the p 500 fell 6.40 to 1,044.38 tay, and for the week overall, off 23.92 point in the bond market, the n-year te climbed 16/32 to 102 18/3 putting the yid at 3.32%. >>usie: i'm just back from saudi arabia, ere i met with alal-naimi, the nation's oil minister. as the domant member of opec, he plays a crucial role in deciding what consumers an businesses pay for eney. this week, nai hosted 3,500 business leaders and hea of state for the opening of a multi-billion dollar univeity, the king aullah university of scnce and technology, or "kaust," for srt. naimi guided its developnt and is its chaman. i began our conversation by asng naimi how kaust will impact the saudi econo. >> you know, saudi arabia tay is highly pendent on one source of revenue. now we cannot coinue forever on this soce of income. let us do our best diversify the onomy, indurialize, and move to a knowledge societ eventually. >>usie: what are you going fos on? what will be the bigge growth industry outside of oil ultimately? >> nber one is food. number twos water. number three, believe it or not, is energy and environment

the s angeles times said tay that the package of ideas that the iranians presented in tehran is almost certainlyot going to satisfy the united stes and itsallies. >> in there, there's no reference to t key issue that the west wantto talk about and that t u.n. security counci has brought u repeatedlyhe continued enchment of uraum as well as the devopment of heavy water rctor technolo. >> the uited states andts european allies have threaten iran with more punitive sanctionsif iran doesot suspend uranium enrichment an israel is closely wching develoents. defense correspondent from channel 10 news of isrel believes that the ntanyahu government will gi diplomacy time to rk, but oly until early ne year. i think thatome time in the beginning of 2010, bot at jerusalem a washington we will have to reasss their position abou iran d theirrethink what need to be done about the nuclear proam. it is no secret at they have a military option against iran. >> for closerook at how the west might resnd to iran, we are joined tonight from washington by far i bors gae ar. thank you for coming on the prram.

>>tay with us. still to come from communism to csumerism, 60ears of the revotion in china. the wld's lender of last resort, the imfays the global financial crisis is stabilizing but on governments cannot get complacent about recovery. they arhighly influential in shaping naonal economic policies. >> extreme risks abed but too muchomplacency ovepairing and e banking system. th is the opinion of the imf they are worried that the system and not providenough credit to >> there are chlenges still being faced. we are looking at systemic rks and eventhe prevailing economic recovery. >> the imf has had the governments to tryo coordinate thei actions. the bank balance sheets and a straed cedithannels are mostorrisome to the imf. >> the are globa writedowns for nks and forme nonbanks are risingrom the crisis now stands at $3 or $4 trillion. thiss around $600 billion lor than the last year largely a result rising security values. >> the s.is further down the track, lfway toward a recovery in 2010. european banksave seen them get theirouses in order. l of this is sa to cut revenues wit

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he's expected to be active but not very ack tai.going to use mike bell and reggie bush. warmed up well with the knee but will end up third in the rotation. >> and kansas city new quarterback matt cassell missing the opener. will he go up against the raiders today? >> looks good. he's warming up now. i think he will be active. >> you heard boomer talking about the arizona cardinals. they are looking for their first win. how healthy is anquan boldin? >> much better. getting his speed back. and you're going to see the real anquan boldin. last week with the hamstring, no speed this week getting the speed back. >> and the chargers against home opener, all sorts of banged up. >> jamal williams out for the season with a tricep injury suffered on monday night and this is a huge one almost the equal of brian urlacher being injured in chicago, taking away their run stop ability. >> and all the way back to last season what about t.j. hurebsnureb >> that's the good news. t.j. houshmandzadeh will play. deion branch gape-time decision. >> john cl

