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This was three days after he had been inaugurated, four days after he had been shot in an assassination plot planned by the friends of the man goebel had just succeeded as governor who then tried to stay on the job. how did they not make this into a movie? let's play oddball. instead we go to iran, where it's aerospace technology day, or at least that's what the guy on iranian state tv tells us. on the heels of president obama canceling trips to the moon, a show of force from iranian, the country has spent turtles into space. if you think this will open up a diplomatic can of worms, you are ...

Instead we go to iran, where it's aerospace technology day, spfr at least that's what the g on iranian state tv tells us. on the heels of president obama canceling trips to the moon, a show of force from iranian, the country has spent turtles into space. if you think this will open up a diplomatic can of worms, you are correct, sir. there they are. the latest in persian spacecraft technology, a ten-foot research rocket, carrying aboard some brave pioneers, a few worms, some turtles, and a rat. president ahmadinejad says he hopes human astronauts will follow and the rat has no nuclear capabilit...

People would say in that industry. stuart varney, always good to talk to you, sir. >> thank you. bill: i said they wanted this company. there's stu. we've got new troubles, martha, for the japanese automaker toyota, and this time it involves the popular new preerous hybrid. regulators say they've received 100 complaints about faulty brakes for that car, there are at least two reports of crashes resulting in injuries thus far we're told and u.s. automakers are taking advantage of the miss fortune, ford sales up a whopping 25 percent for january and gm posting a 14 percent increase over that s...

>> a launch like that is obviously a provocative act, but the president believes that it's not too late for iran to do the right thing, come to the table with the international community and live up to its international obligations. >> bret: well, iran today blasted a research rocket into space. that rocket contained a mouse, two turtles and a can of worms. but it was really the duel use prospect of this that raised some eyebrows in the intelligence community here in the u.s. what about iran and where we are and where we are going. we are back with the panel, charles? >> there has been a lot o...

One day charles said i think it's worth noting that it's an incredibly large leap between a mouse in space and nuke in new york. and if they were closer to that research rocket being a real piece of getting them closer to that, they would have put a monkey on it. they would have -- you know, that's a pretty big leap to make. >> half the -- not a question of the pay load but can you achieve orbit? >> it is very much a size of the pay load. it's a technological. it's a ginormous gap. [ laughter ] >> bret: let's quickly talk about what we heard from the intelligence director this week on capitol ...