top banking regulators will sit down and try to figure out how best to bailout one of their own...the f-d-i-c's banking insurance fund. that's the pool of money the f-d-i-c uses to insurance bank deposits against losses...and the cash has been drained thanks to the sharp increase in bank failures. two years ago, only three banks failed all year. that increased to 25 in 2008...and so far this year, 94 banks have collapsed with the f-d-i-c guaranteeing those deposits against losses. rebel cole is a finance professor at depaul university and he was a visiting scholar at the f-d-i-c just this past july. he figures the agency will see upwards of 400 banks fail over the next year and a half. my guess is the insurance fund is going to be looking at losses of $50 billion to $100 billion in the next year...additional losses over and above what we have here...and that's assuming none of the 19 too big to fail institutions end up on the hook. in the second quarter of 2008, the f-d-i-c's insurance fund held $45 billion. a year later than had shrunk to less than $11 billion. usually, the f-d- i-c insu

that's the fix the f-d-i-c wants from banks to shore up its deposit insurance fund. the federal deposit insurance corporation is having f-d-i-c insured banks to pay three years worth of their quarterly insurance fees. that money would boost the f-d-i-c's insurance fund from under $11 billion now to about $45 billion. critics worry that the federal bank insurance group is going to the banks it insures for the bailout. the agency did have the option of borrowing money from the treasury department, but opted against that. can still holding onto gains lately attempts of turned the american capital at the cme group of 10 you have a global perspective here when you take and a look at u.s. equities are you impressed with the fact that they have no policies guess? if i guess and you look at the rally in morris, and how was held and poetry prospectively certainly have to respect what is done. but when you look fundamentally at the market you can basically say it is really liquidity driven instead of fundamental driven. with that in mind a liquidity is being provided by also re

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he was found hanging from a tree with the word fed, f-e-d on his chest. ron, good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you. the cause of death has been ruled affixuation. they said it could be an accident, a suicide or murder. the body of 51-year-old big sparkman was discovered september 12 hanging from a tree in rural kentucky. his job took him door-to-door seeking informers for next year. they haven't found a link between his job and his death. >> if he was killed because of his job, it's a crime. >> reporter: kentucky state troopers are lead iing the investigation. >> this is one of those investigations that's very difficult. we are unable to rule out or discredit any of the rumors going around about this. >> reporter: sparkman worked as a substitute schoolteacher. a colleague there became worried for his friend's safety when he missed an afterschool appointment. >> when he didn't show up, we knew something was wrong. we said hey, there's something bad wrong. >> reporter: he moved to the area in the '90s to work for the boy scouts of america. he was lo

the coroner reports somebody wrote the word "fed," f-e-d, on sparkman's chest. e police have not ruled out an accident on sparkman's death. his son say the police are being disrespectful and dishonorable to his father by not ruling the death a homicide. kentucky's governor said, through a spokesman, that he's confident the police are moving as quickly as they can. how do you feel and how do you deal, really, with a despot? just ahead, a look at some possible sanctions against iran and whether they could potentially work. plus, you know those giant car dealer lots with hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of vehicles? well, since a lot of dealerships have been going out of business, communities have been struggling with what to do with all that space. now they're coming up with some fascinating solutions. details ahead. shepard: so these thieves steal a van and then use it to rob a warehouse and, of course, the come rass are rolling. our lead story on a fox trip "across america." florida. miami-dade police releasing this surveillance video of the three crooks. the m

the associated press reporting tonight that according to a law enforcement source, the word fed, f-e-dn the victim's chest. bill sparkman, a 51-year-old part-time census field worker, also a single father who survived nonhodgkin's lymphoma and held down two jobs while pursuing a teaching degree, this man was found on september 12th hanging from a tree in a remote part of the daniel boone national forest, which is in rural southeastern kentucky. this law enforcement source did not tell the associated press what was used to write the word fed on the victim's body. according to a report in a local newspaper last week, president obama's appointed census chief notified census employees about this killing, telling them their colleague was, quote, the victim of an apparent crime. another executive at the census bureau told the associated press that law enforcement informed the agency that this was, quote, an apparent homicide. fbi spokesman david

somebody had written the word "fed" f-e-d on his chest. ut they will not say if it was murder or suicide or some sort of other issues. they have not said whether or not they believe the case is connected to his job with the federal government. now to florida, the state's leading the nation in foreclosures and with record unemployment. they have been forced to cut jobs and eliminate services, but florida has a surprising source of free labor to make up for some of the cuts, prison inmates, doing landscaping, construction, even fire fighting. they say it is helping to cover millions of dollars in budget gaps. phil keating is there. phil, prisoners as firefighters? >> yes, and chain gangs on the side of the road. there is nothing new with that. we have seen the movie "cool hand luke." this is becoming a necessity, especially here in florida. they had to lay off about 20% of the county work force, and that had consequences. , for one full week recently, the animal shelter was completely closed off, he and that is when they decided that they wou

