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this morning on world news now, hidden bombs. new warnings about terrorists with surgically implanted explosives. they could be targeting airlines with bombs carefully hidden inside their bodies. it s tuesday, may 1st. good tuesday, morning, i m rob nelson. and i m sunny hostin in for paula faris. the terror warnings come on the anniversary of osama bin laden s death in a take-down by navy s.e.a.l.s. we ll look back at that historic day and why it s so significant today. hard to believe it s been a year. a year. amazing too.
this morning on world news now, disruptive demonstrations this morning on world news now, disruptive demonstrations on this may day. occupy protesters are planning mayhem to express their anger in big cities worldwide. the rallies on this international labor holiday could interfere with not only big business but also your morning commute. it s tuesday, may 1st. good morning, i m sunny hostin. paula faris is on assignment. happy tuesday morning. i m rob nelson. well, more than 100 cities could be targeted today and already here in new york police are on edge after a threatening note and white powder were delivered to at least seven banks, a common target of those occupy protesters. also this morning, testimony so emotional everyone in the courtroom took a break. who was brought to tears and why
this morning on world news now, terrorism and politics. questions about mitt romney s stance on the osama bin laden killing one year ago. as the president underscores the terrorist takedown as a major accomplishment. it s tuesday, may 1st. good morning. i m sunny hostin in for paula faris. good morning, everybody. i m rob nelson. the likely gop presidential nominee, mitt romney, now says, of course, he would have taken out osama bin laden if he was commander in chief at the time but president obama questions what romney has said about terrorism in the past. you wanted the bin laden killing to get political. well, it has. it s there.
this morning on world news now, disruptive demonstrations on this may day. occupy protesters are planning mayhem to express their anger in big cities worldwide. the rallies on this international labor holiday could interfere with not only big business but also your morning commute. it s tuesday, may 1st. good morning, i m sunny hostin. paula faris is on assignment. happy tuesday morning. i m rob nelson. well, more than 100 cities could be targeted today and already here in new york police are on edge after a threatening note and white powder were delivered to at least seven banks, a common target of those occupy protesters. also this morning, testimony so emotional everyone in the courtroom took a break.