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muntadarl-zaidi was released from jail tay. he served nine months for that offense. we have this report from baghdad. >> freedom for the shoe store. -- the chute trower. at theaghdad televisi station where worked, he was welcomed as a hero. he hurled one, then to shoes. at president bush last year. this little known journist became an stant celebrity ound the world. he created a new form of protes predentush, on his farell visit to iraq seemed to see the funny side. iraqi securi guarddragged him ay and the30-year-old journalist screamsould be heard outside as heas beaten up. eaking after his relee, he said the mistreatme continued to the next day. >> i was subjecteto the most hideous kind of torture ncluding electric shocks and beatings with metal cables. the next morning, i was taken out, handcuffed ithe cold after being soaked in cold water. >> people were walking across the arab world where hhas been idolized for his fiant message to the former u.s. president. fers of marrie, houses, and cars have poured in. but there e skepts also. >> i thoughtt wa completely wro

. >> what is your assessment of e f's state tay? it seems to be the mos optimistic that they've been about the economy some time. do you agree with it? >> yes d yes. i think in both instaes it's been seral meetings several months since we've heard this kind of optimistic, i don't want to overste it,here's still good reference in tre to the hrible js picture and so on, b things are gettin grudgingly better, and i think that's a fair assessment as i talk to bunesses and railers, things have a the lst leveled off and are beginning to move up a littl bit. >> so why didn't the stock market rally why do we see the sloff that weaw, do u think? >> stockarket on a day-to-day hour hourminute to minuteasiss sometimes totally irrationale andome pele say often iational. in the last half-hour there was a b program tt some people come in,here was nothin in the federal reserve stement in th openarket statement that had anything to do with people being discomforted. this is what the market wted hear,here was in surpse. >> what abouthe take inflation

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. ♪ >> the internatnal concern over iran's nuclear program escalated tay to scathing condemnatifter tehranfirmed it has a secon uraniumnrichment plant. demands were issued for construction tstop immediately. iran has said iis not developing nuclear weapons the leer says the plant is not seet or opetional we have this report from pittsrgh. >> this is whait is all about. iran denies theyare building nuclearrsenals. the grim-aced trio declared that they have been caught red handed. >> iran is breaking rules that all nations must follow. they are endangering the global noproliferation regime and denying their own peopl to the opportunity -- the aess to the pportunity they deserve and uptting the security ofhe world. >> the level of deception by the iranian govement and a scale what we believe is the breach of internional ommitments will shock a anger the whole international community. it was hard and our resolve -- itill harden our resolve. >> this is not the first time a plant was discovered when one was down in 22, it was the first hint o a secret weapons program. amican andfrench intelligce

i just wish that muncle could be ave tay to be aware of it. >> hisork he andin the develoent of computersfter the war wasimply exaordinary. at last, hs country has given him theratitude and the ology that he deserved. >> she puher longevi down to stinence and religion. the world's oldest person died today in california. gertrude baines was 115. we have this report on her remaable life. >> television had not bee invented when she waborn. she turned 115 in april. she credited clean living, religion,nd the occasional bit of crispy ban. >> i am going to the oldest pers >> she was born in 18. your father -- her father was the son of slave >> voted for him. thatan up tre. >> arthrit at 100 fced her to live in this nursing home. she bame annspiration to others. >> it makes me feel go. i ay that i will be able e a part of . > gertrude ines has been witns to history. no and wondered 14-year-old in japan has the title of the world's oldest living person. -- now 8 114-yearold in japan has the title of thworld's oldest living person. >> president obama s pledged that the unit stas will never falter i

. >> reporter: every morning these residents in their 70s and 80s practice tai chi in the park. exercise helps maintain health and longevity. for their age, they are in excellent health, but their age group also sees the most hospital visits, something they can ill afford. if you don't have money, you don't have any choice.$ñ(q if you don't have money, you don't go see the doctor. i haven't, we haven't had to spend tens of thousands of dollars. >> but that's just what you need in china tens of thousands of dollars when things go wrong. china once had universal health care, but the changes that create a market economy also saw the introduction of a multi-tiered and highly confusing health system. a decentralized, partly privatized, sometimes government subsidized frankenstein. it's very difficult to keep track of over a billion people's situations, but what information we have suggests the majority of chinese have no choice, but to pay entirely out of pocket for doctors and hospitals. >> here's just one example of the problems with medical care in china. access. nightmarish long

