará tiempo. >>> se protestó porque se construya una mesquita, pero si hay un pastor que llama a la quema del libro del corán, hace daño. >>> el consenso de que sin duda como nos dijeron es un comienzo. desde una mezquita en el sur de la florida. >>> la casa blanca dijo que obama va a viajar a new york este jueves. para visitar la zona cero, se va a juntar con familiares de víctima del atentado. >>> para recibir noticias puede marcar alerta desde su celular. >>> choque de opiniónes entre obama y congresistas hispanos. >>> en méxico 14 mineros

osama bin laden. al-qaida's official online media organization says the american people quote will pay the price. aimed at his calling on muslims to avenge osama bin laden's death. osama bin laden's son reportedly says he is angry about both his father's killing and the way he was buried. a statement claiming to come from one of osama bin laden's son as criminal. saying his burial at sea had embarrassed the family. the children of osama bin laden have reserved the right to take legal action in the united states and internationally to determine the true fate of osama bin laden. >>> president obama traveled to the u.s.-mexico border to discuss immigration reform. >> i'm going to do my part to lead a constructive and civil debate on these issues. >> reporter: in a speech this afternoon in el paso texas, the president told a crowd the country must find a solution for the millions of illegal immigrants in the united states. he also said he will keep pushing for the passage of the dream act. but he says there's only so much he can do. >> this change ultimately has to be driven by you, the american people. you've got to help push for comprehensive reform and you've got to id

osama bin laden. the white house says that osama bin laden was unarmed when he was shot and killed. osama bin laden did make some threatening moves. with a fire fight under way. navy seals made a split second decision to open fire. >>> today it was a tourist attraction. some pakistani officials said the million dollars compound where osama bin laden was killed might be torn down. for now it's padlocked and sealed, local police keeping forward. but where were they since the complex was built six years ago. >> reporter: are you happy that he's been killed. >> yes i am happy because the peace is very important for us. >> reporter: neighbors say expensive cars sometimes arrived late at night. causing them to think drug dealers, smugglers or gold merchants might have lived there. but time and speculation stopped here at 2:20 a.m. pakistani time yesterday morning. that's when u.s. officials say, navy seals helicoptered in and in a fire fight killed osama bin laden and two others. then seals came face to face with the al-qaida leaders and one of his wives. >> he did resist. osama bin laden's wif

osama bin laden in pakistan. >>> president barack obama announcing osama bin laden's death late last night in an address to the nation. the council on american islamic relations. >> we join our fellowship zens in welcoming that osama bin laden has been eliminated as a threat. as we've said osama bin laden does not represent muslims or islam, in addition to the killing of thousands of american he and al-qaeda caused the deaths of countless muslims worldwide. >>> osama bin laden's terror net york responsible for inspiring and funding the attack on the pentagon, but al-qaeda is blamed for the 2000 attack on the uss cole which killed 17 american sailors, also behind the 1998 bombings of two u.s. embassies in africa that left 231 people dead. >>> no shortage of things to say on facebook this morning. a few comments you've posted this morning, tom robertson writes i'm so glad we got him, bring the troops home. >> tony hilton says in shock and happy, finally. share your comments on facebook by searching on the fox 5 morning news, no space between fox and the number five. >>> it is 6:26 on a monday morning. we'll be right back. navigating today's real estate market is complicated. you've seen the signs. that's why having

osama bin laden. the white house says that osama bin laden was unarmed when he was shot and killed. osama bin laden did make some threatening moves. with a fire fight under way. navy seals made a split second decision to open fire. >>> today it was a tourist attraction. some pakistani officials said the million dollars compound where osama bin laden was killed might be torn down. for now it's padlocked and sealed, local police keeping forward. but where were they since the complex was built six years ago. >> reporter: are you happy that he's been killed. >> yes i am happy because the peace is very important for us. >> reporter: neighbors say expensive cars sometimes arrived late at night. causing them to think drug dealers, smugglers or gold merchants might have lived there. but time and speculation stopped here at 2:20 a.m. pakistani time yesterday morning. that's when u.s. officials say, navy seals helicoptered in and in a fire fight killed osama bin laden and two others. then seals came face to face with the al-qaida leaders and one of his wives. >> he did resist. osama bin laden's wif

