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Pakistan / Bin Laden Killing / The Mission #993061

CNN Evening News for Wednesday, May 04, 2011
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(Studio: Anderson Cooper) New photos of Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden††'s compound after the Navy SEALs took him out in Pakistan shown. [For "60 Minutes," President OBAMA - says he saw the pictures, it was him and we decided not to release the graphic pictures that could incite violence.] The admission by some senators that they saw fake photos of bin Laden noted.

(Studio: Anderson Cooper) New details about the death of bin Laden reviewed: how he was measured, the presence of his daughter and what she said, the White House account of the shooting in the house, that he had money sewn into his clothes, information on what was taken from the house to the FBI lab, the photo of a dead bin Laden. [Senator Dianne FEINSTEIN - comments.] [White House press secretary Jay CARNEY†- says bin Laden resisted and was killed: there is no doubt he is dead.] [CIA director Leon PANETTA - comments on the firefight by the SEALs.]

(Studio: Anderson Cooper, Ed Henry; Washington: Gloria Borger) The president's decision not to release the photos, what Panetta said, the action uner pressure by the SEALs in a firefight, the fake photos seen by some senators, Obama's visit to Ground Zero tomorrow to meet with 9/11 families and first responders discussed.

Reporter(s):
Cooper, Anderson;
Ed, Anderson Cooper,;
Borger, Gloria
Duration:
00:13:30

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