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hours, the u.s. president will today lay a wreath to remember all those who died at the hands of osama bin laden. barack obama will meet families of some of the victims of 9/11 as well as emergency teams who responded to the attacks. the remembrance ceremony comes four days after u.s. forces shot bin laden dead in pakistan. he had evaded capture for more than a decade. mr. obama is facing repeated calls to release photographs of the body to prove once and for all that bin laden really is dead but the white house says it won t make them public in the interests of national security. we discussed this internally, keep in mind that we are absolutely certain this was him. we ve done dna sampling and testing and so there is no doubt that we killed osama bin laden. it is important for us to make sure that very graphic photos of somebody who was shot in the head are not floating around as an incitement to additional violence, as a propaganda tool. you know, that s not who we are. however, some images have emerged showing the aftermath of the raid. they depict three men apparently killed at the scene. we do need to give you a strong word of caution. some of these images are extremely graphic and disturbing. tim list ter reports. reporter: the raid on the compound in abbottadad by a team of u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s was swift and bloody. after a firefight, they killed osama bin laden and took custody of his body. reporter: within hours of the operation u.s. officials disclosed three other men had been killed. seen your administration officials saying we believe two were couriers and the third was bin laden s adult son. late wednesday, the first photographs from immediately after the assault were published by reuters and we should warn they re graphic. they were taken by a pakistani security official about an hour after u.s. forces left. one man wearing a t-shirt bears a family resemblance to osama bin laden but no confirmation of his identity. the other two were dressed in pakistani clothing. their identities are not known. but sources have named the courier who lived at the compound as al qaeda veteran sheikh abu ahmed. a kuwaiti citizen of pakistani descent. others show the wreckage of the helicopter the u.s. commanders abandoned. its design is different from known helicopter types, they say. they say the tail assembly is unusual and could indicate some kind of unknown stealth capable. the tail rotor appears to have a cowling possibly designed to reduce noise levels, acoustic stealth. pakistan has already said the helicopters took advantage of blind spots in pakistani radar coverage. reuters says it s confident of the authenticity of all the purchased images. tim lister, cnn, atlanta. the united states wants answers from pakistan about how it failed to spot bin laden s fortified compound. the world s most wanted man was living in a large house close to a military base not far from the pakistani capital. pakistan s ambassador to the u.s. says his government will hold an inquiry. the prime minister on a state visit to france right now says his country is doing all it can to fight terrorism but more help is needed. we are in the middle of war fighting against extremism and terrorism and we have a resolve. we have an ability and we really want to fight terrorism because it is in our own interest, but we lack capacity. u.s. investigators are now trolling through phone, videos and computers that their hit squad removed from bin laden s hi hideout. they are looking for any information they might contain about other terrorists and their operations as well as whether he got any support from inside pakistan. we want to bring in our correspondent nick payton wall. we re hearing the pakistani authorities are trying to do more of an investigation as to who knew what, whether it was in abbottadad or elsewhere. is this being seen as a little too late? reporter: i think to be honest since it began it s clear what they perceived their position to be. we were not shown pictures of bin laden and we would have gotten him had we known he was there. the third floor is where bin laden was shot dead. really the investigation presumably i would say some kind of backstop they re looking at this point to show they re willing to go through a transparency, re-examination of everything they ve done up to this particular point. there is no evidence that there was a support structure. that it was run by the government or bin laden here. here neighbors around here he may have got milk or goats but not known bin laden was living there. it s fairly large compound with higher walls but doesn t span out particularly any more than anything else would do. mow these that? we re looking at the images behind you as well at the compound itself, nick. is this becoming more of a tourist attraction now, more and more people interested and looking to see what was actually going on in there? reporter: well, actually as you get close to it you can walk along the main border and there s an awful lot of media and quite a few locals drawn to