inculcate so symthy. >> yourote that osama bin laden haseen kild, but al qaeda hasot. >> the localrandthe philoshy, the mind set i stilllivend well. in le in -- osama bin lenas been o of t sce for thpast 10 yes. no in his death, his wilis beg circulated re iradical webses. ey have radal iividualized shoes. -- radicalized offshoo. in 2006, thereas a sense that al qaeda wld be weake buit has not. it is ck as strong as ever. >> wld obama ris a "mission accolished" here? >> he was one major plar. >> thank you. n miions of dollsy victory inibya that is the qstion after 22 countries met today and pmised nancl aid to the rels seeking toverthrow colonel gaddafi. according tsecretary of stat hillarylint, the aim is to free up part bovia's $ billio inssets. art libya's $30 billion assets. >> this i a sight they have been waing for for nearly a week. the red star won finall made it of thisazi morning. most refugees are african, migrant workers trappe in . traed in misra since the war began. minutes later, this n is reunitedith his broers the de bow. the tearsare oreli. finally, they are sk from gaddafi rockets. --hey e se fm gaafi roets. there s not one minu of peace

laights americans leaed uned states carried out an operion that resulted inhe capture in thedeath of osama bin lenlaus >> here i what one pernad to say outhe special missn. >he stressed that it was he at made the decion and was at the national security meingst everytage of this operation right bk to last summer. we s from this srt eech toght at this bartin group meeting of politicians in washington is speech aimed to tap into tt see of unity. he wants toee that political unity fmed here in wasngton. he was apaling to publan polician the ort ter, republicans have praidhe president today. those sentimentcomen a y whene fi out more detas about the operati itse. >> we have undut a lot mor details. there was a briefingrom e most senior natnal security viser of esidt obama. he hadeen chasing oma bin den f 15ears prioro 9/11. weaveore tails about the aerial that he was given. itad to be done whin hos, aording to him. there is more detail about the planning pcessnd have a tional security team could nitor the situation re-tie as the operation wasoingn. he was ked it was veo. he dlined to comment. we have h

osama bin laden. wenow now that the aricans wanted kil bin len, not to take him aliv and we can be pretty sure he wante to die raer tn b captured. john simon, bbc news. >> well,lmost a dede ago on th crisporning ofepteer , 21, i wasdown here at th pentagon just 20 mites aftethatlanemash into that side ofhe building jus ther i remember talking t soiers who wereisib shaking after whathey had seen. the was a he plume of brown smokerisi from this ilding. iteemsxtraordinary that it has taken a full decade to captur osama bin laden. i ink l of the soldiers on that morning hed that it would be that ch quicker. no o tonight is suggesting at ts is the end of the r on trorism. thehite house is ver keen to sathat they know that an awful lot of work ill remai to be de, but th areayin thathis ia strategic as we as symbolic victory, matt. >> indeed. andou conjured up those haunting iges the day self in the yea afterwards, every time you looked at the sky in new york and u saw a ple, y kind of wondered, even for a brief send where is tt plane heading wat is really going on he. t that sens of e terror aler of consta p

osama bin laden? >>there was sensitivity out shinghe imag of up osama bin len's sll blown apart. i thinko far the administtionas acted with lotf tact, a we mustive them mar forhis. >>wld it change minds that do not think it was osama? >> the imag of ople's heads being blown up look gesome to anyo. this would he fit ito tt catery. thsooner we can close the chapter, t soor we will have close. in the end, ty made a ssibl decisi. >> you live in th town and ow wt it is like. you ow what it is ke to build a house. how credibles ito e that osa bin laden, peoplcoul have butthis use d the authorities not know anying about it >> i think it is highl unkely. is efhose hill cities. i was in school there. is i a anrea. the idea of a huge house lik that occupie by the most wanted main the world just a few hured rds from the pakistan military -- >> wou you have to get permits? >> notnlyhat, but you uld have toxpln the occupants andll kinds ofureaucratic colications, aelepne connectis, electcity connectis. all kin othings that would alerthe ahority. inhatrea youaveility inlligence, a special brch

