we don't have extradition with the main mrc. when congress congress was turned back over from the british to the chinese. we did extraditions in organized crime cases and finance crime cases. they can bring the charges and make the formal requests to the chinese government. extradition is a lepty process. the second option is once those charges are brought for the serious felonies that he is admitting to having committed, the department of justice can request his passport to be -- and authorities can immediately deport him. and under international law, deportation can be made back to the most recent country or to his country of citizenship. in this case it's probably the united states in both. so, he can be brought back here under several processes that don't involve going over and grabbing him and rendering him as he put it. >> let's talk about something. he said if i wanted to, i could have surveillance or tap anyone from you to the president of the united states. doesn't the rbi keep track? >> his exact words is that he would

a little slow-going on mrc and vre. we'll bring you the latest in ten minutes. >>> another problem right now. part of quaker lane in alexandria is closed because of a water main break. want to go live for the latest on this. >> reporter: as you can see here, we have the work crews that just arrived on the scene. they're going to be taking a closer look at this water main. we learned it's a 12-inch pipe that's burst here near the intersection of quaker lane and coventry lane. you see the water gugling up out of the cracks in the pavement. they have to take a closer look to figure out what kind of break it is. apparently some breaks are harder to fix than others. we don't have an estimate in terms of when this will be back up and running. you're looking at an elevated look. an idea of the water coming up from beneath the surface of the road. the closure is in a larger area than right here at this intersection. north quaker lane is closed between duke and seminary. and again, we believe that's going to be the case for seve