. >> wreckage of an aircraft destroyed in the attack can be seen on the karachi naval base. e pakistan security forces fought with militants before regaining control of the facility. the base is normally one of the most heavily guarded in pakistan. questions are now being asked about how the militants were able to carry out the raid and whether they had inside help. the assaults began late on sunday, when militants armed with rifles and hand grenades attacked the naval base from several sides. there was a series of explosions, during which the militants destroyed two planes, including a sophisticated american surveillance craft. >> the main installations in pakistan and, of course, pakistan is at war. >> the attack has left many residents of koran to worry about their safety. >> these terrorists can get into the naval base -- the attack has led many residentsf karachi worried. >> the incident has revived concerns in pakistan, which possesses nuclear weapons, that even the most well-guarded installations remain vulnerable to militants. >> reports from the yemeni state televisi

this is the naval air station in venture county. now we are told the plane is a kc-130 one of the older prop planes, a military version of a boeing 707. the plane as you can tell are on fire. pieces of it have come off and apparently are on fire. again, we don't know how many crew members are onboard. but this is a military plane. and now you can see the helicopter doing a water drop there trying to get things under control as more planes can be seen. this is a four engine jet. these old -- these planes have been around in the military a long time. a c-130 is used mostly for hauling troops and also other parts of the military cargo. but, again, it's a kc-130. this is the naval air station down in venture county just north of la right on the coast there. so as we get more details from what has happened there and the cause of the crash, we will be sure to get it to you. again, ventura county a military plane crash tonight. >>> all right. and we're going back to our regular news here. one of the most popular hair treatments is under cen

this siboeing plane that crashed on take off in the naval air station. ieve it is a military plane. three people on board escaped with minor injuries. we believe it is a refueling plane and that's the reason it is burning so long. at this point we don't believe anyone else was on board. we'll keep you updated. >> voters will get a chance to weigh in on a chance to ban circumcision. bakers have provided enough lejet mate signatures. 600 more than required were verified. many oppons say circumcision is fundmental to their religion. >> starting next year, you may have to make a special request for your fingers do do the walking through the yellow pages. they will require distributors to ask before delivering the pages to your doorstep. it will reduce the number of unwanted books left behind. the industry plans to fight the new law in court. >> san francisco cab company is getting 40 new vehicles to transport people with disabilities. they use compressed natural gas and according to the manufacturer, designed from the ground up for wheelchair accessibility. t

fires blazed at the naval base as security forces battled the gunmen right through the night. reinforcements were rushed in, but the damage was already done. two aircraft worth $20 million each, destroyed. the pakistan's taliban said this audacious strike was revenge, once again, for the killing of osama bin laden. eventually the security forces emerged victorious, but it had taken them at least 15 hours to defeat six militants, two of which are believed to have escaped. still keeping vigil outside -- and man who had not heard from his brother, unable officer. -- a naval officer. >> his kids are waiting. his mother is waiting. our family is really worried. we can only pray now. >> what happened is a major embarrassment for pakistan's military. there is speculation the attackers must of had inside help. six and american contractors run the base, but they were not hurt. >> while this is an obvious target, security sure that and sites. personnel should have been on alert. instead, heavily armed militants were able to penetrate the base and caused havoc. now the authorities have a

back to the u.s. naval academy. way there's video on youtube how the midshipmen broke out at the naval academy singing the national anthem and with added pride and we have been showing you all across the country and sell brags from last night. at least they are getting sunlight in the several and by the naval academy and we are looking at 60. they are pushing the warmer spots in the region at southwest wind. a little strong. 9 gusting to 21 miles per hour. today, temperatures 72 degrees. the morning showers out of here. i think another round may try to develop with thunder this afternoon and no big deal. enology expected to be -- nothing expected to be severe. scattered showers overnight at 57. that shower threat and that word is going to be too repetitive. stuck in the wet pattern and slow down that's going to be heavier rain arkansas through tennessee. and flooding potential there on the anniversary of nashville's big flood that took out somedamage into the grand old opry. today clouds and maybe some breaks of sun

