>>shepard: what about iraq and iran? e just started saying iraq and iran, yelling iraq and iran so i decided i would show you what iraq and iran was and i choked him and i could not get my arm under his children to apply pressure to his windpipe to calm him down so after two or three minutes struggling i was able to choke him with my forearm and i noticed him, his knee buckled and he was getting weak so i continued to apply pressure until he was fully almost passing out and i let go and i tackled him to the floor and other passengers assisted me in apprehending himmed himmed and d him up and i told another gentleman to calm the people down and calm the people down for me and i got this guy. so, we held him down. we cannot sit down to land the plane because we were afraid he would wake up and we gave him some water and when we landed the fbi and swat team were there and we kind of started taking everything off and handing him over to the police department and we were safely landed. he wanted to open up the side door becaus

away after almost a decade of tension and then the 30-year reign of saddam hussein t 91 war, the iran iraq war, all of these things. so give us your sense of what the go forward strategy is to make sure that this hard fought and security for iraq is protected from external threats. >> rudy, i think the key thing or some of the steps that we've begun to see and that is iraq's integration into its region. the fact of the matter is after a period where iraq was frozen out, we are seeing important signs of a thaw. i alluded to some of them in my remarks, the fact that we had now the saudis finally appointing a nonresident, ambassador, to iraq for the first time in years. travel to saudi arabia by the most senior iraqi officials, the progress with kuwait on resolving the remaining long standing issues in kuwait this week. a half a billion dollar airplane dispute over airliners that were confiscated by saddam hussein resolved. a commission going forward to work on the remaining outstanding issues. the others all starting to engage. that's critical because grounding iraq in its region as a respon

playing the iran iraq war was a very stark reminder that iranians that they were isolated. as iran was being hounded and simple answers the western powers were to be arms and weapons to saddam hussein this is been the route of mostly runs mistrust where the rest of the world . the told. the cut cut. the. little you express ourselves through rap music with them over the through we talk about things we see in real life i'm living with an island. in the middle of the tongue the gold coast. cut a little of them but as soon as comes from nationalism and i'm from the love of our motherland we are trying to reach people and have our words heard not just in iran but by people all over the world hopefully will have a positive effect even if it's just a small loss and receive. such a clear cut cut. i always wanted to own some homers to know these are to learn in my childhood and use them in my work. her car. her. it's all silence at the end it's a march to a lecture the village that was from like saddam hussein and was wiped completely. it's history that i think it's one of

southern borders, in the midwest throughout latin america and as you said, congressman king, in -- in iraq. iran, hezbollah and the quds force. the revolutionary guard corps, special forces unit responsible, a division responsible for foreign clandestine operations including assassinations pose a real threat to the our country, as i said. both these groups are now heavily involved in the global cocaine trade and as a result of that activity, they have come much closer into our neighborhood and even closer on to our doorstep. they are now operating and working in close proximity and collaborating with mexican and colombia drug trafficking cartels not only in the western hemisphere but other locations such as guinea pasell in west africa. thanks to venezuela, and hugo chavez, these operatives from these very threatening terrorist groups are pouring into our neighborhood, into the western hemisphere. the hezbollah quds force are masters at identifying infrastructures around the world and leveraging and exploiting them for all they're worth. this has been their modus operandi for decades. if think f

in afghanistan is surging conservatives want to start a new war in iraq despite the fact that new nuclear talks are set to begin with iran next not recently tom gave his take on why conservatives today are so obsessed with war with iraq and let's just say they have a political objective. so guess was the latest right wing ploy to crash the economy just before the election where whether iran on tuesday international monetary fund chief christine legarde warned that a military strike on iran could disrupt oil supplies all around the world because in the price of oil the spike thirty percent the guard said clearly it would be a shock to economies if there was a major shortage of exports of oil out of iran a sudden brutal rise in the price of oil would have serious consequences on the global economy right now is the lifeblood of our economy all economic production from our food is grown our products are manufactured and our from a suit of clothes are made our buildings and infrastructure are constructed our workers get to and from their jobs how we power our homes it nearly all depends on oil currently brant crude prices are

