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.
27-year-old jose pimentel, 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. well, pimentel allegedly got the materials from home depot and other stores. he followed instructions from al awlaki 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
workers burning off the beaks of chicks without painkillers. it shows one swinging around a bird with a rope. the undercover footage comes from its facility in colorado. it produces the eggs for mcdonald s. 27-year-old nathan runkle is the executive director for mercy for animals, a company he founded when he was 15 years old. they re dedicated to preventing cruelty to farm animals. to know that this abuse was taking place for mcdonald s and egg mcmuffins and appalls pea. we re hoping the company steps up to the plate and makes meaningful policy changes. after they were exposed mcdonald s vowed to stop buying eggs from this company. they say based upon recent information, we re no longer accepting eggs from sparboe. this is not a food safety issue for our menu items. we can assure our customers that eggs in our entire supply chain meet mcdonald s high standards for quality and safety. the president of the company put a message on website. it s fired four people and orde
each other through social media. so you have people, officers and detectives who are monitoring those things. a lot of other plain clothes officers. you see how groups are moving through the city. and again, you don t want to make sure the city gets shut down. a lot of the 99% that these people represent use public transportation every day in new york city. we re going to watch the subway angle. that should be happening in the next hour. mike brooks, thank you so much. on top of the hour, watch this. rolling on, i m brooke baldwin. we mentioned occupy protesters are scheduled to descend upon subway stations throughout new york city. they re calling it occupy the subway. also the man accused of shooting at the white house last friday appears in court. today plus, more potential victims in the penn state child rape scandal. and a stunning statistic about women s health. time to play reporter roulette. mary snow, i begin with you at the he said central of this occupy wall
my father taking my brothers and i to the post office and we would flip through the wanted posters. oh, yeah. he would say i never want to see your picture hanging in the post office. very good warning. you know, is that relationship still ongoing? i remember that, too, seeing those pictures in the post offices. but i don t know if they are there anymore. you know they are still there. a lot has changed. that everybody had to go to the post office in those days and it was a good place to display them. but nowadays with instant communication, the internet, you can go to fbi.gov and pull up the fbi ten most wanted list any time you want to. things change ad little bit. so how has this list, perhaps, expedited the capture of people? i mean, have you seen the perhaps in some cases where it may have taken months to get someone and once their picture beasted it was a matter of days? is there any kind of marker that the fbi is proud of? i think that it is ranged