i know what they're made of. >> at the naval academy tonight they're back to work and final exams. e of them will be off to combat as marines and seals. for them, the admiral had a special message. >> there is only one thing i have to say. man the torpedoes! >> that was brad bell reporting. >>> celebrations show just how much it means to americans. this vote shows firefighters showing their support in times square as word of his death crossed the news ticker. one of them is giving two a thumbs up. >> i can imagine what they're feeling. >> it has been quite an emotional day. >>> gordon peterson is live with a look ahead. >> what is coming up at 6:00 is more on the killing of osama bin laden. we will have a report from arlington national cemetery on the way families of those killed are reacting to the development. i will have those stories and more at 6:00. >>> we have a look at what is coming up on abc's primetime. the remaining celebrities hit the dance floor. they will not just perform individual dances. they are also going to be participating in a group dance. we will have to see

earlier, these militants entered the naval base firing rockets and grenades and using automatic gunfire at the guards. they have at least seven explosions so far. >> what do we know about -- >> the fight is still going on. >> what do we know about those killed or injured? >> two of the naval officers died and militants so far unidentified. >> all right. amjad bashir -- >> there is no specific information about militant deaths. >> all right. thanks so much for that update coming out of karachi and those explosions taking place. >>> in other news from overseas now, the u.s. ambassador to yemen is safe after a frightening moment just a couple of hours ago. an armed group of supporters of the embattled yemeni president surrounded an embassy where the ambassador was meeting with other diplomats. yemeni security forces got the diplomats out safely. >>> back in this country, one man is under arrest and police are questioning other suspects in the brutal beating of a san francisco giants' fan. two men attacked brian stow outside dodgers stadium in march. witnesses say he was hit from behind and

the warning. thank you. we appreciate it. >>> an attack on a naval air station in pakistan. a large fire is being seen from the base. a live report from islamabad is coming up in moments. >>> plus, president obama speaks to libya's lobbying group on the heels of the controversy of mideast peace on the border of palestinians. a live report is straight ahead. mmpblts of you are asking for questions through social media, twitter and facebook. go to cnn.com/don and foursquare.com/donlemoncnn. we are back in moments. that's right. it runs flash. so unlike some tablets we could mention, you get the best of the internet - not just part of it. ♪ flash, aah-ah ♪ flash, aah-ah personal pricing now on brakes. tell us what you want to pay. we do our best to make that work. deal! my money. my choice. my meineke. >>> we have reports right now out of pakistan showing militants launched a surprise attack in the coastal city of karachi. we are live from islamabad where it is early monday morning. stan, what's happening where you are? >> reporter: an operation still ongoing here, don. we under

. >>> meanwhile cheers erupted when word spread on the campus of the u.s. navalcademy in annapolis last night. >> we made a statement to the world. you can knock us down, but we're going to get up. and when we do, we will fight you and kick york -- [bleep] >> this video is posted on youtube and was shot at an impromptu rally on the porch of a naval academy captain. a little dark, but i think you know what is going on there. a lot of celebrating. >>> let's talk about the weather situation. this morning you are using the word unsettled to describe the first week of may. >> yes we woke up to a few light showers. it is kind of damage and injury. now it is sunny and a beautiful afternoon. it will be flip-floping throughout the week. one of those weeks where everything can happen within one day. this is a good example of what we went through today. this is from the naval academy looking east over the river. notice the dark clouds. even a few areas of light rain badges. now nearly total sunshine and a beautiful day. not just over the bay but over the metro area as well.

a news event occurred last night in annapolis at the naval academy. this is something we couldn't possibly get a crew to quick enough. the video has gone viral and right now i want to roll some of that and show you. >> it was six navy s.e.a.l.'s! [ cheering and applause ] >> once again social networking sites helping to tell the story. this was the scene upon hearing the news that it was the navy s.e.a.l.'s who killed bin laden, a lot of pride as the crowd chanted and sang and the shipmen moved the party to the commander's house. he got a megaphone and led the cheers from his front porch, social networking sites responsible for getting people to the white house last night. that was one big celebration. we showed you some of that tonight at 10:00 and let me just say as i wrap up we have asked for your iphone and droid on www.myfoxdc.com. you'll find the links on our homepage. >> a beautiful day today and a transition day this week. >> it's part of a system that's been flooding the midwest. it actually went away, but i see the corps of engineers just ble

