In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
Q: In the rush to report the news of Osama Bin Laden's death , a FOX News affiliate in Sacramento should have taken a moment to check its spelling. 
  
  
  
  
  
 Running along the bottom of FOX40's report on the event, the chyron read: "Reports: Obama Bin Laden Dead." 
  
  
  
  
  
 Apparently, some people issued complaints and accusations that it did it on purpose. After all, FOX News has some obvious conservative leanings in its coverage with Glenn Beck and Bill O'Reilly over at the mother ship. 
  
  
  
  
  
 FOX40 issued an apology (kind of), but not before it defended its mistake by pointing out how easily it could be made and that other news organizations made similar mistakes, including CNN and the Modesto Bee newspaper. 
  
  
  
  
  
 They even threw a fellow FOX affiliate in Washington DC under the bus for its anchor actually saying "President Obama" instead of "Osama Bin Laden" was dead. See video below. 
  
  
  
  
  
 We don't believe FOX40 made the switch on purpose, of course, but we still get a kick out of the very apropos mistake. Giggle. 
  
  
  
  
  
 [Note: FOX40's article originally identified the above video as a San Diego station. Since then, its article has undergone several edits, including a correction that this video came from D.C. We've corrected it above.] 
  
 Photo/Video credit: Necole Bitchie.com; FOX ||||| By METRO WEB REPORTER - 2nd May, 2011 - 2nd May, 2011 
  
 'Obama bin Laden dead': Fox News typo causes Twitter storm 
  
 Every news provider in the world is buzzing today, broadcasting stories on the death of Osama bin Laden. However, an oversight at Fox News' Sacramento affiliate Fox40 News saw the US TV channel use titles onscreen reporting that 'Obama Bin Laden' had died. 
  
  
  
 Fox reported that 'Obama Bin Laden' was dead. 
  
 The typo, which mixes the name of the deceased terrorist leader with that of US president Barack Obama, has caused much hilarity on Twitter. 
  
 Viewers watched as 'Breaking News. Reports: Obama Bin Laden Dead' popped up on screen, but Fox has responded by saying it was an easy mistake to make, noting that other providers have made similar gaffes in the past. 
  
 People around the world are tuning in to their respective news channels to learn more about the operation that finally tracked the al-Qaeda leader to a compound in Pakistan, but the rush to get stories out has led to a number of similar mistakes. ||||| Your first name 
  
 In an attempt to release the news of Osama bin Laden’s death quickly late Sunday night, MSNBC correspondent Norah O’Donnell accidentally reported on Twitter that “Obama” had been “killed” instead. 
  
 “Obama shot and killed,” Norah O’Donnell posted on Twitter, citing NBC Chief Pentagon Correspondent Jim Miklaszewski as her source. 
  
 It was announced Sunday that Osama Bin Laden, who orchestrated the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, was killed by American forces. President Obama addressed the nation to deliver the news around 11:30 PM EST. 
  
 O’Donnell later removed the post. 
  
 Email Chris Moody and follow him on Twitter ||||| The news of Usama Bin Laden's death triggered a wave of patriotism across the United States on Sunday night. But a handful in Hollywood were not as ecstatic. 
  
 "I dont know how I feel about 'celebrating' death. But im just glad this happened during a good man's presidency," tweeted "Maroon 5" frontman Adam Levine. "I feel a sense of RELIEF as opposed to a sense of JOY." 
  
 Katy Perry also seemed to have mixed thoughts on the issue, tweeting: 
  
 "I believe in justice... but don't u think that an eye for an eye will make the whole world blind?" she wrote, before a little later adding some pro-American rhetoric with "...But in general (& then after this I'll go back to being an opinion less popstar) It is a GREAT day 4 America & I'm PROUD 2 b an American!" 
  
 HOT SHOTS: Katy Perry. 
  
 Other stars were more uniformly positive. 
  
 "Osama Bin Laden is dead!!! I can't wait to hear President Obama's announcement!!!" tweeted Kim Kardashian, while Paris Hilton wrote "Just landed back in LA, so happy to hear the news of Osama bin Laden's death. He was the face of terrorism and such an evil man. The world is a much better place with him not in it." 
  
 HOT SHOTS: Kim Kardashian. 
  
