cooper. >> that's a rare thing in 1971. that narrows the field down to hundreds of people instead of millions. >> reporter: she knows who carried out the heist. >> my sister said do you think uncle was d.b. cooper? >> reporter: her deceased uncle. the fbi says it's investigating that possibility but hasn't confirmed it. >> there are theories that confirm what i know as far as the need for there to be an accompplace. my uncles had walkie-talkies. >> sold! >> reporter: a rare bill from the ransom. part of the money that was found burried. he says he understands the undying interest in the case. >> this is a good obsession. fun case and what makes it so unique, there are so many different mysteries within the mystery. >> reporter: one last mystery, somewhat d.b. cooper is in the same audience that is fascinated by him? catherine heenan, kron 4 news. >>> visibilities are continuing to fall tonight into the north bay. quarter mile in santa rosa, novato and napa. reduesed visibilities through the bay area, the fog will return. ar

cooper is. another made public on saturday. >> well, we believe we know who d.b. cooper is. a friend we met back in 1977. i flew for a whole year before she told us she used to be a man. >> new theories continue to emerge about the case. reports resurfaced indicating cooper may have been canadian and got the idea from a comic book. >> dan cooper is a character in a comic book. >> reporter: this man has been investigating the lead and the possibility that he had access to a rare metal. traces of titanium on a rare neck tie. >> he probably had a military history, worked in the titanium industry. >> reporter: as far as motive, cooper's own words are most telling. >> one fortunate things i found in the files deals direct well this motive. it's right here. it's not because i have a grudge against your airline. it's just because i have a grudge. dan cooper likely was extreme loner, depressed, i believe suicidal. >> reporter: ralph himlesbach, one of the first fbi agents assigned to the case, believes it's highly unlikely he survived the jump. >> he jumped out of an airline going a

the famous program, which was called cooperative threat foredecks -- cooperative threat reduction program look -- worked well here in kazakhstan. frankly speaking, i could tell that this program was a real success in kazakhstan. the old missiles were dismantled, the warheads were removed, and the fuel, the nuclear fuel has been transferred to peaceful purposes. that is a great achievement of many years of cooperation between that united states and kazakhstan. >> people might not know that when the soviet union controlled the area, it was in kazakhstan that they tested all their nuclear weaponry and this was their headquarters. what the president did, even before independence, was to say this must go. >> absolutely. it was a decision made by the president at the beginning of independence. he decided to close the testing site in afghanistan and i tell you this size is quite impressive. it is about 300,000 square kilometers roughly half the size of france. there were about to 520 nuclear explosions. 120 of them in that atmosphere. many of them underground explosions. in 1991, it was closed f

cooperation through future talks on the new free trade framework. noda also touched upon the ongoing review of restrictions on imports of beef. currently only meat from cows up to 20 months old can be imported to japan to prevent meat containing mad cow disease or bse from entering the japanese market. noda told obama the government is considering raising the limit to up to 30 months old. obama said he was looking forward to seeing progress on the issue. noda also said his cabinet is working toward implementing the bilateral agreement on the planned relocation of the u.s. marine corps futenma air station in okinawa. he explained japan's plan to submit a report to the prefectural government of okinawa by the end of this year on the final stage of procedures for assessing the environmental impact at the relocation site. noda asked for all-out cooperation from the united states to lighten the burden its military bases place on okinawa. >>> nhk world's tsuyoshi masuda has more on the japan/u.s. talks. >> reporter: prime minister yoshihiko noda showed th

we don't want the arms race we want cooperation we live in the time when confrontation turns to cooperation and i give a good wise to your minister of foreign affairs for mr lavrov to accept the invitation to be in gauged and i think our principles are very clear that is transparency predictability cooperation and as much as russia is engaged in the system i think we can dispel all misperceptions and misunderstandings we have turmoil one of the arguments i know russian diplomats have is that if this system can the damage russia as nato claims then then then what proves it if nato isn't ready to give legally binding guarantees to moscow this system cannot damage russia. this is not directed against russia that is directed against common threats may be stress against russia and against nato countries and if you will speak about. legally binding assurance i say this system is based on trust the system is based on confidence we can put it in writing huge you can get it written but a sink if you look for an international treaty that is it will last a long time but that is not what is necessary a

