. >> i want to thank the members of the public and members of the aqaba to talk about the justis project. let me provide some background to our colleagues and the public. we have a number of presentations from folks about where exactly we are. today's hearing is about the status of implementation of an i.t. project that has had a tortured history. the justice -- justis project began in 1941997. the project's purpose was to track cases and to allow for the sharing of data among various criminal justice departments. the current a antiquated system uses technology dating back to 1974. this is technology with numerous problems, including the inability to search for the case histories of the beds were to route -- reduce report quickly. the lack of any data into the system has tied the hands of our law enforcement agencies in difficult and significant ways. the justice system was supposed to be put in place by 2001. as we know, in 2000, there was a victim of domestic violence, a murder. hurd beth was likely preventable, had a criminal history -- heard debt was likely preventable, had a history

been killed i think youth camp in norway a bomb ripped through the heart of a government district of aqaba to also let me at least seven the prime minister's office was hit there is a leader was not in the building at the time of the last. fifty two year old norwegian has been arrested and charged with committing both attacks and hope as of global jihad is to claim responsibility for those homes today it's open to never going to stone but later retracted the statement. of course we'll keep you updated on developments in rather than a test of our special reports we travel to russia is something urals region which boasts like the center and unspoiled landscape. mountain ranges and hills roll across the landscape intricate crests and rocks tower of centuries old trainees. in the water winds and rocks constantly vive supremacy they exist in a unique calm. deep holes in the life gone the mines swift mountain streams and quiet springs flow from the ground. this is tyga night nature's peculiar creation on the border between the urals in siberia is the site is one of russia's out of the way nation

seriously violated that led by a lead that then led to the tragedy on the volga artesian tell you know of aqaba has more on this from moscow he joins us live and i tell you the president quickly mobilized an investigation into this was to be made better of been saying. russian president need to be held a special meeting regarding this tragedy he was outraged he said that those responsible. the deaths of all those people the death toll is rising by the hour they will be found and punished he set up a special states commission to investigate into the case and the russian transport ministry is going to be heading that commission let's listen to what the best. i want the prosecutor general's office to check for compliance with the political transport regulations by the owners of the vessel the state officials that certified it as suitable for cruising and generally everyone related to the organization of this cruise especially considering the fact there was so many children on board the ship the results of that investigation should be summed up a not only in relation to this specific catastrophe bu

the israelis evacuated the sinai, but refused to leave the gaza strip in the mouth of the gulf of aqaba. they continue to occupy those two spots. finally, after for months the presidential pressure on march 1 to 197, the israeli government announced its intention to withdraw because politically this was it, too. then there is an eisenhower doctrine. in a four-hour meeting with congressional leaders on new year's day, 1957, who else but dwight eisenhower could hold a four-hour meeting with congressional leaders on new year's day. eisenhower presented a resolution to does new year's commodores in military and economic aid to the middle east and if necessary, military intervention by the united states. the house passed a resolution at january 30, the same day that take predicting the salute of saudi arabia before the cameras in a state visit. now, can salute insisted that the president come to the airport to greet him as something that i could have never done with any other foreign leader, that saudi oil had its time in those days too and i finally agreed to go. he crumbled to an whitman a

blr aqaba, mr. alexander. ms. ayott. >> the united states senate voting now. the goal, to kill the house republican plan that passed just hours ago. this debate will continue throughout the week about getting deficit cuts. we'll continue live coverage throughout the weekend, including "in the arena, " which begins right now. >> good evening, i'm tom foreman. and washington in a hell for leather race against the clock. the republican deadline has cracked open. house speaker john boehner, after days of furiously urging members to line up behind him, has finally pass the debt reduction plan. as you saw a moment ago, the senate now in the process of killing it by effectively tabling it, because democrats are in charge over there. you heard harry reid speak moments ago, a big thumbs down over there, and then -- then -- we will move on. but the number of votes on either side really doesn't matter so much as this number. the number of days and hours now left until the money runs out. this is what we've been warning about for weeks and weeks. still, the vote today was