yup. >> cooper: do you ever...eople and they're all singing your songs, i mean... >> eminem: it's crazy. i mean, you can... an artist can say that they get used to it or whatever. but i think that they... they're probably lying if they do. because you got to be wowed, man. you got to be, like, you got to be taken back by seeing this many people and their faces, and you know what i mean? >> cooper: and do you actually see their faces when you're performing? >> eminem: oh, yeah. yeah, i do, now. before, it was a big blur. everybody in here who is an eminem fan, man, i just want to take a minute out to say thank you for the support that you all have shown me, and for not giving up on me on some real ( bleep ). thank you, man. especially you, detroit. i love you. this song is for you. >> cooper: his songs are still deeply personal, but some of the hard-edged anger has softened. in his new song, "not afraid," he offers a hand to those in need. you say, "everybody, come take my hand. we'll walk this road together." ten y

her name is marla cooper. and she says her uncle is the infamous hijacker,.b. cooper. this is not an alias, you believe that your uncle was d.b. cooper. >> yes, i do. >> reporter: the identity of d.b. cooper has bebe a mystery since november 24th, 1971, when a man calling himself dan cooper hijacked and threatened to blow up a passenger jet flying from portland to seattle. he ordered the plane to land and demanded a $200,000 ransom and a parachute. after cooper's demands were met and the plane took off for mexico, per his request, cooper did the unthinkable. he lowered the back stairs and jumped out of a speeding 727. thousands of feet over the pacific northwest, during a raging storm. >> the air was freezing. i mean, this was negative, i think negative 4 degrees at that height. and when he opens the stairs, the blast from the jet en. >>>s above completely deafening. >> reporter: he disappeared, despite a massive man hunt, becoming some what of a folk hero, iconic, even the subject of a movie. the one big case where the fbi did not get their man. marla cooper says she

cooperation to further substantiate our cooperative partnerships.ur friendship between the two peoples. economic exchange and cooperation is based on mutual trust and friendship between the peoples. to expand, our trade and investment cooperation is not only aimed at creating wealth and making a profit, it's also about enhancing friendship between the two peoples and promoting dialogue among the cultures. i believe it's more important than anything else. i have strived at one point over and again on many occasions we should have direct links in terms of logistics, information and transportation between the two regions, and most important that we should have these direct links between the hearts of people. with these links, we can become over any difficulties and solve problems. we should use the opportunity to strengthen trade and investment cooperation to promote people to people exchanges especially exchanges between the youth to win more public support for the growth of china and u.s. relations. governors, colleagues, friends, the u.s. has a sayi

cooper, d.l. cooper, merlen gene cooper. daniel lewis cooper.se stories out there. and i'm more than a little speechless. >> marla said she remembered the comic book covers and things being on her wall and really resonating with her at a young age. >> right. that clue was a telling sign to me. but the fingerprints on this specific story are almost eerily similar to exactly what the fbi has been looking for for the last two years. once the clue of the comic book came out they were looking for somebody with a long lost uncle interested in cooper comics. and she looks very young to have -- >> she was 8 years old she was saying at the time. but, brad, let me ask you this, we sometimes think because we watch tv, we watch all these crime shows, there will be a big hollywood definitive ending. it may not come down to that. will there be enough for the fbi to close this case? >> well, we'll see. forensically will it match the dna taken off the clip-on tie? does it match this l.d. cooper and maybe more importantly, does this guy's background d tually fit

cooper died in his jump.r way investigators have been plagued for years by what's called the cooper curse, promising leads including some 1,000 different possible suspects and the 1980 discovery of some of the ransom money in a riverbed that always end up leading into yet another dead end. partly because the evidence taken 40 years ago from the plane was apparently never much to go on. >> there are problems with the integrity of the forensic evidence or there has been in the past. >> reporter: but, if this latest lead is most promising, who knows? maybe the ghost will blink at last. john donvan, abc news, washington. >>> time now for our sports highlights. here's espn news. >>> cole wright here with your espn news update. how about a sunday pitching showdown? weaver on the mound versus the padres. against justin verlander. top one. inning over. to the six, angels, a no-no through six. same score. weaver on the mound. that's the pitch to hit. next batter, first pitch, weaver said that i'm going head hunting. h

