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>> i'm jim vance. >> they have photos of bin laden's corpse and his burial at sea. they have not yet decided whether those photos will be released. we're also learning bin laden was not armed during the raid but that he did resist before he was shot and killed. and pakistan is warning the u.s. not to try a similar raid again. steve handelsman is at the white house with more on all of this. >> reporter: good evening. let's start with the pictures. here at the white house, they admit they fear letting the world see bin laden's body could incite the kind of passions that have been muted since he died. president obama made the call to send in the s.e.a.l.s. now he's got to decide what if anything, to send out to prove bin laden's dead. should he release photos of the terrorist's corpse? or have video of bin laden's burial at sea? team obama is cautious, concerned about inflaming the muslim world. >> the additional release of information or any type of photographic evidence is something that we have to take into account in terms of what the reaction might be to it. >> in

i'm jim vance. >> and i'm doreen gentzler. here's the latest.hite house decided not to release the photos of bin laden after his death saying it would incite violence. meantime homeland security secret

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there must be no doubt that the united states of america welcomes change that it vances self-determination and opportunity. >> he said human rights and freedom of speech are essential. he admitted u.s. allies also needed to respond to demands for change. >> but if america is to be credible we must acknowledge that, at times, our friends in the region have not all reacted to the demands for consistent change -- with a change that is consistent with the principles i outlined today. that is true in yemen. sala needs to follow through on his commitment to transfer power. that is true in bahrain could the only way forward is for the government and opposition to engage in a dialogue. you cannot have a real dialogue and parts of the peaceful opposition are in jail. [applause] >> one of the central messages was that there can be no change of people live in poverty. he pledged debt relief of $1 billion for egypt and another $1 billion in loans. then he broached the sensitive subject of the middle east conflict. he emphasized that peace can only be achieved by the israelis and palestinians. israel m

this is the first really big case that is cyrus vance junior has had as the new relatively new manhattan district attorney. he knows that his reputation is going to rise and fall at least initially based on this case. so those prosecutors are going to have all the resources they need. >> he's the son of the former secretary of state, cyrus vance. here's a question, it goes to trial. let's say it goes to trial six months from now, a year from now, whenever it goes to trial in new york city. can he get a fair trial in new york, a jury trial given all the publicity out there, the tabloids in new york? some of whom have already convicted him for all practical purposes? what's the argument in terms of keeping the trial in new york or moving it to another location? >> well, you know, we in the news media i think, we always have this question. everybody's following this so closely. how can he get a fair trial. when you actually get to jury selection, i think i am always surprised at how much people are not following a big case. and i think that will be particularly true in a case like this. if

i'm jim vance. >> and i'm doreen gentzler.he third time in a row, new details about osama bin laden and his compound are emerging and they cricket public statements from the white house. u.s. officials now tell nbc news that three of the four men killed in the operation, including bin laden, were not armed. they took fire from and killed a man in a guest house. but the troops moved through the main house, which was full of weapons, without taking fire. according to the same officials, bin laden was shot twice in his pajamas inside a bedroom. president obama has decided not to release the photographic evidence. >> it is important for us to make sure that very graphic photos of someone shot in the head are not floating around as an incitement to additional violence or a propaganda tool. that's not who we are. >> i don't see a point in releasing the pictures. >> they have requested photos for the freedom information act. they have a month to respond. >>> even people in the middle east are questioning the white house decision. her

i'm jim vance. >> and i'm doreen. >> there are some doubts about the pictures taken after bin laden was killed. craig? >> recently we found out that president obama has invited former president george w. bush to travel with him thursday to ground zero. bush declined that invitation saying he was going to return in september to commemorate the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. meanwhile, as we begin to hear more details about the killing of osama bin laden, we are also hearing more about the stateside secrecy that was essential to pull it off. after eight months of reconnaisance and planning, it took nearly 40 minutes for the s.e.a.l.s and special ops to take out osama bin laden. originally senior white house officials said he was armed and used his wife as a human shield. tuesday a clarification. >> a woman, bin laden's wife, rushed the assaulter and was shot and not killed. osama was then shot and killed. he was not armed. >> the out kocome would have liy been the same. in an interview, he said not taking his life was not an option. >> if he suddenly put up his hands and offered to be c

i'm jim vance. >> i'm doreen gentzler. >>> we begin tonight with a broken promise.rea middle school students were told they'd get to see a music superstar as a reward for their academic achievement. instead, they got a difficult lesson in logistics. darcy has that story. >> reporter: students were told that this popular performer would be singing here at their school today. but he never showed up. school officials are blaming it on a miscommunication. usher, a grammy award winning entertainer -- what do you like about usher? >> i like his music, his style. how he dances. >> reporter: about 1,000 students at woodbridge middle school were hoping to see usher perform in person at their school today. but that didn't happen. >> at the pep rally they told everybody that usher was going to be coming. and so we were waiting around. we thought maybe he'd come at like 2:00 or something. but he never showed. >> reporter: it was a celebration of the school being named a school of excellence. the students were on the football field waiting and waiting and waiting. >> well, i wai