the famous program, which was called cooperative threat foredecks -- cooperative threat reduction program look -- worked well here in kazakhstan. frankly speaking, i could tell that this program was a real success in kazakhstan. the old missiles were dismantled, the warheads were removed, and the fuel, the nuclear fuel has been transferred to peaceful purposes. that is a great achievement of many years of cooperation between that united states and kazakhstan. >> people might not know that when the soviet union controlled the area, it was in kazakhstan that they tested all their nuclear weaponry and this was their headquarters. what the president did, even before independence, was to say this must go. >> absolutely. it was a decision made by the president at the beginning of independence. he decided to close the testing site in afghanistan and i tell you this size is quite impressive. it is about 300,000 square kilometers roughly half the size of france. there were about to 520 nuclear explosions. 120 of them in that atmosphere. many of them underground explosions. just last week, we had a

the european economic cooperation the e.c. i mean am i going to betray my age ok i mean you go there now to be going i don't know the right ninety one reactor that i had. yes look the german constitutional court has said that the european union is not a federation it's an association of sovereign states but the european union and the federalist green remains that for the moment but it doesn't mean that the european union itself comes to an end it's the union of cooperating sovereign states ok charles what is the how do you see the fate of the time the euro and the european union together i mean can they go their separate ways at this point. i would i would i would disagree rather strongly with that view in the sense that if the euro does collapse and countries start jettisoning the single currency i think you will see a very very serious threat to the global economy it will wash across the atlantic we may be heading to a very dark period and secondly just to see the e.u. go backwards to little more than a trade block seems to

also has staked its hopes on deeper political cooperation especially from its biggest economy germany. europe cannot be successful i also believe that germany could of been successful in the old europe penchant for political integration and the understanding that the euro and europe have become intricately connected is more than shared at the moment merkel has time and again driven that point home saying if the euro fails europe will fail and that argument could hardly be more cogent at a time when the crisis not only threatens to wreak havoc on the european economy but also in danger its political stability but well all the parties concerned seem to acknowledge the need for a concerted approach in practice the will to make this happen is still lacking and with a series of departures and governments across that you the current structure of european institutions seems to be slowly losing relevance ultimately this comes at the expense of the rest of politics where it is the extreme right there has been gaining momentum as a backlash against the euro zone's failure so really not just the

also has state that's hope some deeper political cooperation especially from its biggest economy germany. europe cannot be successful i also believe that germany cannot be successful without europe the penchant for political integration and the understanding that base euro and europe have become intricately connected is more than shared at the moment merkel has time and again driven that point home saying if the hero fails europe will fail and that argument could hardly be more cogent at a time of a crisis not only threatens to wreak havoc on the european economy but also in danger its political stability while all the parties concerned seem to acknowledge the need for a concerted approach in practice the will to make this happen is still lacking and with a series of departures and governments across the e.u. the current structure of european institutions seems to be slowly losing relevance ultimately this comes at the expense of the rest of politics where it is the extreme right there has been gaining momentum as a backlash against the euro zone's so really not just the economy but also

cooper. new evidence in the case. >> a much colder start than we >> a much colder start than we saw yesterday >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning, everybody. welcome back to 11 news today. i am stan stovall. >> i am sarah caldwell. thank you for joining us this morning. >> what a difference a day can make. starting off in the 30's. we have clear skies. we will be warming up into this afternoon. as we go into the day, we expect a high around 58 in baltimore and the sea -- d.c. lots of sunshine. the road should be looking okay. >> thank you. ama.oliday drop dealing with family presents a whole new issue for some. >> how you can avoid the stress. jennifer franciotti has some insight. >> we talk with an expert who does. holidays are supposed to be fun. they can all add up some time for some people to a lot of stress. >> everybody gets that competitive spirit, just competitive. >> anxiety is when you work full-time a still have to do to feed your family. >

we're not talking about a dependence on russia we're talking about cooperation between russia on the one side and the european union on the other in the energy sector. north stream is viewed as a priority project by both russia and the e.u. because it's been part of europe's energy networks since two thousand and six is recognized by the european parliament and the e.u. council of energy ministers last and from all appears from problem and ordered from that the energy minister to nordstrom's pipelines have already been laid what top of the third one will be added and what will be its capacity we haven't yet that we currently have at least two pipelines with a total capacity of fifty five billion cubic meters would be the question of whether a third or even fourth pipeline will be laid that should be answered by european stock holders of as you know we have gazprom on the one side and holland's got sunni france's g.d.s. suez and germany's on and b.s.f. windowsill on the other if investors decide to build a third and fourth pipeline privately financed mind you we're not talking about s

