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>>> good evening. today, the president of the united states delivered the thanks of a grateful nation to a group of men whose names we can't know and whose faces we can't show. members of the u.s. navy s.e.a.l. team who pulled off the high-stakes raid that killed osama bin laden . the president went to ft. campbell, kentucky, where halfway around the world , we're still learning more about the raid, what was grabbed, the official confirmation of bin laden 's death, and a potential threat to all of us once again. we start off with two reports tonight, beginning at the scene, ann curry on the ground in pakistan tonight. ann, good evening.
>> reporter: brian, good evening to you. and confirming osama bin laden 's death today, al qaeda is clearly trying to reinvigorate its jihad and sent a message that its war on americans will go on without him. at the same time, u.s. intelligence officials tell nbc news bin laden was fully engaged in al qaeda operations a s at the time of his death. coordinated protested that announced the raid against the killing of osama bin laden in multipl cities today as al qaeda reacted for the first time. quote, soon, with god's help, we shall flip their celebrations into sorrow and their blood shall mix with tears.
>> soon could mean anything from the next three days the next three years. it's difficult to know and it's important to emphasize al qaeda uses its language whether or not it has an attack in score.
>> these images are the newest from inside the compound where they tell nbc news bin laden was far from retired and was al qaeda 's operational leader. u.s. intelligence also tells nbc news, a lot of video as well as details of plots around the world and associates were found. osama bin laden 's compound is just beyond these buildings, but today, the pakistani soldiers have told us all the media has to be pushed back and if they even see our cameras, they threaten to take them. local officials in abbottabad said the compound is now cleansed. they have as many as three of bin laden 's wives in custody under interrogation. the cia asked for access to the wives, especially bin laden 's last and favorite wife. she was known to be devoted to bin laden and was in the room when he died and she told interrogators that bein laden and his family have been living in the abbottabad combound for the last five years. al qaeda also said today it will soon release a voice recording of bin laden which it claims was made a week before his death.
>> ann curry , thanks for your
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Pakistani boys while demolition takes place on the compound where Osama bin Laden was slain in 2011 in the northwestern town of Abbottabad on Feb. 26, 2012.
• More photos from Abbottabad one year after Osama bin Laden (Aamir Qureshi / AFP - Getty Images) Share Back to slideshow navigation -
An aerial view shows the residential area of Abbottabad, Pakistan, where Osama bin Laden was found and killed by U.S. commandos. (Asif Hassan / AFP - Getty Images) Share Back to slideshow navigation -
A general view of the town of Abbottabad, May 6. Bin Laden was living in a large house close to a military academy in this garrison town, a two-and-a-half hour-drive from the capital, Islamabad. (Khaqan Khawer / EPA) Share Back to slideshow navigation -
Supporters of Pakistani religious party Jamaat-e-Islami rally to condemn the killing of bin Laden, in Abbottabad on May 6. (Aqeel Ahmed / AP) Share Back to slideshow navigation -
A Pakistani woman photographs her daughter on May , at a gate of the compound where bin Laden was caught and killed. (Aqeel Ahmed / AP) Share Back to slideshow navigation -
School girls pass by armed Pakistani policemen guarding the sealed entrance to the compound in Abbottabad, May 5, in which bin Laden had been living. (MD Nadeem / EPA) Share Back to slideshow navigation -
Part of a damaged helicopter rests in the compound after U.S. Navy SEAL commandos killed bin Laden, May 2, in a photo made available on May 4. (Reuters) Share Back to slideshow navigation -
Boys herd sheep past the compound where U.S. Navy SEAL commandos killed Osama bin Laden in Abbottabad May 5. (Akhtar Soomro / Reuters) Share Back to slideshow navigation -
Pakistani security officials arrive at the Osama bin Laden compound in Abbottabad on Wednesday, May 4. (Aamir Qureshi / AFP - Getty Images) Share Back to slideshow navigation -
Local residents gather outside a burned section of bin Laden's compound in Abbottabad. (Aamir Qureshi / AFP - Getty Images) Share Back to slideshow navigation -
A Pakistani police officer gestures at a checkpoint along a road leading to a house where bin Laden was captured and killed in Abbottabad. Area residents were still confused and suspicious about bin Laden's death, which took place before dawn on Monday. (Anjum Naveed / AP) Share Back to slideshow navigation -
Pakistani children look out from a high vantage point at bin Laden's compound on Tuesday, May 3. (Aqeel Ahmed / AP) Share Back to slideshow navigation -
Pakistan army troops remove canvas screens from outside the compound's house. (Anjum Naveed / AP) Share Back to slideshow navigation -
Neighbors and news media gather around the compound, right, after authorities ease security around the property. (Aqeel Ahmed / AP) Share Back to slideshow navigation -
A satellite image, taken June 15, 2005, shows the Abbottabad compound, center, where bin Laden was killed in on Monday. (DigitalGlobe via Reuters) Share Back to slideshow navigation -
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The compound is seen in flames after it was attacked early May 2 in this still image taken from cellphone video footage. (Reuters) Share Back to slideshow navigation -
Part of a damaged U.S. MH-60 helicopter lies the compound. The helicopter was destroyed by U.S. forces after a mechanical failure left it unable to take off. (Reuters) Share Back to slideshow navigation -
A still image from video obtained by ABC News shows blood stains in the interior of the house where bin Laden was killed. (ABC News via Reuters) Share Back to slideshow navigation -
Aerial views released by the Department of Defense show the area in Abbottabad in 2004, left, before the house was built, and in 2011, right. (Department of Defense via Reuters) Share Back to slideshow navigation -
A graphic released by the Department of Defense shows the compound where bin Laden was killed. (Department of Defense via Reuters) Share Back to slideshow navigation -
Pakistani soldiers and police officers patrol near the house, background, where bin Laden had lived. (Anjum Naveed / AP) Share Back to slideshow navigation -
The hideout of bin Laden is seen the day after his death. (Farooq Naeem / AFP - Getty Images) Share Back to slideshow navigation -
Students look toward the compound from a nearby religious school in Abbottabad. (Faisal Mahmood / Reuters) Share Back to slideshow navigation -
Pakistani security officials survey the walls of the compound where bin Laden was killed. The outer walls were between 10 and 18 feet high. (MD Nadeem / EPA) Share Back to slideshow navigation -
Pakistani soldiers stand guard near the compound May 2. (Anjum Naveed / AP) Share Back to slideshow navigation -
Boys collect pieces of metal from a wheat field outside bin Laden's house, seen in the background, on May 3. People showed off small parts of what appeared to be a U.S. helicopter that the U.S. says malfunctioned and was blown up by the American team as it retreated. (Anjum Naveed / AP) Share Back to slideshow navigation -
Pakistani security officials stand guard at the main entrance to the compound on May 3. (MD Nadeem / EPA) Share Back to slideshow navigation -
An image from video seized from the walled compound of al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden in Abbottabad, and released by the U.S. Department of Defense, shows Osama bin Laden watching TV. He is said to have spent his last weeks in a house divided, amid wives riven by suspicions. On the top floor, sharing his bedroom, was his youngest wife and favorite. The trouble came when his eldest wife showed up and moved into the bedroom on the floor below. (Department of Defense via AP) Share Back to slideshow navigation
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