this kind of historic building now really. we don t know what the plan for this place really is going to be. i mean, anything could happen. it could be left standing and sold to another pakistani or leveled to the ground and always run the risk of being some kind of monument to bin laden s last days, in fact, even if they level the building there will be this swath of land which carries all those memory, monita. we just heard the pakistani prime minister in france talking about how much more help is needed to fight in the war on terrorism. is there a sense from what you understand from what you know there is a unified sense within the pakistani government that, yes, they re all on the same side? publicly, absolutely. publicly that s what they like. a billion government statements on what the military say. they shared moments of anti-americanism. they more or less read off the same page with the accusation from certain u.s. officials particularly actually the head of the u.s. military admiral mullen in a recent visit to islamabad said there are pockets of the isi, pakistani intelligence, that retain relationships with militant networks. admiral mullen was specific when he said there was a long-standing relationship with a network that killed people in afghanistan. others say it isn t the case but there is a broad perception the isi is 100% united and may be certain rogue elements acting off script, so to speak. nick waton walsh in abbottadad, thank you very much. join us for a special presentation of in the footsteps bin laden. a unique look at what shaped him a path that leads from the neighborhood and the mosque of his youth to his hideouts in afghanistan. that s saturday at 8:00 p.m. in london, 9:00 p.m. in berlin. we want to see what newspapers around the world are saying about this from the uae, the national has the headline, pakistan and the u.s. still need to strengthen ties. the article goes on to say bin laden had found safety in pakistan, wrong, that has since been corrected but washington must realize for regional security and bilateral relations that pakistan is much more than one man s evil creed. in turkey today s zam achlt za the headline, what s in store for u.s. hoi pakistan relationship. it can be an opportunity for increased transparency and while the two priorities diverger in flefrls complimentary and the jerusalem post has this it is plausible to believe if pakistan was a true u.s. ally and had made every effort to help locate him this operation wouldn t have taken only now. read all those full at facebook.c facebook.com facebook.com/w1cnn. there is talk tough for the libyan leadership paying for suspected war crimes. the latest from the u.n. not so no anonymous. did a renegade group of hackers leave sony its calling card? 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[ male announcer ] learn more at acuvue.com. acuvue® oasys for astigmatism. hello. this is world one live from london. i m monita rajpal. our top story, u.s. president barack obama says he won t release post pore tem photos of osama bin laden. the white house says they could incite more violence if he did. but some people want the images to be made public to prove to any doubters that the world s most wanted man is dead. president obama visits ground zero later today and will lay a wreath. he s not planning to make a speech. he will meet a company of firefighters who lost 15 of their colleagues in their attack on the world trade center. in rome high-level talks are due to start on ways to get cash to libya s pro-democracy rebels. the opposition s transitional national council says it needs a loan of $3 billion to keep up the rebel pressure on moammar gadhafi s regime. of course, we will bring you the latest on the meeting when delegates talk to reporters scheduled for three hours from now. colonel gadhafi s forces struck misrata s port and rebels told cnn five people were killed and dozens injured in the shelling. two months into the conflict the city continues to be bombarded with shells and rocket. this youtube footage shot on tuesday shows hotel that s been completely destroyed. the u.s. has pledged another $6.5 million to help provide ships to get aid into misrata and evacuate those desperate to leave. more than 800 civilians made it out of misrata s port wednesday amid that shelling. an aid ship rounding the gauntlet of the gunfire. the vessel waited five days to make it to the docks but the mission to evacuate the severely injured soon descended into chaos. reporter: by this morning the ship s been waiting for days. we went to see the harbor master and found chaos. the ship not even speaking to this harbor master s office. nato warship, tried to contact you. okay. reporter: finally people started talking and a ship began appearing. and steamed straight into port without contacting the harbor master. 