platinum records. >> nwa at that point is the biggest hip-hop band there is. >> first time i heard nwae not going to come in as the new kid and decide this is the thing like the east coast is the home of hip-hop and we're all going to have a say in where hip-hop goes. ♪ mad thinking about stomping ♪ i'm from the south bronx ♪ [ bleep ] compton >> you going to continue making a lot of money off this? >> long as it's violence it's going to be rap music, gangsta rap music, whatever. >> nwa was always too hot to hold. it had to splinter. and the first person who walks away is ice cube. ♪ tried to kill me >> same reason ice cube left the group is the reason i left. you know, tired of making other people money. it's my turn. ♪ tonight's the night i get in some -- ♪ ♪ deep cover on the incognito tip ♪ >> suge knight, who wasn't a real gangster, got into cahoots with dr. dre and said, dre, we should start our own record label, which became death row records. >> knight, 6'3", 330-pound former bodyguard has become one of the most feared men in the music business. >> you got dr. dre, who probably

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support the new act as created in this bill if the nwa walked away from the yucca mountain project and demonstrated that a new project could be done more efficiently and rapidly than yucca mountain, yes or no? >> i guess i would reflect to say that we believe that nevada does have a say in the process by continuing with the conversations around yucca. >> that wasn't my question. my question was this, under this act would the n.e.i. support this act if the nwa walked away from the yucca mountain project and demonstrated that a new repository project could be done more efficiently and rapidly than yucca mountain, would you support that? >> i don't see how another process could be done more rapidly with all of the analysis that's already been done on yucca. but if you found such a magic place, yes, we could be -- >> d.o.e. studies have shown that walking afrway could save billions of dollars over the life of the facility. we've had a stalemate over the last 32 years and we have offered the opportunity to come in and work with us and find a solution for it and i think you have that today.

. >> woodruff: and, so, wanda vazquez, after saying she nwas interested in assuming this position, is now going to be stepping in? >> yes, she was sworn in about an hour ago. i don't know she ever said she would turn down the job, she just wanted to make clear it it wasn't her interest, she wasn't jockeying for the position. it isy widelpected she will not stay in the job. everyone is expecting here to make a bunch of cabinet nominations and resign herself so that the succession continues. >> woodruff: why do people believe she's not interted and won't stay? >> you know, this is the "game of thrones" without the dragons and the homicide. so what it is is bunch of people in back rooms jockeying of who's going to be in power, and, so, the person who has a lot of power in puerto rico now is the head of the senate, and he and she are arch enemies, and, so,kind of understood he will not allow for her to stayhan position long and there have been deals made as to how this is going to play out. >> woodruff: so what does thatan , frances robles? who steps in if she doesn't stay long and someon

under this act, would the end ei support this act if the nwa walked away from the yucca mountain projectated that a new repository project could be done more efficiently and rapidly than yucca mountain. would you support that customer demand i don't see another process could be done. more rapidly with all of the analysis that is already been done in yucca but if you found such magic place, yes we could supportive yes. >> * could save billions of dollars over the life of this facility. this is the john's ipad. we've had a stale mate over the last 32 years and we've had offered the opportunity to come and work it us and find a solution. i think you have that today but unfortunately what i see from the industry is the same old playbook. not willing to even admit there's an opportunity to move forward. nine and a willingness to talk about the potential new technology that can be utilized to address the safe storage. that is my concern. we need time now for everyone to come together and forward on this issue. >> we are happy to have those conversations. >> thank you. >> senator rich. thank yo