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WASHINGTON - Two Pentagon officials say the at-sea burial of Osama bin Laden was videotaped and that it probably will be publicly released soon.
The officials said photos of the body prior to its disposal in the North Arabian Sea on Monday also may be released.
The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because decisions on releasing the materials were pending.
It was not clear whether the firefight in which U.S. forces are said to have shot bin Laden to death was videotaped.
John Brennan, the White House counterterrorism chief, told reporters that the administration was still deliberating on release of the material. Making it public might satisfy those who would otherwise doubt that it was bin Laden who was killed.
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STORIES
- May 9
Experts say storm survivors can feel stress for years
FEMA ready with cash- Debris collection to begin this week in Bradley County, Cleveland
- Public urged to report fraud related to storm relief in Tennessee
- All missing are accounted for
- Tornadoes’ costs may be slow to tally
- Cook: Tornadoes can come in different shapes
- May 8
Georgians ‘resilient,’ Napolitano says
Quick action helps save 2 dozen lives
Disaster relief
Bradley storm break ends
Working 23 hours a day to get power back
Storm sirens considered ‘a thing of the past’- Bradley Red Cross closing emergency shelter
- 8 more Georgia counties get disaster assistance
- Napolitano visits Ringgold disaster victims
- Kennedy: Debris like postcards sent from heaven
- Donations to aid fund climb
- Volunteers pour into Ringgold
- Tornado tears apart sheriff’s house, but not his spirit
- One rescue begets another and another in tornado’s aftermath
- Pair lift gun safe to rescue neighbors
- Need fuels Salvation Army worker’s nonstop efforts
- Howard students respond to call for help
- Police officer puts aside personal tragedy
- Volunteers convert school
- First paramedic team ‘couldn’t have done a better job’
- Saving a life, with a little help from ‘an angel’
- College student: ‘You just see a need and you go’
- Volunteer firefighter puts recovery ahead of his job
- In dark and rain, neighbors pull together
- May 7
Power conductors- Napolitano to visit Ringgold
- Disasters challenge GOP governors of Alabama, Mississippi
- Cooper: Churches rally for disaster relief
- Telecom blackout in sights of crews
- Soldiers come to aid of East Ridge
- Dade festival to give storm victims relief
- The best and worst of times
- Generosity after the storms
- May 6
Walker picks up pieces
Georgia schools won’t have to make up storm days
Only 540 still left without power around the Chattanooga area
Many hurting, many helping
Ringgold band gets by with a little help from musical friends- FEMA disaster center opens in Apison
- Tennessee Highway Patrol activates two teams to assist flood victims
- For families of tornadoes’ missing, a long torment
- Nuclear safety shines in disaster
- Pride stands in way of some relief efforts
- May 5
Amid the rubble, survivors find sentimental items
Bledsoe, McMinn, Rhea join disaster list
EPB cuts number of Chattanoogans without power to 1,600- Catoosa Red Cross shelter moves
- Hamilton students won’t have to make up storm days
- FEMA inspectors now viewing Hamilton, Bradley storm damage
- Volkswagen tornado relief fund tops $1 million
- Appalling looting, scams
- Officials worried on creek flooding
- Seventh looting suspect arrested in Bradley County
- May 4
Bradley man accused of stealing from neighbor’s storm-damaged home
Battlefield Parkway Church of the Nazarene collecting donations
Insurers struggle to keep up with tales from disaster
Volunteer efforts ‘amazing’ in Chattanooga area
Chattanooga area tornado victims allowed to register with FEMA
Temporary line fixes expected this week
2 Bledsoe tornadoes confirmed- Walker schools on two-hour delay for Thursday, Friday
- Long road to recovery lies ahead
- Ringgold Depot to host Day of Prayer May 5
- Disaster response training classes offered
- Bradley County storm victims get ice, pet help
- Survivors recount Ringgold tornado's impact
- TVA cuts power outages to 70,000
- Chattanooga: EPB Restoration Effort Update
- Digging out
- For companies, storm aid is part of identifying with public
- Aftermath meals would be welcomed by neighbors
- Ringgold, Dade eager to play
- Insurers, regulators advise on claims
- After storm, dresses to help the prom go on
- May 3
High-voltage power towers ‘twisted like bow ties'
TVA's Alabama nuclear plant taken off monitoring mode- EPB cuts number of Chattanoogans without power to 10,000
Erlanger confirms child died from storm injuries, raising questions about number of fatalities- TVA expects damaged transmission power lines repaired by end of summer
The storm is over, but ...
Rival schools, fans have provided support for Ringgold teams
Hundreds of cars hit by hail in Chattanooga area storms- Walker resident killed by tornado and more region news
DeKalb County endured 175 mph winds, meteorologists say
Relief effort for Bledsoe County's New Harmony community
Telecoms toil to restore signal after massive Chattanooga storms
Long way to recovery after devastating storms
Sen. Alexander tours destroyed homes in Apison
Cost of storms on Cleveland, Bradley County could hit $10 million- Two arrested in Bradley over stealing of HVAC units
- North Georgia power restoration nearing completion
- Four counties eligible for disaster unemployment insurance
- Storm debris discoveries inspire searches for owners
- May 2
Fury and faith
Grid damage cost rises in Chattanooga area after storms- 1,800 still without power in Bradley County
- Bradley legislators ask for moment of prayer
- About 16,000 still without power, EPB says
- Alexander tours tornado-damaged Apison
- Man accidentally cuts friend with chainsaw
VW checking cars for hail damage- Nashville volunteers pitch in to help Chattanooga storm victims
Charlie Sheen tours tornado damage in Alabama- Six arrested, charged with looting in Ringgold
- TVA says 212,000 still without power
Hamilton County Mayor Jim Coppinger reflects on tornado disaster
Nearly 20,000 area homes, businesses still without power- Disaster declaration offers recovery help
- May 1
- April 30
Ringgold survivors sift through storm wreckage
Rainsville death toll climbs to 32
Social media brings aid to Walker
135 homes destroyed in Bradley County- Restoring power could take more than a week
- Severe weather and tornado resources
- Newspaper starts Neediest Cases Fund to support southern storm relief efforts
- Storms suspend school days
- Survivors guard against looters
- Health inspectors examining food stocks
- April 29