he began ranting about iran, iraq, they're going to take us down and that type of thing.ested we all say the lord's prayer. at that point we all just kind of decided in concert we should take him down and restrain him. we forcefully tackled him to the ground and everybody grabbed a body part and we held him down until we landed. >> and while this is happening, what is going through your mind? >> well, at first, it was bizarre, it was like watching a movie, only it was happening 10 feet in front of me. and i thought at any moment harrison ford is going to pop into the plane and save the day, but unfortunately it was all too real. and i must say there was a brief moment, i think we probably all had and several of us who were talking later about it said we had kind of a 9/11 moment. and for me, it was when i saw the captain banging on the door. i thought what if he's not a real captain and what if he has a gun. but literally about ten seconds later, the team of heroes on the plane tackled the guy and brought him down and after that, honestly, we were all pretty calm. i've go

rational actors don't send 100,000 children as minesweepers during the iran/iraq war. rational actors do not develop nuclear capability, call it for nuclear power, when they have hundreds of years of oil and gas to provide for their power and medical research. these are essentially irrational actors. we need to put that ultimatum in place, and then we need to be prepared if that ultimate ultim not met to engage prime minister netanyahu and the people of israel in an effort to make sure that if they do not tear down those facilities, we will tear down them ourselves. this is not bellicose and warmongering this is preventing the most radical regime in the world from having a weapon that could fundamentally change the security posture not just of the middle east, but as we've seen with planned attacks here in the united states, a nuclear iran with a nuclear shield to project terror around the world is a nightmare for all freedom-loving people in the world. under a santorum administration we would find no gap between israel and the united states because our interests are u

influence group show a military force in iraq because iran's a push ahead with developing a possibility of building a new iraq war shook up north korea to date sped up their missile test and set off their own first. so this was bush's approach to foreign policy the so-called axis of evil a costly war and major steps backward in other rogue nations but obama's foreign policy has been different he did something in north korea the bush was unable to do in eight years he got them to stop enriching uranium for nuclear weapons and got them to stop testing missiles that could deliver them didn't require one soldier one spanker one cruise missile none at all it was food humanitarian aid when it comes to carrots and sticks bush use sticks with disastrous results and sticks all the new obama used carrots with much better results so what do we do with the rain so we go with iraq approach like new g.o.p. candidates the war chicken hawks and the fox news folks who want to do or do we stick with the plan was to go she said carrots the way president obama has already neutralized north ko

some on the commission objected to including turkey on the list, which also includes iran, iraq, north korea and egypt. cuba, russia and india were among those singled out as countries to watch. >>> as the gop presidential primary race continues, a new poll shows a record number of americans want political leaders to talk less about their religion. according to the pew research center, an all time high, 38%, say there has been too much expression of faith by politicians. 30% say there has been too little. in 2010, those numbers were almost nearly reversed, with 37% saying there was too little religious talk and 29% saying there was too much. democrats are more likely to say there is too much, although that number has gone up among republicans, as well. >>> the supreme court heard oral arguments this week in a case challenging life without parole sentences for juveniles who commit murder. the lawyer for two teenagers currently serving life without parole argued the sentences constitute cruel and unusual punishment. previously, the court ruled minors can not be executed and the court has

she answered questions on iran, iraq, oil prices, pakistan and the burning of korans by u.s. troops. this is about two hours and 35 minutes. >> the meeting

course closing it is not an easy thing to do we have been there over twenty years ago during the iran iraq war i mean affect even the else the seas were being blown up according to some figures i was reading over four hundred sailors were killed in. the straits were never fully shut down but. could i just interrupt you also hear about the washington threat to cut china and india from the us banking system if they continue to buy iran's oil how would that world trade the price of crude. it would hit the world trade quite a bit because he would slow down but right now there are already a lot of efforts in the marketplace to with different currencies or the. dollars for oil. and finally i mean what would a world with iran all look like. it would not be here for a good picture of the moment because the world needs supplies saudi arabia says that it has the capability to hold or for that eventuality but in my discussions with a lot of the marketplace even before the producers have that capability would not be a good picture in their opinion because of the structure is rather one could use a mem

to divert to amarillo, texas. >> is started to curse at me, saying, "you had better pray about iraq and iran." i said you know what? i will show you what iraq and iran does. i took him in a chokehold. >> he subdued him. after that, it was like ok. something bizarre has just happened, but we are going to be ok. >> my twin children were the only thing i could think of. >> the plane was met by an ambulance and the fbi. the captain was restrained and escorted off the aircraft, taken to the hospital. the chief executive of jetblue says he has known him personally for years, the consummate professional. there is nothing in his record to suggest he would be a risk on a flight. but clearly something went very long -- very wrong. bbc news, california. >> the scourge of drug addiction is one that blights communities across the world, but in more remote areas the effect can be devastated. for the aboriginal communities in canada, prescription drug abuse has reached epidemic proportions, leading to several reserves in northern ontario declaring a state of emergency. from one of them, this report. >> jus