5 1/2 days but they ve made it here. they re unloaded at top speed. this is an incoming zone but the jubilation is short-lived. two hours after docking, incoming missiles and people moved for cover. that was the salvo of 12 grad missiles and because of that quite understandably looks like the ship is cutting and running, delivered medical goods, not waiting to pick people up from the hospital. armed rebels sweep the area. and suddenly the first ambulances with those icu patients were at dockside. the loading system is going well. the last thousand migrant workers trapped by the fighting embarking. it s very orderly. until that is scores of well-connected libyans from misrata show up and push in. then it all falls apart. a rebel gunman fired his kalashnikov. at this point hundreds more migrant workers arrive. they are athe people the boat was sent for and now they can t get on. they ve lost control. the captain fears the boat being overloaded and incoming shells. without warning, they cast off. a ship which came to pick up hundreds of migrant african workers leaves them alone on the dock in the shelling zone and only now we learn that several were, indeed, killed in that salvo an hour or so before. three children, one plus her husband and, five this morning. reporter: this woman distraught, her husband still on the key side. and down below one of the patients is dying. they have to redock. five days to get into this port, five hours to get out of it. and still the humanitarian mission in this town is not complete. alex thompson, channel 4 news, misrata. so what can the rebels hope for from today s high-level talks in rome? the spokesman said they need money for the basics of normal living, food, medical supply, hospital care. fret pligeitgen is there. we saw the basic supplies so desperately needed, what else do the rebels need at this point? reporter: well, yeah, certainly basically supplies are a big issue, not just misrata but in benghazi also. of course, the economy has totally collapsed. now, one of the things that the rebel government is seeing is that it needs somewhere in a region between 1.5 and $3 billion to continue its operations, otherwise, those might collapse. there was a press conference earlier today in rome actually with hillary clinton there and the italian foreign minister where they were asked about how much money they would pledge and whether this conference in rome would come to any conclusion. it doesn t appear as though that is going to be the case, at least not for billions of dollars they say is needed. what they ll try to go, however, is set in place a mechanism where money can be distributed to the rebels. one of the things that has been talked about a lot is possibly using the frozen assets of moammar gadhafi and police government to give to the rebel, however, the terms of that have to be set and that could be take quite a while. also, of course, it s very difficult at this point in time for the rebels to export any oil and try to make money off that. the conference will certainly address that, as well, but, yeah, the basic necessities are a big issue things like water and food and things like medical supplies, but, of course, also in the long run they ll want to be able to acquire weapon, but, of course it still seems to be quite a ways off before that will be the case and will take the recognition of more countries, france and italy recognize the council as the official government of the state of libya, monita. all of this undoubted will i will lead into more of the icc s case against certain figures in libya. they are launching to arrest certain figures. they have not named whether or not mr. gadhafi is on that list, how is that being played out over there? reporter: well, i mean, of course, the libyan government says that all of this the evidence that was collected by the icc prosecutor that it s all one-sided collected in egypt and collected from the rebel, of course, that they never spoke to the government of libya. the icc says that the libyan government simply did not cooperate but one of the interesting things that the icc prosecutor said yesterday, he feels that it s only a very few individuals here in libya that actually command the fighting and that, therefore, are actually responsible for the crimes against humanity that allegedly were committed by the libyan forces so they do believe the people at the top of the state responsible for that whether or not they re going to ask for an arrest warrant for moammar gadhafi or saif islam gadhafi who many believe is running the country is up in the air. three arrest warrants they re talking about. scenes like that will play into that case, as well, me nita. fred pleitgen in tripoli, thank you. authorities in afghanistan are still scratching their head over how hundreds of taliban prisoners managed to tunnel out last week. most of them are still on the loose after the embarrassing security lapse. cnn nick paton walsh has been on his hands and knees for a closer look at the escape tunnel. reporter: from outside these kandahar prison walls lurk unbreachable until you see inside. there americans and afghans are unearthed just how sophisticated the taliban were when they broke 475 militants out of here. the narrow tum doesn t travel separate but has support beams, a tube to feed in oxygen and the dirt was wheeled out on trolleys, must have been a mammoth