UN Chief: Osama Bin Laden Death “Watershed Moment”

United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki Moon says the death of Osama Bin Laden is an important moment in the international fight against terrorism. 

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It's Not Just Al-Qaeda And Bin Laden, Says Ridge

Fmr. Governor of Pennsylvania and Secretary of Homeland Security Tom Ridge acknowledges at a forum  held by the George Washington University (GWU) Elliott School of International Affairs that terrorism is much more than just Osama bin Laden and Al Qaeda, it’s a constantly evolving growing threat. (0:38)

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Osama Bin Laden's Move To Attach His Name To 'Underwear Bomber' Shows Desperation

Senior Research Fellow for Middle Eastern Affairs James Phillips says that Osama Bin Laden has become so 'desperate' to get his name in the media, that he has attached himself to failed terrorist attempts. (0:30)
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Osama Bin Laden will always hate us

Brigadier General R.M. Lake of the Marine Core says that we would need to completely change our way of life to stop Osama Bin Laden from hating us.
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Verdict doesn't change combatant status for defendant

Pentagon spokesman Geoff Morrell says that even if Salim Hamdan, a driver and alleged body guard of Osama bin Laden, is acquitted at his military trial he would still be considered an enemy combatant and subject to further detention at Guantanamo Bay prison. (0:37)
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More communication required to find bin Laden

Rep. Mac Thornberry discusses America's inability to find Osama bin Laden despite our nation's communication capabilities. He calls for the creation of a non-partisan private organization to facilitate communication within and between governments (1:30).
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Obama corrects AP board chair's "Obama bin Laden" slip

Dean Singleton, board chair of the Associated Press news agency, asks Sen. Barack Obama (D-IL) if he would shift troops to Afghanistan and accidentally refers to alleged al-Qaida founder Osama bin Laden as "Obama bin Laden." Sen. Obama intercedes and corrects Singleton, conceding that the mistake has been made before and because of that, "it's pretty impressive" that he is still in the race for presidential nominee. (0:55)
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Congressman Andrews Discusses the Meaning of America Delivering Justice

Congressman Robert Andrews (D-NJ) talks about justice not necessarily meaning force, but also finding a common way of living together as partners and not combatants.
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