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the word "fed" f-e-d was scrawled across his chest. his body did have contact with the ground. he was an eagle scout, he moved to the area to be a director for the boy scouts. he was a substitute teacher and he worked part time for the census to earn extra money. the official cause of death is listed as asphyxiation. it's not known yet if it was a homicide or a suicide. we do know it is a federal crime to attack a federal worker. joining us now is mark potak, director of the southern poverty intelligence project. good to have you with us tonight. it's horrific is what it is. there's no doubt that some people may be jumping to conclusions early. what is your opinion on what we know right now? what could this be? >> well, it's very hard to say. i think it's entirely possible that something happened that we don't know about that wasn't what it appears to be. in other words, apparently there are meth amphetamine labs in the area. it is possible he ran up on something like that. it is equally possible that, in fact, he was killed by someone who saw him as an agent of the sort of nef

sparkman was hanged and that the word fed, f-e-d, presumed to be federal government was scrawled on his chest when his body was found. no second source has come forward to confirm the fed allegation at this point. and a spokesman told us the ap's initial report on the death contained some errors but he would not give us specifics on what the errors are. so we're left with a still incomplete, still troubling story. here's what we know. mr. sparkman's body was found on sarkd september 12. he reportedly had been dead since the morning previous, since the morning of friday september 11. a determination has still not been made by law enforcement as to whether his death was a homicide, a suicide or an accident, but police say it definitely was not natural causes. the cause of death is ruled to bes a -- asphyxia. whether he was hanged? that fact is complicated and hard to figure. those leading the investigation of mr. sparkman's death said sparkman had a rope around his neck that was attached to a tree but was not hanging in the traditional way that many people envision. the state police relea

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the letters f-e-d, scrawled in his chest. his truck was found nearby. his computer still inside. investigators are tight-lipped about the case. >> the details of the investigation are not being released at that time, because it is an ongoing investigation. >> reporter: the census bureau has suspended door-to-door interviews in the area. and friends, co-workers at the elementary school where sparkman worked as a substitute teacher were stunned. >> he was where he was supposed to be. and he didn't call or show up. we have the same questions that everybody does. what happened to mr. sparkman. >> reporter: in an area known for meth labs and heated marijuana fields, did he knock on the wrong door at the wrong time? no one knows. >> they have no idea, either, on what was going on with this situation. why he would have been in that area. >> we just know what state police has told us. >> on several occasions, i had spoken to him about being careful when he did his home visits. when you do home visits, you don't know how people are going to perceive you. and if you work for the government,

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the road f we go out there and play well we will have a good chance to win. no magic to it. >> chargers are better known for offense you would do well to watch the d too.ed by a former terp shawne merriman that grew up in pg county. and according to the ravens when you attack that charger d. merryman is who you have to account for. >> he is a force to be reckon with. you know, he just is get the motor going. tough to stop. but our line, you know, we have the men for the job. to go out there, you know, play against guys like that every day. we seen it in camp. >> they have talented guys on defense and offense. and you know, we will pay attention to those guys. and certain things. but the bottom line is that the focus on what we do and do what we do best. and that's what we will do. and as long as we do that, we will be successful. >> it is now time to announce the winner in the subway high school game of the week be contest where the viewers choose which game to show highlights of here on "sports unlimited" on friday night. this week's winner with 72 percent of the vote. edmondson against mervo in football. thank you for voting at foxbaltimore.com. >> a

figure we'll give out his twitter name on the show here tonight, and justother him d send him notes and stuff. see what he is dog and stuff. so it's @federman, @-fjust drive him crazy. thank you. i'm so excited. fall is in the air. can you feel it, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: the leaves are changing, the kids are back at schoo and colleges have started up again. makes me nostalg for my first year at college. in fact, i remember like itas yesterday. ♪ >> jimmy: man, i've got so much hework i've got to do. >> oh, yeah? >> jimmy: yeah, and by mework i an listening to bob marley. [ light laughter ] ♪ yeah, that was good times. that was good work. >> nice flash back, buddy. where did you go to school? flashback community college? >> jimmy: excuse me? >> tt flashback. you did it all wrong. >> jimmy: what are you talking about? >> well, first of all, no one rubs their chin when they do flashbackanymore. the wavlines, the harp music and -- were you wearing a wig? you look like a david crosby had a baby with a guy who looked just like david crosby. [ laughter ] >> co on, that's just -- definitely how i look in college. >> now, if it you

