mustafa. >> they find out from three separate sources that a guy by the name of mustafa may have been they were also looking for the two eyewitnesses who fled from the club. heroin addict lorenzo woodford and drug dealer agustus brown. they found woodford first. he told detectives the shooter was a black man with corn rows, and then woodford led detectives to agustus brown. >> agustus brown is selling heroin on the street, and they bring him to the police precinct. they then take him to where they have photographs on a computer. he looked at hundreds of photographs. >> after more than eight hours, brown picked out a photo, but it wasn't a man who fit the description given by eyewitnesses. >> he picks out the photograph of jon-adrian velazquez and said that's -- that's the man or that's your guy. >> and that's when the search for mustafa ended, but for jon-adrian velazquez, it was only the beginning. >> once agustus brown picks out jon-adrian velazquez, there is no need to look for mustafa. >> why were you in the photo that agustus brown selected? >> i've done some things that i regret

. >> were you like mustafa in the lion king. >> i have done some american operas. and they are very, very good american operas also. but of course the opera was born 400 years ago in europe. and of course, tart in italy, you know, then french, russian, german. and scandinavian countries. >> the best op ra, what does that sound like. >> the best op ra, i cannot say. >> rigolleta, that song. >> absolutely, the most popular song. >> it is so known, the opera, that the whole evening they are, the public is sitting, you know, in 9 auditorium and when it comes-- everybody rigoletto. >> they sing along, is it like a-- concert. >> no, they don't, that wab fun, you know, just say come on, sing with us. come on. >> join in the chorus. >> dow ever teach people to sing. do you do master classes, that kind of stuff. >> i sometimes. >> would you teach me how to sing. >> absolutely. >> i tell you what, when we come back, placido and i, we will opera. >> yeah, (cheers and applause) >> you tell me. >> thank you so much, ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (cheers and applause)

mustafa alani was briefed by the head of counterterrorism.oyal al qaeda had already tried to kill. he told him what happened next. a very lucky break. saudi intelligence gets a tip. an informant tells them about the plot. but it's too late to stop the bombs taking off on passenger jets. >> by that time, the shipment's already left the country. >> all that the saudis know is that the bombs are headed to the u.s. then more luck. two packages were addressed to medieval crusaders, a saudi blunder that leads them to the tracking numbers. saudi muhammad bin nayef calls the white house, which goes into crisis response mode. >> they never questioned the credibility of the information. >> british intelligence is alerted too. but authorities still can't locate the deadly cargo. >> so it was a very complicated to find out what the shipment is moving, where it is now. >> many hours and several flights later, one passenger is located in dubai. the other at east midland's airport in britain. police arrive and search for the explosive. the police bomb squad

mustafa aloni knows al qaeda's bombers well. >> we're talking about a new generation of very skillful> if we don't put in place comprehensive safeguards internationally, we should expect that on a yearly basis they will try to find some way of using a passenger plane as a way to attack us. >> master bombmaker, ibrahim al asiri, is both imaginative and ruthless. in this al qaeda video the man in the red is his brother abdula and the brothers are saying their last goodbyes because abdullah is departing on a suicide mission. inside his body is a bomb made by his brother. this is the aftermath of that mission. abdullah dead, his target, a powerful saudi prince, muhammed ben naif who has close ties to the white house injured. >> this is cnn, breaking news. >> a jet with nearly 300 people on it and passengers told us they saw a flash, flames, and smoke. >> according to u.s. authorities, al asiri is behind every recent plot to bow up air liners. he masterminded the so-called underwear bomb that failed to detonate when omar faruk abdul mmutallab ignid it on board an airplane over detroit on c

when i see one of those, i think of austin powers or mustafa falls through and yelling out "i am badly burned. somebody help me. "i want to go to governor granholm from michigan. governor, we showed it on our ipad. you have it behind you on the map there as to which counties they are doing better in romney and santorum. can you tell us with your expertise in michigan, why is santorum doing better in the purple counties behind you and romney in the red ones. >> it's the other way around. yeah, santorum is doing better in the west, and up in the north, but this honestly, cenk is what surprises me all of these purple counties in northern lower peninsula of michigan. i would have thought this whole swath would have been for santorum. >> that's why this number surprises me a little bit, too. i am surprised by the margin. of course, 58% of the votes in i was thinking it was going to be closer because of the number of democrats who voted in the exit polls how much higher that number was than it was in 2008. so i am a little bit surprised by romney's margin of victory. let me just quickly say,