marla cooper told abc news she believes the hijacker was her uncle, lynn doyle cooper who went by ld. the hijack area's identity has been a mystery since 1971 when a man calling himself db cooper hijacked a plane in the northwest. after receiving a $200,000 ransom and parachute he jumped from the plane. marla cooper says she saw her uncle shortly after that hijacking. >> i heard my uncle say, we did it. our money problems with over. we hijacked an airplane. >> on monday the fbi announced it is following a new lead, but declined to say whether marla cooper is their source. agents said they are trying to match dna from an unidentified body with dna on a tie cooper left behind on the airliner. much more coming up on "nightline." >>> a young boy was honored as a hero. his bravery and quick actions saved a young girl drowning in a san jose pool earlier this week. don sanchez has his story. >> i was scared. i just jumped in. >> this 8 and a half-year-old was called a hero for saving the life of a three-year-old girl who was drowning in a pool at the apartment complex where he lives. the gir

some believe db cooper was inspired by dan cooler.the fbi does it a new lead from a credible source, which points to a possible new suspect. the item obtained is being tested for fingerprints by the fbi lab. a that might prove difficult. >> when the happened, the era of dna was not upon us and agents really don't out to preserve this evidence in the way that we do now. >> still this may be the best clue since 1980, when an 8-year- old boy in washington state discovered nearly $6,000 in cash during a family picnic. >> my son ran up and said wait a minute, daddy. he raked a place out in the sand and there it was. >> the serial numbers match those of the ransom money. we may never know who he is, lo the up dure of the mystery continues. >>> nfl star calls it quits. a showdown at the yards. the next. tomorrow and pitcher barry zito was placed on the disabled ..and since bad thin >>> giants second baseman will have season ending surgery on his shoulder tomorrow and pitcher barry zito was placed on the disabled list. since bad things come i

cooper. it is a hijacking case that is unsolved for 40 years, but first flshgs is a lot going on today, and here are some things that we thought you should know. >>> from the broadway to political drama, kelsey grammer says he wants to run for office when he gives up acting. he says that both require a narcissistic personality to succeed. gram mmer says if he did run fo office it would be new york. and there is always time for a snapshot, and take a look at what happened in majority leader senator harry reid, and look at him, patrick lahey walked behind him to snap pictures of how messy it can get. and brian williams stopped "late night with jimmy fallon" to explain the session in a slow-jam session. ♪ the fears of the nation could go into default for the first time in all of history, democrat harry reid and republican mitch mcconnell are working upon a bill that is capable of passing both houses to end this mounting crisis ♪ ♪ hmm sounds like congress has a mounting crisis and the tea party

it is one that carries a world wide message of peace, love, and cooperation. [applause] >> thank you. now, i would like to ask mayor lee to come back to the podium because we have some presentations to make to the delegation. and we are going to be helped, too, with the pronunciation of the names so we make sure that we get them all correct. [applause] >> [inaudible] whene'er [applause] [reading names] >> before the exhibition, i have one announcement to make, and i know supervisor mar will appreciate this. this summer -- in fact, in the month of september, there will be sunday streets in san francisco's chinatown north beach. through the great work of our program and rose and the chinese chamber, part of the sunday street on september 18 will be a dedication to a citywide ping- pong tournament that each district of our city will field a team of people to play, and we will pick up in an alleyway in chinatown. there will be 11 ping pong tables, and we will determine the best ping-pong player from the city and county of san francisco. how about that in september