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the assassination of john f. kennedy. ahmadinejad demonessed all capitalist nations, including israel. >> one based on the predominant of its materialistic interest to extending poverty and deprivation, aggression, occupation d depression and tends to bring the entire world under its control. it should be called the turner council. >> he also said that the swine flu was created by an unknown fill terri group. diplomates from canada and the u.s. walked out in protest during both speeches. >>> to talk more about the remarks in new york and about the g-20 summit, wall street journal reporter joins us. let's start with a crazy and whacky afternoon at the u.s. yesterday. >> great theater. there is always great theater. >> this year did not disappoint. the president spoke and had some rather stern words as we said for those assembled. let's look at what the president said. >> those who used to chastise america for acting alone in the world cannot now stand by and wait for america to sox the world's problems alone. we must stand together to show that treaties will be enforced. we must insist that the future does not belong to fear. >> now the president is also expected to take a hard line on nucleares today. he wil

so i know that education is the best investment virginia can make for our children d ur oan f e.n f narrator: endorsed for governor by classroom teachers for his record ngprb@ecti our schools... creigh deeds' plan to rebuild our economy starts with education. ilabily.citnt and expanded college opportunities. creigh deeds. no one more commit d .. to our children's future. no leader more prepared to move virginia forward. >>> on this wednesday morning, here's what is in the news now. new york times reporter steven farrell is a free man this morning. he was rescued by british special forces overnight in afghanistan three days after being kidnapped. two people died during the rescue. >>> andrea, at 00 tonight, president obama will address a joint session of congress an the american people to uterine his vision for health care reform. he is hoping congress will pass the measure before the end of the year. >> ocean city, maryland is making sure your next hotel stay is a safe one. city leaders are tightening the s requiring carbon monoxide detectors. one fifth of the rooms comply with t

the ground sa today they still draw spiration from what happened eight years ago. >> today's ceremy is very special and meaningful f most of us, certainly for amecans who felt the immedia impact of that attack that d, we all share sorrow and mourninfor those who lo. >> suarez: afghan presidt hamid karzai ao expressed condences today to the 9/11 victims. anhe said he hopes the world will continue the stggle against terr. >> lehrer: and to jerey brown. reporter: and we take a loo at the debate over ahanistan now as is playing out ouide washington, th their editorial page writers who focus on international affair maorie miller, foreign policy editorial writer for the "s angeles times. ricardo pintel, editorial page editor of the "milwaukee jrnal sentinel." d jonathan gurwitz, columnis and editorl board member at the "san antonio express new" rirdoemental, youraper published a paper --uote the moment, any strategy that requires additional u.s. troops has the too familiar whiff of quagmire, so what are you seei? >> well, wee seei gring disenchantnt with u.s. involvementin afghanistan. nojust owing to the casualties but to theack of progress. anpeople wonderingf there is a better way. and wehink there i

the world" d david kay, he was the u.n. chief nuclear weons inspector inraq in the 1990s. he led the search f weapons of massestruction after the invasion of iraq in 2003 fothe bush adminiration. he's now a senr fellow at the tomac institute for policy studies. dav kay, so, you take tho words fromahm emanuel andll the oer words thatere spoke at e u.n. and around the u. in the last few days, what's changed, if anything. >> i'm not sure ve much has changed. mean, what u... the most imediate change has been a ne iranian diplomatic initiative of trying...ffering up their scientists which has been a demandan the i.a.e.a. for yrs to talk to theras... the iranian scientist directly, and they have refused. >> lehrer: that came in an interview with the ashington post." ahmadinejad saidhat. >> that's corct. and the send is heaid he would like to have the us. supply him uraniumor a reactor run at the universityof tehran. tt is reactor, incidenlly, thathe united states supplies in the mid-19s and then it w fueled with high enried urium. these are, in mview, strat gems of engagement that wi, in fact, over

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