the naval base was attacked by just six heavily armed gunmen to avenge the killing of osama bin laden. >> under cover of darkness, the militants had a hard. security forces battled of the gunmen right through the night. reinforcements were rushed in, but the damage was already done. two aircraft were $20 million each, destroyed. the pakistan taliban says it was revenge for the killing of osama bin laden. security forces are emerged victorious but it took them at least 15 hours to defeat as few as six militants. still keeping a vigil outside the, he has not heard from his brother, and naval officer. >> the family is really worried. the kids are waiting and the mother is waiting. we keep calling, but we can't get through. >> what happened here is a major embarrassment for pakistan pose a military. the attackers must have had inside help. contractors were on the base of the time, but they were not hurt. >> this military installation was an obvious target. security here should have been tight. personnel should have been on alert. heavily armed militants were able to penetrate the base. no

next, defense secretary robert gates gives his last commencement address at the u.s. naval academy's graduation ceremony in annapolis, maryland. he told the graduates what was required to be a good leader and described setup was to send young soldiers into harm's way. he is retiring on june 30. he served under president george w. bush and president obama. this is about 20 minutes. [applause] >> does a special honor to join up today for this well-deserved celebration. i first want to welcome and thank the family members who are here today. your support and encouragement have made this day possible for these young men and women. more importantly, you have nourished their spirits and molded their characters. you have instilled in them love of country and willingness to serve and now you entrust to the nation your most treasured possession. thanks also to the sponsor families of the midgetman. over that -- over the midshipmen. it provided good meals or respite from academy life for a shoulder to lean on. your guidance and your caring helped make it possible for your mids. to th

the headline here from southern california, some type of naval plane has crashed in southern california. >>> all right, we are going to take a break on that and try to get more information. meanwhile, we'll go the bill for a check of the weather. >>> yes, we have clouds out there right now, clearing out tonight. let's look at tracker two. a report of light sprinklings in the north bay, temperatures out there right now are in the mid-60s. the forecast for tomorrow, more sunshine, but before that happens, it starts off cool. temperatures in the low 40. we get into here tomorrow, as that system moves out high pressure sets up. all the inclement weather is going east, you will hear about it in the next 48 hours as it heads to the basin and plains, where we could see severe weather. and moving up to friday, thursday, the high pressure dominates our pattern right into the bay area weekend. so with the high pressure here, the warmer temperatures are in the offing. today we see temperatures in the mid-60s. tomorrow, 70s, maybe some 80s as we go into friday. but the basic temperature transcribed

there is also increased security outside the white house, the naval observatory where the vice president lives as well as the embassy of pakistan. metro has also promised to increase patted rolls and even conduct additional random bag -- increase patrols and even conduct additional random bag searches. >> that is always a possibility once we've got approval to move those forward. those can be expected throughout the life of metro. >> law enforcement officials say there are no specific threats to worry about at the moment but officials are keeping in touch with intelligence officials. >>> a house in our area blown to bits. coming up next, this video shows the total destruction. >> we have the details of what may have caused it and more headlines coming up after this. on ar eanc site blast blew out the second floor walls of a house on wayne drive in dumfries. there were reports of a gas smell before that explosion. the house was vacant but undergoing renovations for the new owners. the prince william county fire department is still investigating. >>> victors say they've now arrested and he

the air. at today's u.s. naval commencement in annapolis, the class of 2011, something else was conspicuously missing from the skies above them. jim miklaszewski reports on why the top flight u.s. navy blue angels were barred from flight on this graduation day. >> reporter: they're the u.s. military's premier precision flying team, the blue angels. thrilling crowds for more than 60 years, but it came close to crashing down this week. it happened at an air show this sunday in lynchburg, virginia. in perfect formation, the wing tips of the faa jets appeared to almost touch. at 600 miles per hour, the slightest mistake could be catastrophic. at this point, four of the angels planned to execute a crowd pleaser, the diamond barrel roll break, as they have done hundreds of times before, the naval aviators enter a steep dive. as they pull up, the commander in the first plane realizes they're too low to the ground and they're forced to break off the maneuver. this is what the barrel roll is supposed to look like. as the je