three six six two as i will become the first belorussian to reach number four spot in the rankings vance's into the final . and be a player. now where the lakers are on the verge of elimination after losing game three to the mavericks their skier with thirty two points for the mabs who are three zero zero in the series now again four is also in on sunday and meantime she goggled bulls two three two one lead in this series against atlanta hawks the bulls winning game three ninety nine eighty two on the road. and over in europe and south america a lecture in the euro league final in barcelona on sunday they were the first to make it through by beating months of the sienna kilometers to korea high seventeen points that lead to the win one but east added sixteen point seven rebounds in the seventy seven sixty nine victory. and the other semifinal was not that sounds mcabee were in fact comfortable winners of oriel madrid guard chopper eight sun with a game high nineteen points for the trial of the blog post to sixty three when the final is on sunday well before the reaal and beyond to ask you

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examples i still have yet to hear anything where the macarthur foundation is going to make more babies vance liberalism and how does that help in. but does that make them more money because it's a liberal foundation sansa doesn't make the money but it embarrass already also so ok so more kids get health care. because people are in poverty. in a way more to where we have more people i'm going to sort of i'm going through the liberal agenda ok there's forty three million people on health stands under barack obama now an all time high how is that reducing poverty how does that eliminating poverty there's dancing what he would be allowed to just for the foot would you say you remove you reduce resolve as it were increasing property under obama well because there were deucedly we had two hundred forty thousand jobs last month what we did we would up to nine percent unemployment in the scene i understand george bush did incredible damage to this con how we're suffering from thirty years of reaganomics when he was would he be allah when we were at thirty years of insane when george bush ran for pre

does that make them more money because it's a liberal foundation say vance it doesn't make the money but it embarrass already also so ok so more kids get health care no more kids that people are in poverty when you went away or when we have more people i'm going to sort of i'm going through the liberal agenda ok there's forty three million people in whole stance on iraq obama now an all time high how is that reducing poverty how does that eliminating poverty does there's dancing where he would be a lot just from the foot would you say you remove you reduce resolve as it were increasing poverty under obama well you said we were deucedly we had two hundred forty thousand jobs last month but we we would up to nine percent unemployment scene i understand george bush did incredible damage to this economy now we're suffering from thirty years of reagan i'm going here why would he go in three years of insane when george bush ran a presidency with none of that has a twenty five percent unemployment none of that has that none of the heston to with right he did was yeah and averaging two thous

third district including the marines camp was soon marine corps air station cherry point and seymour vance an air force base congressman walter jones you won't want to miss the story behind his vote on entering iraq and the certain congressional cafeteria scientists he became known for. for a period of time they will call for him for state soon you're watching adam vs the man. with twenty four seven dr streaming news channels what can tell you about the ongoing financial crisis unlimited free high quality videos for download. and stories you may never find on main street. and i mean that is a political. posturing more than aren't rushed. into it only military mechanisms to do the work to bring justice or accountability . i have every right to know what my government should do if you want to know why i pay taxes. but i would characterize obama as a charismatic version of american exceptionalism. where we are really. and yet. what drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions to didn't break through that sort of thinking and made who can you trust no one will it

night of my career at some point the unbridled euphoria over the death of a mass murderer coroner vance the. yet for many others. this american way is nothing worth flaunting it is this sort of blood lust that we saw as people were chanting usa usa and so braving bullets through the head of another human being the reported price of killing this human being has bled america's economy according to the national journal the u.s. spends three trillion dollars over fifteen years to nab their man in the interim critics say the war on terror has cost the u.s. its reputation let's remember that the people of iraq had to endure endure an invasion of their country killing hundreds of thousands of people that had nothing to do with al qaida a government that had nothing to do with osama bin laden but at the end of the day i mean justice is in the eye of the holder in this case u.s. justice better reflecting and i four and i mentioned this is bigger than the moon landing ironically america's triumph of putting a man in space marked its fiftieth year anniversary may fifth a moment largely overlooked

and during my office of prime minister for eht years we vanc it.nd we are very determined to advance it, advance it. and then there's e black campaign. >> rose: what's the black campaign? >> the black campaign is turkey to destroy turkish determination to become a member of the european union because we are determined. and they want turk tow give up. and i say that if you are not going to accept us, you have to declare that. turkey is a part of the dialogue of civilization. there are more than 100 organizations working in the alliance the civilization. had we did that together. so why don't you open the way for turkey. >> rose: who is behind this? do you think the french are behind this? do you think the germans are behind this? do you think the dutch are behind this? >> let me put it very clearly, very enly. unfounately, today, france is number one. secondlygermany. and the others, i don't want to mention. these countries had, they always led in this respect, but our relations are very good. we come together with mr. sarkozy, with merkel, we meet

