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a threat anymore. u.s. counterterrorism official says the explosive device is similar to the one that was used by the so-called underwear bomber back on christmas day of 2009. only this time, more sophisticated and harder to detect. barbara starr is live at the pentagon this morning. what do we know about the bomb itself and about how this all unfolded? >> well, very little detail being made public at this point, ashleigh because officials say operations intelligence operations are sti...

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Hes evolving. hell be evolving all night long, probably, the easiest phrase. it will be so interesting to see where he ends up. at least the democrats believe in evolution. hows that for that one? coming up the forum, some republicans dont believe in evolution and dont evolve themselves. weve got the kickoff of the obama campaign coming up next. the themes hes going to run on. youre watching "hardball." [ male announcer ] the inspiring story of how a shipping giant can befriend a forest may seem...

One was the cartridge bombs that pete williams pointed out. the other, of course, was the underwear bomber in 2009. and then the successful attempt -- the attempted assassination that did blow up against this saudi official. one other thing, saudi official, saudi intelligence reportedly cooperated with the u.s., chris, in trying to find this suicide bomber and actually find the device. and it has been suggested to me, and we need more corroboration of this, that finding the suicide bomber and th...

>> ha! this is an amazing case of outing peoples political views here. views another reference here. sam, i am surprised that theyre all sort of like free boating it here. free boating i guess is the term. is everybody allowed to speak their conscience now on this issue in the administration? >> except the president, aparently. because no one actually believes that the president is not supportive of gay marriage. its not a -- he was as a state legislator. he did sign a document saying he support...

Apparently. because no one actually believes that the president is not supportive of gay marriage. its not a -- he was as a state legislator. he did sign a document saying he supported it. they disavowed that, said it was an aide who did it, but no one actually believes that the president personally is opposed to it. its just a practical political matter. im reporting tonight that theres a top breaking democratic official trying to elaborate on why hes still evolving. look at states like north c...

implanted in passengers on flights bound for the u.s. the other story, may day protests around the country and the world. here in the united states the occupy movement is behind the demonstrations. in other countries hunl crowds taking to the streets to mark international workers day. well have live reports from here and overseas. >> one year ago an elite team raided a compound in pakistan, killed the most wanted man in the world, osama bin laden. today on the anniversary of bid ladens...

nuclear standoff. it happened in japan. could it happen here? >> i always thought it was fatally flawed. unfortunately, fukushima proved me right. >> safety concerns over an aging nuclear facility. deadly cargo. would you believe this laser printer is a weapon of terror? well show you how al qaeda got these printer bombs through security and onto planes. revealing investigations, fascinating characters, stories with impact. this is cnn presents with your hosts tonight, randi kaye and...

nuclear standoff. it happened in japan. could it happen here? >> i always thought it was fatally flawed. unfortunately, fukushima proved me right. >> safety concerns over an aging nuclear facility. deadly cargo. would you believe this laser printer is a weapon of terror? well show you how al qaeda got these printer bombs through security and onto planes. revealing investigations, fascinating characters, stories with impact. this is cnn presents with your hosts tonight, randi kaye and...

were there any warning signs? whitney houstons final hours. nuclear standoff. it happened in japan. could it happen here? >> i thought it was fatally floud. unfortunately fukushima proved me rate. >> concerns over a nuclear facility. deadly cargo, would you believe this laser printer is a weapon of terror? well show you how al qaeda got these printer bombs through security and onto planes. revealing investigations, fascinating characters, stories with impact. this is cnn presents with ...