to be honest i thoug in his speech tay i thought he drted back towards the center. he was more t guy iort of admired and approved of dung the campaign. and if he backs up some of the moderate rhetoric wit real subsnce over the next few weeks, i gure he will have done a lot to repair some of the damage that's happened in e past couple mons. >>ose: do you agree withthat, congressman? >> i think he's drafted to the center othe democrac party. rember, he waslected by the left wing because hillary clintowasn't liberal enough. so i think he's trying to fd his way. in the end, it going to be passed by congress or not but it going to have to be practical. thamerican people are very practical an they'reeither going to like it or not regardss of what i sayr anyone else says they'll measure their own hlth care needs they'll look at the bill and theyl say yes or no and we will hear about it. rose:it'sefining moment for this presidentnd where is he? >> i think it is the bgest mont of his presidencin terms of any domeic issue. think he's taking this issue further th anyone has si

o'keefe and his associated, you see there. 20-year-old hannah giles, a college student who prosecutor tayed a prostitute and first posted, the tapes, on the web site, biggovernment.com. and here's the story line. they go to the acorn offices to try and get an acorn loan to buy a house and they claim will be part of a prostitution business and they say underage girls are -- illegally brought in to the country from el salvador will work there and the tapes show an acorn worker willing to help and asking them to join it and attend a housing seminar and some are seen advising them how to skirt federal laws and hide the proceeds of the exposed prostitution business, from the authorities among other things, and one classified job, as a performance artist, and one -- someone else said, don't tell the truth to the police, basically. and the two tapes have been released by the web site, biggovernment.com and the housing office in baltimore and washington, d.c. and acorn claims the tapes are, quote, doctored, edited and in no way the resulted of the fabricated story portrayed by conservative filmmake

. >> bob: nats had runners on face a ul tay. down. got away to 3rd. and a fastball. that's to the right of ramirez. look at orr he comes home on contact. a agreement base running job. nats lead 7-1. they play by ramirez and r.b.i. for nieves. >> rob: when you talk about orr, talk about the player coming down the line. three steps down the line he can score and give that run for and to nieves to get that ball to the right side of ramirez. >> bob: here is lannan. john takes ball 2. we miss the speed. and that kind of stuff helps, when you tonight have burning street you have to take a walking lead and do the fundamental stuff. >> bob: lannan fouls it. >> rob: i talked to rick eckstein about this. put it on the carpet. done madingley would hit it to the infield. guy on 3rd. scores. >> bob: and vain and they lead the mets. not looking good this sunday for the marlins. they are a 5-2; 2-2 count for john lannan. one out. take it easy. two outs. top of the order. dodgers are coming to nats town. watch the game in style. go to nationals.com/win. you watch them play the domme

we don't really have much of that tay. >> well, also, joe, wh you had ck then was in addition a very politically effective president, you had somekillful legislator including the aforemenoned mr. mills. think that's a proem this president has. in the house, with the excepon of henry waxman, i'm noture they havthe skillful legislors and with ted kennedy gone i don't know who u have in t senate to shepherd this through. i think that's a real problem. >> i d agree wi that. the numberf people whoave experiend putting together complicated pieces of legislation just isn't tre the way there was the 1s. then you havto issue, which rich elud to. part... why isthe bl popular now? i thk one, people have had loofgovernment sved down their throats for od reasons and baover the last couple months, they're a little nervous. it's not a country that's attuned to have having big government. >> rose: are they worried aut vernment or the defit and the cost? >> many my view... and ithink that's why t president understands that, that's whyis rhetoric about themerican characteis so central. america has a t

