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>>> coming up, ten years after the attac of 9/11, the complicated state of interfaith relations. >>> also, the painful controversy over how to honor those lost on 9/11. >> and the religious relief effort to help the victims of hurricane irene. >>> major funding for "religion & ethics newsweekly" is provided by the lily endowment, an indianapolis-based private family foundation dedicated to its founders' interest in religion, community development, and education. additional funding by mutual of america, designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. and the corporation for public broadcasting. >> welcome. i'm bob abernethy. it's good to have you with us as we begin this 15th year of "religion and ethics newsweekly." we will have a story on the large-scale operation now large-scale operation now under way by religious groups to help those hurt by hurricane irene. but first, as the 10 year anniversary of september 11th nears, we begin our special coverage of the lingering consequences for the still grieving families, for interfai

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and we have a firsthand account of the morning of chaos on capitol hill as the attac unfolded. plus, something new. last night, many of you watched the newshour's coverage of the president's jobs speech and our analysis from two economists. what you may not know is that there was much more reporting online, and it involved a little digital magic. at a desk in our newsroom sits teresa gorman, tasked with heading up our social media work. last night, she wasn't just watching the speech; she was clipping excerpts and cataloging reaction in near-real time using some new tools for journalism. teresa was using a service called snappytv. here's how it works. every night, we live-stream our broadcast so people can view it on their computers or smart phones. last night, as she watched our coverage, teresa selected key sound bites from the speech and the analysis, and put them into an online story. now, that story looks different from ones you'd read in a newspaper or even an internet blog. it's created with a tool called "storify" that allows us to insert video, still pictures, links to

. >>> mahmoud ahminedjad incites a walkout at the united nation with a speech full of fierce attac attackshtened concern about raund its nuclear capabilities. susan rice is the united states ambassador to the united nations. thanks for joining us. quickly on iran, is there any doubt from the u.s. government's perspective that iran is trying to build a nuclear bomb? >> we are gravely concerned about iran's nuclear ambitions and their nuclear program and that's why we've taken such aggressive steps to try to set them back. the most important step we took was a little over a year ago here at the united nations when we got the toughest sanctions regime on iran imposed. we've also paired that with strong domestic legislation and utilized that to its fullest ability. we've got the european union and a number of important trading partners to increase the economic pressure and that is precisely because we're concerned about the program and it has to either be resolved, we hope, through negotiations or if not, through increased pressure. >> but as far as the intelligence is concerned, you think tha