GEORGE W. BUSH, PRES. OF THE UNITED STATES: We talked about economic development. Of course, I brought up energy to the president. He and I talked about the situation in the Nigerian Delta. He talked to me about his strategy to deal with the energy issue. And finally, I appreciate the decision he made regarding Charles Taylor. In my visit last week with the president of Liberia, we talked about Charles Taylor. The fact that Charles Taylor will be brought to justice in a court of law will help Liberia and is a signal, Mr. President, of your deep desire for there to be peace in your neighborhood. So welcome to the Oval Office. It's good to have you here, sir.</s>OLUSEGUN OBASANJO, PRESIDENT OF NIGERIA: Thank you very much, sir. And, as usual, I want to thank you for a warm and</s>BUSH: Thank you, sir. Thank you.</s>KAGAN: We've been watching a videotape shot in the White House of President Bush and the president of Nigeria, President Obasanjo, as he comes to greet him. A lot of talk about Charles Taylor, the former head of Liberia, who had been in Nigeria, was trying to escape that country as well. He is wanted on war crimes, and he and his family were captured, trying to flee Nigeria at the border. He is now in custody on his way to Liberia. We have a lot more news ahead, including a great hero story. You're going to want to stay tuned for that. We'll get to it in just a minute.
Bush Meets with Nigerian President