about the one trillion dollar cost of the health care bill yet the combined cost of the iran iraq war the iraq war and the afghanistan wars it's going to be in the neighborhood of three trillion dollars which you know we don't have money to help provide health care for our people but we have money to basically destroy and then rebuild another country i don't find that to be a very satisfying argument when it comes to you know candidates stumping on fiscal responsibility and then you have three candidates who are there to varying degrees are all hawkish you know you have rick santorum talking about wanting to eradicate communism from cuba and then go in and bomb iran to get rid. of nine hundred fifty two candidates ok i mean he would he eisenhower might have liked him very much andrew thanks to you here we talked a little bit before the program mean it's interesting is that obama's really placed himself as a hawk as well as a foreign policy just guy because a lot of people always thought he would be weak on that if he gets it some jobs growing and you know get some kind of confidence i

>>a jetblue airlines captain has a meltdown in the middle of a flight ranting about iran, iraq afghanistanas a bomb aboard. the plane was on its way from new york city to las vegas when the co- pilot kicked him out of the cockpit for being incoherent. he then stormed down the aisle yelling the plane was going to crash. as you can see here, several passengers tackled him, and held him down. the co-pilot diverted the plane to amarillo, texas. the captain is now in fbi custody. . >> what would you do if someone came into your house you are going to protect your family. >> his had this tavern for four decades. >>friends and family members of an 80 year old man are coming out to show their support. the elderly man is facing weapons charges after he shot a burglar who broke into his south side home. morgan for 4 decades. the 80 year old known as tank and his 75 year old wife live in an apartment in the back of the building neighbors say the couple moved there because of constant break-ins at their business. early monday morning wright's wife woke him up for another burglary in progress. the intr

passengers say the pilot began yelling and mumbling about iran and iraq. is the second time this month that a member of a flight crew has broken down on board an aircraft. >> passengers on board a jet blew flight from new york las vegas recorded the drama on their cell phones as the airplanes capt. was pinned down. witnesses say the captain came out of the cockpit to use the what the rest room and the flight crew whop him out. when he tried to get back and he started screaming >> that is when i got involved and i didn't want him to open that door so i asked him what his problem is and he said get down and pray to jesus christ right now, i iraq and iran, and he was just mumbling >> according to passengers, several people including an off- duty new york police officer help hold down the pilot. they managed to keep him there for 25 minutes or until the airplane made an emergency landing in texas where authorities took him off the airplane. a jet blue statement says a flight was diverted because of a medical situation involving the captain and that another cap

one of the men who helped sizzle he started to curse at me and tell me you had better pray and iraq and iran and i said you know what? i will show you iraq iran and that put him in a chokehold >> while many are being called heroes, many passengers praised one in particular >> the co-pilot of the flight is really the hero because he had the sense to recognize that something was going horribly wrong >> some say they were traveling because of a security conference and have law-enforcement backgrounds. >> popping headlines, the father of missing morgan hill teenager made a plea for his daughter's return >> we're not focusing on getting you in trouble, we just want to end this nightmare. volunteers return but in far fewer numbers to carry out the search for sierra lamar. roughly 100 people spent the day combing the area along coyote creek near anderson lake. today authorities clarified why they reclassified the case as in voluntarily missing. >> the family history, her history that she has never run away and the lack of evidence and the suspicious circumstances have led the investigators to belie

yes. >> general burgess is iran supporting the insurgents in iraq, excuse me in afghanistan and? yes, maam. >> okay and what type of roller they playing in afghanistan? >> they have provided arms. they have been caught. we have found iranian arms in afghanistan, so you know they are working for what would it call a dual-track strategy as they work not only to work against u.s. and coalition desires, but while at the same time they want to move forward the government of afghanistan so they're walking a very fine line. >> but they're clearly supporting our enemies and trying to kill our soldiers. >> yes, maam. >> and that iraq will roller they playing right now and how would you describe their the role there? >> i would describe their role in much the same way as they did in afghanistan is a very dual-track. iran does not want a strong iraq on their border, but at the same time, they also want do you know in courage us out of there totally, so again they are walking both sides of the fence. >> so again they are working contrary to a stable iraq and they are also working contrary to