osama bin laden. including a special section with more illustrations of that compound in pakistan. just look for the osama bin laden tab. our coverage continues throughout the hour at 10:30 the elite team responsible for the raid and how it happened. plus reaction from bay area muslims, why some say killing osama bin laden accomplished little. also stepped up security in the bay area, what's being done should there be any al-qaida retaliation. >>> and temperatures dropped off about 10 degrees today in some areas. as we go into the next 24 to 36 hours, a bill warm up. i'll show you which cities could reach 80 degrees and even 90 degrees. >>> working for the church and tonight charged with ripping off >>> tonight oakland police say they arrested a man in connection with a shooting in the city. you can see with their handguns drawn, they were able to search homes one by one. >>> tonight charges have been filed against three people for embezzling more than half a million dollars from a church in danville. heather holmes live in danville with details on this scam, heather. >> reporter: frank for more than eight mo

we are on the air because we have learned osama bin laden has been killed. osama bin laden, the founder of al qaeda, president obama to speak shortly at the white house. i'm joined by our chief investigative correspondent brian ross. brian, for so many years, we had thought the trail on bin laden had gone completely cold. >> that was the case. they have been looking for him high and low. there was a huge reward, $25 million plus. they could not find him. they continued to attack, go up the trail that led to him, finding occuricouriers that mov tapes, moved food. there was a strike in northwest pakistan that killed 20 to 25 suspected militants and we are told he was probably one of those killed in that massive attack. >> eluded capture for more than -- more than ten years, almost a decade now since the 9/11 attacks. >> a huge victory, not just symbolically for the u.s. going back to the attacks on the u.s. embassies in after kashgs the "uss cole," and the 9/11 attacks, he was boasting he was the only one who knew they were going down. he was the most hated man in this

could have only been found in the osama bin laden compound. >> so videos discovered in the compound -- we're not talking about intelligence video of observations of osama bincompound? >> that's correct. these are videos that they say belonged to osama bin laden. and there's one really remarkable video showing osama bin laden wearing a -- what looks like a wool cap with a blanket draped around his shoulders, holding a tv clicker, rocking backward and forward slightly in his chair. and it looks like it's a satellite selection on the screen, selection of satellite channels. and he clicks through them and watches various videos that are so familiar to all of us over the past 9 1/2 years of himself, osama bin laden watching himself on tv. and you can see his beard is gray. and, again, he's draped with the blanket and kind of rocking forward in his chair. it looks like an amazing home video and insight into how he lived and what he did. the other four videos, one is a message to the united states that they think was made in october or november of last year. they didn't play the audio saying it would be inappropriate. but in that video, you see him made up, his b

osama bin laden is dead. the bad news there is no bad news. osama bin laden is dead. bin laden is dead. just like the republicans chances in 2012. >> looks like president obama has a new campaign slogan, yes, i did! you can see he was giddy. >> may god bless the united states of america. >> watch what he does here. you can see he's just -- you see he was -- >> while many of the people we have seen celebrating the death of osama bin laden were in elementary school on september 11th, 2001, some are now in college. early monday morning, about a thousand students slashed in the water at ohio state university's mirror lake when they heard the news that bin laden had been killed. a similar scene played out at penn state. huge crowds gathered on campus to express how happy they were. and at west virginia university, in morgantown, students draped themselves in flags and took to the streets to celebrate. steve and timothy are students at the university of oklahoma. great to see you. >> hi, contessa. >> so let me ask you, you both were so young when 9/11 happened. why did this

osama bin laden for eight years. what is troubling, why couldn't satellite imaging have spotted osama bin laden's large compound, evenhile the was being built? satellite imaging can focus on your backyard fence from outer space. these people who are questioning obama's burial at sea of osama bin laden, why aren't the questions being asked about the failures of the bush administration to find the compound in eight years? caller: a lot of my friends asking, why couldn't they bring him back just to show proof, like it's about hossein? we all think it is a ruse for the president's re-election. host: there have been reports from reuters and ap this morning that keeping with islamic tradition, there was a speedy burial within 24 hours, that osama bin laden was buried at sea and that associated press reported one official said there was trouble in finding a country that would take osama bin laden's remains. those are the stories from the associated press and reuters. you can read more online. let's go to st. louis, missouri. go ahead, dave. caller: i think the united states as generally good job of catching a criminal and g