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Yemen, bearp nonmetallic explosives and were chemically identical. officials began looking for dna evidence and were able to lift the fingerprints off the underwear bomb and they were able to get a fingerprint off of it accord -- according to the associated press and have hatched it to al-asiri. it's not clear thank you they got the fingerprints from al-asiri. he was arrested in 2006 and later released for participating in that a al-qaeda-related terror cell. al-asiri has been a busy bomb maker, he did the underwear bombs, the printer balls and was apparently involved in the 2009 bomb attack o...

Enforcement in dearborn is extraordinary. they began a process that's been replicated all over the country called bridges where they come together regularly and meet and they bring all the parties to the table. they have open and frank discussions. the cia and fbi are active in the community. they come to events in the community. they have created an opportunity to have those discussions and look at them. but as you point out, someone who is withdrawing, someone who has emotional or psychological issues is a danger whether they're muslim or any -- belong to any other group. >> right. >> they a...

Look at terrorism and recruitment. we've talked about this a few times whether it was the attempted bombing of the christmas day plane, the delta flight into detroit or these -- these cargo ships -- cargo planes they try to put the modified printers on to. what do you do if these people are coming in from this world where they're offering themselves up as opposed to being recruiting? >> it's all about intelligence, preventing these sorts of plots from taking place. >> there's not much intelligence. >> not much you can do. but this guy was on facebook. we're being told by german officials he wa...

Quickly for me. >> i will not. why would i do that? i'm proud to be a republican and i'll win the republican primary and the truth will be told and appreciate being with you. martha: thank you very much for making time for us, a pleasure to have you with us. >> my pleasure and fun to play with your camera, that was weird. martha: sorry about that! sorry about that. >> that's all right. bill: can't make this up. martha: i'm so excited, we have governor crist on and the camera is all over the place. bill: amazing video, the massive crater, ground-shaking explosion, and video from the ground and ...

By the fbi and the new york police department. >> i think initially many terror analysts didn't think this was connected to overseas organizations because it was so crude. also, somebody who didn't fit necessarily the model. not a suicide bomber. what's most disturbing to you about this set of facts? >> well, i think you go back over some of the interviews i've given over the past year it's very consistent with a pattern that we are beginning to see which are individuals in the united states, u.s. citizens who have been living relatively peaceful lives who somehow become radicalized to the poi...