because of the actions of the iranian regime an electronic curtain has fallen iran iraq a barrier that stops the free flow of information and ideas into the country and denies the rest of the world the benefit of interacting with the iranian people who have so much to offer i want the iranian people to know that america seeks a dial work to hear your views and understand your aspirations. so this was a happy new year's message it's not the first time that president obama has done this but do you think it's more political this time around i mean he was going after iran and saying that you live behind this iron curtain that censorship runs while they're never willing to build a deeper relationship with you as long as you know your country is a responsible actor. you know when he released this he actually it's not just talk it's not just rhetoric and this is really positive he actually took an action today to lift sanctions on internet communication tools for iranians because we talk about this this iron curtain of repression internet repression anywhere on the government undertakes but t

iraq and iran and so i said, you know what? d iran is, and i took him on a choke-hold. >> reporter: dave gonzalez, a former corrections officer from new york, brought him down with a choke-hold. >> i wasn't letting go of this guy until we landed the play. i was still on top of this guy until we landed the plane. >> reporter: gonzalez and his fellow passengers held him down, first using plastic handcuffs, but he broke free of those so passengers used their leather belts to tie his arms. all in plain view of cell phone camera-rolling passengers. >> we don't need pictures of this, please. >> reporter: upon landing, police boarded, talked to the co-pilot and loaded the handcuffed captain on to a wheelchair and into an ambulance. it's not the first time airline crews have alarmed passengers. just this month an american airlines flight attendant who said she was bipolar was restrained after threatening impending doom over the p.a. the plane returned to the gate. captain osmon's facebook page says he's been a jetblue pilot and trainer

he began ranting about iran, iraq, they're going to take us down that sort of thing.he lord's prayer, and i think at that point we all decided in concert we should take him down and restrain him. >> after an emergency landing in texas, the captain was taken to a local medical facility for evaluation. >>> pope benedict is meeting with fidel castro today as he wraps up his three-day visit to cuba. he says he would only take "a few minutes" of his very busy time. his brother raul met with the pope on tuesday. thousands gathered for pope benedict's final mass before heading back to the vatican. andrea mitchell is reporting live from cuba with more on the pope's trip today right here at 1:00 p.m. eastern. >>> you know, it might sound unbelievable, but it is true. no one in any state matched all the lucky numbers in tuesday's megamillions drawing. the jackpot is now a whopping, get this, $476 million, the largest in megamillions history. the last prize win was two months ago, the next drawing is coming up on friday. get your tickets now. basketball legend magic johnson and

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become good friends again as they were historically you know until the overthrow bashar and then the iraq iran war where forget that iraq was the supreme sponsor saddam was it was being sponsored by the americans against the iranians so there is you know there was a lot of anger this is a long it's a track that you're conflict that killed many iranians and so the fact that there still is calmness they are sophisticated in this regard to show that we can deal with these people i mean i had great conversations with many politicians including one of the top advisers to the supreme leader these people are sophisticated trained in the west and many of them trained in america one hundred europe speaking english national culture i don't interrupt you but we're almost out of time and so i can have a dialogue. we're talking about dialogues here we're talking about your experience there and i want to bring in very briefly before we run out of run out of time the role of the media coverage or not this because you know a lot of the coverage that we're seeing here in the u.s. doesn't really reflect this vi

and telling me you better pray in iraq and iran. so i said do you know what?'m going to show what you iran and iraq s i took him in a choke hold. i wasn't letting go. ways still on top of the guy until we landed the plane. >> the flight landed in texas. the captain was hospitalized. this month an american air lines flight attendant was restrained after saying the plane was going to crash. >> the jury in portland, oregon blamed an engine problem for the death of nine firefighters killed when the helicopter crashed four years ago in the shasta trinity national forest. the jury put most blame on general electric. and awarded nearly $70 million to the plaintiff. ge says the helicopter was overweight. >> in money matters, builders of the new homes reported better than expected earnings that lifted stocks of other home builders. and there is nasdaq is down two, s and p 500 up by four and still, a four-year high. confidence dipped a little and this is still the index at the highest point in a year. >> and san jose has the distinction of seeing rental rates rise highe