system that is not directed against your country but you are invited to cooperate in building up a system with coordination with sharing of daters with sharing of threat assessment to coordinate the systems we have and to lead this to a success that the benefit of us or letters as you understand you are not the first late show official that i have asking you about the system and this is the answer i get all the time that this is a defensive thing it's not aimed against russia i know you say that you have lots of understanding with moscow on this issue right but on the other hand when everyone open the papers we see this is a very dangerous thing russia has to counter react so is it just like a sort of a propaganda thing like a war of words just for the press while you when you sit over the table you have added standing or you feel that there is a list understanding of the russians maybe there is a little bit misunderstanding there is responsive and therefore we are here i think that is a good culture to be in a good in an open dialogue and to exchange views to make clear what we want we f

we don't want an arms race we want cooperation we live in the time when confrontation turns to cooperation and i give a good wise to your minister of foreign affairs mr lavrov to accept the invitation to be engaged and i think our principles are very clear that is transparency predictability cooperation and as much as russia is in gauged in the system i think we can dispel all misperceptions and misunderstandings we have turmoil one of the arguments i know russian diplomats have is that if this system can the damage russia as nato claims then then then what proves it if nato isn't ready to give legally binding guarantees to moscow this system cannot dummy's russia this is not directed against russia that is directed against common threats may be stretched against russia and against nato countries and if you will speak about. legally. binding assurance i say this system is based on trust the system is based on confidence we can put it in writing you you can get it written but a sink if you look for an international treaty that is it will last a long time but that is not what is necessary an

we don't want an arms race we want cooperation we live in the time when confrontation turns to cooperation and i give a good wise to your minister of foreign affairs mr lavrov to accept the invitation to be in gaged and i think our principles are very clear that is transparency predictability cooperation and as much as russia is in gauged in the system i think we can dispel all misperceptions and misunderstandings we have turmoil one of the arguments i know russian diplomats have is that if this system cannot damage russia as nato claims then then then what proves it if nato. isn't ready to give legally binding guarantees to moscow this system cannot to dummy's russia this is not directed against russia that is directed against common threats may be stretched against russia and against nato countries and if you will speak about. legally binding assurance i say this system is based on trust the system is based on confidence we can put it in writing huge you can get it written but as if you look for an international treaty that is it will last a long time but that is not what is necessary an

is very important that they will continue to cooperate but that pursuit of cooperation will in no way be limited or changed or changed the plans for missile defense shield and then from secretary general rasmussen of nato we heard again praise for the statement on dialogue and cooperation but he say he is disappointed by president medvedev statement that it's not in the spirit of russia nato cooperation but again if you look at a map you will see very clearly that nato is rapidly expanding eastwards on russia's west a eastwards on russia's western border you have the united states and their bases all throughout the middle east and then up russia's eastern seaboard you have bases in japan and south korea so basically russia is being surrounded and it's pretty easy to understand why this is such a major concern for their national security and he said now is that we want to know how you think russia's warnings over america's missile shield plans will play out and to our website. and cost you'll vote on the fuel screen result so far most of you believe it could trigger a new almost race o

we don't want the arms race we want cooperation we live in the time when confrontation turns to cooperation and i give a good wise to your minister of foreign affairs for mr lavrov to accept the invitation to be in gaged and i think our principles are very clear that is transparency predictability cooperation and as much as russia is engaged in the system i think we can dispel all misperceptions and misunderstandings we have turmoil one of the arguments i know russian diplomats have is that if this system can the damage russia as nato claims then then then what proves it if nato isn't ready to give legally binding guarantees to moscow this system cannot damage russia. this is not directed against russia that is directed against the common threats may be stretched against russia and against nato countries and if you will speak about. legally binding assurance i say this system is based on trust the system is based on confidence we can put it in writing huge you can get it written but a sink if you look for an international treaty that is it will last a long time but that is not what is neces

we're not talking about a dependence on russia we're talking about cooperation between russia on the one side and the european union on the other in the energy sector. the north stream is viewed as a priority project by both russia and the e.u. because it's been part of europe's energy networks since two thousand and six is recognized by the european parliament and the e.u. council of energy ministers or some form or passion part i meant went from that interview minister to nordstrom pipelines have already been laid what's what's the third one will be added and what will be its capacity we have to get it we currently have at least two pipelines with a total capacity of fifty five billion cubic metres the question of whether a third or even fourth pipeline will be living that should be answered by european stock holders of as you know we have gazprom on the one story and hollande a sunni france's g.d.s. who is in germany is iran and the s.f. winterson on the other if investors decide to build a third and fourth pipeline privately financed mind you we're not talking about state financi

