the move ccmes afterrevidence surfaced that many enders may have started it without information.e necessary the nuclear operations wants to buy a larger they're prepared to buy all of the 50% stake, that wwuld have brought a third reactor. it said it would not move forward, with the plan. >> there are 109 trees, in the park, and all but one, f them could e cut down, if a new plan ddn't expect the mount vernonn3 conversiin vane to save it. now, joel expllins why. >> it sounds weird. they wann to take out the ttees and it is a beautiful scene here as usual. but, now, they say,,it couud3 look better. at the present times to replace all buu one of thess treesswith ú%unger ones..3 but, many are urging the city to safe the trees instead. 18 million imppovement ppan is funds, and they want to usee3 yyunger trees, and put in a better pattern, and things that you can see here, but, they say, almost half of the trees are either dead or damaged. so, that's why it should not be - big deal. still, tte idea of taking out so many familiar trees, such popular spot is not a popular decision withhthe folks w

so today we would ender into a loan agreement or issue bonds for 30 years. we would agree or you would agree to repay investors that $75 million plus an annual interest rate. historically, that's very low. it's never been lower over the last 50 years. you've seen that in home mortgages. home mortgages are incredibly low. tax exempt bond rates are equally low. we would structure it very similar to a conventional home mortgage. you'll notice on the blue and red bars on page 11, the blue bars are the time in which and the amounts of principle of the $725 million you would repay over time. and -- 75 million you would repay over time. the early years you're paying back mainly interest. and principle is a fairly small amount of that repayment. as time goes on, you're finishing up. there's less principal outstanding, therefore less interest due. it's mainly principle towards the back end. a couple takeaways here. one, we structure this level payment. so you know once we issue fixed rate bonds, you know what you're paying for the next 30 years. in this example, for

so is being involved in a sex scandal no longer the career ender for people in office parties christine for south takes a look. between the sheets many secrets secrets that sometimes. never stray i did not have sexual relations with that but when they do. i've been unfaithful. last year i had an affair everything can change for this reason i am resigning from the office of governor and teaching william jefferson clinton president of the united states. for high crimes and misdemeanors but in the shadows of shame seeds of forgiveness it seems can grow south carolina governor mark sanford who disappeared for six days in june of two thousand and nine was thought by his staff to be hiking on the appalachian trail he was instead ditching his job to cheat on his wife i've developed a relationship with say. what started as a dear dear friend from argentina i hurt her. i hurt you all i don't know why and i heard her voice today governor sanford is not hurting at all when it comes to public support health initialed his term as governor with a fifty five percent approval rating. and in the fight t

it's a conversation ender.hispanics and blacks still approve of obama and we don't know if all of obama's critics are white racists. i think a lot of media organizations trot these polls out in an attempt to tell some story that isn't there. >> the whole story about the left and liberals and democrats deserting obama is overblown. you can see his numbers are still holding up there. in fact, moderates still 54%, still support him. we're at numbers that basically clinton was out. reagan was a little under. george herbert walker bush was the only one who was up at this time in his presidency. these polls don't matter, but they tell us some stories are overblown. >> i don't know that 45% approval is holding up. i'm sure he'd like it to be a little higher. there are other polls with lower numbers. >> you have covered, you get this and the way washington functions in a way few people do and if you look at the culture of division, split any way you want. where do we stand in the divided culture of debate and problem s

got tom miller investigating improper foreclosure proceedings and what's called robosigning by the enders. that is going to slow the proceedings down, but not going to stop the tide of people losing their homes. there are currently 6 million loans. i'm sorry, 5 million loans, that are either deling went or in the initial stages of foreclosure right now. a lot of numbers. i want to talk about the impact. why does this matter to you? if you're in the process of foreclosure, looking to buy or sell a home. christine romans is here to break it down. the author of the new book called "smart is the new rich." for people being foreclosed upon, how does that affect them? >> if i do a little time up here at the beginning of the foreclosure process and in fact, one counselor told us today that anecdotely, he's hearing that banks are reaching out to people before they're in default, trying to work things out with them at the beginning stage of this. but look, if you are later on in the process, you're probably still going to lose the house. it brought you some time t but you're still going to lose it

and is proposals in july, the cab that fits endering risk the lives of many eople and its accommodationith the rent is paid for by having benefits in his proposals now to have two tiers of council tenure do not fit very well when you have one tenant living in a secure accommodation on a fixed rental around 100 pounds a week. a next-door neighbor because of an accident will be paying twice that at least in rent and have no security. how does that say with the notion that were all in it together? >> well, i'll say this to the honorable gentleman. first of all, there's a problem social housing. but frankly, the house to do nothing to address it and we try to reform social hsing provisions with action more homes to build and there is more available in the socially rented properties unlike before we seen recently. he talks about his constituents. he has to ask himself this. was it fair to ask the people of his constituency to fund housing benefit bills to 50, 60, 70,000 pounds a year, totally unaffordable to the woking people. and we have introduced what i think is a perfectly reasonable rul