julie curst, what s the latest from pakistan into his claim that he did get bomb training this? we know an f.b.i. team is in pakistan this weekend and one of the things they want to find out, of course, is whether a foreign terrorist money helped finance that operation. remember, faisal shahzad has told u.s. investigators that he was trained in the tribal area where both al-qaeda and the pakinstani taliban operate. today pakistan s interior minister said pakistan is cooperating with the u.s. and pakistan is working to confirm whether shahzad, a native of pakistan, and a u.s. citizen, met with the head of the pakinstani taliban and the group s chief bomb maker. meanwhile today, i should add the new york times is reporting on its web site that top u.s. officials, including general stanley mccrystal, are warning pakistan that the u.s. wants urgent action against islamic militants in that area. we heard pretty early on that
the source of that cash. officials say he traveled often to pakistan and spent five months there before returning to the u.s. in february. so where did he get the cash if he didn t have a job? big question. big question indeed. julie, thanks. federal investigators investigating the cause of the stock market plunge on thursday. the sudden drop leaving wall street stunned. one possibility being looked into was that a trader accidentally hit a wrong button triggering a massive selloff. that s possible? rick, i m looking to you for the answer. the white house now throwing cold water on the idea that a typo sent wall street into a nose dive. two days after a 1,000 point drop in the dow, washington and wall street still don t have an explanation for exactly what happened. but an emerging theory is high speed computerized trades that are supposed to safeguard markets could actually be the culprit here.