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Murdered by muslim extremist in the netherlands back in 2004, shep. >> shepard: this arrest comes as we hear more and more really about domestic terror cases, it seems like. >> department justice official told us today, in fact, shep, that the number of cases have gone up, quote, dramatically in the past couple of years. in the whole of 2009, 19 u.s. citizens citizens were charged with what are called category 1 terror offices, the worst offenses. already in 201015 u.s. citizens have been charged so department of justice officials and anti-terror officials right across the country very concern...

Cleanup so that they can get skimmers out there and get to it as soon as possible. >> all right. thanks. a 87-year-old woman in boring, oregon, is dead after police jted her with a stun gun. police were responding to a call that the woman was threatening people with a gun. the woman had a pacemaker and heart disease but he's not sure yet what role the tasering played in her death. a coordinated terror plot from norway to great britain to the united states. a foiled al qaeda plan in europe has links to last year's would-be bombing of the new york subway system. let's bring in evan coleman t...

Same newspapers that everybody else does. >> but you're not willing to comment on whether this was a greater reaction? >> i don't know, senator feingold. >> all right. let me go to national security issues that you already discussed a bit with senator feinstein. >> this is democratic senator russell feingold of wisconsin, questioning elena kagan, the president's supreme court nominee. he's moving on now to an issue he cares deeply about, executive power. largely as it applies in terror cases. we're going to take a quick break. before we do, i want to say when we tossed back earlier, support jo...

The times square bomb suspect went back to pakistan looking for help from the taliban. that dramatic claim made today by a senior administration official who says faisal shahzad had an attack in mind when he traveled to pakistan. and top advisers to the president also say the evidence now shows the plot was directed by the pakistani taliban. this development comes amid a big debate over the handling of terror suspects here in the united states. should they be read their rights, or should the rules be stretched to allow investigators more leeway? brian todd has been looking into this story for ...

Ongoing legal discussion which is the best opportunity. >> while stevens has remained a prolific writer his voice on the court didn't emerge until the 1990s when became the longest serving associate justice. this position second only to the chief jus moments of clarence issues in influence allowed him to craft close majorities in dozens of cases. >> he has flourished in that role. he just has one vote like anybody else but it gave him a real kind of strategic perch for marshaling the more liberal lean of the court. >> shannon: this skill enabled stevens to pick up the crucial fifth vote in a s...