cooper is? >> he was my uncle, lynn doyle cooper. >> reporter: wow. >> who we called l.d.per. >> reporter: the fbi has been hunting for d.b. cooper since 1971, when a man going by that name hijacked and threatened to blow up a passenger jet. the hijacker demanded $200,000 in small bills and a flight to mexico. but during the flight, he took the money and jumped out of the speeding 727 into a raging storm over the pacific northwest. he disappeared, despite a massive manhunt. becoming the stuff of legend. even a hollywood movie. over the decades, the fbi has followed many leads, always to dead ends. but this cold case has now been reignited by marla cooper. she showed us this 1972 polaroid picture of her uncle. >> my father made a comment about his long lost brother, my uncle l.d. still alive, but hiding from the fbi. and i questioned why he would be hiding? he said, "don't you remember, he hijacked that airplane?" >> reporter: she did remember. it was 1971, right after the hijacking. her uncle l.d. showed up for thanksgiving. >> and he was bloody and bruised and a mess. and

they only cooperate and the one who started the war the one who is going to be responsible for this action is. next on this channel is changing sweep through the arab world some countries are finding it easier to win others so iraq's foreign minister tells us about see how the revolutions in the region have been positive for his country.

what this is about is not not cooperating with immigration authorities or secure communities.is about due process, and due process where there is the one established now. i think it is consistent with san franciscan interests and desires. it is important we address some of the recklessness of what secure communities has caused. we know based on statistics that have been kept, which is what a number of state governors throughout the country are pushing forward on similar legislation. 70% of individuals supported under secure communities have no criminal record or have been found to have committed low- level crimes, including domestic byron's -- violence survivors whose only contact with the police happened because the call for help. we need a better response. this resolution helps bring attention to what is being considered on the state level. supervisor campos: i do not want to repeat what supervisor mercury said, but i do want to note that the criticism of the so-called secure communities is something that is not coming from all parts of the country, from a number of leaders.

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cooper died in his jump.r way investigators have been plagued by the cooper curse, promising leads including 1,000 different possible suspects and the 1980 discovery of some of the ransom money in a riverbed that always end up leading into yet another dead end. partly because the evidence taken 40 years ago from the plane was apparently never much to go on. >> there are problems with the integrity of the forensic evidence or there has been in the past. >> reporter: if this latest lead is most promising, who knows? maybe the ghost will blink at last. john donvan, abc news, washington. >>> when we come back, the 500 mile drivevehat ended with the arrest of this man. wait until you hear who he let drive his car. and today, we're re-inventing aspirin for pain relief. with new extra-strength bayer advanced aspirin. it has microparticles so it enters the bloodstream faster and rushes relief right to the site of your tough pain. ♪ in fact, it's clinically proven to relieve pain twice as fast. new bayer advanced aspi

cooper finally landed. after they taxied to a remote part of the airport a bus and people came on board. >> a guy came, a man, came walking down the aisle with a white sack and, to me, it looked like a pillow slip. and it had all these jagged points in it. and i remember the thought i had was that looks like bricks in it or a bag of money, i thought. >> reporter: he said he believes he may have seen the $200,000 ransom db cooper demanded along with the parachute. the passengers were taken off the plane and put on the bus. he has a vhs copy of a documentary on the d.b. cooper story. >> there, that's me right there. they took us into the terminal and there was f.b.i. agents there, he didn't have much to tell them, he didn't know it was a hijacking until he got off the plane. >> that was all there was to it. there was thaw conversation to it. he didn't say anything to me. we went back to the seat, they let everybody off, he took off and jumped out eventually. >> reporter: jack all stead might have had a better

in a daring get away cooper jumped from the jet.usands of feet over the pacific northwest during a raging stor storm. despite a massive man hunt cooper and the money vanished. after cooper exploits copycat hi jack'sings abounded. seems impossible now in the post 9/11 day of intensive airport security but the 70's were something of the hey-day of hi jacking. with of 15 in the year 1972 alone. >> fbi has announced the following identification of the hijackers. >> maybe it was the brashness. sheer adventure of the escape that made him the stuff of ledgeen. man in suit hi jack a plane and disappears. but popular culture wouldn't let him go. >> 3 he is in song. tv show with plots. >> check him out rate now. >> character bearing his name. >> agent cooper? >>reporter: even theater film starring oscar winner robert duval. what makes the mystery even more tantizing are the clue that have been found over the years. cooper body was never recovered. yet in 1980 a portion of the run some money was found. and in 2008 a parachute was also found bu