has staked its hopes on deeper political cooperation especially from its biggest economy germany. europe cannot be successful i also believe that germany cannot be successful in the old europe penchant for political integration and the understanding that the euro and europe have become intricately connected is more than shared at the moment merkel has time and again driven that point home saying if the hero fails europe will fail and that argument could hardly be more cogent at a time of a crisis not only threatens to wreak havoc on the european economy but also in danger its political stability but while all the parties concerned seem to acknowledge the need for a concerted approach and practice the will to make this happen is still lacking and with a series of departures and governments across the e.u. the current structure of europeans decisions seems to be slowly losing relevance ultimately this comes at the expense of domestic politics where it is the extreme right there has been gaining momentum as a backlash against the euro zone's so really not just the economy but also do

and why is bradley cooper bradley cooper? >> it was clearly the year of gosselin. it is honestly a huge oversight and we are supposed to trust people? people magazine is our trusted celebrity gossip fix and they nominate bradley cooper on the cover when it is clearly ryan goes ling's year. >> by the way, bradley cooper didn't even shave for the photo shoot. >> why are you for ryan? >> have you seen him? >> no i have not seen him. it is like saying have you seen the sky. his abs are fab. >> occupy hot street. >> finally young people caring about things that matter. but another less important protest news, occupy wall street demonstrated for two months since the movement began by battling police after attempting to march on the new york stock exchange forcing cops to arrest over a hundred of them. the cops added a thousand extra cops per shift to deal with these faces. they founded a third are on board with the protestor's goals while 45% are against. it will get worse as they responded to harassing children on the way to school which is something i do. and then ther

very important that they will continue to cooperate but that pursuit of cooperation will in no way be limited or changed or changed the plans for missile defense shield and then from secretary general rasmussen of nato we heard again praise for the statement on dialogue and cooperation but he say that he is disappointed by president medvedev statement that it's not in the spirit of russia nato cooperation but again if you look at a map you will see very clearly that nato is rapidly expanding eastwards on russia's what some of these words on russia's western border you have the united states in their bases all throughout the middle east and then up russia's eastern seaboard you have bases in japan and south korea so basically russia is being surrounded and it's pretty easy to understand why this is such a major concern for their national security. and he said we want to know how you think russia's warnings over america's missile shield plans will play else add to our website well if you don't call them cost you'll vote less if you believe it could trigger a new arms race you can see th

is very important that they will continue to cooperate but that pursuit of cooperation will in no way be limited or changed or changed the plans for missile defense shield and then from secretary general rasmussen of nato we heard again praise for the statement on tie a log and cooperation but he say that he is disappointed by president medvedev statement that it's not in the spirit of russia nato cooperation but again if you look at a map you will see very clearly that nato is rapidly expanding eastwards on russia as well as eastwards on russia's western border you have the united states and their bases all throughout the middle east and then up russia's eastern seaboard you have bases in japan and south korea so basically russia is being surrounded and it's pretty easy to understand why this is such a major concern for their national security. as the euro zone's to levels continues to hold high in france and germany say they will propose changing e.u. treaties to improve financial governance in the region presents a cosy and chancellor merkel have been talking in stride meeting the

has staked its hopes on deeper political cooperation especially from its biggest economy germany. europe cannot be successful document i also believe to. be successful we got europe for political integration and the understanding that the euro and europe have become intricately connected is more than shared at the moment merkel has time and again driven that point home saying if the euro fails here are both fail and that argument could hardly be more cogent at a time when the crisis not only threatens to wreak havoc on the european economy but also in danger its political stability or well all the parties concerned seem to acknowledge they need for a concerted approach and practice the will to make this happen is still lacking and with a series of departures and governments across that you the current structure of european institutions seems to be slowly losing relevance alternately this comes at the expense of domestic politics where does the extreme right has been gaining momentum as a backlash against the euro zone's failure so really not just the economy but also domestic poli

