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Common enemy. u.s. had decided they would act. to that extent, they were following a policy of their own. however, their policy violated the sensitivities of pakistan. our sovereignty has been violated. to that extent, it doesnt go well with pakistani, the people of pakistan. >> president obama had said on the campaign trail in 2008 he would be prepared to go in alone to get osama bin laden if they knew where he was in pakistan. he did just that. musharraf denies having any knowledge of bin lade...

Down the road where it was a lot more subdued, people who were actually on their knees, praying. there was a somber side to this as well. well see as the morning develops who else starts to show up at ground zero. back to you guys. >> the news has only been known about six hours or so and how people are reacting is different. thanks. its believed bin laden had been hiding out in the compound in abbottbad since last summer. its confirmed by u.s. officials his body has been buried at sea according...

Pakistan showing the compound engulfed in flames after u.s. helicopters and about two dozen navy s.e.a.l.s. took out the 911 mastermind with pretty amazing precision. >> im down here at ground zero where people started gathering when the news started to trickle out. this is where americans died. you can see the jubilation in the crowd. they numbered in the thousands, probably a couple thousand people at the height, started to dwindle down as the police started to push the crowd back a little bit...

Dollar compound, is something which is deeply embarrassing for pakistan. there will be a lot of questions they have to answer. how could they not know where he was. >> and thats the other question. i mean, there was conflicting reports, u.s. officials, defense officials, saying this was kept very close to the vest, very few people even in the u.s., you know, powers knew about it. pakistan saying they were in on it, the entire time. little bit of a conflicting situation there. >> absolutely confl...

Zero. ill be covering the crowds that are here and what theyre saying about this. >> all right. the latest on the u.s. mission that eliminated the worlds most wanted terrorist, osama bin laden. the al qaeda chief was killed yesterday, shot in the head during a fire fight with american forces in pakistan. one of his sons, two of his couriers were also killed, along with a woman described as a human shield. the operation was carried out with the cooperation of pakistani officials. bin laden was hi...

Compound where bin laden was found was surrounded, they say, by seven-foot walls. u.s. helicopter -- a u.s. helicopter did crash during that raid. mechanical problems are being blamed for that. that helicopter was destroyed by u.s. troops for security reasons, but again, no u.s. forces were killed in that very daring and very, very difficult operation. ali? >> all right. kiran, weve been gathering our people in the united states and several locations and around the world where people have been g...

International coal group for $3.4 billion in cash. thats it from cnbc, first in business worldwide. and now back to "hardball." welcome balk to "hardball." one of the most incredible aspects of the bin laden story, hes been hiding in a million dollar compound, not in a cave, it was in a town just 35 miles outside of islamabad, the capital. right by the pakistani military academy. that countrys west point. right there next to it. the pakistani government is saying it knew nothing about bin lade...

This organization has a lot of forces, a lot of rivalries, different ideologies, different agendas. bin laden was able to unify al qaeda by launches this jihad against the united states. >> he was able to say it was -- he wanted to get back to a seventh century muslim empire which was borderless, which was extremely, you know, apparently attractive to many people. what i want to ask you about, paul, weve covered this so long, nine years, eight months, you know, since 9/11, trying to get our hand...

By all accounts they knew it was him when they killed him, had the body in hand, had absolutely no doubt they got osama bin laden and, of course, here at the pentagon in the early morning hours, this news being greeted very soberly but for the 184 souls that were lost here that morning, at least for their families there is going to be some closure. >> a little later, when we check back in with you, well ask a few questions about you said they have no doubt, will the public, will the world have a...

New york city. im sure you are too, when this news came down. thank you so much. linda and andy morales from orange county, california, for joining us. and ali, everyone certainly remembers where they were on 9/11. everyone in new york city certainly remembers the collective shock and silence in this city that is usually bustling, but no shortage of celebration in the streets of and certainly no shortage of celebration here in times square. back to you. >>. >> all right. alina, well keep checkin...