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i'm jim vance. >> i'm doreen gentzler. president obama visited fort campbell, kentucky today, there he met with army and special operators involved in the raid to take down osama bin laden. the so-called night stalker aviation unisit based at fort campbell. al qaeda has now confirmed the death of osama bin laden on a message on the internet and the group is vowing revenge and evidence obtained from the bin laden raid reveals a sinister plot to attack america on the tenth anniversary of 9/11. steve handelsman joins us live from capitol hill with the latest. >> reporter: thanks. good evening. in washington earlier this week president obama warned against america seeming to spike the football, but his trip today to kentucky marks for him, the end of what's been a week-long victory lap. cheered by his troops, his job approval rising to over 50% in the wake of the bin laden raid, president obama came to fort campbell to privately thank and award unit medals to the navy s.e.a.l.s and army chopper pilots who pulled the mission of

i'm jim vance. >> i'm doreen gentzler. an elite team of navy s.e.a.l.s stormed osama bin laden's compound in pakistan and killed him. our government says there's proof it was bin laden, photos of the corpse and dna test results completed today. the pentagon says bin laden's body was washed to adhere to traditional islamic procedures and then he was buried at sea in the waters off the north arabian sea. steve handelsman has the latest from the national mall. >> reporter: it's page one worldwide, america kills osama bin laden. this paper at the pentagon where 184 died on 9/11. >> just a good day to be a united states marine and american citizen. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: the commander in chief echoed that today. >> as a nation, there's nothing we can't do. >> reporter: president obama gave the go order. u.s. intelligence had learned of this mansion in pakistan near the capital, islamabad. video finally revealed the tall, slim, gray-haired terrorist was there. navy s.e.a.l.s heel node. one chopper landing hard was damaged. bin laden w

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. >> all right, listening in there to cyrus vance, not taking questions.a whole lot what we didn't already know but updating us about the case, talking about the charges against him had, saying this there is evidence that supports that there was a a nonconsensual forced sexual act. again, you're looking at the front, just outside, live picture of the courthouse where this hearing just took place where people found out, yes, dominique strauss-kahn, the former imf chief will be allowed to get out of jail while his legal case moves forward, put up $1 million in cash, $5 million bond, but still, allows to get out there will be electronic monitoring have home detention have to give up documents but still, he gets out of jail. susan candiotti was inside during the hearing today. susan, you were describing, wasn't much reaction when the judge said he was going to allow bail, but did the judge explain himself at all, why he was allowing this? >> oh, absolutely. and i think we have to keep in mind as well, tj, that very serious step was taken today as the prosecuto

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over the past 200 years or so, innovation, technical and vance and investment and capital goods and bythe new technologies transform economies around the world. in recent decades, as this audience well knows, advances in semiconductor technology have radically changed many aspects of our lives from communication to health care. i noted at the tweeter remarks at the beginning. that is how people will learn what is happening at the conference. technical developments -- like electrification or internal combustion engine work equally revolutionary if not more so. in addition, recent research i lighted the important role played by intangible capital such as the knowledge embodied in the work force, business plans and practices, and brand names. this research suggests technological progress and the accumulation of intangible capital of together accounted for well over a half of the increase in output per hour in the united states during the past several decades. innovation has not only lead to new products and more efficient production methods but also in this dramatic changes in how busines

and success, to them, means as has been vividly quoted, care vance of latinos leaving the state. well, here's a state that, as you say, has a large latino population. much of it illegal population. and, other minority groups. what do you -- what does one say to that? has that been happening? sit overdrawn? is all of the other things that you would consider to be negative not important in the face of this overriding commitment that sponsors of this kind of legislation have to changing the makeup of their state? >> well, the first casualty of this discussion has always been the truth. the facts. maybe that's not unique in american politics. but it's been happening here. some people, and russell, foremost among them, believe in creating revealed truth. 50% of the violent crime in arizona is committed by illegals? not true. 50% of the prison population is illegal? not true. we have had an outmigration. if you believe that is a positive outcome, you have made something happen. i don't know how you say what it is. but the paper has said as many as 200,000 people have departed this stat

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we value your efforts to the vance-owen peace process. something that we want to have accomplished. israel wants peace. i want peace. we want a piece that will be genuine and that will hold. i think that we both agree that if peace is based on the allusions or crashing on the rocks of middle eastern reality, the only piece that will endure is one that is based on reality, on an unshakable fax. for there to be peace, palestinians will have to accept some basic realities. the first is that while israel is prepared to make generous compromises, it cannot go back to the 1967 lines. these lines are indefensible. they don't take into account certain changes that have taken place on the ground, demographic changes over the last 44 years. remember before 1967, israel was 9 miles wide. these were not the boundaries of peace, these are the boundaries of repeated wars because home the attack on israel is so attractive. we can't go back to those indefensible lines. we will have to have a -- i discussed this with the president. i think we're both awar