LEON HARRIS, CNN ANCHOR: There might, and we want to stress the word "might," be some kind of a breakthrough in the horizon on this needle-in-a-haystack search for Osama bin Laden. It could be coming from a man who literally appeared at the Americans' front door. CNN's Ben Wedeman reports from Kandahar.</s>BEN WEDEMAN, CNN ANCHOR: He showed up at the gates of the airport on Tuesday morning unannounced, made himself present to the American officials here, and he apparently has been cooperating with intelligence officials, and we are told the intelligence officials are saying he is saying some very interesting things. Beyond that, however, we don't really have much in the way of details. The officers here make clear that this man who they describe as a guest is not being detained, he is not on a list of wanted people from the Taliban or the Al Qaeda organization. Apparently, he was some sort of financial supporter of the Taliban, possibly the Al Qaeda network as well, and so therefore, it is assumed that his connections were very much. It's also worth pointing out, that according to one source here at Kandahar Airport, he was involved in the very active and large drug business in Afghanistan, which is probably where he got the money to support the Taliban. Little information is being provided about the identity of this man described as a guest, but he is clearly a very welcomed guest indeed. I'm Ben Wedeman, CNN, at Kandahar Airport, in southern Afghanistan.
There May be Breakthrough on Horizon in Search for Osama Bin Laden