as kristin airs reports likely some determined thieves have other plans for the naval art fact. >> reporter: the 2,000-pound tribute to u.s. naval history had been sitting here completely undisturbed for 90 years until thieves ripped it out leaving a crumbling foundation and a gaping hole in history. >> it was a part of my life actually it has been there longer than me. >> reporter: the massive war relic that punctured lake side park holds a place in his childhood. >> ever since i was a baby i played on that thing. climb in and out. >> reporter: he couldn't have known it then the ring he once used had a storied past. >>> to show the might of u.s. power. >> reporter: imagine the ring actually a gun port as it looked before framing a torpedo on this, one of the first u.s. battleships ever built according to historical accounts the uss maine mysteriously exploded and sank in what have than harbour, 1898 killing -- havana harbour, 1898 kills hundreds sparking a war. >> pieces of the battleship were dispursed all over the country t gun port went up here memorial to the lives lost until. >> like

hey, some sunshine at times out there at the naval academy. and also middletown and middletown valley here finding a mix of sun and clouds. the breeze is blowing. a decent day of weather and dry. one renegade shower north of carlisle, pa. that's it. the winds have been 5-10. not a big factor for us. temperatures in the mid 70s today. i think tomorrow we add a good 5, 7 degrees on top of this. end up in the low 80s tomorrow afternoon. one exception further north, the showers set to arrive a little earlier. i think planes like new windsor temperatures closer to the upper 70s and the earlier risk of rain north and west. baltimore south and east is going to take later into the afternoon and evening even to see much rain, i think. so here is the next weather system on the way. these showers overrunning the cold front back through much of the midwest. southern illinois, back over to indiana. front pushing in, overrunning moisture and cooler air will push out the warm air mass that we'll be enjoying tonight and into the day tomorrow. again another shi

because if you think of the naval domain, americans appear to in the oceans i think -- you can say we have naval superiority and it's likely to stay. the question then gets to asymmetries. the interesting question, the chinese military talk about asymmetries. if i had, if i had minus one carrier and americans had 11, i would talk about asymmetries also. the question is can they really do it. i think if you look carefully to the cyber domain the americans are still way ahead on cyber offense. but at the same time we are more vulnerable because we depend more on cyber. the question we have to figure is how do we improve the resilience and robustness of our systems. just taking this issue, pushing americans passed the first island chain, people made a lot of fuss about the of 21 ballistic missile which can hit a carrier. guess what? we can use cyber and in the other direction on that as well as they are thinking biggies ballistic missile. so cyber cuts in multiple directions. there's also the point people say there's no deterrent in cyber. yes, there is a deterrent. a different type of d

resolution approving the economic development memoranda for the transformation of the naval station to the treasure island authority. resolution improving the amended and restated home assistance agreement. item 12 resolution between the treasure island development authority and the california state lands commission. >> thank you. i think we may be expecting supervisor kim in a moment. we have a number of planning staff here to give a short presentation before we jump right into public comment. >> rich hillis from the office of workforce development. you have had this project before you several times, we wanted to highlight the items before you today. the project is an entire redo of treasure island, basically a new neighborhood with associated commercial and retail uses. the land plan is here and documented. these are the 11 items before the board. four of these items are before the board of supervisor budget committee next week and then hopefully to the full board. the first action is adopting ceqa findings. taking into consideration the many public benefits. in those public benefits