i plan to hold policy negotiations and ask for their cooperation. japan can't afford a political vacuum or the dissolution of the lower house, which would trigger an election. everyone has to work together to rebuild the disaster zone. >> noda became senior finance minister when dpj took power in 2009. he was promoted to finance minister in june of last year when naoto kan became prime minister. so who is yoshihiko noda? here's a look at the man about to become japan's 95th prime minister. >> reporter: yoshihiko noda was elected to the lower house of the diet in 1993 as a member of the now defunct japan new party. he became a dpj lawmaker in 2000. he ran in the dpj leadership election in 2002 in hopes of speeding up a generational change in the party. he lost the election but gained national recognition. noda became finance minister last year. one of his biggest challenges has been a strong currency. the yen surged to a record high against the dollar this month. japan's monetary authorities intervened in the currency market in an attempt to put the

cooper. he said he didn't know it was a hijacking when it happened. but he says he believes he saw a bag with the $200,000 in ransom and says he even shared a moment with mr. cooper. >> i said, gee, we were up here so long, if we waited any longer we could have thanksgiving up here, because it was the day before thanksgiving. well, this gentleman turned around, he was on the right side of the plane, he looked at me and smiled. >> cooper parachuted out of the plane. it's not still known what happened to him. and an oklahoma woman says she believes her late uncle lynn doyle cooper was actually db. >> can you imagine being part of that? >> no. there's a restaurant in nash warnings new hampshire, called d.b. cooper's dedicated to parachutes and all that kind of stuff. he has quite a cult following. they say they found some. money in the forest over washington and stuff but hey, he may be living on some island right now with jimmy buffett for all we know. >> lawrence, any experience with hijackers? >> no. but i was going to say, show me the money! let's se

woel do that with the help of the japan bank for international cooperation. the fund will allow businesses to acquire foreign firms and secure natural resources. it will also assist smaller firms in boosting exports. >> finance minister noda said on wednesday he decided on the emergency measures to cope with the persistently strong yen. noda says he hopes they will help companies invest overseas and lead to more stable exchange rates. the government will also monitor foreign exchange transactions. it will require major financial institutions to report on their currency positions. >>> more japanese are becoming conscious of the damage caused by earthquakes and tsunamis following the disaster in march. this has led to a surge in earthquake insurance policy holders. insurance firms gained more than 2.5 million new contracts for earthquake protection in the march to may period according to the nonlife insurance rating organization of japan. that's up by 6.8% compared to the same period last year. the increase is apparent in the three prefectures hit hardest by th

the states say we are not going to cooperate.re what you say. >> it's really not up to them. basically there is this program called the secure communities program. what that means is when you get arrested in a state, they can take your fringier prints and fingerprints and run them through a data base and make shoe there is not a warrant out for you. cooperation between the state and the feds where the feds would run it through immigration data base too to see if you were an illegal. some states had the agreement to do that with the feds and some states didn't have the agreement. now the feds have said we don't need the agreement we will do it. >> bill: they all have to cooperate in this effort. >> they don't need the state's cooperation anyway. >> bill: wait. devol patrick the governor of the commonwealth of massachusetts and jerry brown the governor of california basically saying we are not going to do it. we are not going to turn this stuff over to you. >> they don't really have a choice. when you get arrested, and you run the

