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a suspected lone wolf from carrying out a bombing campaign in the city. 27-year-old jose pementol, a u.s. citizen and native of the dominican republic and a convert to islam was taken into custody saturday afternoon as he was allegedly constructing a pipe bomb. police commissioner raymond kelly says he was planning on building three bombs. mayor bloomberg said the suspect was intent on killing. >> the police also constructed a duplicate of an explosive device that the suspect built and then designated in a way he intended to use the weapon. we want to show you a video about the resulting damage. >> the man allegedly got the materials from home depot and other stores. >> he followed instructions from al awaki's inspired magazine to first acquire the bomb-making materials and then assemble them. he relied on a particularly notorious article called how to make a bomb in the kitchen of your mom. >> let's bring in cnn's deborah feyerick who has been working on this story all evening. and with us from washington, cnn national security analyst peter bergen. police have been tacking pimm t pimentel for years. why did they decide to move on him now? >> he started collecting the material. he started building the bomb back in august. but the event that seems to have set him off according to police was september 30th. the killing of his sort of mentor anwar al ala ki taken ou in a drone strike back in september. this is somebody who had been on their radar for quite some time. he talked about traveling to yemen. he is dominican republic originally but is now a u.s. citizen. his talk was really so radical that according to police, even like-minded friends became very, very nervous. he wanted to change his name to obama hussein on behalf of osama bin laden. he wanted to change it into osama hussein on behalf of osama bin laden and saddam hussein. his target was allegedly u.s. servicemen, army personnel, the marines and the police got very nervous when this talk morphed into action. federal agents, the fbi was not involved in following and tracking this plot. and that's something we're probably going to hear more about tomorrow. fbi agents say this was really an nypd-led investigation. but this man, jose pimentel, he planned on putting bombs in mailboxes, post offices, police stations. there were three in total. if they had worked, if he had succeeded in placing them in heavily populate areas, and if he had succeeded in detonating them, officials do believe he could have killed at least a dozen or more people. >> want to go to peter bergen. you heard what the officials in new york said. a lone wolf. that's what the nypd had been watching for two years. is this the new face of al qaeda, this home-grown terrorist. >> if it's a new face of al qaeda, i think we can all sleep pretty well this evening. clearly this guy didn't have his act together. you know, he was -- there was an informant involved. he wasn't following a sophisticated operational security. he had -- obviously, he was acquiring the makings of a bomb. there's a natural ceiling to what a lone wolf can do. we saw nidal hassan who was an army officer at ft. hood, texas, kill 13 people mean was a fairly classical lone wolf. 13 people in each of those deaths was a tragedy at ft. hood but this isn't 9/11 or anything remotely close. if this is the new face of terrorism, it's a sign that al qaeda is weakening and these kind of home grown plots tend to, you know, they tend not to amount to very much because at the end of the day to become an effective terrorist it tends to have helped to have gone to a terrorist training camp or fought in some sort of war zone. reading these recipes off the internet, it doesn't have to be from "inspire" magazine. a lot of it doesn't make you an effective bombmaker either. it's not clear if this guy could have really detonated a bomb that would have worked. luckily we're not going to have to ever run that experiment. >> let's gauk the charges, deb. we're hear hog say pimentel will be arraigned tonight. and it should be happening any time soon. the charges here, conspiring to build a bomb for terrorist purposes and for possessing a weapon, a pipe bomb to wage his campaign of violence. do we know what these charges carry and do we know anything about the arraignment, deb? >> the arraignment is scheduled to happen any minute. as a matter of fact, we do know that he is down there at the courthouse. this is taking place in the -- by the district attorney who is filing the charges against him. again, these are not federal charges. these are local state charges. he is facing a potentially long sentence if convicted on these charges. one thing that's really interesting. that is the fact in all the terrorism cases i've covered, and i'm not sure whether peter feels the same way, but this is very unique in terms of actually seeing a device detonated, sort of a dry run. a video put together by police. usually that's the kind of thing you see at trial. when the prosecutors are trying to prove their case. to show that video and the impact of a potential bomb, police believe the bomb could have exploded, could have detonated. but as we have seen in the past, these lone wolves have to get awfully lucky. think about the times square bomber. his bomb much more powerful than this pipe bomb that we're talking about