>> charlie: welcomto the broadcast fromwo events tay in washingtona follow-up to our stories last night about the economic cris and also afghanistan and tn we introduce yoto anmazing ung argentine tennis player, age 20, who onmonday won the u.s. ope e first grand slam talking abt his tennisgame, his victory and s parents. >> i won the second set in the tie-break d after i start to play much better. i see hi backhand a he start to mis easy balls a he's moving andverything going slowly and say this is my moment. iried to keep the defense becae everybody knows he's the be onend if he has an opportunit he take it and i did. >> that wil tell you that anytng can ppen. it's great to ha a great new fresh face in the n's ga. >> crlie: we conclude this eveng with the fabous julietteinoche in new york appearingn "dance" a film retrospecte and has a new film all "paris." what are you scad to do? >> stillcared of loving. >> chaie: are you really? cause you've bee hurt? >> how do you know that? i mean,you've goto be hurt. i think in the umiliation. >> charlie: nothing ventured, nothing gain. >> there

an an tay abortion group say the plan will lead to more readily available abortions. -6r7b89s deeds andnell will face off this morning at 10:00 a.m. recent polls show mcdonnell's once large lead has shrunk to single digits. >>> budget cuts are coming to the dc public school system and they will have an impact on your children. the chancellor michelle rhee says they could face up to $40 million in cuts which will lead to increased class sizes and teacher layoffs. she did not see how many teachers would lose their jobs. >> we don't anticipate that any major programs or offerings will be affected by these cuts. we will work to continue to ensure there is a smooth transition for our students, schools and staff. an we expect to give notice of any required separations by september 30th. >>> washington teachers union president george parker responded by saying the cuts would be devastating and he questioned why the system hired 900 new teachers to only wind up announcing layoffs. >>> a warning for those who live or work near ft. belvoir. today around lunchtime a huge air force hangar plane wil

the doingman maintain was it wasn't his tay tex punishment now if. >> they will make sure that the tricelow pressure system includes bellle it they aged and so do the senate o fryion adopt epiforcement for this and high pressure the white house itself on friday will be red -- and then the itself will be ready. >> hackers are crashing the website. a source tells fox that the site was down for five hours friday night. imthat can really hurt wilson's campaign financially because people that want to click on there and donate can't while the site is down. wilson raised more than a untilled since his outburst on wednesday. house democrats are preparing a resolution of disamoval to normally reteam this week. >>> acorn says fox news wants to tree stray their group. they said ox cop spiered with james o'keefe ached jim palmer flay gills. two acorn employees hold them how to atid evacuations from the i many r. >> acorn is alling it a year. a toe tate elementally amity visited speer, was that the rap you did it. >> we are just trying to hold the organizations accountable and we are trying to do inv

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and you'll cook up something fun tay and sort of end of summer and something i love. and tony, you'll love this too. >> i have a new toy at the restaurant, a little panini machine or a sandwich press. but i thought i would make a roasted vegetable salad using the summers bounty. it's winding down so i have some zucchini and yellow squash, from peppers and mushrooms and i'll do a little roasted vegetable. >> and you're going to let me help you with this >> absolutely. >> and so what else. talk about the main course. >> we're going to do a blt and tick it the extra step by using white cheddar, arugola and a homemade mayonnaise and then we'll put it on a pan and roast it down. >> got something to look forward to. allison, salad for you, and blt and tony for myself. >> and i'm starving. so we'll appreciate it. >>> very fall like conditions out there. >> and you could even have a little sweater. >> sure. >> tucker will be up next with more on how long we can expect the chillier temperatures to stick around. it's comfortable. i don't want to say it's cool. >> you should rea

and the rain should tay well down to the south of us. only thing we're not 100% sure about with this weekend forecast, clouds will start coming in later on sunday. but it looks like it really is going to be a very nice weekend. tomorrow darn near perfect. 75 degrees. low humidity and lots of very nice blue sky and nshine. on sunday it looks really good too but just keep in mind, late in the day on sunday we'll have some high to midlevel clouds streaming in but we'll stay dry, at least everything right now is indicating that we'll stay dry. temperatures right now out there in the 70s. warmer for dulles and back up to the northwest for frederick. a little sunshine will do that for you. we started off this morning and i know we were socked in with drizzle but the sun able to do its job and burn off the clouds as the wind switch from the east to the south and that allowed the sun to break through. there is moisture down here again. lots of rain for the deep south. suggestion from the guidance is that some will make a run for us late in the w