 Olivia Munn also weighed in on the news, tweeting "Coming from a military family and as a proud American- GOD BLESS all the soldiers fighting this war. BIG HUG!!" as rocker Joel Madden kept his words short and sweet: "America!!! F$CK YEAH!!!" and Lindsay Lohan echoed sentiment with "Go USA!" 
  
 HOT SHOTS: Olivia Munn. 
  
 Pete Wetz sang the President's praises with his tweet: "Wow obama 1, 2 punch: lion king video than osama dead. seriously i wanna see who runs in 2012..." as did Jimmy Fallon who wrote "Got Bin Laden AND interuppted Celebrity Apprentice? Win for Obama all around." 
  
 Actress Minka Kelly proceeded to blast out a slew of pictures direct from Ground Zero, referring to the "celebration" as "a moving moment," comedian Jimmy Kimmel expressed his hope that the Al Quaeda leader "didn't get reincarnated as one of Mariah Carey's babies," and Lady Gaga called it an "historical moment in the fight against hatred." 
  
 HOT SHOTS: Minka Kelly. 
  
 Rapper Snoop Dogg proclaimed that it is time to bring the troops home. 
  
 "Rip to everybody who was taken on 911. Let the troops bac home n lower gas prices let's live happily ever after," he sent to his twitter followers. "Bring the soilders bac home asap! They r missed! We love how they fight for us now let's fight for them!!" 
  
 And over at country music festival Stagecoach, Rascal Flatts announced the news while on stage, prompting a crowd of more than 50,000 to join together chanting "USA! USA!" 
  
 PROUD TWEETS 
  
 Jamie Lynn Sigler: Wishing I was home right now!! NY is full of SO much love! I'm blown away by the images I keep seeing 
  
 Minka Kelly (who is actually at Ground Zero, tweeting lots of pics): A celebration! Such a moving moment.. #groundzero 
  
 Jimmy Kimmel: I really hope bin laden didn't get reincarnated as one of Mariah Carey's babies. 
  
 Paris Hilton: Just landed back in LA, so happy to hear the news of Osama bin Laden's death. He was the face of terrorism and such an evil man. The world is a much better place with him not in it. 
  
 Olivia Munn: Coming from a military family and as a proud American- GOD BLESS all the soldiers fighting this war. BIG HUG!! #cantheycomehomenow?? 
  
 Kathy Griffin: To our servicemen & women. U know where 2 find me. I'm forever ur girl. @vetTix @AmericasVetDogs @IAVA 
  
 Joel Madden: America!!! F$CK YEAH!!! 
  
 Pete Wentz: Wow obama 1, 2 punch: lion king video than osama dead. seriously i wanna see who runs in 2012... 
  
 Kim Kardashian: Osama Bin Laden is dead!!! I can't wait to hear President Obama's announcement!!! 
  
 Deidre Behar contributed to this report. ||||| I often feel guilt when I assign a story. This is partly a function of being a woman who would, if she had her way, please and comfort her entire universe of acquaintances, and partly a function of having been convinced at a relatively young age by the argument that Janet Malcolm famously made in The Journalist and the Murderer: “Every journalist who is not too stupid or full of himself to notice what is going on knows that what he does is morally indefensible.” 
  
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A single-letter screw-up at Fox has Twitter abuzz. An affiliate station in Sacramento announced to viewers: “Obama Bin Laden Dead,” Metro reports. The station shrugged off the gaffe as an easy slip-up, pointing to other stations that have made similar errors—including another of its affiliates, whose anchor announced that “President Obama” was dead, notes Zap2It. And before slamming the Sacramento affiliate's mistake, Keith Olbermann made one of his own, notes Mediaite. The former MSNBC anchor blogged that George W. Bush had “personally de-prioritized the hunt for Obama”; an MSNBC correspondent separately tweeted, “Obama shot and killed," the Daily Caller observes. Fox News is now spelling the terrorist leader’s name “Usama,” and ran a doozy of a typo when the news broke (see it here). Fox News notes a “mixed” reaction to his death among Hollywood's typo-happy elite. “I dont know how I feel about 'celebrating' death” tweeted Maroon 5 frontman Adam Levine. “I believe in justice,” tweeted Katy Perry, “but don't u think that an eye for an eye will make the whole world blind?” Other celebs, however, didn’t hesitate to celebrate: “Got Bin Laden AND interuppted Celebrity Apprentice? Win for Obama all around,” tweeted Jimmy Fallon.