. >> we have a colorful celebration from the naval academy after midshipmen learned the navy seals were carried out the operation -- [inaudible] >> they recorded this celebration moments after president obama address the nation. we have this new video from the u.s. air force academy near colorado springs. they sang the national anthem after the news last night. >> the news has brought a host of a motion. 24 hours later, the public's responses are changing. >> it was military appreciation night and there was patriotism and revelry and reflection. >> the cheers of yesterday replaced by the familiar sounds of a baseball stadium tonight. the enormity of the killing of a man perhaps most feared by americans is sinking in. >> you do not want to celebrate the death of another person but on the other hand, he actively pursue the death of americans. >> members of the military got free tickets to the baseball game and there was more reason to feel festive. >> there is more reason to celebrate. >> one venue to to the nation's character. many differing opinions. >> i am nervous because there could

because if you think of the naval domain, american superiority in the oceans, i think, is -- you can ay we have naval superiority, and can it's likely to stay. people say, oh, my goodness, china's developing a carrier. there's a long distance between that and 11 carrier task forces as you know better than anyone. so the question gets to asymmetries. and the interesting question, the chinese military talk about asymmetries, and if i had one -- if i had minus one carrier and america had 11, i would talk about asymmetries too. question is, can they really do it? i think if you look carefully in the cyber domain, the americans are still way ahead on cyber offense. but at the same time we're more vulnerable in others because we depend more on cyber. so the question we have to figure is how do we improve the resilience and robustness of our systems? people have made a lot of fuss about the df-21 ballistic missile which can hit a carrier. guess what? we can use cyber the other direction on that as well as they are thinking they can use a ballistic missile. so cyber cuts in multiple direction

this is at the naval academy. this is the commandant with those wonderful americans. let's take a look at this. >> i -- >> i -- >> i believe. >> i believe that. >> i believe that. >> i believe that we. >> i believe that we -- >> i believe that we have won -- >> i believe that we have won. i believe that we have won! i believe that we have won! >> how about that spirit? that spirit. do you think those folks at the naval academy, the way they were feeling last night, do you feel that they love the president of the united states? do you think they pay attention to the political rhetoric or are they focused on being great servants to this country in the military? that's what they're all about. this was a huge moment for our military. this was a ewing momeuniting mo this country. put aside the political divide that was out there. i have great respect for the way the president has done this because some of the details that are coming out are so dog gone interesting. this guy that didn't have any military experience, had to make some pretty tough calls. as the president was

. ♪ >>> a wild celebration outside the u.s. navalcademy hearing the news it was the navy seals who killed osama bin laden. a lot of pride there. the men moved the party. they got a mega phone and told the crowd he'd been out singing with them and led more cheers from his front porch. >>> cadets at west point sang the national anthem and kept the celebration going into the early morning hours. for these students, bin laden has been the most wanted man in the world for about half of their lives. >>> you may not see it, but it's there. we're talking about the stepped up security in response to the death of osama bin laden. >> we're taking a closer look at the changes already in place right here next. - ( music playing ) - we know technology can make you more connected. but now it can make you more connected to your doctor through e-mail. test results from home. check records. change appointments. now doctors, nurses, techs, pharmacists are all digitally connected to each other. and ultimately connected to you. at kaiser per

amember of the -- a member of the navally seals fired the shot that killed osama bin laden monday on the terrorist hideout. the plan was to repel from the helicopters but one of the blackhawks stalled forking a hard landing outside the k30u7bd. it took -- outside compound. he was killed in the final 5 to 10 minutes of the operation. some 23 children and 9 women were inside the compound. pakistani authorities took control of the survivors. the gun fight left one of bin laden's son two facilitators and a woman reported to be bin laden's wife dead. u.s. forces captured material from the site from documents to electronic hardware. there's some debate over how and whether to celebrate the death of another person even osama bin laden. there's no debate in one family's home who lost their marine son in afghanistan in 2008. listen. >> i said to dpod be the glory for great things he has done. we have been waiting a long time. >> her son died in afghanistan back in 2008. she is a member of the american gold star mothers organization. since her son's death she has helped other parents who lost

the boeing 707 burst on takeoff from the naval station in ventura county. the plane was carrying 150,000 pounds of jet fuel. they have launched an investigation into the crash. >>> the f.a.a. says an error by an air traffic controller almost caused a midair collision at chicago's o'hare airport. it happened in the confusion after a plane carrying vice president joe biden arrived on monday. moments later a sky west jet with 29 people on board was seconds away from touching down at the same time an express jet plane was rolling toward takeoff right in front of the first plane's path. they quote air traffic control recorderings saying oh, [explough tiff]. he says, what the [explative] was that. they forced it to abort the landing. >>> there is a report maria shriver has hired a los angeles divorce lawyer. she contacted the attorney after arnold schwarzenegger revealed he had an affair and fathered a child with a family employee 13 years ago. in these pictures obtained by tmz, she could not look happier at her baby shower in the late 90s. but she was hiding a de