. >> pretty bad mistake for tay smart guy going to duke. >> returned 48 yards. have to pay for that. kansas wins big, 44-16. tate forcier, 7 of 13. 16 yards. this is the michigan score. tate forcier. right, a big enough win, 45-17. >> oh, there we go. well, maybe it was the 44 they got. >> 28-41. we continue to wait. inclement weather in the area. those fans are still in the stands and going to play this one we're told. have to wait a bit longer. >> s.e.c., of course, they're going to play. >> not going anywhere. >> what we can talk about is what to expect. we're waiting for kickoff. let's tell the good people what we'll see in auburn when they do play. >> they need to get off to a fast start and shown a little more explosiveness than they did a year ago. offensive system that is still focusing on running the ball. always have to do that at auburn. that's what they got away from. now running the ball and getting better quarterback play and bigger more physical up front against that west virginia defense that is small and likes to work out of the 3-3-5 and i thin

. >> tariq: bi-partisanship means -- bi-partisanship means everyone can par-tay. [ laughter ] >> jimmyu see, the republican plan only has eyes for tort reform. >> tariq: they have a slim lil' bill with hundreds of motions and positions. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: but the democrats want us to go public with this health care relationship. >> tariq: nothing is sexier than a woman with coverage under my covers. [ laughter ] it's all right. >> jimmy: it's all right. >> tariq: it's all right. >> jimmy: all right. >> tariq: it's all right. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: as both the senate and the house bill just make their way down to the floor, which bill are they going to slap their seal of approval on? >> tariq: house resolution 3-2-0-0. $900 billion is mucho dinero. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: sure, barack can just ram it on through the congress. why not get a bill we can all live with, settle down with, raise some little amendments with? >> tiq: don't settle for some old sly fly by night legislation that's gonna leave you in a compromised position. >> jimmy: most of all -- it's all right. >> tariq: it's

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that man, ted loza, is accused of accepting $1,500 in cash in return for favorable tay cab legislation. >>> in orange, virginia, a pit bull attacked and killed a 2- month-old girl. it happened sunday night on beach nut drive. the family had the dog for about 10 years. the sheriff's demeanor says it had never received any complaint about the dog but animal control put that dog down following the attack. >>> police are investigating a gruesome discovery at a prince george's county school. a man was found dead on the playground atascension lutheran church and day school. a school employee found the victim. witnesses say the man's body was naked and partially burned. the man has not been identified. >>> are you late on your taxes? if you owe the state of virginia money, you are in luck buzz governor tim kaine helped to kick off the get square on back attacks program. it is an am nifty program. tax pays are who settle up during this period can waive half of interest they so. >>> coming up next, a mother has lost her son and a city has gained strength in its fight against deadly violence tak

this is the get away tay for the nationals and marlins. a beautiful day for baseball.in case you like to go and there are tickets available as they try to get back on the winning track today. congrats to your dogs as well. back on the winning track after 11-3 loss. johnny holiday and the bulldog himself, ray knight. nats extra pregame. and forget the loss. let's look at the positive side. youngsters making a park and justin maxwell. >> they'ring to it in a big way. they're -- they're doing it in a big day. and two homeruns for maxwell. there is the one to right field on a, looks like the breaker ball. and that does not carry well. that part of the park it is deep and it unleashed the bomb. singling to right and four hits hitting 750 a great play. not too many make that play. first of all, the presence of mind to go and then going there from the ground. stats tremendous, maxwell with the power last night, adjust with the hands, with the batting coach and desmond doing that and more than we hoped. >> and 25 years old and desmond is 23. will be 24 in a week or so. and the

