BLITZER: Mary Snow is monitoring some of the other top stories in THE SITUATION ROOM right including Yahoo's CEO under fire for apparently lying about his college degree. Mary, what's going on here?</s>SNOW: Wolf, Scott Thompson has repeatedly said he holds a degree in both accounting and computer science, but his alma mater, Stonehill College confirms he never got the computer science degree. A shareholder firm that wants more control of Yahoo is raising the issue. It's calling for four new Yahoo board members. Yahoo calls it, a quote, "inadvertent error." You have about one hour left to own your very own Navy ship. A government agency is taking bids on a ship built in 1983 that the Navy no longer uses. The top bid is around $140,000 right now. If you buy it, don't expect to take it out for a spin. The Navy is dismantling it first and just selling key parts. It's the inspiration for a James Bond film "Tomorrow Never Dies." And if you're out celebrating Cinco De Mayo tomorrow, make sure you look up round 11:30 Saturday night, you could see a so-called super moon. The moon will appear very large and very bright, about 16 percent brighter to be exact. It will appear bigger, because it would be closer to earth than at any time all year. By close, we still mean about 221,000 miles away, pretty cool. Be sure to look out for it.</s>BLITZER: At 11:30 p.m. Eastern. All right, thanks very much for that, Mary. He's serving a 15-year sentence at a Cuban prison. The American Alan Gross talks to me about his controversial case. That's coming up. Plus details of the death of the Beastie Boys' cofounder.
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