has staked its hopes on deeper political cooperation especially from its biggest economy germany. europe cannot be successful i also believe that germany cannot be successful without europe penchant for political integration and the understanding that the euro and europe have become intricately connected is more than shared at the moment merkel has time and again driven that point home saying if the euro fails europe will fail and that argument could hardly be more cogent at a time when the crisis not only threatens to wreak havoc on the european economy but also in danger its political stability or while all the parties concerned seem to acknowledge the need for a concerted approach in practice the will to make this happen is still lacking and with a series of departures and governments across the e.u. the current structure of european institutions seems to be slowly losing relevance ultimately this comes at the expense of domestic politics where it is the extreme right has been gaining momentum as a backlash against the euro zone's failure so really not just the economy but also

is very important that they will continue to cooperate with that pursuit of cooperation will in no way be limited or changed or changed the plans for missile defense shield and then from secretary general rasmussen of nato we heard again praise for the statement on dialogue and cooperation but he say he's disappointed by president medvedev statement that it's not in the spirit of russia nato cooperation but again if you look at a map you will see very clearly that nato is rapidly expanding eastwards on russia's west a eastwards on russia's western border you have the united states and their bases all throughout the middle east and then up russia's eastern seaboard you have bases in japan and south korea so basically russia is being surrounded and it's pretty easy to understand why this is such a major concern for their national security. and i want to know how you think russia's warnings over america's missile shield plans will play out you can head to our website harty dot com and cast your vote if you believe it could trigger a new arms race opinion is split between those who think r

very important that they will continue to cooperate but that pursuit of cooperation will in no way be limited or changed or changed the plans for missile defense shield and then from secretary general rasmussen of nato we heard again praise for the statement on dialogue and cooperation but he say that he is disappointed by president medvedev statement that it's not in the spirit of russia nato cooperation but again if you look at a map you will see very clearly that nato is rapidly expanding eastwards on russia's what's eastwards on russia's western border you have the united states and their bases all throughout the middle east and then up russia's eastern seaboard you have bases in japan and south korea so basically russia is being surrounded and it's pretty easy to understand why this is such a major concern for their national security. and he said no reporting now we want to know how you think russia's warnings over america's missile shield plans will play out you can head to our website r.t. dot com and cast your vote let's have the full screen and see the results so far while th

is very important that they will continue to cooperate but that pursuit of cooperation will in no way be limited or changed or changed the plans for missile defense shield and then from secretary general rasmussen of nato we heard again praise for the statement on dialogue and cooperation but he say that he is disappointed by president medvedev statement that it's not in the spirit of russia nato cooperation but again if you look at a map you will see very clearly that nato is rapidly expanding eastwards on russia's west eastwards on russia's western border you have the united states and their bases all throughout the middle east and then up russia's eastern seaboard you have bases in japan and south korea so basically russia is being surrounded and it's pretty easy to understand why this is such a major concern for their national security. so at least in our reporting right now from outside the credit card we are inviting you to get involved with us here at our team we want to know how you think that russia's warnings over america's missile shield plans will play out here to our webs

cooperation on matters like energy climate change security dealing with terrorism and so on the euros are part of the european union and the part that frankly is now working very badly indeed when you think about that charles i mean i would i would be a bit of a different being of the european union and the the euro have to go hand in hand to have the union but you just go back to the what is it the european economic cooperation the e.c. i mean i would betray my age ok i mean you go there now did you get a no no the right not only one reactor that i had. yes look the german constitutional court has said that the european union is not a federation it's an association of sovereign states but the european union and the federalist dream remains that for the moment but it doesn't mean that the european union itself comes to an end it's the union of cooperating sovereign states ok charles what is the how do you see the fate of the time the euro and the european union together i mean can they go their separate ways if this point. i would i would i would disagree rather strongly with that vie

griffith from virginia is recognized for one minute. >> cooperation, cooperation. but there is no cooperation. two months ago we asked the white house for the cooperation and still we wait. every step of the way the minority has opposed this investigation. i would like all the information on this matter to be public. a half a billion dollars of taxpayer money gone. 75 million subordinated, making the taxpayers second place or second class creditors and in my opinion in violation of the law and the american people need to know who was involved in the decision-making process. who knew what, when. and when did they know it? it appears the subpoena is the only way to truly find out this information. i yield back. >> gentleman yields back. appears to me there is no further opening statements. chair calls up the resolution and asks the clerk to report. >> a resolution offered by mr. stearns. be it resolved by the subcommittee on oversight and investigations that upon the adoption of this resolution the chairman of the committee on energy and commerce may authorize and is