the president came out tay to renew husbd call for energy.me people have wonded, right how strong thacommitment was given the other thingsn his plate. >> they do wonr. anthere are a certain number of political chit he can use, and people are wonderi how avily can he use that for climate chge when he is taking risks on health re. that something we're going to have to watc >> brown: the approaching rget is the international conferee in copenhagen. tell us abt that, and how the u.s. legislaon, or at least the procedures wre looking at now, play t >> in earlto mid-december you're going to have representatives from more an 180 countries who are going meet in copen haig and troy to fashn a new international pact on global warming, a this will reque commitments from counies all around the world on whathey're going to do, and everyone is really eing the united states to seehat happens domestically bause it's very clear-- and the administraon has underscored this that they're only willing to commit internionally to at they have support for bac home. i

he cauthored a piece tay about how the white hoe is rethinking the way rward afghanistan and i especially pleased to have m on this show. re is the "waington pos with a picture of general mcchrystal a the headline "more forces omission failure, top u.s. command from afghan war calls the next 12 month december iceive." written by bob woodward. he is "changes ha obama rethinking war stragy." pagraph of bob woodward's story. "top u.s. and natocommander in afanistan warns in an urgent confidenti assess. ofhe war that he needs more forces within the xt year and bltly states that without them the eight-year conflict wil likely result in flure" accordg to a copy of the 66-page document obtained by the "washington po." so rajiv, thank you for coming, first of all. >> good evening, charlie. >> re: tell me what's going on with thebama administration in afghanistan. >> well what the administration is now doing is it's evaluing mcrystal's assessmen but it's jusone of myinputs that they are using to figure out the way forrd, according to some senio ofcials that we talked to over e weeke. what they'reo

. >> reporte jonathan gurwz in san antonio, on the or hand your per has an editorial tay that reminded readers of the reason we're in afghanistan and sa, quote, tt's a mission thatan't be accomplished with cuise missiles a special forces teams alone. what are you seng? well, that's a debate that we had eight years ago. and presidt bush decided and the american people agreed that it was not enough just to fire cruise missiles that in order to ny a sanctuarto the talibanand al qaeda, that he with had to put boo on the ground. and so we're rehashing that debate tod. d i think that president obama has got it rig again. thatot only isthe security of afghastan at stake bu the secuty of pakistan is also at stake. and we nnot secure that rder region. anwe can't have the kind of ecomic delopment that was just talked about unless there is security on the ground. >> and marjorie ller in losngeles, it soundsike your paper'saiting toe convinced. your editorial today sa thpresident derves an opportunity to presentis case to the ameran public, a burdenf proof is on m to explain w the united stes stil

. >> lehrer: in other news tay: e deposed president of nduras remained holed up in thhonduran capital, as police and protesters claed. manuel zelaya turned to the cotry, in secret, on monday, three months after he was toppled in a coup. we have a report nrated by lisey hilsum of independent tevision news. >> reporter: at dawn, the riot police moved in to disperse the ousted president's supporrs. theyathered overnight outside the brazilian embassy where he's taken refuge. theemonstrators threw re bombs. the police, tear gas. there were hundreds not thousands of protesters. but they're paionate, furious abou the coups three months ago which forced their leader to fl. >> they're repressing us. they're throwing tear gas and outing at us. >>eporter: after dispersing the crowd, hondan soldiers surrounded the brazilian embassy. water, tlephone linesnd electricity we cut. andhey playe loud music and sirens in theope of forcing mr. zalia out. inside he sgested that he wants to revive peace talks which the country's new lers had abandoned. >> my presence here is your oppounity to open the ssibi

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just tay, a roside bomb rippedpart a packed bus near khandahar, killing 30 cilians. ainst that backdrop, preside obama held a strategy sessio this afternoon wh vice presidt biden, secretary of state clinton, defen secretary gates and general peaeus, head of the u.s. ntral command. and we have our own ssion now withsenators carl levin, chairman of the senate arm servic committee; and saxbe chambliss of geoia, a republican on thatommittee. senator levin, it's been rerted that gen. mcchryst is telling the president that he needmore forces or the colict "will likelyesult in failure." whatould you tell the president? that it's important that we cceed. i thinmost of us bieve it shou focus first on the strategy with genera mcchrystal said repeatedly in that report is is don'just focus on forces. first cide onstrategy. he's repeatedly madehat point although it doesn't seem to come rough in the media very well. don't just concentrate on w many more troops you might need. focus on what is the corct strategy f success. i believe that the resoues that are most needethere will be