cooper, the legendary skyjacker. d.b. cooper took over an airliner two decades ago.rachuted out with $200,000 in ransom money. marla cooper remembers when she was 8 two of her uncles plotting something underhanded, one of them was loyal lin doyle cooper, also known as l.d. marla says her father was angry when he found out. >> my father was crying, he was yelling, he was cussing out my uncle for both of them for what they had done. he said "you realize you've ruined your life." she said her father and uncles are all dead. the fbi declined to comment. >>> jerry lewis and the muscular dystrophy association ended their long relationship. lewis hosted the annual telethon for 45 years. in may he said he would step down this year but would remain as chairman. the organization says he's out as chairman and won't be on next month's telethon. lewis and the mda did not say why their relationship ended. >>> say hello to the newest member of the indianapolis zoo, she is an indian african elephant, born two weeks ago by artificial insemination and weighs 238 pounds. she's gaining

in your view, what are the most pressing areas for cooperation in this sphere? >> there is a critical energy security issue in the czech republic. 100% of the czech republic's nuclear fuel is supplied by russia. 70% of their oil, 65% of their gas, we've made diversify case a priority of our engagement. the greatest single opportunity to achieve energy security is through the expansion of the czech civil nuclear capacity. they have six outstanding high functioning nuclear reactors now very strong regulator. unlike other nations, very strong national commitment, not just a government commitment but strong government support for this critical, this critical alternative energy source in the 21st century. we really focus not just on the westinghouse bid to expand with a high dollar value, $28 billion potentially, so many u.s. jobs. but that's just one part of the partnership. we have worked very hard in embassy prague and throughout the united states government, one of the thirst i think if -- first things i did was come back to talk to all the interlo cutors -- inte

reignited by marla cooper.972 polaroid picture of her uncle. >> that my father made a comment about his long lost brother, my uncle, l.d., and said that he thought that he was still alive but hiding from the fbi. and i questioned why he would be hiding. and he said, don't you remember, he hijacked that airplane. >> reporter: marla was told her uncle died in 1999. and what happened to that $200,000? nearly a decade after the hijacking, some of it was found, bundles of $20 bills deteriorating on a riverbed. fbi sources tell abc news they believe marla's story is credible. the reason, her uncle fits the profile they've been seeking. he has a military background. he lived in the pacific northwest, and he was obsessed with this 1960s comic book. the fbi has spent months looking into marla's story chasing the most promising lead in decades in a case that still captivates the nation. pierre thomas, abc news, oklahoma city. >> big mystery. >> we'll see how it plays out. >> that's right, and that's what's making news in

cooper lives on.member, he's the guy who hijacked a plane in 1971, demanded a huge sum of money, then parachuted out never to be seen again. >> the story is so crazy. everyone secretly hopes he got away except of course for the fbi which right now is tracking down a very promising new clue in this case. here's abc's john donvan. >> reporter: like a ghost, the eyes and the composite sketch have never blinked once. taunting question, who am i? now 40 years after the plane hijacked by the man known to criminal history as d.b. cooper landed without him, because he'd parachuted out the tail with $200,000 in ransom money, news that the fbi has a new lead. a spokesman is quoted as saying, our most promising lead. at the fbi forensic lab in quantico, virginia, they're said to be looking at a piece of property belonging to an apparently new suspect which is all they're saying for now about a case that, because the bad guy was never found, has entered the annals of criminal legend. >> he was the 1970s versioioo

cooperation is a continuum. i personally have never known a muslim that wouldn't report somebody about to blow something up or commit an act of violence. but that's a final step on a continuum of radicalization. i believe there are small elements but significant elements of a ideology within our community that is radicalizing based on the identification, the lack of identification, the separatism and the disenfranchisement of certain muslims from this society that makes them not bond, not trust the government, makes them distrust the fbi and creates a culture of a lack of cooperation. that's what we need your help solving. america's current paradigm is failing. i'm a physician. i was trained as a physician. patience coming, they're three or four symptoms. typically been one diagnosis. they don't come in with three symptoms and three diagnosis. so when you look at the problem of radicalization we have to realize that the panoply of excuses that are given, foreign policy, domestic policy, those will never run out.

