does support the president s new panel. this are significant developments over the last several decades that can be taken into consideration. france has gone forward with recycling. they re having a lot of success with that program. reporter: but one energy industry executive points out the united states has other types of nuclear fuel that cannot be so easily recycled from places like my value facilities where they process fuel for nuclear powered ships and submarines. brian, thankses. coming up at 8:38, christine todd whitt map, from the energy coalition and robert f. kennedy jr. will join to us debate the nuclear power controversy. good idea or bad idea? 30 minutes after the hour. that means it s time for this morning s top stories. toyota saying a corolla recall could be the next step. they re looking into a possible problem with the power steering. the reported capture of the number two taliban leader mullah abdul ghani baradar is being
abdul began it any baradar is now in custody. what is he telling interrogators about the terror network and could this be the beginning of the end of the war in afghanistan? a live report from pakistan just ahead. plus his story has been a big mystery, but now researchers have uncovered incredible new details in to the life and death of the boy king tut. we ll tell you what s been uncovered. but we begin with more possible trouble for toyota as the u.s. government tightens the screws. the company held another news conference in tokyo overnight announcing that it is investigating a possible problem withhe corolla s power steering. toyota s president also saying the company will cooperate with washington, but he won t be coming it to the united states to answer any questions. kim has all the highlights. she s live in tokyo. reporter: good morning. well, we heard today toyota trying to be a little more transparent, so we he got administer detail about its recall and how it