ABC Evening News for Saturday, May 07, 2011
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(Washington: Martha Raddatz) The five videotapes revealing the life of Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden†† in hiding featured; excerpts shown of gray-bearded Osama in 2010 while the details are described. [Former CIA analyst Paul PILLAR†- analyzes the "stuff" we now have and the image bin Laden conveyed.] The DNA evidence noted.
(Studio: David Muir) Report introduced.
(Washington: David Kerley) The treasure trove of clues from the bin Laden tapes examined; details given about his role as an active player in Al Qaeda. [Former acting CIA director John McLAUGHLIN†- says he was a "big picture guy."] ["The Bin Ladens" author Steve COLL†- says he focused on economic damage in the US; adds this material could make a dent in Al Qaeda.]
(Studio: David Muir) Poll figures out of Pakistan indicating the people do not believe bin Laden was killed cited.
(Pakistan: Jim Sciutto) How bin Laden lived in urban areas in Pakistan for years reviewed; scenes shown from the small village of Haripur where he lived before Abbottabad. [Former Pakistani official professor Hassan ABBAS†- says the government should have known.]
(Studio: David Muir) Growing heat on the Pakistani government noted. [With Christiane Amanpour, former Secretary of State Condoleezza RICE - says we have to analyze why he was hiding in plain sight.]
(Studio: David Muir; Washington: Christiane Amanpour) The need for accountability on the part of Pakistan whom the US Still needs for the war in Afghanistan discussed.
(Studio: David Muir) The guests on "This Week" named.
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