jan schickowski says even pinetta was not in. he's ending it. it has been running without congressional knowledge since after 9/11. >>> and sarah pillin's almost son-in-law says he knows why palin is leaving. he says it's all about money. he says during the two weeks he lived there he says it would be nice to take advantage of lucrativoffers for book deals and the palins say he's making it up. >>> and this might not be saving petro riders -- metro riders time. get the edge on a project that could slow things down. >>> and do you remember army guys after a battle scene laand lighting up a cigarette. now there is the edge to kick that habit. >>> and for a garden straight brewery, this could be a market store. a bar is making a brew name for each highway. >>> get ready for a red line rehab. a major overhaul in the works. things will get worse befe they get better. the $177 million rehab could mean years. >> reporter: the red line overhall would inclu replacing escalators, the work would begin early next year and the first phase of a rehabilitation

lying to her and pinetta said the c.i.a. does not lie. now we have members of the committee saying theyer were systematically misled. that's the quote, by the c.i.a. during the congressional hearings. in an effort to try to open up and basically declassify what the congressional hearings committees are told was stymied by the democrats this week. >> well, what we do know is that this program, whatever the program was, never really got off the ground. so it's a very much of a gray area as to whether there was any requirement to brief congress on it. >> eric: why is that important? why is that important if they're discussing something or we don't know it was operational, the report say it's planning or discussion. what is the difference between something that is discussed, maybe they've got memos on it, but they actually did not start it. >> well, they couldn't possibly brief congress on everything that's under discussion. the programs that they consider relatively, relatively few come to life. i'm afraid the problem here is that we're incr

program that was shut down by the spy agency's new director, leon pinetta. former intelligence officials say the program was a plan to capture or kill al-qaeda operatives. 7 democrats on the house intelligence committee say that pinetta admitted congress wasn't informed of the plan and republicans say that's because it waofner veficial. there are claims that r dick chey ordered the c.i.a. to keep chhe plan away from congress. >>> the investigation widens and two more arrests are expected in the murder of bird and melanie billings. they dedicated their lives to adopting special needs children. four people are behind bars. police say one motive is robbery but there are multiple motives ab eight sus -- and eight suspect news three inmates made a daring break out of the indiana state prison sunday. security guards helped nab one, but the others are still on the loose. tara williams has the latest. >> i didn't think i would come to michigan. >> reporter: joann colin was nervous about making the trip to her home this morning after hearing about a convicted murdere

cia director leonpy n pinetta admitted the cia concealed facts from congress since 2001. house speaker nancy pelosi accused the cia lying about interrogation methods. >>> and an investigation into cyber attacks on u.s. government and private computer systems over the july 4th weekend. the prime suspect, north korea, though u.s. officials say they don't have proof yet. several federal websites were hit, including the state department and the national security agency. the treasury, transportation, and ftc sites were shut down. experts called them denial of service attacks. unfikd, but in this case, effective. >> normally, even the strongest denial of service attack is mitigated within a few hours, certainly within a day. this one went on for several days, and it hit some pretty marquee organizations. >> there were similar cyber attacks tuesday on government computers in south korea. >>> and it isn't just government computers that are vulnerable to attack. a new report says there are security lapses at many government buildings. federal investigators managed to smuggle test

leon pinetta ended the program last month.e officials says directors before pinetta kept the program under wraps because it haven't developed to a point where a congressional briefing was necessary. >>> the trial of banita jacks get under way. she says demons killed her daughters and they died one by one in sleep. but prosecutors say one was stabbed and the others beaten. she lived with the bodies for 7 months. the case led to a big shakeup at the child family and services agency. it's a nonjury trial. >>> a teenager arrest and charged with the murder of five people in d.c. that happened on sunday at 46th place and 6th street. a 10-year-old girl was shot. all of the victims survived. lat night police made an arrest, arresting 18-year-old derek philip who faces five counts of aggravated assault while armed. >>> montgomery county prosecutors have agreed to drop conspiracy charges against two students plotting to kill their principal. according to the post, a plea agreement calls for one of the students to plead guilty to arson c