first by t certificate pony that took place tay. then excerpt from preous conversations on this program. and then conversations about the future with new york police commissioneray kell and ahitecture criti paul goldberg. >> we reale that aer september 11th that we had to do more to protect t city from terrorist attack. we had an attac twice, succsfully. and we knew that we had to augment the supplement whathe federal government was ing torotect our city. because new york was then d still is in t judgement of the inlligence community the number one target in america. >> i think we should have rethought l of the land. and i ink we also should have had housi. because that'shat people really have wanted in lower manhattan, not offices. it's what there's a need for. but there was a fear right thenhat people wouldnot want to live at ground zero. that it would be too raw, too painful. in ft, now with eight years having passed, we rely think of it, it'not just anyew blocks, of course, it's stillvery spial. but i don't think people would he

. >> lehrer:he u.s., britain and france reacted sharply tay to news aboutran's nuclear pgram. involved a key facility bei built in secret,ntil now. newshour corrpondent kwamholman has our lead story report. >> reporter: the disclosu that iran has en building a new plant to enrich uranium cam amidst the g-20 onomic summit ipittsburgh. president obama, flankedy the leaderof france and britain, id iran intentionally had hidden the plant for years. >> the size and configuratioof this facility inconsistent wi a peaceful program. iran is breing rules that all nations must follow, endanging the global nonproliferion regime, denyinits own people access to the opportunityhey deserve, and threateng the stality and security of the region and the world we have offereiran a clear th toward greater internatnal integration if it lives up to its obligatio, and that offestands. but the iranian govement must nowemonstrate through deeds ts peaceful intentions or be held accountable international stdards and internional law. >> reporter: british prime minister goon brown called iran's nuear progr

>>ose: and that's the centra message of the obama administration tay on afghanistan. this is not just aboutroops. we will reach the dision about troops, we listen to our commander in t field but there are other factors we have t lien to, includinghefghans and our state department and everybody. >> a our allies. >> rose:nd our ales. >> and the otherhingly tell you is ere isn't a general who hasn't ce and spoken t the presidt who hasn't saidhat this is re complicated than just the troop d when i said earlier is to reduce t argument to one shlt as if that is it, that is the... what is an essential ingredient, but the that is it, th decision can be made. e fact is, this is mor complicated and it deals with the region arica's interest, what are do you achieve e goal and there's a civilian and internationacomponent that you weigh all thos equities constantly. >> rose: all right, leme move to trade quickly becse i have a cole mestic questions and you ha to catch a plane and i nt to make sure i get allhis . trade, the tariff on tires om china. are we looki at a prectionistren

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the first ovscery, footage of beach.alkg to a reporter on tai that was two weeks ago.uesday he was caught with a shaved head in new orleans by a group tracking himline. >> i never thought they would get me this way. >> reporter: how?f lve links o facebook they discovered his computer's ip address, a digital fingerprint, that discovered he was in new orleans. next they scoured the neighborhood near the only dmruten-free pizza place in the city. that's where they found him. what did evan learn? >> fantasies about disappearing are just that, they're fantasies. >> reporter: evan ratlive, lost and found. >> i think i could do it. >> i could, too. >> take a plane to a third world country and don't touch a phone and doesn't touch anything. >> it's easier when you're not allergic too gluten. >> i can see how that must have been fun during the search. must have felt like a movie. >> some clever people out there hunting him down. i bet you with all this wedding planning less than a month away, i'll bet you'd like to disappear, right? >> just from certain family members that are

