Today (NBC) (Western) - 2005-09-05 - 2 of 2
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[0:00] many people out as they can. We're going
[0:02] to take you along on some high stakes
[0:03] missions.
[0:04] >> And President Bush is headed back to the
[0:06] region this morning. His schedule
[0:08] completely rearranged after his
[0:10] administration has been slammed for what
[0:12] many people called an unacceptable and
[0:14] slow response to this disaster. Also,
[0:17] new questions today about the man the
[0:19] president chose to head up the Federal
[0:20] Emergency Management Agency, Michael
[0:22] Brown. Where did he come from? And was
[0:24] he really ready for such a big job?
[0:27] We're going to take an in-depth look.
[0:29] >> Before we get to that though, President
[0:30] Bush's announcement this morning that he
[0:32] wants John Roberts to be the next US
[0:34] Supreme Court Chief Justice. NBC's
[0:36] justice correspondent Pete Williams is
[0:38] outside the Supreme Court with more on
[0:40] that this morning. Pete, good morning.
[0:42] Matt, good morning to you. The news
[0:43] comes as they're preparing for the
[0:45] public funeral tomorrow for Chief
[0:47] Justice Renquist. An opportunity for
[0:49] people to pay their respects here at the
[0:50] Supreme Court tomorrow and again
[0:52] Wednesday and then the funeral Wednesday
[0:54] afternoon. But the president's
[0:55] announcement, if confirmed, would make
[0:57] John Roberts the third youngest Chief
[0:59] Justice ever and the youngest in more
[1:01] than 200 years. The president says the
[1:04] Senate should move quickly because he
[1:05] says senators are already familiar with
[1:08] John Roberts.
[1:10] The past two months, members of the
[1:12] United States Senate
[1:14] and the American people have learned
[1:15] about the career and character of Judge
[1:17] Roberts.
[1:19] They l