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fa >>> welcome back. a live look at the u.s. capitol dome and you can see the american flag flying in this foreground also under the american flag the black and white flag for p.o.w.-m.i.-a. >>> a maryland senator says a nitro jen foes ferrous scheme is what they need to restore the chesapeake bay. they have a 2020 deadline for restoration efforts. >>> last night anc commissioners approved the district to close 800 block of vermont avenue for a farmers mark near the white house. it will operate between h and i streets every thursday between 1:00 and 8 p.m. with this hurdle out of the way the marks could open as early as next thursday. >>> here with a traffic update is angie goff. >> we are half way through the 9:00 hour. i'm happy to say things are starting to clear out i'm talking about the accidents we were dealing with all morning. right now the accident on the outer loop at clara barton is gone. we are obviously trailing along here below speed from new hampshire to georgia. i'm estimating that at ten minutes. we will take it

. >>> u2 fa were hoping to find what they were looking for when the band stopped in our region. thousands of concertgoers pact fedex field, and once again, there was a gridlock just trying to get there. did everyone get there when they wanted to prove >> absolutely not. we saw people trickling in after the concert started. i can barely hear bono's voice echoing in the night. thousands of folks are leaving as we speak. once folks got in, they were featured to a show with one of the most famous bands in the world. u2 rocked fedex field before a capacity crowd. the legendary sound confused with the themes social and political filtered through a stadium packed with some 80,000 fans. getting to the field was a challenge. >> we are still partying like rock stars. >> that couple is celebrating their anniversary. to get here, they had to fight through rush-hour traffic on the beltway. >> the last 25 maas took us an hour and 10 minutes. >> it took us about 2.5 hours. the when i saw paul mccurdy, it was 4.5 hours. >> this line right here was about 30 minutes. it would be nicer if it was f

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dove can check on fa runoff from plic roadways. photos give m a clear1 map of how polluted rainwar moves from t farm to the bay. >> this is the lessifarm. this is anim waste, poultry >> smith: big piles it. yeah, it is a big pile, but what's really alarming autr is is you can see what's happened when it's rained. all this water has collected around iand it has formed some leachate te is running do rns. >> smith: th all the stuff in it. >> wh whatever it's collected om that poultry waste. it comes out of these pis here, comes in tre, comes over to here and en it goes under throad and right on down to the minocan rive and right on out to the bay. >> smith: wo and have youested this water right here? >> this is where we'veested. here, there, over ther nd& readings did you get? lonies. theirs was8,392. and nitrog and phosphorous all elevated, clearly indicating that animal waste is invold re. d even arsenic at nine times what the normal backound level would be. so it was lot happening here. smith: farm owner aaron lessig did not resnd

the goal is to do the deep di, the fa finding, and including at the tail end of this implosion, wn the financial systems onts knees, what were the actions taken in tha crews bel of crisis crucible ofrisis. people are ask are we going to embarrass people, that's not our rpose. but factsre when theyre, factturn out to be embarrassingif there was stupid behavior or criminal behaviorthat will come out in the course of is. but this self examination, this accountability that's this respoibility is a fundamental step to reforing the trust the american people and our fincial systems. >>eporter: missing in this seems to be a discussi of thendividualsnvolved. when i tk to people on wall street, some of them say, look it was venalit, people in positions ofresponsibility o were acting against the inrest of sharolders and were acting to line their ow pockets. are u going to cal indiduals up, are you going to look at tirompensation structures, are you going t me names in th sense? >> as i sai, i don think we wod serve our mission well ifll we did was name names. >> will it be part of it? >> it s to

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systically risky firm volcker ys, even if the rules are adopted, we' still have firms thatre "too big to fa." he serves as an outside onomic advisor to the preside, and suorts much of the administration regulatory refo plan. but volcker told conessional lawmakers the proposed rules could encourage en riskier behavi. >> suzanne: anwhile, volcker's former agency was to keep one of the tls it's been using to cope with the financial isis. the federal resee wants to make t term auction facility or t.a.f. permanent. at program's used to make short-term emergencyoans to banks. the central bank is scalinback the lending progras operations becausof the improving economy, buthe fed wants to ep it as an option. >> pau the last few weeks have seen a surprising incrse in merger and acquisition activy on wall street and fothe most part, the deals are being done wh cash, which leus to wonder-- how much cash do companies have on hd, and what will they do witht? scott gurvey gets some awers. >> rorter: what will they do with all that money? ameran corporations are tting on stacks of cash. standa and poor's