. >> he said you got to pray about iraq and iran. i said, you know what, i'm going to show you what iraq and iran is. >> law enforcement sources say the pilot suffered a panic attack. he remains under investigation this morning. the fbi and faa are investigating the incident. paula and rob. >> and tahman, we hear a report that he was frothing at the mouth, clearly a medical issue. what more do we know about the pilot and what are those close to him saying? >> according to his facebook page, osbon has been with jetblue since 2000. he's been a commercial airline pilot since 1989. friends and family say he's a nice enough guy. he lives at queens, new york. he plays with neighborhood kids. he roots for the giants. reached for comment, osbon's wife said there are several sides to every story. >> all right. tahman bradley live from washington, thanks for that report, tahman. >>> luckily, incidents like this are very rare, still, it does raise the question of whether flight crews are properly screened. >> we asked abc's aviation consultant j

down of the airplane by the by the cruiser of incense sanctions and all of these things hemming iraq iran around what did they conclude they must want to change our government but they do have like resist when we question the dad just as we have reasons to believe that they have heads or monica ambitions that they have no interest in working with the united states that they want to develop a nuclear weapon so these are the difficult problem to protect them from being of course wrong these are course these are the difficult problems one has to move to have to tell you how to side countries don't do very well overthrowing governments as both the soviet union and the united states of felt that we don't necessarily get to choose who will be the permanent successors it's not a good idea i've been around diplomacy for a long time let's talk about the u.s. push for regime change in syria very important thing that that they bring up is that. the fate of the syrian leadership they're not people sided from the outside it should be decided by the syrian people the course of the said negotiation they

iran. number four iraq and number five, the united states of america. e not very many lists on which we come fifth after iran and iraq but that's because the lists of which countries are killing the largest number of prisoner, that list comes out once a year. today is the day the china is first. it's difficult company, right. in all of europe and all of the countries that used to be the soviet union was belarus. japan didn't use the death penalty last year. didn't kill any of its prisoners. we did that 43 times last year. the number is going down for us. we may be the only modern industrialized nation that goes into our prison cells, takes people that are already incarcerated and kills them as quietly as possible. we may be the last industrialized country in the world that is doing that but we are doing that less. we killed 46 times in 2010 and 43 time last year. that's the direction that things are going for us in this field. the state of illinois banned the death penalty last year. oregon's governor adopted a moratorium on killing there. maryland and c

passengers had to use their own belts to subdue the captain, who they say was screaming about a bomb, iran, iraq, afghanistan, and a warning to say your prayers. >> i ran out and we were face to face, me and the captain, and i got him turned around, and then other passengers rolled on top of him. >> it appeared he was trying to open the side door. i wasn't going to let that happen. >> reporter: once on the ground, police and medics removed captain osbon, his arms still strapped down, but everyone safe. in osbon's georgia hometown, reaction from a longtime friend and neighbor. >> i am as shocked as anybody. clayton is a straight-hitting guy. very level headed. and very professional. >> reporter: captain osbon is a flight standard captain on the airbus a-320. the fbi does not believe terrorism was any way involved here. but the ceo of jetblue told the "today" show earlier this morning he had never seen any kind of behavior out of this man before, out of the captain. he apologized for the event but he also thanked the crew and also the passengers for getting involved. natalie? >> all right, tom cas

attack on iraq on iran not only would be premature but crazy top u.s. intelligence officials are saying iran is unlikely to initiate or intentionally provoke a conflict you served as the us ambassador to israel at one time let me obviously the u.s. and israel they're very close allies does israel really listen to washington i think it does but sometimes when it feels itself in extreme danger it takes its own advice really interesting thing about these really situation is as far as i can see in people have been very clear in saying this that the heads of the three israeli intelligence service don't seem to be recommending a military attack they seem to be against it for good reasons it involves many many risks and complications and it isn't likely to achieve in any serious and continuing way the objective of stopping the iranian program in fact i believe if you were to attack iran militarily under the current success situation one result would be they would have a perfectly legitimate reason for saying we had no interest in a bomb but now that we've been

. >> he was banging and try to get back into the cockpits and then he started talking about iran and iraq. >> all i could think of was my wife and three children. >> dave gonzales, a former corrections officers from new york, a captain in a chokehold. >> i was not letting go of this guy until we landed the plane. >> gonzales and his fellow passengers sat on the captain until landing give up with a leather belts. >> i told him i am going to show you what iraq and iran is. >> law-enforcement officials say that he suffered a panic attack and the remains under observation this morning. one of the passengers try to find humor in the situation saying it is the longest flight he has ever had to take. tahman bradley, abc 7 news. >> thanks so much. nationals fans are eager to don't have the team play ball. and apple is defending its battery life. >> apple is responding to criticism over the new ipad's battery indicator being misleading. some say there's a discrepancy between the charge indicator and the power that is actually available. and apple executives said when the batter is 100% charged, it