look at what happened in this base, the naval base, and look at what has been happening all around. t we are being blamed we are with the taliban and the taliban are doing this to the army. they attacked our general headquarters. isn't there some disconnect? isn't there something wrong in this logic? the problem is, maybe, maybe i say people are not talking straight. >> the problem in the logic comes when you discover that osama bin laden is in the middle of pakistan, because clearly to the americans, a lot of them are thinking this is not a coincidence. he's either been harbored there or somebody knew he was there. otherwise it doesn't make sense. the problem with the taliban relationship is it becomes suspicious. >> if this was the case, it doesn't stand with logic. if there was complicity, and he's there for five years, i get directly involved. that means i was complicit. i would like to give a logical -- >> had you been president -- >> let me complete. now, if that was the case, i would like -- i would have wanted to take leverage out of it when i was at the receiving end in the

but at the naval academy in annapolis where students celebrated bin laden's death, many including congressmanings suspect a maryland connection. >> i serve on the board of visitors for the naval academy and i know probably some of them were involved. people that trained them probably involved in this. and i am so proud of our young people. i really am. >> reporter: and another maryland connection the national intelligence agency or excuse me the national security agency located in fort meade played a critical role in satellite surveillance. their director released a statement thanking everyone on staff for their hard work. reporting live, adam may, wjz eyewitness news. >>> thank you. stay with wjz for complete coverage of the killing of osama bin laden. log onto wjz.com for the latest developments and a complete overview of the raid. >>> it was one year ago today tragedy hit the university of virginia campus. cockysville native was murdered allegedly by her boyfriend. tonight students at her alma mater in baltimore county are honoring her life. wjz is live in towson. derek has more on the tribute

with hand grenades and launchers, as well as weapons and they breached the security, got inside the naval base. and there have been multiple explosions since then and running gun battles with navy and army commandos, special forces units that were sent in there to try to root out the militants. the target i peered to be a p3 orion plane. two of them have been damaged or destroyed as a result of this raid. and the militants are holed up there inside. the real questions here apart from the fact that the number of people who have been killed or injured is just how this could have happened. and of course the taliban claiming responsibility, zain, saying it's in retaliation for the ongoing operations against them by the pakistani military. >> how secure are other installations in pakistan? is the pakistani military up to protecting them? or up to fighting these militants? >> reporter: it's precisely a question that's being asked right now on pakistani media. we've heard from the interior minister saying that the pakistani military, the pakistani government is up to this fight. they are not goi

it's being called one of the >>> pakistani commandos are trying to regain control of a naval base after an insurgent stormed it one of the most brazen attacks in years. a dozen security officers were killed in the battle this started late yesterday. the insurgents stormed the naval station at karachi with grenades, rockets and automatic weapons. pakistani taliban claims responsibility. commandos are hunting for holdouts. >>> two american hikers held in prison in iran for nearly two years have been allowed to finally call home. shane bauer, josh fattal both 28 called their families for just the third time since their arrest on the border with iraq in july 2009. they told their families that they have recently staged a hunger strike for 17 days after they were prevented from receiving their letters. bauer's fiancee, sarah shourd also in prison is now here in the united states. >>> a new cloud of volcanic ash has closed the main airport in iceland and partially over greenland. ash is falling on streets and cars in iceland. it's from iceland's [ foreign language ] volcano. a different one f

the pax river naval air station. the hurricane plane. that's great. i got to fly on that once. >> i bet you would like to do it and you've done it. >> did not fly into a hurricane but got to fly when they visited washington a few years ago. it's the safest plane in the world. it's like a tank. it will go right through hurricanes and amazing. it's on tour tomorrow. you can see it for free at pax river naval air station. >> the midday traffic. tanya? >> all lanes closed on the outer loop. 495 at eisenhower. all of the lanes remain closed. if you're traveling from the franconia spring field area to alexandria, call ahead, you're going to be late. that's still jammed, 495 at eisenhower. new york avenue at new jersey doesn't look too bad but after new jersey the right lane outbound is blocked. a funeral at the church there. it's going to be slow out of the third street tunnel and we still have the left lane closure, 95 after route 1, across the aqua c c conwith delays but slow down to 123. >>> it's 11:22. still ahead, show