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wrote for the book were set to music. ♪ 40ears after the publication of her firstovel with legions of fat atwood has come along way in the younganadian world she herself says w looked on as someing of a freak. you were becoming writer at the time when there really were no role models for it. >> there were but theye dead. there weren't any immedte es for me. i couldn't sit downwith one. in 196there were five novels puished in enish canaday canadian publishers in the whole year. in the whole year. >> tnk you. for being re. >> brown: having help raise the profile of wring in her country, atwood say she'll continue t raise a litecy warning cry for the rest of us. she plans to turn her latest futuristic fiction into a trilogy. you can watch more of ff's interview wi margaret atwood and more of the london theatricaleading on our web site, newshour.p.org. you n also listen to atwood's partne graeme gibson, talk out his new collection of etry and short stories, "the dside book of beasts." again, theajor developments of the day: in a confidential report, e s. commander in afghanistan warn he need

closed two more faing banks. two units ofrwin financial rk the 93rd and 94th closure this year. many of the banks that are struggling to survive the days are local banks that lend to smalbusinesses and consumers. in the past year since the collapse of lehman bthers, most of the lenders that fled ve been community banks with asse under $10 billion. as we wrap up our specia series"lessons from lehman," diane eastrook reports rising unemployment is puttinmany mo local banks at risk. >> reporter: the ression has battered a bruised chicago's chatham neighborhood. the jobls rate here exceeds the city's current 10.5%. last month ane, 150 homes were foreclosedand businesses are folding. shore bank has servechicago's south side neighbooods for more than 30 years and i feeling chatm's pain. execute vice president jean pogge says, increasing, the community bank's low and moderate income stomers are eier delinquent or defaulting on loan paymen. >> we have found that th primarreason for delinquencies is unemploymen and the second reason is high medic bills due to lacof insurance. our custome

fa >>> in the mail bag tonight, last night we asked if a case involving a white kid severely beaten upseveral black kids in buffalo, apparently because he has a black girlfriend aught to be treated as a hate crime. ray from fredericksburg, virginia can't believe that is a question. if two white men attacked a black man, the media would have been all over the place before the victim was out of the hospital. the fbi would have declared it a hate crime before the ink was dry. i guess it's only a hate crime if the perpetrators are white. however we get a wise word of caution from pete in maryland. it may very well be a hate crime, however, i will not rush to judgment and flat out label it as such. there could be other factors that we don't know about. a jealous exboyfriend, a dispute between former friends. who knows what it was. give investigators time to gather facts. >> then there was this, i asked if perhaps race could be a reason as to what seemed to be a speech. why did it become so controversial? robert says why does it always have to be about race? every black person wants equality

argue forore forces and may well have scared some peopl in thinking, well, mcchstal's from-the-heart fa for me resourcesnd his... the urncy that he ls out here may well benterpret bid som , well, maybe this can't be done. but mhrystal's clear in his assessment thahe believes if he has the resrces success is achievable. bumaybe other people vi it differently. >> rose: but 's got a ar to do it, otherwise it willbe too late. if he doesn't have the resources, a year from now it's going be too late. >> that'she most significant part of this, charlie the fact that the commanding generalis sayingif we don't turnhis thing around in a year we're never going to be able to do it." >> rose: also the is, underlining all of this, isthat this i obama'sar. >> yes. >> rose: this is notraq where he's ending a war that was early a war of choice byhe prident. previous president. >> this is the polical context to all of this and the political potential riskacing the president. remember, when he campaigned, afghanistan was the good war. iraq was the bad war. iraq was the warf... parn me afghanistan s the war