. >> he started to curse at me and tell me, hey, you better pray, iraq and iran, so i said, you know what, i'm going to show you what iraq and iran is, and i took him on a chokehold. i wasn't letting go of this guy until we landed the plane. i was still on top of this guy until we landed the plane. >> the captain was carried away on the tarmac. he's now receiving medical attention. the passengers who continued to las vegas came to terms with what happened. >> all i could think of was my wife and my twin children, and the only thing i could think of, and that -- it hit me there . >> though now safe, many of these people are already calling for tighter screening of pilots before they can take to the skies. >> you're watching "bbc world news." still to come -- fidel castro is expected to meet the pontiff during his visit to cuba. our big story here in the u.k. -- the stars are replacing p.i.p. breast implants could fly in the face of common sense, according to british m.p.'s. here's our medical correspondent. >> nearly all the 47,000 women with p.i.p. breast implants in the u.k. had the

. >> he started cursing at me and tried to tell meow better pray iraq and iran and so i said you know i am going to show you what iraq and iran is and i took him in a shock hold. >> some on the flight say they were traveling to a security conference and had law enforcement backgrounds which likely helped in that situation. linda so, abc2 news. >>> tonight norad plans a series of training flied over dc beginning tonight and continuing through thursday morning. the exercise is planned to test the region's visual warning system in response to potentially threatening aircraft. time for a check of the trafficout there with the commute and here's angela. >> reporter: thank you. good morning. 5:16 and here's what to expect a very nice start out there for the midweek commute, we are doing well. i-70, 795 and harrisburg being pressway moving well without -- expressway moving well without delay. pulaski highway looks pretty good with no delays or incidents and here's live look at the north side at due lanny valley road on -- dulaney valley road on 695 light from the parkville overly area as you

countries that we could talk about here because much going on in the region, egypt, obviously syria, iran, and iraq. but we're going to focus in our initial conference here on syria and iran and afghanistan. if you have questions, david is going to take a stab at those. we welcome your participation. that's what this is all about. we'll put the phone numbers on the screen. you can also send us a comment by twitter. all of the addresses will be demonstrated on the screen as our conversation continues. how many times have you been to afghanistan? >> i haven't made an exact count. it's at least a dozen. >> and if people at home are asking just the question, what did the u.s. and nato get for ten years of investment of treasure in that country? what would you say? >> in terms of the core goal that we set whether u.s. forces first entered into 2001 after the attack on our u.s. world trade center and the pentagon, what we got was a basic structure of al qaeda's base in afghanistan. they fought across the border in the tribal areas of pakistan. we have been attacking them with mostly with drone aircraft.

. >> he started to curse at me and telling me to pray, and iraq and iran. so i say, you know what, i'm going to show you what iraq and iran is. i took him on a choke hold. >> reporter: dave gonzalez, a correction officer from new york, brought him down with a choke hold. >> i wasn't letting go of this guy until we landed the plane. >> gonzalez and his fellow passengers held him down first using plastic handcuffs, but he broke free of those so passengers used their leather belts to tie his arms, all in plain view of cellphones. uponr upon landing police order boarded talked to the co-pilot and loaded the handcuffed captain onto a wheelchair and into an ambulance. it's not the first time crews have alarmed passengers. just this month an american airlines flight attendant who said she was bipolar was restrained after threatening doom over the pa. captain oz bonn's facebook beige says he's been a pilot and trainer since the year 2000. the faa said he had an onboard medical emergency. the fbi is investigating the indications and law enforce says early indications

. >> he started to curse at me and telling me you better pray about iraq and iran. i said, you know what? i'm going to show you what iraq and iran is. i took him in a chokehold, and i was able to get my hand underneath his chin and put probably enough pressure where his legs gave out. once his legs gave out, i was able to take him down to the floor. >> we'll have more on that story a little bit later on this hour. >>> his campaign manager is out. a third of his staff is being laid off, but newt gingrich says he's forging ahead. gingrich is blaming cash flow troubles for the staff departures. an aide says the moves are part of a new strategy to invest in low-cost communications. he trails mitt romney badly in the battle for republican delegates, but he vows to stay in the race all the way to the convention. >>> gingrich's republican rival rick santorum is back on the trail this hour in wisconsin. he's holding an event where health care was among the top issues on his agenda. he's hammering away at a favorite topic, the health care reform law currently before the u.s.