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2:45 p.m. you can see the surveillance of the entrance of the senate wing of the capitol. you don't see people hiding bombs or using bayonets or firing weapons. trying to take over the country with insurrection. you see people walking around taking pictures. they don't look like terrorists, they look like tourists. and all of them, by the way, are american. the rest of the footage were shots of surveillance cameras outside of the crypt of the capitol is similar to this. you can look to the left, it's on-line right now. you should. because you'll notice that contrary to what the department of j...

Cancer knee said he's so confident there will be action on the jobs bill that if it doesn't happen, he'll buy the white house press corp. a drink am. >> shep: ed henry, thanksening very much. a top military commander says it's the threat that keeps him awake at night. war zone will not like any other. it's on-line. we'll go live to the heart of the nation's cyber command center next, and it's probably been a while since you heard this. some signs the economy could be bouncing back. the numbers are in. we'll break them down for you. that's next [ male announcer ] you are a business pro.

It's on-line now. it's lengthy. it's detailed. it's very thorough and well worth your time. our thanks to them for that report. we're hearing now about a new trend on the west coast to ease the congestion at emergency rooms. a growing number of hospitals are charging a small fee to allow them to make appointments before they head to the e.r. good idea? anita vogel has more on the controversial policy from l.a. anita? >> reporter: there is nothing more frustrating than sitting in the emergency room waiting to see a doctor, especially when you are feeling lousy. now for a small fee, anywhere fro...

Will immediately come to government and go after the bureaucracy of mubarak, they will go after his ministers, head of parliament, attorney general. it will not be simple. that's why mubarak and his people are trying to delay as much as possible. they understand they will go, but they will put up some defenses before they leave. megyn: i want to ask you about an editorial in the l.a. times today. they assert the following, they say that the muslim brotherhood is not as radical as hamas or hezbollah and that it's only expected to play a minor role in any new government. is that true? >> that's ...