his name is jack almstad. 40 years ago he was on the plane wit cooper.didn't know it was a hijacking, but looking back he thought he saw a bag with $200,000 ransom and he said he even shared a moment with cooper. >> i said, gee, we were up here so long, if we waited any longer we could have thanksgiving up here, because it was the day before thanksgiving. this gentleman turned around on the right-hand side of the plane and looked at me and smiled. >> cooper parachuted out of the plane with the money. it's still not known what happened to him or all that money. but an oklahoma woman recently came forward just last week saying she believes her late uncle lynn doyle cooper was actually db. >>> a recall of thousands of chrysler's minivans because of malfunctioning airbags that can inflate without warning causing a safety hazard. the recall affects the 2008 models of the chrysler town & country and the dodge grand caravan. 367,000 vehicles need to be repaired. >>> we have some amazing video out of london. a police constable getting out of his cruiser when a c

but we have found anderson cooper's krypton identity. celebrity poop puns.hter) well, anderson, if depart-two tickled your funny bone i'm about to slit your joke-ular vein. may i present hosni poobarak. camilla parker bowels. dame doody stench. ll stool j. dr. sanjay poopta. wolf [bleep] ter. fudge napolitan-to-, gretchen hot carlson and of course steve doocy. (applause) lav (laughter) laugh steve doocy. >> anyway, that was very unprofessional, around son pooper. (laughter) munch ma quchi, we'll be right back. i'm robert shapiro. over a million people have discovered how easy it is to use legalzoom for important legal documents. so start your business, protect your family, launch your dreams. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. my guest tonight was once the world's most wanted hacker. he'll never get my password it's-- (laughter) please welcome kevin mitnick. (applause) >> thanks for coming on. great to meet you. >> great to meet you too. >> you sir were once considered the world's most famous hacker. the most w

at that location, so the 21 households can become cooperative homeowners by purchasing the residence give you a little background, this is a great historic moment for us in san francisco. this is the first time in limited housing equity cooperative has been used to prevent a displacement of low- income households in any city in our country. back in 1998, the residents were faced with eviction. they started working with community partners and asked the land trust to help them. by partnering with the land trust, the cooperative will not only be affordable for the residents who live there today, but will remain as a community asset forfeiture households in perpetuity. we are excited and want to thank you in advance for your support today. i would like to introduce two of your board members. >> my name is michael tim. i live in the columbus co-op. we thank you for supporting our co-op. thank you. >> [speaking a foreign language] thank you. >> i'm sorry. i cannot translate that. president chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> mr. president, supervisors, i come before you today to respectfully

cooper, we broke it here.he fbi now tracking down new leads to confirm the claims of marla cooper, who told us that the man behind the only unsolved hijacking in u.s. history was her uncle. abc's pierre thomas secured that exclusive interview. and he's back in oklahoma city this morning. good morning, pierre. >> reporter: hi, george. this morning, we have more insight into why the fbi thinks marla cooper is credible. it's all about the legendary hijacker's profile. marla cooper's mother, grace haley, believes her daughter right to suspect her uncle, l.d. cooper, of being the iconic suspect who pulled off the only unsolved hijacking in u.s. history. >> i've always had that feeling, just a gut feeling, that it was l.d. >> reporter: hailey says he grew up in sisters, oregon, and was familiar with the area where the hijacker jumped. he was a logger, an outdoorsman, tough enough, she believes, to jump out of a plane into the wilderness. >> i think a man who is willing to jump out of an airplane in the middle of an

with the message through google this there are countries want to cooperate with other countries and companies from all over the world can utilize these resources so this is that took me on and then the normal process and the opinion of the region scientists according to believe them and also a bridge should belong to well i'll leave that to the scientists and it's a lot of facts that needs to be collected these are facts and needs to be presented to you right and you body for review and until the experts are you and given bay considerations this is not for us this to pollute less pollution. if it can be too much about now will the melting of the icecaps obviously that is something that has been established is already taking place do you think it's an ecological curse in a way or from a financial economic point of view it's a blessing that i don't think it's possible to have a you very stupid against a child or climate change as we currently see that extremely worry. no where on earth it's felt stronger than in the change in temperature it happens twice as fast here as the global ave