director leon pinetta put a stop to the program last month and intelligence officials say directors before him kept the program unr wraps because they believed it hadn't developed to the point where congressional briefing was necessary. >>> meanwhile, the fury over the bush administration interrogation methods isn't over either. eric holder may appoint a criminal prosecutor to investigate the practices. the president has expressed reluctance for an investigation. holder does plan to make a decision in the next few weeks. >>> maybe the fourth time will be the charm for the endeavor. they scrubbed a launch yesterday after lightning struck 11 times near the launch pad. this video shows lightning hitting the protection system. they are scouring the shut toll make sure there are no damage to electronics. if they give the okay, the liftoff tonight is is at 7:13 p.m. it has been delayed already three times now. >>> and no aig outrage number two. they created an uproar months ago, handing out bonuses after getting federal assistance and now it could happen again. >>> plus an nfl rookie shot inside

a source tells cbs news the program never became fully operation alan that pinetta cancelled it when he learned it had not been reported to congress. >>> d.c. city council has asked a top washington attorney to conduct an independent investigation of the contract councilman marion barry awarded to a former girlfriend. this comes six days after the woman accused barry of stalking her in and a costia park. gary nurenberg has more. >> reporter: council chairman vincent gray met privately with council members before making the announcement. >> we believe it should be independently investigated. >> reporter: he's referring to the contract given by councilman marion barry to a woman he was dating at the time. >> we want the public to be sat fire department -- satisfied that the situation has been thoroughly investigated. >> reporter: bennett led the investigation who was in charge of a high profile senate ethics probe of a case called the keating 5 scandal years ago. he represented president clinton during the impeachment scandal. barry says he's innocent of wrongdoing and promised to coop

director leon pinetta told congress senior c.i.a.icials have misled law enforcements since 2001. what he disclosed last month is still not known but the committee chair claims that c.i.a. lied in one case and he is now considering opening a full investigation. >>> south korea officials say another wave of cyber attacks is underway in the country today and this follows the cyber assault that began on july 4th targeting government websites in south korea and the united states. south korea blames north korea. the attacks denied public access to the white house, secret service and the pentagon. >> i'm comfortable that we are alert, we recognize the probes and we are responding. but again, it's an area of growing concern for all of us in leadership positions. >>> a white house spokesperson says the cyber attacks had no affect on its day-to-day operations. and that all federal websites were back up and running as of tuesday night. >>> a busy day for president obama. he is in italy for a new round of g-8 summit meetings at this hour. today

director leon pinetta terminated the program after learning about it last month.id former vice president dick cheney said not to dell cong -- tell congress about the investigation. >>> it looks like six times is a charm. today the endeavor blasted off to the space station. they will install the final piece of a china space station lab. one concern is several pieces of foam installation came off the external fuel area. cameras will look at it closer tomorrow. >>> and the launch of apollo 11, the mission that put man on the moon for the very first time. four days after the launch, on july 20th, 1969, neal armstrong and buzz aldrin beam the first human beings to walk on the lunar surface. so that was 40 years ago, right. but there are very cool ways that you can experience the apollo 11 mission as if it were happening today. >> and gurvir is down in the weather center to show us how we can do that. >> the magic of the internet. it's very cool. the very first is we choose the moon.org. and this website allows you to simulate the launch itself. everything from what was

bottom line is that as we've gone through this process and coming out of this briefing where director pinettaad briefed us, some of my colleagues on the committee have now said, well, we're going to bring in the vice president. we need to bring in vice president cheney, and we have to, you know, investigate a program that was very clearly stated yesterday in the -- was stated yesterday in "usa today." they want to investigate a program that they never told congress about that never happened, meaning they planned it and worked on it but they never executed the program. it's kind of like, what's going on here? the program, sure there was some planning done on it. there might have been some training dollars that were expended on it. yeah, you're right. they didn't brief congress but they never did the program, and then "usa today" said, guess what, this was in the immediate aftermath of 9/11, and it's alleged that the program and the deliberations within the c.i.a. were about how to disrupt, contain and perhaps kill the leadership of al qaeda. and you kind of step back and think, you would think