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EVENING NEWS TOP STORIES         Hi everyone, I'm reporting once again from ground zero. Earlier today, President Obama laid a wreath at the outdoor memorial to those killed on September 11. His visit to New York comes four days after U.S. forces killed Osama bin Laden, who ordered the 9/11 attacks. While visiting a firehouse, the President said "When we say we will never forget, we mean what we say." Chip Reid reports on the President's trip to New York City, while Byron Pitts will speak with the families of those who died on 9/11 -- does the death of bin Laden bring closure? Meanwhile, David Martin reports on the brand new stealth helicopters used in the assault in Pakistan. They enabled the Navy Seals to zoom in on the compound without being detected. Gasoline now averages $3.99 a gallon across the country. Prices have now risen for 43 consecutive days. Anthony Mason takes a look at what this is doing to our economy.

EVENING NEWS TOP STORIES Hi everyone, In an interview with Steve Kroft for "60 Minutes" today President Obama said he will not release the photo showing Osama bin Laden's body, because the graphic nature could incite violence. "There's no doubt we killed Osama bin Laden," Mr. Obama told Kroft. "There's no need to spike the football." We'll have clip from the interview tonight. The full interview airs Sunday night. David Martin, meanwhile, is learning new details of the raid, including this: bin Laden had cash and two phone numbers sewn into his clothing, perhaps suggesting he would have fled, if he'd been given the chance. Elizabeth Palmer is at the compound in Abbottobad, where neighbors are still incredulous over the news that they lived near the world's most wanted terrorist. Pakistan's Prime Minister said responsibility for the intelligence failure lies with the whole world, not Pakistan

EVENING NEWS TOP STORIES         Hi everyone, Syrian leader Bashar Assad sent tanks to attack protesters into the southern city of Daara today. It's the latest nasty episode in the bloody crackdown on dissent in Syria. Barry Petersen reports from London - as foreign journalists have been barred from Syria. The latest document dump from WikiLeaks concerns Guantanamo inmates - including profiles of some of the most notorious al Qaeda leaders. David Martin takes a look. Astronaut Mark Kelly delivered some terrific news when I interviewed him. His wife, the wounded Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords, will be able to attend his launch on Friday. Kelly says Giffords is now playing Scrabble and recovering more each day. After tonight's broadcast, I'll be heading off to London for the royal wedding. Tonight, Elizabeth Palmer reports on the security operation - the most expensive in British history. And Michelle Miller looks at past royal wedd

EVENING NEWS TOP STORIES         Hi everyone, Dealing with the national debt promises to be a hot button political issue for years. So, which plan has more support? The President's or the Republicans? The latest CBS News/New York Times poll may surprise you. Allen Pizzey has more from Misrata, the Libyan city under siege from Qaddafi's army. Allen describes a bizarre mix- in some parts of the city, life is almost normal. But just blocks away, shells are falling and buildings are being destroyed. One year after the oil disaster, BP still hasn't paid out much of its $20 billion fund to reimburse Gulf coast residents and businesses. Only 2 out of 5 claimants have been paid. Don Teague reports from the Gulf coast. Katie Couric CouricandCo@cbs.com LATEST HEADLINES Gulf oil rig's survivors struggle one year later Nightmares, post-traumatic stress disorder haunt some Deepwater Horizon survivors, victims' l