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From CBS News headquarters in New York, this is the CBS Evening News. Good evening. I'm Maurice DuBois.

I'm John Dickerson. Terror attacks in this country have fortunately been rare, even more rare,

a terror attack in which the weapon is a car bomb. But that is what the FBI is investigating right now.

The late Saturday morning car bombing outside a fertility clinic in Palm Springs, California.

The only person killed was a suspected bomber.

At least four other people were injured, but judging by the size of the explosion, it could have been much worse.

As for the motive, investigators say the suspect appeared to be against procreation.

They say his target was a clinic that helped people achieve their dreams of having children.

A source tells CBS News that in an angry set of writings believed to be that of the suspects,

he talked about wanting to live stream his suicide and the bombing.

Jonathan Vigliotti is in Palm Springs tonight.

Jonathan.

Marie is a good evening to you.

It's been two days since this attack and still many questions remain,

including what kind of device was used,

where did the materials come from,

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