Pakistan / Bin Laden Killing / The Helicopter / Accounts / Nawaz Interview

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Pakistan / Bin Laden Killing / The Helicopter / Accounts / Nawaz Interview #993067

CNN Evening News for Wednesday, May 04, 2011
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(Studio: Anderson Cooper) Pieces of the damaged helicopter that was blown up in Pakistan by the Navy SEALs shown.

(Washington: Chris Lawrence) A look at the helicopter wreckage that is now held by Pakistan presented; scenes shown of the pieces and what it may mean about this type of Blackhawk copter; details given about the mission by the Navy SEALs.

(Studio: Anderson Cooper) Live discussion with a former Islamic extremist now with a counterterrorism think tank, Maajid Nawaz†, about releasing the photos of bin Laden. [Quillian Foundation director NAWAZ - says there is a case for releasing some sort of proof about bin Laden; indicates the survivors of the raid will define the narrative in the Arab world so the US has to control the message; explains how bin Laden became a symbol for resistance despite his becoming irrelevant in the "Arab spring" and now a martyr.]

Reporter(s):: Cooper, Anderson;; Lawrence, Chris
Duration:: 00:09:30

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