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Purpose. jon: congressman, thank you. jane: want to take you to the white house where robert gibbs is talking about the suspect in the times square incident. let's take a listen. >> there are many, many mechanisms that would allow you to prevent somebody from flying which is what happened in this case. the cbp takes a locked manifest that's required to be filed 30 minutes before a flight with people that are on the plane. that was checked against that list, and the individual was removed from the plane. >> are there consequences for an airline that doesn't keep someone who is on a no-fly list ...

And combative college kid i ever dealt with. jon: i understand that yeardley love's computer could hold important information. what's the latest? >> reporter: yeah. in looking through these affidavits, an officer says huguely admitted he had been committed with yeardley love by e-mail. he also admitted to taking her computer from her apartment and getting rid of hit. he did ultimately tell the officers where the computer was, they have retrieved it. charlottesville chief says thai investigating -- they're investigating reports he may have threatened her by text or e-mail. family and friends ar...

Congress who have suggested we should retroactively change that law to make it a $10 billion figure. where do you fall? >> well, look, we had the oil pollution act of 1990 after the alaska valdese issue up there. there's an exception to that 75 million. there are a number of exceptions and outlines, and actually we've looked at the oil production act and even as you start to apply it to this case here in the gulf, i think there's enough protections there because it's not just a flat 75 million. there's certain categories that have to be paid. some are unlimited, some are capped, the damages. a...

Police had to subdue him with a taser. shannon bream has more from washington. what are we learning about the suspect's earlier police confrontations, shannon? >> reporter: well, in an arrest last year in lexington, virginia, he was described as belligerent and drunk and falling into the street going into oncoming traffic. an officer who was on the scene responding to a different issue did see him and tried to get ahold of him. he ended up being very, very belligerent with her, and this officer says that he was out of control. she says, quote, he used colorful statements such as i'll kill all ...

Born in new york and held incommunicado by the military for six years, the justice department withdrew the complaint which effectively took the jurisdiction away from it. so the issue of whether or not what senator lieberman has suggested which you've just articulated could be done has never been authorized by the supreme court. in all of our history and all prior supreme court decisions would seem to indicate it could never happen, that the constitution protects persons, americans or not, whenever the government is going after them. now, if we had declared war, that would be a different story...