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Forward, they will focus on not just holding those responsible for the attempted bombing accountable but will also seek intelligence about intelligent organizations overseas. >> this investigation is ongoing. as are our attempts to gather useful intelligence and we continue to pursue a number of leads. but it's clear that the intent behind this terrorist act was to kill americans. >> and law enforcement authorities worked around the clock for two days to crack the case. customs agents arrested faisal shahzad, a naturalized u.s. citizen who was born in pakistan. he was at j.f.k. airport prepari...

Court. it bears some repeating, he'll appear there today. the time is currently undetermined. but he'll be presented on formal charges. meantime, the new york joint terrorism task force, customs and border protection, the f.b.i. and police are receiving applause for making a swift arrest in this case. they worked around the clock for two days to find out who carried out this fizzled bomb attempt that, if successful, would have killed many people in the heart of times square. >> this investigation is ongoing as are our attempts to gather useful intelligence and we continue to pursue a number of...

And they will continue to pursue a number of leads but it's quite clear as he says the intent behind this terrorist act was to kill americans. customs agents arrested faisal shahzad, a naturalized u.s. citizen born in pakistan. he was at jfk airport preparing to fly to dubai and then pakistan. authorities tracked him down after finding out he paid cash for that s.u.v. that was parked at times square rigged with explosives set to explode, fortunately failing to detonate and following the arrest, congressman peter king of new york issued the following statement: he says the arrest of faisal shah...

Line, "give me a break" and also the title of his best-selling book. and to whom are we saying, give me a break this time. >> the feds for wasting our money on this far north border station and they say they have to spend it, part of the stimulus funds, but, look at where they are spending it. >> reporter: here, for example. this is a border crossing, between canada and northern maine. it is very quiet. >> there are many days, especially in the winter when no cars at all cross the border. >> reporter: still there is a sizable customs station here, it has radiation detectors and a private resid...

Have been dead still don't have their own graves, but the government there has inexplicably declared the emergency is over. >> that decision is stopping even more people from getting the food, water and medicine they need. people who clearly don't agree that things are back to normal. soledad o'brien has the story from port-au-prince. >> reporter: earthquake relief supplies have been flowing in and out of haiti's main airport, bypassing typical customs, delays and taxes imposed on foreign imports. the government didn't impose restrictions allowing the quick distribution of tents and medicines ...