for me o years, the pakiani authorities maiaine that osama bin len was in afghanistan. he had bn plaed -- if he d been found closed the boer, e sry mht have been different. the fact thahe was literally der the noses of theilitary makes this ver uomfoable ti. >> is there blame game ayed ouin t media? is that whatou're heing er ther >> well, there artwo dieren issues. firstlhat did pastannow abt osa bin laden? as far as domest public a fan in, there is theoncern about the violion paktan's sovereignt -- as r a domestic publ inion. at wl be the dostic battle thathe politiciansill have ightnd win. whe weno the contentnd was taing to pple, so many ople were asking me iit is really truedo yeal believ that e amicans lledn london he- till the n laden-ille bin lade here. th want the u.s. to liver prfo what they belve at e mont i the arica versio >> the whi hou is consideringhether or not to release photo of osama n len's by as proof of s death the press sreta has called the picturegruesome and tentially infmmatory. the ministration has released a numberf phographs taken a preside

wrongorma >> welcome to ou viewers on pbs inmera and around thglob a waken 1/2 after the death of osama bin len,he infmati sees from h compound roving a wealth of new and infortionbout al qaa. b laden's handitte journal, together th aarge collecon o computer files ggests he w still a driving forcen the organizati. in his interview at th bbc, the u.s.ttorney general strongly fended the attack which led to his death. ousecurity correspoent s this sto. >> 10 days ago, osama n len met hiand at the hands of u.s. navy seals. he ded ithis om in a compound in pastan since then, is story of what happed has beme more coused and not less. as e stor ange questions have grown overhether the ntenon all along s toill them. today, i spoke to the.s. attorn genal who was visiting london. > waosama bin laden killed an not captured? >> the operation was designed as a ki or pturoperation. e oortunity to capre him ever presented ielf. yet to look he way in which th people who were there conductedhemselves. the man there withhim was shot in theeg. the navy sea cou have st her easily in the chest andead of order -- an

. >> i'm relieved that osama bin laden is no more. i think that osama bin len was a person who actually caused great harm to islam, to muslims and to every country with whom he had associated in many way. he distributed to his country of birth, saudi arabia, he has caused problems for pakistan. he was definitely not a good n, he was an evilman. his departure from this world is definitely going to provide impetus to the effort to try and pursue our lives in accordance with some standards and civilization. what was your grievance, you can't go around blowing up people, innocent people just because you say you have a grievance against the world order. so is ma billion's arguments were wrong, his beliefs were wrong and his actions were wrong. >> charlie: is your government embarrassed, is that a fair way to characterize it. >> i think that our government is seriously concerned and obviously the questions that are being asked are tough. we are having to answer a lot of questions. i in the last48 hours have probably done more interviews than i would have done if i we

binned len's right-hand man, al-zawahiri. they are debating whether to release photos of osama bin laden's body. reportedly there are photographs that show bin laden has a gunshot above his right eye an also at him being buried at sea. some questions about questioning about whether he is really dead. they say the burial sea gives them doubt since there's no way to verify. there's speculation about whether the government in pakistan knew osama bin laden was there all of the time. coming up at 8:30, we'll have a live report from washington, d.c. where some americans are questioning the billions of dollars in aid the u.s. gives to pakistan to help fight terror. >>> our time is:00. back here at home, san jose city manager proposing some drastic cuts. the deal with deficit. kraig debro is live in san jose, where just an hour ago, mayor chuck reed told kraig about a problem -- plan he has to solve the budget problems. >> reporter: mayor chicago reed of san jose told me what he is gonna try to get the city council to do, in order to get ahold of what the mayor is describing as skyrocketing pension cuts