we don't want an arms race we want cooperation we live in the time when confrontation turns to cooperation and i give a good wise to your minister of foreign affairs for mr lavrov to accept the invitation to be engaged and i think our principles are very clear it is transparently predictability corp and it is not as russia is in gauged in the system and i seemed we can dispel all misperceptions and misunderstandings we have turned up one of the arguments i know russian diplomats have is that if this system can damage russia as nato claims then then then what proves it if nato isn't ready to give legally binding guarantees to moscow this system cannot dummy's russia. this is not directed against russia this directed against common threats maybe stress against russia and against nato countries. if you will speak about. legally binding assurance i say this system is based on trust the system is based on confidence we can put it in writing you can get it written but as seen if you look for an international treaty that is it will last a long time but that is not what is necessary and they don't

is very important that they will continue to cooperate but that pursuit of cooperation will in no way be limited or changed or changed the plans for missile defense shield and then from secretary general rasmussen of nato we heard again praise for the statement on tile log and cooperation but he say he's disappointed by president medvedev statement that it's not in the spirit of russia nato cooperation but again if you look at a map you will see very clearly that nato is rapidly expanding eastwards on russia as well as the eastwards on russia's western border you have the united states and their bases all throughout the middle east and then up russia's eastern seaboard you have bases in japan and south korea so basically russia is being surrounded and it's pretty easy to understand why this is such a major concern for their national security team is now reporting right there outside the kremlin the head of russia's state and foreign affairs committee a constantine cause such off's moscow's concerns over u.s. missile defense plans in its own backyard not baseless. it is not russia who

neighboring india is increasingly worried about this cooperation. but pakistani leaders stress the military alliance is not directed at any particular country. but the military cooperation between the two countries is not limited to anti-terrorism measures. pakistan is also negotiating to purchase the latest chinese-made fighter jet, as well as submarines. the united states is pakistan's biggest donor and ally in the fight against terrorism, but relations between the two countries have soured. pakistan hopes that china will help it procure the latest. hideki yui, nhk world, islamabad. >>> delegates from 18 nations met for last weekend's east asia summit have compiled a chairman statement that considers an expansion of the framework for talks and maritime issues. the move is seen as an attempt to deal with the growing risk between china and other claim mants of territorial sovereignty in the nation. the statement includes a japanese proposal to expand the maritime forum to cover a wider area of east asia. the annual forum was set up to discuss mariti

is very important that they will continue to cooperate with that pursuit of cooperation will in no way be limited or changed or changed the plans for missile defense shield and then from secretary general rasmussen of nato we heard again praise for the statement on dialogue and cooperation but he say he's disappointed by president medvedev statement that it's not in the spirit of russia nato cooperation but again if you look at a map you will see very clearly that nato is rapidly expanding eastwards on russia's what's eastwards on russia's western border you have the united states and their bases all throughout the middle east and then up russia's eastern seaboard you have bases in japan and south korea so basically russia is being surrounded and it's pretty easy to understand why this is such a major concern for their national security. and our reporting right now just outside the kremlin the head of russia's state duma foreign affairs committee that have a constant and cause such offsets that moscow has concerns of a u.s. missile defense plans in its backyard and not baseless. it is

is very important that they will continue to cooperate with that pursuit of cooperation will in no way be limited or changed or changed the plans for missile defense shield and then from secretary general rasmussen of nato we heard again praise for the statement on dialogue and cooperation but he say he's disappointed by president medvedev statement that it's not in the spirit of russia nato cooperation but again if you look at a map you will see very clearly that nato is rapidly expanding eastwards on russia's what's eastwards on russia's western border you have the united states and their bases all throughout the middle east and then up russia's eastern seaboard you have bases in japan and south korea so basically russia is being surrounded and it's pretty easy to understand why this is such a major concern for their national security. and economic reporting right there but we would like to know what you think of the subject of missile defense if you go to our website amanpour dot com you can take part in our latest poll that separate out the numbers here today we're asking you what

, cooperation, but there is no cooperation. two months ago we passed the white house for cooperation, and still we wait. every step of the way, the minority has opposed to this investigation. i want all of this information to be public. $75 million subordinated, making the taxpayers second class creditors. the american people need to know who was involved in the decisionmaking process. it appears a subpoena is the only way to find out disinformation. -- this information. >> of the gentlemen at yields back. there are no further opening statements. >> resolution offered by mr. sterns. be resolved by the subcommittee on oversight and investigation doubt upon the adoption of this resolution, the chairman of the committee on energy and commerce may authorize and issue subpoenas to both william daley, white house chief of staff, and bruce reed, the office of the vice-president relating to the committee's investigation of the following matter. a loan guarantee made to solyndra by the united states department of energy in september of

