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Nonetheless, here's charlie rangel last night in the 8:00 hour talking about the trouble. >> i don't want to be critical of the committee but common sense dictates that members of congress should not be held responsible for what could be the wrong doing or mistakes or errors of staff unless there's reason to believe that the member knew or should have known. >> ok, so what he's saying there is ok, it was illegal what we did but i just went because my staff members told me that it was legal. so why am i in trouble if they're the ones, those two idiot staff members of mine, are to blame? >> one ...

His own company website excore yating the irs, talking about 30 years with the tax people, not only the federal tax people but tax authorities in california where his license to do business was twice suspended because he wasn't paying his taxes and he talks about losing something like $50,000 with tax problems with the irs. so they haven't, as i understand it, keith, they haven't found anything other than this, no separate note at home. but, you know, they're still looking. >> is there any question about the nature of the fireball that was discussed by those witnesses? was there some suspicion...

Reports are that he had some type of argument with his wife the night before. again, the fbi are back on scene here. one of the points of investigation will be trying to determine if he has something else other than the fuel that he had in his plane. >> nbc's thanh truong on the scene in austin, texas. thanks for the report. joseph stack left a 3,000-word manifesto online at his website and he essentially made the final clicks on it yesterday morning just before this incident. in his statement, he rages against the government, specifically the internal revenue service and all the penalties and...

>> there could always be something they don't know about. that's why they haven't come out formally and said that was the reason. it sure looks that way. it sure seems that the plane was directly flown into the building. there's this 3,000-word essay on his own company website excore yating the irs, talking about 30 years with the tax people, not only the federal tax people but tax authorities in california where his license to do business was twice suspended because he wasn't paying his taxes and he talks about losing something like $50,000 with tax problems with the irs. so they haven't, as ...

Justice correspondent, pete williams, who has been following this story from washington since it broke this afternoon. pete, good evening. >> good evening, keith. >> this phrase, "officials suspect he crashed his plane on purpose and are investigating," is that not obvious, or could there be something else to this that we don't know about it? >> there could always be something else that they don't know about, which is probably why they have not formally come out and say that is the reason. but it sure looks that way. it sure seems the plane was directly thrown into the building. there's this 3...