BLITZER: We're getting word that Congresswoman Cynthia McKinney will not be indicted by a grand jury. Let's bring in our Kelli Arena. She's got all the specific details -- Kelli.</s>KELLI ARENA, CNN JUSTICE CORRESPONDENT: Wolf, today's decision by the grand jury is known as a finding of no probable cause. This followed an extensive investigation into allegations that Congresswoman McKinney assaulted a Capitol Hill Police officer. A U.S. attorney here in D.C., Ken Wanestein (ph), put out a statement, Wolf. It says, "We respect the decision of the grand jury in this difficult matter and we thank its members for their hard work and careful consideration of the evidence and testimony." Now, the Department of Justice, Wolf, as you know, usually does not comment on investigations. But when there's overwhelming public interest in a case, they do have the discretion to make a comment. In this case they did. This grand jury decision basically ends that investigation of the congresswoman. She is free and clear -- Wolf.</s>BLITZER: Kelli, thanks very much for that. Kelli Arena reporting. We're also watching William Jefferson, another congressman. He's now back in New Orleans. He's expected to speak. We'll hear what he has to say. The House of Representatives voted earlier today to strip him of his seat on the House Ways and Means Committee. Our Susan Roesgen is in New Orleans. Once he speaks we'll bring you his comments, as well. Coming up, as the war rages in Iraq, a bitter war of words rages in the U.S. Congress. We'll tell you the outcome of today's heated debate. And also coming up, my interview with the new Iraqi ambassador to the United States. Were recent documents seized in Iraq really a treasure trove of information that could mean the end of al Qaeda in Iraq? I'll ask the ambassador. Stay with us.
No Indictment for Congresswoman Cynthia McKinney