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 shown Israeli military and civilian leaders secret Air Force video 
of an earlier version of the bomb hitting its target, according to 
diplomats who spoke to the newspaper. In the video, the weapon penetrating 
the ground within inches of its target, then detonates underground, according 
to people who have seen the footage.The new and improved MOP, has 
adjusted fuses to maximize its burrowing power, upgraded guidance systems 
to improve its precision and high-tech equipment intended to allow it to 
evade Iranian air defenses in order to reach and destroy the Fordow 
nuclear enrichment complex, which is buried under a mountain near the Iranian 
city of Qom. The upgraded MOP designed for Fordow hasn't been dropped 
from a plane yet.Iran's Fordow Uranium Enrichment Facility, built under 
a mountain near the city of Qom, has long been seen as 
a nearly impenetrable target using conventional weapons. In January 2012, 
U.S. officials said didn't think their largest bomb could penetrate the 
bunker where centrifuges enrich the material needed for nuclear bombs.According 
to the website of defense contractor and maker Boeing, the MOP includes 
a GPS navigation system and more than 5,300 pounds of explosives. It 
measures 20 feet long and is designed specifically to attack hardened concrete 
bunkers and tunnel facilities.In March, Pentagon officials are spoke publicly 
about the MOP bombs, which are from Boeing and designed to fit 
exclusively with the B-2 and 
uch better than in the previous quarter. 
Economists worry, though, that federal spending cuts and higher Social Security 
taxes could hurt the economy. And new requirements under the federal health 
care law may be causing some small and midsize companies to hold 
back on hiring.The Associated Press contributed to this report.April 11, 
2013: Kathie Maiello of Any-Time Home Care, left, talks with Jashod Chaney 
of Albany at the Dr. King Career Fair at the Empire State 
Plaza Convention Center, in Albany, N.Y.
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