Excessive tape, those are things to key in on. Every bomb maker, theyre just like bakers, they have their own special signature, how they crimp the wires, the tool marks, how they tape it up and type out the address. Thank you for your expertise. Were going to stand by, jim and i here. Were just about a block away from cnn, which is still closed because theyre looking at what that white powder could be. Well go back to the studio in d. C. I do want to reset what we know right now. Any moment now the president is expected to deliver a speech where hes likely to address these devices that have been sent to Public Officials and offices today. A pipe bomb appeared to be mailed to the Time Warner Center, which is where cnn is in new york. And there is white powder still
being tested in the mail room there. We have an image of a device addressed to former cia director john brenan. However, it was found there at Time Warner Center. Also targeted, former president obama, the clintons and forme
laborato laboratory, as well as atf bomb text techs. until we determine the origin of these devices, a lot of hands on trying to put this information together. local videotapes of comings and goings in front of the cnn building and all the other victim locations are going to be closely looked at to see what we can develop on how these devices were delivered to these sites. on top of that, the forensics. once these devices are rendered safe and they get to the laborato laboratory, there s a wealth of information that can be developed. we re hoping these guys are amateurs and they made some mistakes and there s some fingerprints or dna or some sort of device that can be traced on these devices. so there s a lot you know, we have to see where the investigation is going to take us. it has nothing to do with politics. law enforcement doesn t have
i believe that s correct. they were currently married. and can you tell us anymore about the bomb itself, how this was designed? i mean, how sophisticated was the construction? we re still still have a lot of the bomb debris at our laborato laboratory, and we are still investigating any possibilities that anybody else may be involved, though we re confident we have the person who was involved in this. we still want to close out some loose ends and try to determine if there s any chance anybody else was involved. so we re not really discussing at this point any of the particulars of the device construction. all right. well, thank you very much, jeff. we appreciate that. and jean, just before we go, to give you a chance to react, they re saying the note wasn t linked to the motive, but it also seems interesting, but there s still the possibility others were involved. they re telling us know at this point, but that note, i think, is critically important as evidence.
landing, it s identical to the control anybody at home watching has. we re all along for the ride. harris: adam housley is following this from nasa s jet pu pupulsion lab. they re attempt to go put this rover on the face of the planet mars to bring back information really they have no idea what they re going to get and are they hoping that a plethora of information and the heaviest human made object landing on mars if it s successful and looking at an environment that years ago could have possibly supported life and this thing is a laborato laboratory, complete with drills strong enough to chisel concrete and 17 cameras, including hd images and as you might imagine, scientists are excited about this.
elusive killer dubbed the grim sleeper. it was the 1980s, a serial killer was terrorizing south los angeles. most of his victims were young african-american women, some had been shot with the sam same .25-caliber firearm. some had been strangled, some sexually assaulted. their bodies dumped in alleys. over the years, los angeles police would follow numerous leads that went nowhere. in 1988, after eight murders and an attack on a potential night victim who got away, the killings stopped. then nearly 15 years later, the grim sleeper would strike again. who was he? where was he hiding? police would have to wait another two decades to find the answers. we have about one and a half million samples stored in the laborato laboratory. a critical piece of the puzzle would be found here in the third-largest dna rository in the world. california has been collecting dna from convicted felons since