operation. inside you get an idea how cramped and difficult it must have been to move through and how long it would have taken for hundreds of people to crawl hundreds of feet out. we go inside and enter where the taliban were held. the political block wondering how did to one notice the months-long operation. we re told not to film any of the americans, afghans or prisoners, the corridors once full of insurgents, the cells all empty. the cell that led to freedom left though as it was, life here had little luxuries and one big one, an escape route. with the concrete on the floor it was two or three inches thick and impossible for someone digging upwards to break through so people inside must have finished off the tunnel. no one wants to talk. no one was on shift. was he here that night? if the general comes, he replies he ll punish me for letting you in for a long time. suddenly the guards decide we must leave. we look to where the tunnel emerged. it is inside this house. the hole in the back of a front room now filled in. once the prisoners emerged from the tunnel into the compound here they faced two choices for how they could leave, one a door in the corner over there and that leads out onto a canal. not very useful for the mini buses they escaped on. the most obvious choice, the front door and this leads right out onto the main road opposite the prison. yes, the house is less than 100 feet from the prison s main gate. but still the taliban had to be stealthy. this is from a heavily armed military base down the road and even in the end the americans didn t notice the huge tunnel below until it found light at its end until it was too late. nick paton walsh, cnn, kandahar. a press conference just came into us from the pakistani foreign secretary. he denied his country s relationship with the u.s. damaged. take a listen to this. i think the notion that pakistan/u.s. relations have nosedived, this is not quite our understanding. pakistan considers its relations with the united states as of high importance and significance. that s the pakistani foreign secretary in a news conference and we just got that into cnn saying the pakistan considers relations with the united states of highest importance. this all comes as a fallout and questions surrounding islamabad and what they knew or didn t know about the whereabouts of osama bin laden. this is world one live from london. if you want to muck in without getting your hands dirty, this man says you can have all the fun of your farm without leaving the computer. we have chicken, pig, heavy horses so lots of opportunity for them to make real decisions on the consequences of the farm. in the champion s league, they set their sights on a shocker but get manhandled but man united. our sports update is next. to de. to those always searching for what s pure and what s real from we who believe we know just how you feel. haagen-dazs. consider this: over 70% of firefighters are local volunteers. these are our neighbors putting their lives on the line. and when they rely on a battery, there are firefighters everywhere who trust duracell. and now you can join with duracell to help. just buy specially-marked packs & duracell will make a battery donation to local volunteers. these days don t we all need someone to trust.? 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dirk nowitzki and the mavs are sitting pretty in the second round now. kobe bryant and his teammates have a mountain to climb. bryant scored 21 points on wednesday at the staples center. this pullup gave the home side a one-point lead in the second quarter but it was dallas that had the edge at halftime and in the third quarter shawn marion teed up tyson chandler for an emphatic finish and a three-point lead into the fourth dallas up. barea nailed the floater and as you expect nowitzki played a key role. effectively settled it for th mavs. the lakers were being booed but their fans and a suspension could follow for clothelining. the lakers season could be over too. the mavs taking a 2-0 lead back to dallas. there you go, monita. i know you have two little boys. yep. ever wondered about a life in the country, holding lambs often. they like animals. they do, i m sure they d love this game. the story, if you re stuck behind a desk, no obstacle. people are being offered the chance to run a real-life farm. all with the click of a mouse. may not have the same appeal but phil hawn has that story. reporter: mary had a little lamb and now you can too. all from the comfort of your very own home. a farm in cambridgeshire is opening up its doors to 10,000 wanna-bes farmers. no experience required and you don t even need to clean out the pens. every decision you make will be with a click of your mouse. taking inspiration from the popular facebook game farmville which has more than 45 million users, the my farm experiment connects 10,000 people to have a say in operating their own 2500-acre piece of land. so possibly be growing wheat, barley or oats and our cattle, we need to make decisions on the cattle each year. we need to buy a bull. but we ve got chickens and pigs and heavy horses so