gwen: ted knnedy's pssing was not unexpectedut it leaves a void. on domestic sues like health care >> my hopes that this will maybe cause people to ta a brth, step back and start lking with each other again in me civil tones about what needs to be done gwn: and on bipatisanship. >> e was nevesmall. and in theprocess of his doing, he madeeverybody he worked with bigger. gwen as assachusettsnd the naon mourns, what comes next? in otherews, attrney general eric holer goes toe--toe with .i.a. drector lee on panetta ove detainee interrogations. >> threatening a risoner with electric dll isn't torture, i'm not sur what is. gwen: how ar will the invtigation go? and as fedchairman be beanke wins re-appointment, stocks gaibut deficit projections have slowed. is there asilver lining anywhere? covering te wek, davi broder of "the washington post," karen tulty of "time" magazine, pete wlliams of nbc news, and daviwessel of "the wall street journal." >>elebrating 40 years of journalistic excellence. li from our nation's capitl, this is "washington week with gwe

what drove ted knnedy? >> well, ielieve he had a passion for peace, for justice, and i thi underneath, a deep convicti about values, about faith. and i think tat in sme ys is the wholehistory of ireland writtennto some of his hiory and his lues, a search for freom, a search for a better life. >> woodruff: what do you mean by that? >> well, first met him gong to church on sunday at st. luke's in mclean, and i would prech on pics like peace and ustice-- particularly peace. while the congretion sometis disagreed, or slep, i'd meet tedafter mass and he'd continue to ta about the theme i was lking about, backing uphe principles of cholic social teh, the gospelhat i was address, wh specifics-- he was enaged and engaged i those value especially about peace. and remember the way he came out aut iraq in a prophetic way at the binning of the press cference henvited me to that moing. i uld see thepassion behind him, withhe peace, jtice, and nviolence. >woodruff: congressman louis, wt do you remember the mo? what was t