now. that could have done significant damage. it did not detonate. and somebody pointed out the car and that was thwarted. the same thing with the subway plot. that, too, that was caught midstream when police and fbi agents sort of fanned out across new york city. even the underwear bomber plot. this is somebody able to get a bomb through four different countries. that device did not go off. so to see a device going off, to see the potential impact, not something we usually see at the start of the announcement that a suspect has been taken into custody, don. >> let's talk about the significance of al qaeda here, peter. friends had started to worry about this man, about him professing his love for al qaeda. he said he started making a bomb in argue. but they believe the death of anwar al awlaki on september 30 st what really fueled him to go further and to go faster with the constructing of this bomb. >> yeah, i mean, so, you know, often there's a -- there seemed to have been the precipitating event. anwar al awlaki was somebody that some people thought he had serious religious credentials. he wasn't very well known in the non-english speaking world. the fact he spoke in english meant he could communicate with someone like jose pimentel who i'm sure didn't speak arabic and whose lectures pimentel was probably listening to. certainly if he was taking the extreme step to make a bomb to avenge awlaki's death. awlaki has shown up in a lot of these cases in the united states in britain, anywhere in the english speaking world. he's certainly not somebody who has much influence in the muslim world writ large. he is somebody who was able to articulate al qaeda's ideas in a colloquial english and then his kind of acalate samir kahn who also died in a drone strike. wrote this magazine "inspire" that was the inspiration for the failed attack in the new york area. >> peter bergen and deborah feyerick. we're waiting for the arraignment of jose pimentel. it's happening in manhattan. as soon as we get video of it, we'll bring it to you on cnn. but there's other news to cover tonight. deal or no deal? the special congressional super committee assigned to reduce a $1.2 trillion deficit appears to come up short. occupy abuse? this bit of police work may cost two officers their jobs. pepper spraying the faces of nonviolent student protesters. >> we've got about 30 seconds. >> egypt uproar. chaos erupts in cairo. government forces barrage demonstrators with gunfire and teargas. >> you know, we've been a little lazy, i think, over the last couple of decades. >> lady americans? the president getting flack for those comments at an international summit. out of context or should the commander in chief know better? it's my talking point segment tonight. and like a rolling stone. an exclusive backstage pass through the lens of a famous photographer to the biggest rock stars to ever walk the planet. when you're a sports photographer, things can get out of control pretty quickly. so i like control in the rest of my life... especially my finances. that's why i have slate, with blueprint. i can create my own plan to pay down large purchases faster... or avoid interest on everyday items. that saves me money. with slate from chase, i'm always in control. financially, anyway. get slate with blueprint and save money. call 855-get-slate today. gives you a 50% annual bonus! so you earn 50% more cash. according to research, everybody likes more cash. well, almost everybody... ♪ would you like 50% more cash? 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[ male announcer ] and there you go, business pro. there you go. go national. go like a pro. now to the big stories in the week ahead from the white house to wall street. our correspondents tell you what you need to know. we begin with the president's plans for the week. >> i'm jessica yellin in washington. at the white house this week, president obama will refocus on the domestic front. he'll make a trip to the key early voting state of new hampshire where he'll continue to push his jobs bill and his we can't wait message. he'll continue the white house tradition of pardoning the thanksgiving turkey. the first family typically makes a visit to a homeless shelter or community service spot on thanksgiving day. and then, of course, there's the question of the congressional super committee. and what role will the white house play ahead of their crucial wednesday deadline? i'm poppy harlow. wall street will be watching washington as the clock ticks down on the super committee's debt deal. a key housing report with reading on existing home sales and a revised reading on third quarter gdp. on tuesday, the fed will release minutes from its latest meeting. that will give us insight on economic conditions across the country. the stock market, of course is closed thursday for thanksgiving and trading ends early on friday. we'll keep you posted on all the news of the week on cnn money. i'm carlos diaz. here's what we're watching this week. demi's divorce damages. what's next in the demi moore/ashton kutcher divorce. could it be one of the most expensive divorces ever? >> plus, showsbiz one on one with chaz bono. his life after "dancing with the stars." catch showbiz tonight sunday through friday exclusively on hln. now for the week ahead when it comes to the weather. it's going to be a holiday workweek. a little