, cooperation, but there is no cooperation. two years ago, we asked, and still, we wait. i would like all information on this matter to be public. half a billion dollars of taxpayer money gone. $75 million subordinated making the tax payers second-rate or second class taxpayers and in my mind a violation of the law, and the american people need to know who is involved in the decisionmaking process, who knew what when, and when did they know it. it seems the subpoena is the only way to truly fine of this situation. i yield back. >> it appears to me there are no other further statements. we ask the clerk to report. >> a resolution offered. be it resolved by the subcommittee on oversight and investigation that upon the adoption of this resolution, the chairman may authorize an issue subpoenas to both, 1, william daley, white house chief of staff, or the appropriate custodian of records, white house, and, two, bruce reed, a staff of the vice president, where appropriate custodian of records, the office of the vice president, relati

is very important that they will continue to cooperate but that pursuit of cooperation will in no way be limited or changed or changed the plans for missile defense shield so a very pretty much blatant statement that the statement that came out of the kremlin are on a wednesday is not going to change their plans and then from secretary general rasmussen of nato we heard again praise for the top for the statement on dialogue and cooperation but he say that he is disappointed by president medvedev statement that it's not in the spirit of russia nato cooperation but again if you look at a map you will see very clearly that nato is rapidly expanding eastwards on russia's what's eastwards on russia's western border you have the united states and their bases all throughout the middle east and then up russia's eastern seaboard you have bases in japan and south korea so basically russia is being surrounded and it's pretty easy to understand why this is such a major concern for their national security all right aneesh thanks very much indeed for bringing us this update he's now reporting from

is very important that they will continue to cooperate with that pursuit of cooperation will in no way be limited or changed or changed the plans for missile defense shield and then from secretary general rasmussen of nato you heard again praise for the statement on tile and cooperation but he say he's disappointed by president bush made a statement that it's not in the spirit of russia nato operation but again if you look at a map you will see very clearly that nato is rapidly expanding eastwards on russia's west eastwards on russia's western border you have the united states and their bases all throughout the middle east and then up russia's eastern seaboard you have bases in japan and south korea so basically russia is being surrounded and it's pretty easy to understand why this is such a major concern for their national security talks and it's in our reporting right there just outside the kremlin i mean time the head of russia's state duma foreign affairs committee constantine cause such off says that moscow is concerns of a u.s. missile defense plans in its own backyard not basele

very important that they will continue to cooperate but that pursuit of cooperation will in no way be limited or changed or changed the plans for missile defense shield and then from secretary general rasmussen of nato we heard again praise for the top of her for the statement on dialogue and cooperation but he say he's disappointed by president rate of statement that it's not in the spirit of russia nato ration but again if you look at a map you will see very clearly that nato is rapidly expanding eastwards are on russia's what's eastwards on russia's western border you have the united states and their bases all throughout the middle east and then up russia's eastern seaboard you have bases in japan and south korea to basically russia is being surrounded and it's pretty easy to understand why this is such a major concern for their national security. money for now reporting there well we can now go back to our top story the situation on the serve and cause for border and we here in the troops are reportedly use special equipment to remove concrete barriers there and put up a barbed wi

very important that they will continue to cooperate with that pursuit of cooperation will in no way be limited or changed or changed the plans for missile defense shield and then from secretary general rouse and sort of nato we heard again praise for the statement on dialogue and cooperation but you say that he is disappointed by president rate of statement but it's not in the spirit of russia nato cooperation but again if you look at a map you will see very clearly that nato is rapidly expanding eastwards on russia's was a eastwards on russia's western border you have the united states and their bases all throughout the middle east and then up russia's eastern seaboard you have bases in japan and south korea to basically russia is being surrounded and it's pretty easy to understand why this is such a major concern for their national security and we want to know how you think russians warnings over america's missile shield plans will play out and head over to our web site r t v dot com and cast your vote. most of you believe they could trigger a new arms race opinion is split betwee