you could talk a little bit more about sort of your thoughts on this state of the progrsive movement taywly, didn't dabor movement or both? i think in the book you talk a lot about what we are doing right in t progressive movement, which is great because we need do more with the same time i am curious to hear your thoughts and wha we could be doing better. >> let me answer the first question. i have to say i am very unusual in that i have not written three books and i am not a professor. ayma fuld-- i have a full-ti job running in non-prof and i also run a-- about this new campaigno i don't like taking time off to work exclusive on writing a bookut i am fortunate that i write very fast and i know what i'm looking for. i get to incredibly lucky breaks in this book. i started this book, it was approved by the publication in late 2005, and interestingly enough the "l.a. times" had a four part series in january 2006 that basically said the theme of the series was, cesar chavez and ufw was a complete failure. look at the membership rules, lafite the conditions of rmworkers and of course micha

and tay smirnov is the best-selling spirit in the world, the number one brand, the most valuable spirits brand in the world. it's ubiquitous. it's james bond's vodka of choice for god's sake. how much better does it gets than that? so the story -- it kind of -- it's a amazing story. it has relevance to today. i mean, we know the product. there's things happening in russia that are reminiscent that's happening in the book that i hope you will buy. i hope you will like it and i will be delighted to answer any questions that you might have. and i've been told they wod like to you come and ask questions in the microphone. so thank you very much. [applause] >> all right. have the smirnov family seen the book and if they have, what are their feelings about it? >> well, i don't actually know. i don't know if they've seen it. the book has not been translated into russn. it's going to be in portuguese. it's going to be hungarian and some other languages and it's not going to be in russian. and the descendents that i met with when i went to russia only spoke russian. so we are workingn potentially

the other hand to really underestimate the long-term impact which i think is we're dealing with here tay this can be seamannic or important, or perhaps it's both. many people are talking about where we are in the genome era or post-genome era. if there's anything we know, we were in pregenome until april 14,2003. if we are now in the post, that would suggest that the genome er itself was april shh, - april 14, 2003. if you slept in that day, you missed it. think we are just at beginning. we have not yet come to grips with how we're going t use this new technology and this new kind of information. so if that's where we are, very quickly, what's next? we face this question back actually as we're coming to the end of the genome project. this is the move i think a number of people this was peer science in 2002 which shows the grh for the number of human traits basically disorders for ich we know the genes involved. and it was very interesting. if y look at some good new look at the pink line, there's 1700 or so, human diseases for which the new gene is invold. that's good until you realize t

southeastern kansas getting big rain again tay, into oklahoma, as well. look at the pictures. folks trying to drive through all of this quick-falling rain. and, again, that will happen o more time today. re's our target zone of where the heaviest rain is falling. you see it's between tulsa and springfield. that's where the heaviest rain. another day of two to four inches of rain. good news in the soaking rain. you have to go wel south o of that. and right re, at the tip of texas, corpus christi, into san antonio, will pick up some rain. it's not only today. and that part of the state is in a terrrrible drought situation. they get through today, tomorrow, into the weekend. it's a good, steady, soaking rainfall in that area. big changes in the west coast, as farar as getting warm again. to friday at 85 degrees.0. look at burbank. 89 all the way to 95. a big warmup going on toward the west. look at the northeast, there's more rain in the forecast around that low. it will spread from delawar all that weather was brought to you by the national association of realtors. diane? >> all

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for "tay," john yang, nbc news, michigan. >>> a north dakota hospital is reviewing policies and security ocedur thisorning after a mother was sent home with the wrong baby. staff mbers at mercy medical cent realized the mixp after an hour and the mother w quickly reunited with her own newborn baby. >> all ght. the space shuttle has finally uched down in california. "discovery" landed friday night after diverting to edwds air force base bause o some stormy weather in florid the landi caps its two-week mission to the intnational space station where astronauts devered supplies and some other uipment. >>> finally, put iin the books. team captain dereketer broke lou hrig's record of most hits atankee stadium with 2,722 hits. jeter's single came in the third inning against the baltimore orioles. as soon jeter goto first base, the whole tm ran out to congralate him. gehrig's record was held for more tn 70 years. >>> that's ne. now back to amy, peter, and bill. of course the yankees eed up losing the ge. >> but the story is the jeter story. >> whe's everyone's pinstripes? i'm wearing mine. >> oh