keep in mind the increased police presence down along parts of pennsylvania avenue, mass avenue at the navalbserve story. you may find beved up security, around bowling. just be forewarned that could be an issue for the morning commute. let's head over and see how we're doing. 270 southbound very quiet. overnight road work long gone. one more stop 395. no delays to and across the 14th street bridge. >>> 4:55. 55 degrees. we continue to follow the major breaking news this morning. the killing of osama bin laden. >> we are learning more about the top secret raid that led to his death and tracking the celebrations going on. >>> the local teacher who took home i prestigious honor. >>> heartbreaker for the capitals. >> score! >> what a heartbreaker. the caps have been struck by lightning twice now. vincent scored 6:30 in the first overtime to put tampa bay up 2-0 in the eastern conference semifinals. capitals tied the game with just over a minute left only to fall in the extra frame. after the game, washington head coach bruce boudreaux gave the lightning all the credit for the win. >> i could si

god bless the usa extra pride from those from the u.s. naval academy. navy special teams involved in the seals in what occurred of taking out bin laden. >>> we have light rain on the way and chilly 58 degrees. kim, how about the traffic? >> reporter: traffic looks good. we are off to a good start looking at 95 at 159 through baltimore county. all lanes are open northbound and southbound. we have a couple incidents. we will get to those in moment. now back to you guys. >> all right. listen. if you went to bet bed early and are just waving up, huge celebrations across the country late last night. the president made it official. announcing that osama bin laden has been captured and killed outside islamabad at a mansion. we are learning more about it. but we will go live to emily schmidt who is in washington, d.c. >> reporter: two hours north of islamabad the capital of pakistan. footage showed smoke and fire at the compound where bin laden was found. cheers from ground zero and outside the white house sunday night with crowds gathering as the news spread. >

bge installed natural gas lines for the naval academy and today between 9 a.m. and 3 in the afternoon, crews are going to place natural gas into the pipe and the existing air will be purged. now if you have any questions or you sense any problems, write the number down. 410-685-0123. and give them a call if you have problems. >>> now maryland's most powerful doppler radar and the forecast certified most accurate by weatherate. >> we had a nice day yesterday. high temperatures 70s in the baltimore area. 74 in baltimore. look at 80s towards the south. that's where the warm air is but at least we broke out of the clouds. we had ourselves the sunshine and temperatures with the clouds overnight staying relatively mild. we have got a low of 59 degrees around central maryland. some 60s to be found even patchy fog. we are looking in the hour by hour forecast and it will take us into the afternoon with scattered showers and thunderstorms popping up. 82 degrees. where does that compare for normal? 70. we are at a above normal pace and we will slip back into the other direc

recommendation to the tihdi board on approval of the transactions and tihdi documents including the naval agreement, trust change, tihdi, transition housing rules and regulations and the habitat management community facility sustainability and transportation plans. the vote at the end of the evening was 20 in favor of the recommendation and one against. of the three members who were not present at our meeting, two members wrote strong and heartfelt support letters of the plan. and in addition to that, the four residents of the islands who sit on our board also voted in favor of this recommendation. so we had a very exciting evening and we're all looking forward to continuing and to the next steps. thank you all so much. president cheng: thank you. nancy shanahan. i would like to remind you that the froms -- there's no guarantee that the promised benefits will be delivered. according to press reports, the project sponsor, lennar corporation, has filed for bankruptcy in a similar base project citing economic pressures. media reports indicate they're financially stressed. the proposed projec