is very important that they will continue to cooperate but that pursuit of cooperation will in no way be limited or changed or changed the plans for missile defense shield and then from secretary general rasmussen of nato we heard again praise for the statement on dialogue and you operation but when you say he is disappointed by president medvedev statement that it's not in the spirit of russia nato cooperation but again if you look at a map you will see very clearly that nato is rapidly expanding eastwards on russia's what's eastwards on russia's western border you have the united states and their bases all throughout the middle east and then up russia's eastern seaboard you have bases in japan and south korea so basically russia is being surrounded and it's pretty easy to understand why this is such a major concern for their national security. but as the euro zone's members continue to hold high france and germany say they will propose changing e.u. treaties to improve financial governance in the region president sarkozy and chancellor merkel have been talking in strasbourg where th

is very important that they will continue to cooperate with that pursuit of cooperation will in no way be limited or changed or changed the plans for missile defense shield and then from secretary general rasmussen of nato we heard again praise for the top for the statement on dialogue and cooperation but he say he's disappointed by president medvedev statement that it's not in the spirit of russia nato cooperation but again if you look at a map you will see very clearly that nato is rapidly expanding eastwards are on russia's what's eastwards on russia's western border you have the united states and their bases all throughout the middle east and then up russia's eastern seaboard you have bases in japan and south korea to basically russia is being surrounded and it's pretty easy to understand why this is such a major concern for their national security and he's now reporting there also had to sour justice in the dock while the fate of market on these captured son remains unclear we're reporting why saif al islam isn't being extradited to the hague and the fear is he may never receive a

it cannot get any more cooperation from iran. i think the time has come that the board of governors probably needs to pass a resolution calling on iran to cooperate with the i.a.e.a. and give them some time to cooperate and probably if they don't, this would then be referred to the security council for further consideration. >> suarez: quickly before we go, is there any way to know, today, late in 2011, what the state of play is in these various iranian plants? >> their enrichment program isn't working very well. the report today shows they continue to have problems. they're more slowly deploying the advanced centrifuges than iran had intended. the ability to make weapon-grade uranium is not going so well in iran. what we don't know is how much progress has iran made on weaponization? but the evidence supports that they're not able to build a reliable war head to put on a ballistic missile, that they did not finish that work in 2003 and it remains unfinished today. >> suarez: david albright, thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >

, cooperation, but there is no cooperation. two months ago we passed the white house for cooperation, and still we wait. every step of the way, the minority has opposed to this investigation. i want all of this information to be public. $75 million subordinated, making the taxpayers second class creditors. the american people need to know who was involved in the decisionmaking process. it appears a subpoena is the only way to find out disinformation. >> of the gentlemen at yields back. there are no further opening statements. >> resolution offered by mr. stern. be resolved by the subcommittee on oversight and investigation doubt upon the adoption of this resolution, the chairman of the committee on energy and commerce may authorize an issue subpoenas to both william daley, white house chief of staff, and bruce grade -- reed, the office of the vice-president relating to the committee's investigation of the following matter. a loan guarantee made to solyndra by the united states department of energy in september of 2009. >> mr. c

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it cannot get any more cooperation from iran. i think the time has come that the board of governors probably needs to pass a resolution calling on iran to cooperate with the i.a.e.a. and give them some time to cooperate and probably if they don't, this would then be referred to the security council for further consideration. >> suarez: quickly before we go, is there any way to know, today, late in 2011, what the state of play is in these various iranian plants? >> their enrichment program isn't working very wel. the report today shows they continue to have problems. they're more slowly deploying the advanced centrifuges than iran had intended. the ability to make weapon-grade uranium is not going so well in iran. what we don't know is how much progress has iran made on weaponization? but the evidence supports that they're not able to build a reliable war head to put on a ballistic missile, that they did not finish that work in 2003 and it remains unfinished today. >> suarez: david albright, thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >>

there is no way that you can have the full cooperation of a country if you will not take that country's interests along unfortunately the international coalition led by the united states and understand it's failed to do that box and has been used as a punching bag pipes and has been blamed for the failures of the international coalition in afghanistan which are glaring major failures there that cannot continue and i think pakistanis have been reviewing this for a long time but still maintain their cooperation with the united states but no more and i think the time has come for me not certainly over the past two years we've seen a reports where errant drone strikes have taken all civilians even so far as to accidentally as they say taking out wedding parties but can i ask you this how far can pakistan realistically take this he gets billions in cash and military aid from the u.s. which it heavily relies upon. you know the question of aid is really overrated and exaggerated there is no aid coming to pakistan for the past one year certainly the military aid has completely stopped there is