osama in len. more iormaon is emergin about life insidethe fortified compound. one his wiv o wa injured ithe attack has een descring the conditns i ich they lived. >> sealed offand silent, binaden's compnd long a place of secre. t more details e emerging from one of hiwives, who is now inpistani custody. e is legeto haveold terrogators that bin laden hadn't left s room hee for e past five years. e is yemeni born and s b laden's youest wife. en the navy seals tacked she ied to dend him nd was shot. pastanofficials say she has revealed keweaksses inal qaeda. it'splitin two and ving money proems d ty say evidence found atthe coound cks this up. the my has ordered an inquiry to the telligence failure that let bin ladeset up ome here. but the government conties to insist therewas collusion. >> it's easy say that the i.s. or ements with the govementwere n caots with the al aeda. this is aalse hypothesis. >> the mitaryclaims it ve the americans a lead. a call from here saudi arabia asking for finance. the dilea for pakisn wh to do wi this coound. to on thors anlet the cameras or to blow the place ups some ar speculatin there is ccern that it's left standing t could become a kind o

to yemen has been almost exclusively through the lens of who the yemenis allow is to kill inside their country just a few days after the raid on osama bin laden's compound in pakistan the u.s. attempt to kill an american citizen named anwar locky who's been in yemen for some time he's an american born cleric who is now living in yemen it's families. and so what we're seeing now with the chaos that is spreading throughout the capital of yemen is in part a failed u.s. policy that was obsessive we model focused on counterterrorism and diplomacy nothing to alleviate the suffering of the yemeni people instead of worrying in. millions upon millions of dollars and sensitive training to gruel and murderous forces controlled by yemen's president so you know ali abdullah saleh is is famous for a number of things in yemen not the least of which is his ability to get around the resigning once he's done not resigning so you know the u.s. response is it's almost laughable if it wasn't so deadly right now and what's your sense of whether the focus is only going to intensify on counterterrorism efforts in yemen in light of the fact that not gotten was

show that osama bin laden or anyone resembling that description was actually killed yesterday but i think it's important to understand the announcement that occurred yesterday not through the lens of the announcement of the death of some terrorist mastermind so much as the retirement party for a known cia asset along the lines of lee harvey oswald back in november nineteenth sixty three and i think only harvey oswald is probably the best analog for osama bin laden as someone who did not have the means motive or opportunity to do what he allegedly did not only killing president kennedy but also waltzing in and out of the soviet union at the height of the cold war after having been working at the top secret at sixty air force base with no questions asked using money that he didn't have at the time and in the same way we see osama bin laden being beneath the rogue elements of the bin laden family. construction fortune who of course has the ties to texas and of course the bush family so we see osama bin laden of course having deep ties to the american intelligence establishment so i see this more as a ploy of the cia getting rid of one of their old assets whether he actually did di

all of that happened just hours after the really -- lens 12 hours after the railess than 12e compound. that took place at about 3:30 eastern. osama bin killed at the end of that 40-minute raid. there were a number of ways in which they tried to identify the body, identified him visually before he was killed, including asking his wife who was standing next to him, and she did identify him, a u.s. official told us. martha: what an incredible story this is. the more we learn about it. jennifer, do you have any idea if that was always the plan, when they started this operation, that if indeed they killed him that he would be immediately taken to the aircraft carrier and buried at sea in this fashion. >> reporter: that's certainly what we were told, that was the plan all along. if he were killed, this was a capture or kill operation we're told, a presidential, it was an intelligence operation. a u.s. seal team was basically on loan to the cia for the operation, about 24 u.s. seals came out of the four helicopters that were launched from afghanistan, they were blackhawks, and chanook helicopters. one blackhawk had to be destroyed at the sc

osama bin laden in pakistan. but clinton is also delivering an ultimatum of sorts for pakistan to do more to help with counterterrorism. >> joint chiefs chairman admiral mike mull lenon. >> stan grant joining us from islamabad with more on this. what's the message, stan? >> ali, the message is they want to get a lot more from pakistan because of the money they put in here. you know, the united states pumps billions of dollars in aid here and they want a partner they can rely on. basically there are three points she's looking for here. one is to go after the factories that produce the explosives that the taliban are able to use to such devastating effect. they also want to see pakistan really go after al qaeda operatives, and also to support the reconciliation process in afghanistan. the taliban and afghan government reconciliation process. by the same token, hillary clinton arrives here with anti-american feeling going so high on the streets of pakistan at the moment. there is so much concern about the raid that killed osama bin laden, the fact that pakistan did not know about it, it's being seen as really trashing pakistan's sovereignty. they say that pakistan is