we look at her wk and the award. >> the nobel pri for literature for 2009 is awarded tohe german ahorherta muller. >> she was recoized for her abily to depict the ldscape and the diossessed. a few hours ago, she was accepting the prize. i stl do not believe it. know it, but i still do not beeve it. ittill has not hit home did not expect it. i was su it would not happen >> borin romia in 1953, she refused coopete,ost her job a teache and was the subject o repeated threat. pribited from publishing or work, she emigrated to gmany. r life -- prohited from publishing her work, she emrated to germany. one o grenoble's- one of her novels is a story of people ling under the government rolule and a stnating dictatorsh. her father fought i the cond world war i and she is the third european in a row to win the prize -- her father fought inhe secd rod war. she is the ird eopean in a row to win the prize. -- her fher fought in the second world war. >> trying to mainin some semblance of normality in the palestinian terrory. they suered hvyosses in last year's war with israel,nd the zoo no longer ha

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mortgage rat fell below 5% last wk with the 30-year fixed rate at 4.94%. the average te on 15-year home loans dropped 4.36. that's the lowest the 15ear rate has bee since freddie mac begatracking the numbers in 1991. >> susiethe nation's banks are being asketo pre-pay billions in iurance premiums. night's "two ways to play" asks the question: what's int for the banks? here's kevin dew of minyanlle and minyanville's kevin depew with some answer >> the f.d.i.c this week, said it is planningo raise $45 billion to help stave ofa cash crunchs it deals with troubled banks. so far, nearly 100anks have been taken over by the f.d.i. this year. how are they goingo do this? by asking banks to prepay ree yes'orth of insurance fees. what's in it for banks? well, for one thing, it mes th'd no longer have to set aside money to cover pottial sses on fdic-backed securities. the relt would be that some banks' capital cushion wou crease almost overnight. remember, the f.d.c., which is ultimaly more important to in street than wall street, suffering from a temporary liquity c

. >>> afghanistan was the official talk at the white house today but it could be wks whether obama decides whether to send more troops there. the u.s. commander in afghanistan wants 40,000 more troops. top military brass are supporting that request, but some white house advisors believe a new strategy is needed first. the meeting today included secretary of state hillary rodham clinton, defense secretary, robert gates and general david petraeus, who's in charge of the central command. >> we need to have the number of troops recommended. >> it is critical if you ask young americans to put their lives on the line, the strategy is equal to the sacrifice you're asking them to make. >> some have argued that u.s. drones can do the job. those planes killed six alleged militants today. republican leaders are charging any delay endangers u.s. troops. >>> urgency to pass health care reform, columbus day break for the u.s. senate. majority harry reid canceled the week long recess today coming after lawmakers request to pass a final health care bill by thanksgiving. congressional leaders planned on an

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-www.ncicap.org--- bret: next on "special report" unemoyntsar 26-ye high with 15illi aricans out of wk, and t olymp commtee says n chicago ans to the brazilian carnivale city. we will have live coverage. the president holds a strategy session aboard air force i with his top commander in afghanistan and the most important decisions on healthcare reform legislation will likely happen before cl doors. we will explain. all that plus the fox all-tars stars and friday lightning round, right here, right now. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. this has been a day president obama would like to forget but his detractors undoubtedly will not. his quest to secure the 2016 olympics for chicago failed in spectacular faction and new numbers to boost employment have been less than successful. here is white house correspondent major garrett. >> after trying to help chicagoland for the 2016 olympics, he return trod an economy that continued to pull up lame. >> today's job report is a sobering reminder that progress comes in fits and starts and we need to grind out this recovery, step by step. >> vic

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i know it's been a lousy three weeks, but it is only three wks. >> but it's a decade, steve.hat's what i'm trying to say. >> it's acceptable to be 0-3 in cleveland. maybe it's acceptable to be 0-3 in st. louis. it's not acceptable to be 1-2 and struggle against some of the worth teams in the league here in washington and it's the way they do it. they just look ugly. maybe it's only within three games and most of us think they'll beat tampa and they'll be 2-2 and you might say fine, they're 2-2. but the reality is they don't look good. >> steve, i don't even know if you can hear me but i will say this. when you spend the money that dan snyder spends on this roster, there's no excuse to be 1-2, to lose to teams like the lions, to struggle against teams like the rams. they should be performing better than what they are performing. that's why the fans are so frustrated. >> that's an excellent point and it's a very serious point to make. a serious point for a bunch of guys wearing bags on your head. but you know what, you're doing what it takes. jp, i'm sorry, yours is a little --

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