let's play the sound for our viewers. >> yasir vanished how? >> i don't know. i ask that question every day. how could a person that shot two people 11 times, vanish? there is no way. >> you have had no contact with yasir said since the murders? >> no. >> no messages or communications? >> no. jenna: you're looking at this now. did you believe her then. >> i believed her then and now. i don't believe she was knowingly complicit. she did help lure the girls to his taxicab where he, you know, killed them, executio execution-style, 11 bullets and of course in the infamous audiotape you can hear her describe her killer, her father and say, i'm dying, i'm dying. jenna: so you said at the beginning of our interview that you think it is a great idea for the justice department to get involved? >> yeah. jenna: what can they do now? we're four years away from this. why do you think they're going to make a difference now? >> well i always suspected that he fled to egypt where he had some property and if the feds are involved, there is more leverage than irving police depar

. >> yasir arafat: me? >> wallace: yes, you. >> kroft: the list of his subjects reads like a who's who of the past half century. >> make a noise. >> a-ruch. >> you must be good to me. >> wallace: why would i be otherwise? >> come on, mike. >> kroft: smooth as cary grant... >> wallace: come on out. >> kroft: ...ferocious... >> wallace: you don't want to talk to me? >> kroft: ...as a junkyard dog. >> you're going to get over here, mike. you want to just get right over here. >> you're contemptible. >> i think you should keep quiet. ( door slams ) >> wallace: come on, come on, oh, come on. >> you like this that 40 million people have to see me do this. >> kroft: tonight, "60 minutes" looks back on the life and the times of mike wallace. >> wallace: i'm mike wallace. my name is mike wallace. i'm mike wallace. i'm mike wallace. jerry, we've gotta talk. not a good time right now, guys. not a good time? you sit down here all day shooting goblins. try zombies. i mean look at your food, jerry. nuggets? they're kfc bi

the go ahead has been given to exhume the remains of yasir arafat to find out if he was assassinated. crews from an incident in switzerland recently found radiation on his belongings. they will fly to paris -- to palestine in order to exhume his remains. nadir has cancer -- has confirmed that six troops killed in afghanistan were americans. there killed in a roadside bombing. a seventh also american, has died in a suicide attack. the taliban is claiming responsibility for all seven deaths. a 19-hour ordeal for hundreds of passengers. the reason behind the emergency landing at a 12-hour trip -- layover. and to thousands could be without the internet today once the fbi flips a switch. how to know if you will be left in the open. and we have a look at more >> lance armstrong is asking a federal court to block the latest doping charges against him. he filed a lawsuit today saying the anti-drug agency violates constitutional rights when it brings charges against athletes. -- the anti-doping agency violates constitutional rights when it brings charges against athletes. he maintains his inno

exhumed to find out if there's any truth to the allegations made in a television documentary that yasir arafat was poisoned. the program based allegations on research done in switzerland, which found high levels of the material on his clothing. his widow says a number of doctors examined her husband's body, but she supports the decision to disturb his grave in order to determine the truth. >> they've done all what they can do. maybe at the time, it did not occur to them to search radioactive elements in his body. it is nobody's fault. it is nobody's fault. >> her lawyers say the evidence uncovered so far raises serious questions about the exact cause of his death. >> [speaking foreign language] >> there is suspicion that he was poisoned. that is the fact, poisoning. there would be poison in his body. as soon as there is poison in his body, there's a hypophysis we cannot escape from, which is there was someone who tried to poison yasser arafat. at the moment, we have enough evidence suggesting that might be the case. >> even after his body is exhumed and numerous tests are carried out, i

in the middle east this morning, there are growing questions about yasir arafat's death.fter radioactive materials were reportedly found on his clothes. >> his widow ordered the tests. nowas charlie d'agata reports, his body may be dug up within days. charlie, good morning. >> good morning, erica. conspiracy theories that yasir arafat was poisoned have been going around since his death in 2004. but never before have officials been so ready to exhume his body to further investigate the claims. >> the widow of yasir arafat wants his body exhumed. >> al jazeera reignited the controversy surrounding arafat's death in an explosive documentary shown this week. doctors in a swiss lab made a startling discovery on the wooly hat and the pajamas arafat wore in his final days. >> we did measurements on these particular stains, which shows that there is not normal quantity of polonium. >> polonium 210, the radioactive poison used to poison another man in 2006. arafat's clothes were provided by his wife who is now calling for the case and arafat's grave to be reopened. >> i want to as

. >>> yasir arafat, traces of a radioactive agent were found on clothing reportedly worn by him and tests ordered by his wife. the leader died at the age of 75 in 2004 suffering from a mysterious illness. many in the arab world believe he was killed by the israelis. israel denies foul play. >>> take a quick break. floating history. the world war ii battleship u.s.s iowa welcomes aboard sailors at a dedication ceremony. this is the "cbs morning news." comes aboard sailors at a dedication ceremony. this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ >>> oh, the rocket's red glare, bomb's bursting in air. by the way, stars and stripes forever too fired off more than 40,000 rockets and shells at the fourth of july fireworks spectacular in new york city. big thrill for the huge crowds gathered along the hudson river. >>> take a look at this fireworks mishap in san diego. a technical glitch caused all of the fireworks to go off at once. i'm sure somebody is thinking, that's a really great idea. not quite. an estimated half million that gathered to watch the show. they got one. problem is, it only last aid few se

agreed to the plan to dig up yasir arafat. when that happens, his bones will be taken apart and taken away and tested for palonium 210. what could possibly go wrong? i hope you have a good weekend, i plan to. "weekends with alex witt" starts now. >> mitt romney on the defensive about the bain game. what's behind the media blitz? >> kennedy arrested, what got her in trouble with the law. >>> the penn state scandal and its effect on college sports and the new report about joe paterno's sweet deal inked as the scandal unfolded. >>> what kind of teacher do you think melissa harris perry is? you might be surprised. good morning we'll get to what's happening out there. we begin with front page politics and mitt romney's all-out media blitz. the former massachusetts governor giving five separate interviews saying he end d his management with bain capital in 1999, that's after the obama campaign picked up on a "boston globe" report that mr. romney's name was listed on filings as a company officer through 2001. during his interview gov

. >> al gore and yasir arafat. he's gone, sorry. nobel laureates aren't what they used to be. >>> when we come back, we're going to talk about a man who last week was rubbing elbows with the media elite in sun valley. today he is joining us on set. we have wpp's sir martin sorele talking advertising, the economy and the olympics right after this. while many automakers are just beginning to dabble with the idea of hybrid technology... it's already ingrained in our dna. during the golden opportunity sales event, get great values on some of our newest models. this is the pursuit of perfection. >>> welcome back. advertising is facing a chilly summer. the leading global investment agency group "m" is revising global ad spending forecast for 2012, driving it a little lower than it had been before. joining us now to talk more about it is sir martin sorrell. >> good early morning. >> good morning. >> i'm not sure i'm quite so enthusiastic to be sitting next to joe after his british bashing this morning. >> it was done in love. >> he didn't