short. millions of americans are going to be traveling. what will the weather be like and all the commutes to grandma's house? jacqui jeras here to update us. >> it's going to be kind of rough for a lot of people. we've got a stalled out weather system. a threat for severe thunderstorms and heavy rain which could cause some flooding across the midsouth in the next couple of days. we'll step you through it start with tomorrow. the severe weather threat across parts of texas, including dallas again up towards little rock, arkansas. those thunderstorms will rumble through the afternoon hours. then they'll make their way by tuesday into the mississippi river valley. so places like new orleans, stretching up towards memphis, even nashville could see strong to severe thunderstorms. and by wednesday, this is the big travel day, right? the one where millions of people get in their cars or get in airplanes and go to see grandma. look at the east coast. up and down the eastern seaboard. showers and thundershowers. some of these could be strong here across the carolinas and into, say, washington, d.c. so we'll have to watch that system. the top five for tomorrow, worst commutes. new orleans, dense fog. expected to be visibility around a quarter of a mile or less. this will be across a lot of the southeast for tomorrow morning. keep that in mind. seattle, a stalled front here. wind and rain expected. and that could last through wednesday as that storm front stalls out, too. low clouds and rain for philadelphia. that brings you in at number three. lots of delays expected at the airport there. number two, dallas. because of those severe thunderstorms, you could have clouds in the morning as well. and our number one city for travel delays tomorrow, little rock, arkansas. heavy rain, the potential for flooding. and severe thunderstorms. so use a lot of caution, don. people do not want to drive over those roads if there's water covering them. find a different route. get to grandma's safely. >> get there and have a great, great thanksgiving, right? >> you do. have a good meal. >> happy turkey. >> you, too. thank you. republicans jumping on a comment president obama made at the apec summit. >> we've been a little bit lazy, i think, over the last couple of decades. >> can you believe that? that's what the president thinks is wrong with america? that americans are lazy? that's that pettic thp. >> well, that is certainly an eye-catching ad. but is it accurate and does president obama have any onus here? we'll lay it all out in my no talking points segment. we're centurylink... a new kind of broadband company committed to providing honest, personal service from real people... 5-year price-lock guarantees... consistently fast speeds... and more ways to customize your technology. ♪ no, i wouldn't use that single miles credit card. hey, aren't you... shhh. i'm researching a role. today's special... the capital one venture card. you earn double miles on every purchase. impressive. chalk is a lost medium. if you're not earning double miles... you're settling for half. was that really necessary? 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>> there is a police car here. there's a lot of reporters around here. and reporters -- i also spoke to the uncle a little while ago. the uncle spoke in spanish about this situation. he was very surprised when pimentel was arrested. and he said that he actually didn't notice anything strange with him. he didn't have any problems with him. he said he was just getting -- he noticed he was getting more and more into a new religion, and he said that he didn't really have a lot of contact with him. boo because when he would come home, he would be sleeping. but he didn't really notice any problems. >> ines ferre outside of the suspect's home in washington heights, new york city tonight. thank you, ines. it's time now for "no talking points." tonight, the president's comments drawing fire from conservatives. who exactly was mr. obama calling lazy? >> we've been a little bit lazy, i think, over the last couple of decades. we've kind of taken for granted, well, people will want to come here and we aren't out there hungry selling america and trying to attract new businesses into america. >> so the president was responding to the moderator's question at the apec conference about what might be impeding foreign investment in the united states. mr. obama responded by saying that local and federal investors and american ceos weren't doing enough to promote the advantages of investing in america saying we've -- meaning the people in charge -- have been a little bit lazy in that promotion. and while it's clear to many that the president wasn't referring to the american worker, the gop jumped on the comment as if he was talking about americans in general. first up, this ad by presidential hopeful rick perry. >> we've been a little bit lazy, i think, over the last couple of decades. >> can you believe that? that's what our president thinks is wrong with america. that americans are lazy. that's pathetic. >> and here is mitt romney. >> sometimes i just don't think that president obama understands america. now i say that because this week or was it last week he said that americans are lazy. i don't think that describes america. >> and now rick santorum. >> barack obama saying we're lazy. americans are not lazy. what we have is a