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Newsroom, jamie counter, he's with trip advisers. what do you think, does this thing get approved? does the justice department say, yeah, go ahead? >> yeah, i think it will be approved. there probably will be certain provisions, and the d.o.t. will take a look at it. i do think it'll go through, and there's not that much of an overlap, so it does make sense from a network perspective. jon: northwest is gone, they were a big overseas player, now you've got united and continental, basically you've got three airlines that fly overseas in this country, the new united if it happens, delta and ameri...

Continues to spill, what the daily rate of flow is, but the coast guard's going with the estimate of about 210,000 gallons a day which would make it at least two million gallons of sweet crude in the gulf of mexico. jon: any hope of kind of kinking the pipeline to shut it down? >> reporter: bp continues to hope that maybe today is the day they actually have some success. they're using remotely operated vehicles, basically robotic claws 5,000 feet below the surface controlled by humans up top. and as we have with seen those underwater video clips, it has failed miserably to pinch the pipeline b...

Nuclear weapon, no diplomacy is going to stop them, sanctions are too late, the possibility of regime change won't come in time. so absent preemptive military force by someone, and it won't be the obama administration, the most likely outcome, the near certain outcome, is that iran gets nuclear weapons. that's going to be extremely damaging for american interests in the region and for peace and security there and around the world. jane: that is the view from john bolton, former ambassador to the u.n., as we await these comments from the iranian president. ambassador, thank you for your thought...

Jon: this just into fox news room, the new york police department is now speaking to the registered owner of the suv used in that times square bombing attempt. as police look to speak with a man seen near the vehicle, shortly before a homemade bottom inside the car began smoking and making popping noises. it ultimately did not go off. the guy in the video, seen here, is described as a white male, in his 40s, he's seen stopping to take off a sweatshirt, and he's looking back in the direction of the suv. so where does this investigation stand right now? let's bring in terrorism analyst neil livi...

Security, they're going to try to digitalize this guy and bring out his features right now, they're going to do everything possible to try to identify who left that vehicle and in which direction did he head, and is he trying to escape the country or is he just hunkered down at this point. jon: the fact that it didn't go off, everyone from the police commissioner on down has said we were very fortunate here. >> well, we were. but this guy chose the wrong device. this was the nightmare scenario we're always concerned about. he made an incendiary device and the injuries from that device would ha...