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. >> rose: ay, but the message to iran: if, in fact, you ow, which is a cdition, if, in fa, you show that you want to be a part of theommunity of nations,ere prepared to engage you on all bilater relationships th exist, wheter it has to do with you stopping enriching nucar fuel. >> a nucleazed iran is a theat to the region and ever - >> rose:verybody knows that. everybody knows that. >> but, as the president s quite clear inoth bilateral meetings as well as 's been in hi communication to the irania government,hey have a choice to make. they know the opportunities those choices anthe consequenceof those choices. and they will, but whatill not happen i as the president said, merely talking for the sake of talking. they know, as yogi berra ce sad, when you get to a fork in the road, take it. they're coming upon thatlace where they ve to take -- choose wt type of country they're going to be. >> rose: okay, now, howo they make that oice? they just nt to >> well, yeah -- >> rose: this is the cice they have to ke. >> well, chlie, maybe you ne to get them here to talk. that's my respoibility

and overseas, and the fa th we have an going isis in military terms, his oices are going to essentially be to leave or loe. >> well, some believe that sue like the one at was us in iraq is phaps what mightbe need to turn theide in afghanistan. any ason for you t believe that something like tis would work? >> i think at this point, anody onhe outside ying to suggest a new strategy that no one who is in command or has an authory is going to support is pointless. th type ofbuildup in resources and manpow that general mcchrystal and amssador eikenber have been looking at is much more limited an the surge inside iraq. it's als focused muchore in building up afghan rces. it's focused on buildingpid an civil programs a protecti the afghan population rather than covering a large area to deat an insgency as in iraq. >> doou think enoug has been said about the vil side, th options that need to be consided in afghanistan? >> i think the pblem -- that a verygood question because, frankly, general mcchrystal is tyg to solve theroblem of the military dimension primarily. and eikenberr has to deal wit

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fa over the last few weeks, a group out of new york has been in arlington county doing a lot of listening. they are oral historians with the september 11th memorial museum. >> their goal is to make sure this story about the attack on the pentagon is part of the permanent record at the manhattan world trade center site. we have the story. >> reporter: in a bare conference room with nothing more than a clock, a can of soda, steve recalls history. >> there ways huge cloud of smoke. >> reporter: he used to run arlington county 911 center and now does the same in fairfax county is one of many people who have been invited to the arlington county government center to tell their story. >> it's a pleasure. and it's an honor. and it's a privilege. to recount, to think back, to reflect, and to share. >> i think it's very important. >> reporter: jenny is an oral historian with the 911 memorial museum scheduled to open at the site. while the museum will largely focus on the events in new york, they are committed not to lose sight of what happened in pennsylvania and arlington, virginia. >> what people

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jeremy and ve neat fa. >>> in congress wilson may have apologized. and president obama may have accepted that apology. but the uproar are far from over. leaders in the house are pushing for their own apology from wilson, by tuesday. threatening a resolution of public disapproval if he doesn't. wilson insists his apology to the president settles the issue. >> last evening, i let my emotions get the best of me, on the critical issue of health care. it was wrong. and i apologized to the president shortly afterwards. and he has acknowledged my sincerity. >> but suns the outburst, the campaign coffers of wilson's democratic opponent are filling. in just one day, former marine rob miller raised more than $700,000. >>> politic will take a short break in washington, as the nation remembers those who died eight years ago in the september 11th attacks. >> john hendren in washington. >> reporter: from ground zero, to the pentagon. it is a day of solemn remembrance. at the world trade center site, a massive steel colu. the last one standing, has been returned. a

spoke a halfnd the chamber, to gaddafi -- god kns what he wasoing -- but behind the sceneshere was a fa amount gog on. it is not cle whether we really didet a conceion from the russians that they would help on sctions if necesry, but it is the first indicaon that we might he actually gotten that. >>rogress, jeanne cummings? >> i think it is just the beginning. we are only starting out, we don't know how obamas relatiship with the rest of the wld leade will evolve. certaiy they were not pitching at his head, which they used to dowith bush, so that is the change. but when y look at the specificse was trying to push, the might have been little t of progress on thnon- prolifation. i thin that maybe it was helped by the aouncement that iran has sretly had another plant in the works that does t appear to vebeen for energy purposes. th may helpit more than anything that happened at the u.n. but you look at t middle east, no real attraction tre. those guys cannot eveagree on an agenda f a meetg. if you lk at climate change, he is not getting mh traction in the u.s. ngress, much les on the world