president who does everything he can to crush the people who work hard in america. >> so the comment was clearly taken out of context as both liberal and conservatives agreed on nbc's "meet the press." >> i actually agree that he should have chosen a different word. it's a distortion of what he said but it left him open to this attack. >> my view is that the tape in the ad was out of context and that particular ad is hard to defend. but the tone of the president's remarks on many things has skated close to jimmy carter malaise speak. so i think the argument about that tone and some of his earlier remarks is legitimate. it's hard to defend the use of that tape in that ad. >> as both commentators said, the president should have known better than to use that terminology. especially when he was highly criticized previously for similar comments to cnn's florida affiliate wesh tv. this is a great country that has gotten a little soft. we're getting back on track. i would not trade our position with anybody on earth. now keep in mind, this is an old argument that was just as much if not more outrage in 1992 when japan's former house speaker said this. the source of the problem is the inferior quality of u.s. labor. u.s. workers are too lazy. they want high pay without working. comments like that from any leader are political land mines. for those on the left crying foul, perhaps a seasoned politician should have been and should be more careful with his language, especially in an election year. and for those on the right who are jumping on the lazy bandwagon, perhaps they should remember that context is everything. and there's always the videotape. just ask andrew breitbart and shirley sherrod and that's "no talking points." tuesday night on cnn, the presidential republican presidential hopefuls will take part in a debate on national security and the economy. it's hosted by cnn's wolf blitzer. watch it right here, 8:00 p.m. eastern, tuesday night on cnn. penn state's football team celebrates a win on the road this weekend. but the cloud of a sexual abuse scandal hangs overhead. that report is next. years worth. okay, so you mean you just ignore the environment. actually, it's cleaner. and, it provides jobs. and it helps our economy. okay, i'm listening. 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>> susan, thank you. while the penn state scandal has captured the nation's attention, child sex abuse is happening all across the country all the time. earlier this weekend, i talked with steve perry, a cnn education contributor and a principal at a public school in hartford, connecticut. steve, you have been an educator for many years now. level with us. how bad is this problem? >> at least three times a year i find myself in a situation where i have a child and i say child. that could even be a high schooler who has divulged some form of sexual abuse if not full-on rape to us in a number of ways. it comes out through an english paper. comes out through a conversation with a friend who then tells us. this is common. it's sad, but it's common. >> and you are talking -- these are students you are saying in your own school. this is just your own school. this isn't just in the school system where you are, right? >> no, this is just in our school. we have a small school. and we're not different. you'll find it pretty regularly that children are struggling to find out how this happened to them or why. and so our first reaction is to tell the children that they've done something very, very courageous. they think that they've shamed their parents and so they try and hide it from their parents. they feel like they've done something wrong. they try to hold it inside and maybe if they do something right, it won't happen to them anymore. the first thing we want to do when we sit down and talk to our children is let them know, "a" that we love them and, "b" that they didn't do anything to have this happen to them. this person is sick. it's not about this person being a homosexual or heterosexual. they are a pedophile and that's its own circumstance. >> okay. so listen. you said you think there's going to be more young victims coming forward. why, steve? >> well, because. now we're starting to have a conversation. especially boys. before it was this, if i can say sissy complex where if you came out, somebody was going to call you a sissy and say that you had in fact, made this situation occur. but when we look at amateur athletics, the environment is right for rape to occur because many of these men are left alone with the children and sometimes, especially when you look at aau in particular, children are traveling across state lines staying in hotels with grown men who have not been vetted. there's been no background check because someone said to them they could be a coach. and so parents don't have as much control over what's happening in these settings. and so i think that's one -- another reason, very pedestrian, many of us are fathers now and we have young sons and daughters who are playing sports. and so some of us who maybe have experienced that are coming out and saying, hey, man. that guy is still a coach. something is wrong with him. >> perry says pedophiles are often charming, trusted people in their communities and he advise parents to ask a lot of questions and be extremely cautious when leaving their child in the care of other