. >> reporter: the market was shut down thursday after police arrested the owner un lahr for selling synthetic marijuana also known as k2. police got a tip the owner was selling k2 out of store, so they launched an investigation. during that investigation they determined the owner was only selling the drug to teenagers and college students with identification. november 3rd they seized a large quantity of synthetic marijuana, currency and drug paraphernalia. >> in addition to the search warrant served there, there were two additional searches at homes owned by the suspects. >>> investigators also found synthetic marijuana, currency and paraphernalia at those locations. >> it's pretty mind boggling to find out that she's selling drugs. >> reporter: the street value of the synthetic marijuana is about $20,000. 59-year-old lahr is in jail facing several charges including possession with intent to distribute. >> wisdom martin reporting. >>> an update on a terror plot targeting the d.c. area. at a hearing today an fbi agent testified that rezwan ferdas said it was his mission. he wanted to

it's wildly lahr. our other news broadcasts to iran are also providing a very useful service, and it's one way americans have of reaching the iranian people. so it's, frankly, very cost effective and very much needed. >> host: david ensor, you mentioned the iranian show. we want to show just a little bit from their appearance on the daily show. >> i had to have the freedom that i wanted to have inside my home. and when i want to go out, i had to lie all the time, you know? ingso this kind of lifestyle thi had and lots of people of my generation they have right now inside iran cause all this anger, revenge and everything. but with we're trying to transform all of this into humor and say whatever we want to say with this dark, angry humor, but in a civil way, you know? >> ahmadinejad came to columbia, one of the most well respected schools of all time, and he stood in front of the whole world and said, there are no gays in iran. that's all you need to ask. from then on, you have the show. [laughter] >> h

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. >> on his web site, america's most wanted says rohman is a convicted burling lahr -- burglar last seenida. he told officer robinson he was only in d.c. for about 20 minutes. >>> the republicans running for president held another debate last night. the candidates started talking about the economy but at one point rick perry seemed to forget has main talking points and herman cain's sexual harassment claim also came up. >> reporter: the debate kicking off with candidates discussing europe's financial troubles affecting the u.s. >> focus on the domestic economy first. there is not a lot that the united states can directly do for italy right now because they are really way beyond the point of return. >> we do not need to step in to bail out banks eatinger in in europe or banks here in the u.s. >> reporter: the debate briefly touching on sexual harrassment allegations against herman cain. >> for every one person that comes forward with a false accusation, there are thousands who would say none of that sort of activity ever came from hypothermia appear cain. >> reporter: mitt romney also ask

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one of elements that was most controversial, maybe most controversial amongst democrats, most pop or lahrg -- pop lar monks the -- amongst the public was welfare reform. i've written about this and defended this as focusing on the centrality of work the organize people's lives. but it was a tough sell to some ec tent on capitol hill, particularly amongst our democratic friends. goody, you were up there working the issue, and people -- there had been the experience particularly amongst previous presidents who used it as a kind of racial, divisive issue. in the end of the day, how'd you bring democrats onboard in order to support what became a comprehensive welfare reform proposal? >> well, there's a little irony in how that worked because i think part of the answer is that when we had loyal core supporters threatening to abandon us and, indeed, ultimately leave the administration, um, in some cases that, i think, brought some added credibility as we sought for votes of support on the center. i think it also should be said that we got a little more help from the republican side than we migh