lots of opportunity for them to make real decisions that have real consequences on the farm. reporter: it will cost $50 but you ll vote once a month on different tasks as well as learning more about how food is produced. a recent survey here in the uk show most adults and children have little idea where food comes from. two out of five couldn t identify what a farm was and some didn t know wheat was a paige ingredient in flour. one is to try to educate the population. the main think something we want to reconnect the british public with food and the providence of food and where the food comes from. reporter: the big question is do people even care? and would they want to take part in operating a real-life farm? it would be fun for a little while. yeah, it would be good. get your hands dirty. if i was 20 years younger. yes, i m too we re too old for that. reporter: but with more than 45 million people around the world interested in virtual farming it could be your best chance at being part of a real one. but without any of the cleaning up. phil han, cnn, london. just not the same. you re watching world one live from london. held in britain, wanted in south africa so where will the alleged honeymoon killer face justice? the latest from his extradition hearing just ahead. with most anti-wrinkle creams. the cream disappears but your wrinkles don t. introducing neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair. it has the fastest retinol formula available. in fact, it s clinically proven to smooth wrinkles in just one week. so all you have to do is sit back and watch your wrinkles go away. new rapid wrinkle repair. from neutrogena®. welcome back. this is world one live from london. we are coming up on almost 6:00 a.m. in new york. 7:00 p.m. in tokyo. he is accused of plotting to get rid of his new wife on their honeymoon by paying to her have abducted then killed. that reason dajuanny is expected to appear on a hearing on whether to extradite him. we have more on the case. it gained so much attention. when the case first came to light there was a lot of sympathy for shrien dewani. in south africa it was a sensitive subject because they felt it was a blight on their tourism. showed how unsafe south africa was for tourists. there was a lot at stake politically and then all these accusations came to light from the south african prosecution that said dewani was in fact involved in the killing. so what s happening now here is that shrien dewani is fighting extradition and says he s innocent and fears if he s sent back to south africa he s going to face abuse in the prison system in their justice system. south africa says, they have witnesses to say that shrien dewani said he wanted out of the marriage and plotted to hire gunmen to kill his wife. here s what s being fought out in the courts whether he should be sent to africa and it s going to take some time because this is split up into two parts. in the meantime, the family says they just want to have some kind of closure. we do have a bite from the wife s father. here he is. i hope he goes to south africa and gives us the answers in the court and let the court decide whether he is guilty or not guilty. we need answers and he s the only one who can give them. i hope we get them soon. but obviously it s going to take a few more months before they even start the hearing in south africa if it does begin. such a tragic story. thanks for that, atika. i m monita rajpal. thanks for joining us. we leave you with a look at dramatic pictures from texas. residents in hidalgo were enchanted by a halo effect around the sun. this is world one on cnn. ìxourr ìxourr á° i úopd yoe ne,os$ éhmupe.r! /f qoj$a2 ì io0a you ne6álosaiou0 1e. of súáúar ou getr fihdo %aìbtt !l7a (eeéf ã m 1 nab ta+e ìqilgle b lay yot áe4ep tak+nd ì sin ($reath &or %r n4% ( ™ ha9 9o% .e6a2 take one pi. h! breh for ra.t! , lay yot áe4ep tak+nd ì sin ($reath &or %r n4% ( ioe ampty hafdad, r ,e!2% yo5 0ty(afdaúìr¢ co opbid hove ãhod úmpti (a.$!d( aoú fo0 )$ ã, i op! yoe rtl!, é i h! yoe )ll be%, you stúád beqi$$a(cmadl sh%&oì, ãad, éthe +ú%an, ìb!itú a fia(4) chafcaì prosd, and % cho!ceúl pi4 it out +r $ajce, ¢ and shef qo5 ethe @hmiaì tm , ó an$ 7h%. qou #e0hech chnice ìúm si4 it +u0 kr dance, ¢ i úop9o% $abce . & ì i gop! 9o% ajce á . , ó an$ 7h%. qou #e0hech chnice ìúm si4 it +u0 kr dance, £ h úop o% $abce . & i hop%é h úopú ì i gop! 9o% ajce á . , iopa yo% á ì i úop! you úance . á i /o0! ™ i oop% 9oe dae, i m christine romans. president obama heading to ground zero to help with the healing after the death of osama bin laden. we re live outside of a firehouse that he ll visit. a firehouse that lost 15 men on 9/11. i m ali velshi. he was going for a gun, not quick enough. new details from the people who have seen the intel on osama bin laden. it took them five months to dig. cnn exclusive inside of that tunnel that taliban militants used to escape from an afghan jail. on this american morning. good morning. good thursday morning. i know. it s thursday, may 5th. welcome to american morning . a lot of news to cover on osama bin laden. breaking news out of laden.