for the message to the world is there are countries that want to cooperate with other countries and companies from war with the oil to utilize these resources so this is a totally open and normal process in the opinion of the region scientists who do believe there live and also agree that it should belong to what i'll leave out to the scientists and it's a lot of facts that needs to be collected these facts need to be presented to the right you and body for review and until. the u.n. has given they considerations this is not for us to say political solutions. it to me too much about now all evolved in the scene of the ice caps obviously that is something that has been established as already taking place do you think it's an ecological curse in a way or from a financial economic point of view it's a blessing i don't think it's possible to weigh these two against each other for climate change as we currently see that extremely worry. no where on earth it's felt stronger than a change in temperature it happens twice as fast here as the global average and this will dramatically influenc

robust situation and my impression is that our political cooperation is becoming even better from a strong good starting point i know we're all doing so to most to ensure that it remains in this favorable situation very close to the students are going to be for the ministry of foreign affairs often are we thank you very much for joining us today. i got out of the military in nineteen sixty six i got over because the things i saw the things i was doing and there's a reason said we were given for doing nothing it was a personal protest. during the vietnam war an antiwar movement a march that altered the course of history this movement didn't take place on college campuses but in berets and on ships penetrated elite military colleges like west point and spread throughout the battlefields of vietnam gets a day few people know about the g.i. movement against the war in vietnam. ask the army we always said free the army or fun travel and adventure but it really meant the farm. nearly a billion people in the world were going from free everything. in the united states even our trash cans or

cooper mania. an fbi lead is sparking new fascination with the man behind the only unsolved airplane hijacking. hi, everybody. nice to have you with me today. i'm thomas roberts. we're keeping a close eye on capitol hill. senators are wrapping up debate on the legislation and we are expecting a vote at the top of the next hour, followed by a live statement from president obama. senate leaders stress some of the positive this morning. take a listen. >> this bill makes a serious and significant down payment in spending cuts. >> finally, washington is taking some responsibility for spending money that we don't have. >> all right. so washington got there thanks to the 216 house members. not before one of the most heart warming moments in the history of the capitol. [ applause ]. surprising everyone, gabby giffords returned to cheers and tears last night, saying she had to be there to vote and prevent a default that would, quote, crash our economy. luke russert has the latest on the hill. luke, what we'

they will understand the outrage and cooperation between the muslim community and government officials. i want to reiterate my belief, hearing between the linkage of extreme ideology and 5 action gives a broad based examination. yesterday the fbi made an arrest in a recent martin luther king day bombing attempt. news reports identified a suspect as a member of the same white supremacist group that influence the oklahoma city bomber timothy mcveigh. i urge you to hold a hearing examining the homeland security threat posed by anti-government white supremacist groups. as the committee on homeland security, our mission is to examine threats to this nation's security. a narrow focus that excludes no threats, lacks clarity and may be myopic. our personal experience plays a role in how we see the world. we have all come to this place from somewhere else. as i understand it the chairman's background includes history of a country divided by religion and formed by prolonged and violent struggle. i am from mississippi. my personal history is one in which non-violence was the bedrock principle in

he may be forced to resign or call a general election if he cannot win cooperation from the opposition by then. but, you know, in that case, the japanese public probably won't accept another new prime minister without a general election. >> this ongoing political uncertainty is no doubt taking a toll on japan's foreign relations. one example, the scheduled summit talks with u.s. president obama that had to be canceled because naoto kan seemed likely to resign. what can we expect from mr. noda when it comes to diplomatic relations? >> expected to hold summit talks with the u.s., china, and south korea by the end of this year. but any work noda wants to do will be held up by further political change, you know, all of these countries as well as russia will have presidential elections. or a transfer of power in 2012. north korea may also experience a transfer of power. on top of this, noda will need to deal with the rise of nationalism in china, russia, and south korea. you know, japan's involved in territorial disputes with all these three countries, so the new prime minister's foreign po