adults. i'm getting a lot of reaction to this steve perry interview and my article on cnn.com. check it out. it's titled "nomatter the gender, rape is rape." i'm reading all of your messages. keep them coming. also talk about the impact of sexual abuse on my life and in my book "transparent" available in bookstores and online. just ahead, my interview with photographer ken regan and what it's like to take pictures of some of the most famous people in the world. one of them is michael jackson. that's next. store, it's really not about you. they say, "well, if you want a firm bed you can lie on one of those, if you want a soft bed you can lie on one of those." we provide the exact individualization that your body needs. welcome to the sleep number store's semi-annual sleep sale. not just ordinary beds on sale, but the bed that can change your life on sale. the sleep number bed. it calibrates precisely to your body and your comfort zone. now you can feel what happens as we raise your sleep number setting and allow the bed to contour to your individual shape. oh yeah. it's really shaping to my body. don't miss incredible $500 savings on our classic special edition bed set while supplies last. you can adjust it however you want so you don't have to worry about buying the wrong mattress. once they get our bed, they're like, "why didn't i do this sooner?" hurry, it's the final week of the semi-annual sleep sale on on the bed that can change your life. the sleep number bed. only through sunday at only of the sleepnumber stores. where queen mattresses start at just $699. i tell you what i can spend. i do my best to make it work. i'm back on the road safely. and i saved you money on brakes. that's personal pricing. photographer ken regan didn't just shoot iconic photos of famous rock stars and other musicians. he got to know them personally. i recently spoke with ken about his new book called "all access" and what it's like when someone he knows, like michael jackson, suddenly dies. >> whenever things like this happen, they are very sad memories because i became not just a photographer of these people but a friend. and they were friends to me. you look at the front of the book and see keith richards wrote a piece, mick jagger wrote a piece. james taylor wrote a piece. so when something like what happened to michael happens, it's very, very sad. some of them are a little strung out. but for the most part, they are normal people and, you know, again, to me, it was more important to me to make a friendship with these people just as important as it was to make good photographs. >> the book is amazing. it's really great. it's called "all access of rock 'n' roll photography of ken regan." you don't do much television. is this the first tv -- >> this is the first time i've ever done a tv interview, yes. >> i'm honored. thank you, sir. more of my interview with ken regan just ahead. and what it was like to be with the rolling stones. but first, mastering your money this holiday season. you may think black friday shopping is the way to do that. but are the deals everything they are cracked up to be? or are they just hype? christine romans breaks it down with personal finance expert carman wong ullrich, poppy harlow and sirius xm's pete dominik. >> get ready for black friday on thursday? walmart will open some stores at 10:00 p.m. on thanksgiving evening. macy's, best buy and target will be opening at the stroke of midnight. carman, poppy, pete, i think it's a retail machine that we're all driven to go. and i also think that the prices are going to be cheaper again by the end of the year. carman, you are the expert on the prices. >> i'm going to sit in my jammies and shop. this is a sport. it's a cultural phenomenon. my sister-in-law does this. you're crazy. she goes out in the middle of the night after thanksgiving. and it's a sport. retailers know this. last year the projected numbers were almost half of the actual numbers of shoppers. folks are really out for the bargains. folks are really out for the bargains. this is a sport to see who can be the best extreme shopper. >> the industry wants us to think that everyone is going to be doing it. >> this is like extreme couponing. >> what we're missing a little bit is people like to shop on the weekends. the malls are always packed. this is a friday that a lot of americans are getting off. one of the reasons why it's so packed is because they have that day off. there's only so many days to shop. this is a day off for them to shop. >> i think you have turkey and then -- >> i think thanksgiving holiday. boots family. a little football here and there -- go vikings -- it's not about -- >> how dare you. >> you assume everyone wants to be with their family. i'm just saying that not everybody -- >> it's a way to get away. >> in this day and time, shouldn't this show us that our economy is way too reliant on consumer spending and as one consumer told us in the store, the stores are getting desperate so they are opening up earlier. that's one person's opinion. maybe we should think about an economy not so reliant and how much we can spend, spend, spend when we need to save, save, save. >> poppy, this is a dreamland. i'm telling you that right now, everybody is about the bargains. the markets never stop moving. of course, neither do i. solution? 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