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Catchy name captures the name of defeated confederates. that recognition only escalates his violent rebellion. >> in kansas city, the name jesse james catches the eye of a former confederate major turned newspaper man. john edward was a former confederate but he was very sympathetic to what the james were doing because he wanted to oppose reconstruction politics. >> the train robbery is one of the nations first and for john edward, it elevates jesse james to hero status, making him an even stron...

With a catchy name captures the imagination. that recognition escalates his violent rebellion. >> in kansas city the name jesse james catches the eye of a former confederate major turned newspaper man. >> a former confederate and was very sympathetic to what james were doing because he wanted to oppose reconstruction politic in missouri. >> the train robbery is one of the nations first and for john edwards it elevates jesse james to hero status making him an even stronger tool to rally the disgr...

With a catchy name captures the imagination. that recognition escalates his violent rebellion. >> in kansas city the name jesse james catches the eye of a former confederate major turned newspaper man. >> a former confederate and was very sympathetic to what james were doing because he wanted to oppose reconstruction politic in missouri. >> the train robbery is one of the nations first and for john edwards it elevates jesse james to hero status making him an even stronger tool to rally the disgr...

They could b anywhere. not just in boston, because they probably hit the road right after the two explosions. the fbi desperately wants phone tips, but there are other investigative leads the fbi is chasing down tonight. the bags the bos were in could also lead to the bombers. skip, nice to see you. tell me f you wer, if you were investigating these backpacks that were blown part, what would you be doing? >> at the investigative stage, theres a lot. in the history of forensic science, there was ...

They could be anywhere. not just in boston, because they probably hit the road right after the two explosions. the fbi desperately wants phone tips, but there are other investigativles the fbi is chasing down tonight. the bags the bombs were in could also lead to the bombers. skip, nice to see you. tell me f you wer, if you were investigating these backpacks that were blown part, what would you be doing? >> at the investigative stage, theres a lot. in the history of forensic science, there was t...

Is not going to allow what happened today to stop lawmakers from getting answers about what happened. >> now we have our own modern day great train robbery. but it appears we have a heist over half a billion and possibly even willing collaborators, maybe co-conspirators. >> they had a new e-mail revealed from the past july where an official was still telling lawmakers in both parties, they had a sound economic situation, jobs were not in jeopardy, the 1,100 this went up in smoke essentially just...

Executives at solyndra had been spending federal taxpayer money like they were drunken sailors, these executives as you noted pleaded the ath. and at this hearing today, one thing that did happen is lawmakers unveiled yet another damaging email showing that a solyndra official as recently as this summer in july basically said that the economic conditions, the job conditions for everyone who was employed 1100 people, was just fine. that was just weeks before the company went belly up, leading rep...

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ties to the terrorist group in afghanistan. top officials have indicated this week that there is evidence that pakistans intelligence agency is supporting what is called the haqqani network and now going one step further saying they believe that the support is coming from the agencies highest ranks. our pentagon correspondent barbara starr is standing by with the latest. barbara, a lot at stake right now, and what are the officials saying? >> well, wolf, pakistan is supposed to be one ...