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(Studio: Anderson Cooper) Live discussion held with CNN consultant Fran Townsend about news about bin Laden's wives. [TOWNSEND - outlines what she has heard about American intelligence access to the three wives in the presence of Pakistani intelligence, the hostile demeanor of the wives, what the ambassador said/did not say about the facts.]
(Studio: Anderson Cooper; Islamabad: Reza Sayah) The issue of whether bin Laden had a support network in Pakistan, the balancing act for the nation of Pakistan in actions inside the country while seeming to cooperate with the US, Pakistan's denial he had a support network inside the government security establishment discussed.
(Studio: Anderson Cooper; Washington: Barbara Starr) Bin Laden's fixation on another mass attack on the US as evidenced from his diary and the question of how effective he was in controlling Al Qaeda discussed.
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(Islamabad, Pakistan: Nick Paton Walsh) CNN exclusive report on the anti-American rage in the town of Abbottabad where bin Laden lived, a mysterious detail about men speaking the local language and why Pakistani police or army did not come from nearby reviewed; translations of two unnamed locals' report on what happened given. Questions about the Pakistani reaction to the US raid and whether the army were tipped off about the raid discussed.
(Studio: Anderson Cooper) Live discussion held with CNN consultant Fran Townsend about the "bizarre" nature of the mystery men and the Pakistani reaction to the raid discussed. [TOWNSEND - says collusion has not been ruled out, but there is no evidence an official within Pakistani intelligence/military was supporting him.]
(Studio: Anderson Cooper; Washington: Barbara Starr) Source reports on bin Laden's complacency, that he had no escape plan, did not try to destroy the intelligence material, was caught with only three other men and the role of the "couriers" in delivering information from town to town so bin Laden could communicate discussed.
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(Memphis: Martin Savidge) The pockets of misery in Memphis featured; scenes shown from a flooded mobile home park; details given about more rain in the forecast that could cause flash floods and the timetables for the water to arrive in different cities such as New Orleans.
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(Studio: Isha Sesay) Possible prosecution of former Senator John Ensign in the sex and lobbying scandal; the extension of FBI director Robert Mueller†'s job term; the auction of possessions of the Unabomber, Ted Kazinski, with the money going to some victims and a battle between Facebook and Google reported.
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(Studio: Anderson Cooper) Earlier interview held with a Syrian activist, Razan Zaytouni†, whose husband has been arrested. [ZAYTOUNI†- explains her husband was arrested at work because he is a wanted activist; states she moves around to avoid being arrested; states the arrested people are taken away and tortured; asserts the regime only understands violence.]
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(Studio: Isha Sesay) New video of rebel forces fighting at the airport in Misrata, Libya; the conviction of a Ukraine native for Nazi war crimes; big oil's defense of tax cuts at government hearings and the aggravated injuries for golfer Tiger Woods reported.
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