there is uncreased security outside the white house, the naval observatory and the embassy of pakistan. >>> osama bin laden buried at sea but that decision is sparking some protests. coming up next, why some people in pakistan and here in the u.s. are upset for two different reasons. >>> plus, four days after the wedding of his oldest son, britain's prince charles is coming to america, washington, d.c. to be exact. we'll have a look at what he has planned today and tomorrow just ahead.  bree: sis, help me create my oasis. marcy: ok, romantic garden? bree: oh, is there a castle nearby? marcy: no, but there's a charming farmhouse. bree: right next to my posh castle! i'm sensing a theme here. well, i am the queen, dear sister. aren't getting the calcium they need. but yoplait wants to change that. only yoplait original has twice the calcium of the leading yogurt. that's 50% of the daily value ♪ so pass on the news and we can help close this calcium gap together. to get you started, we're giving away a million free cups at yoplait dot com. the yoplait you love, now in a

this all happened at the naval air station in ventura county. all three people on board escaped with just minor injuries. the tanker was a boeing 707. not clear what caused that crash. >>> imagine you're in an accident and a witness calls 911. an ambulance shows up but you don't need any medical help. still, you end up with a bill. and it is a big one. on the consumer watch julie watts found charging for an ambulance you never called or needed can be perfectly legal. >> i just heard sirens. >> reporter: she remembers it clearly the day a red light runner hit her car. >> the police came. ambulance came. >> reporter: two other drivers suffered minor injuries but she was fine and so was her son. yet a few days later -- >> i get a bill in the mail. >> reporter: two bills actually for her and her son. $1500 each from the ambulance company king american. >> it was $3000 for the both of us. my first reaction was that there must be some sort of a mistake because on that day i wasn't hurt. i wasn't transported. i did not call the ambulance company. >> rep

team six, quote, unquote, is usually referred to as the naval special warfare development group. s very selective. they go through psychological testing. >> we had heard about the trial runs this group went through before the raid. so in your estimation how intense are they? how real are they? and how much information on each mission do s.e.a.l.s absorb before they are then sent in and it's actually in the moment realtime? >> they are very, very strongly briefed into what the specifics are. it's almost like a bank robbery, if you will. everybody knows his job and some of the positions are interchangeable. they go through basic underwater demolition training and s.e.a.l. qualification training. the entire course takes 55 weeks. they learn scuba, military free fall and they do an awful lot of shooting. in one week they can put per man 10,000 rounds down range. >> i want to finish with how some of these men and their families have to cope, especially when these people are on such high value target missions and they know what's going on and they have certainly loved ones in their life

well, we have seen beautiful scenery from the naval academy but have you seen this. up right now. >> oh. a double rainbow. >> double rainbow. all the way. >> oh, wow. >> wow. >> what does it mean? jason got this at falls church, virginia. it hit twitter and then just exploded all over the internet yesterday evening. what a gorgeous view. i want to point out and i've done this before, but the primary rainbow, brighter one on the bottom has the outside colors red. the secondary rainbow in the reverse order. being see the red on the bottom and going in the other direction. beautiful pictures. thanks for sharing that. put smiles on our face and now sharing in the chilly blue back towards the west. widespread 30s. we talked about frost across the ohio valley and some of the places are cleaning out, from their flooding and some of the tornadoes that ravaged the nation the last couple weeks, we got calm weather with the frosty conditions. high pressure is in control. we have ourselves a northwesterly flow and while we are not frosty here in central maryland, we get a taste

>> colonel farrington with the office of naval med assessment. ou walked us through a couple transformations as far as the navy gone through, aviation and nuclear

now we take you to the naval academy at annapolis. tyler mcdermott who took these pictures says this is a celebration in every way possible. to the nation's capitol now and the site of another target on 9/11, the pentagon. just like in new york city people in d.c. and northern virginia turned out to celebrate the death of osama bin laden and remember those who died because of the terror mastermind. jeff hager is live outside the pentagon tonight with more on how people there reflected on the news of the terrorist's death. jeff. >> reporter: well, kelly, the news was very somber as friends, family members and co- workers brought flowers and prayers for the victims of the 9/11 attack here. >> we have been hoping he can rest. >> reporter: outside the pentagon osama bin laden's death prompted brian ball to return to a bench memorializing navy petty officer daniel cab layero. >> he was a friend of mine. we were both over in the barracks. he worked here. i worked over there. >> weighs among the 184 victims who died at the pentagon when ameri