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New concerns about the government agency that oversees the oil business. the minerals management service understated the amount of previous oil spills in the gulf and the potential impact from a spill. that's according to a warning sent late last year from another government agency, noaa. it says when the obama team asked for a risk assessment, mms used outdated information on the frequency of oil spills. and failed to include more recent information from many sources, including a big increase in spills from hurricanes katrina and rita. the head of one watchdog group says this -- >> what you'r...

Him showing up in court, being assigned a defense attorney. so they're going to stretch this out until they get as much information as they can. >> and he's cooperating, even though they have formally read him his miranda rights, saying he doesn't have to without a lawyer but he's still cooperating? >> reporter: exactly. it's very interesting, wolf. but that's critical. we are constantly involved in this battle against terrorism and here's somebody who tried to commit an about of terror, according to the u.s. agents and they're saying he's providing more information. >> let's get some legal an...

>> reporter: wolf, the entire day we've been anticipating that faisal shahzad would be shown here for a presentation before the judge. it's not going to happen today and we're told it will not happen tomorrow. now, why is that? the guidance i'm being given is that the bottom line is he's singing. why stop the tune if that strong isn't over? authorities have said that he is cooperating. he's providing some valuable information. once he's presented before the judge, he there be assigned a defense lawyer. at that point, who knows how much more cooperation there will be? so the government has an i...

We ore following breaking news this hour. we've just learned the suspect in the times square bomb plot will not, repeat, not appear in court today or even tomorrow. our senior correspondent allan chertoff is there in manhattan working the story for us. tell our viewers why the delay. >> reporter: well, wolf, right here in the criminal complaint, it says that shahzad basically admitted to getting training, as you said, getting training in bomb manufacturing and also to transporting that suv and trying to detonate it in times square. so the feds are saying, hey, he's already told us that he did ...

Bridgeport. a year ago became a naturalized u.s. citizen, based on what we're hearing, fran, it doesn't look like there were any red flags as far as he was concerned until the last few days. >> no. that's right, wolf, and you can rest assured that the intelligence and law enforcement communities will go back to make sure did they miss something that should have thrown a red flag. it's interesting that we heard late today the airlines said this guy came and bought his ticket at the last minute it was a red flag that triggered their interest. it's a good thing we had the national targeting cente...