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Would need to build one nuclear device. at the current rate of enrichment, iran would have 20% uranium for one bomb in about 10 months, or as netanyahu told the u.n., by next spring or summer. after that, it would take just a few months more to enrich uranium to the 90% bomb grade level. netanyahu said irans nuclear program must be stopped before then. >> before iran gets to a point where its a few months away or a few weeks away from amassing enough enriched uranium to make a nuclear weapon. >>...

Any one who has been watching television lately knows american crops are dying on the vine, but when congress left town last night, they couldnt even agree on drought relief for struggling farmers and livestock producers. >> lets go home and prepare for a farm bill debate when we come back, but most importantly, lets just go home! >> schieffer: not to worry. maybe it will rain. farmers shouldnt feel slighted, though. congress also couldnt agree on a plan to protect our vital infrastructure from ...

Sometimes directed a users search to desired websites, but often redirected them to sites they didnt want. . the scammers made money for ads they posted on the destination sites. >> absolutely brilliant what these guys were doing. they had found a way to tap into one of the most lucrative sources of money on the internet and thats online advertising. >> reporter: when those behind the scam were arrested, the fbi took over the trouble-free surfing. thats whats about to shut down. the fbi estimate...

Really hard time fixing your computer. >> reporter: a simple test now to save potential trouble later. pete williams, nbc news, washington. fridays lackluster jobs report showing the unemployment rate stuck at 8.2% has provided mitt romney backers plenty of fresh ammo. as they launch into another round of attacks on president obamas handling of the economy. but the obama camp is not lacking ammo of its own on the subject of jobs. >> reporter: the president today back from camp david to a swelt...

Anything else in the world. its valuable and if you compensate people for it, youre going to get more of it. its just that simple. >> reporter: doreens need for bone marrow is particularly dire. years ago doctors told her the best chance for jordan was a transplant from a sibling donor, so doreen and her then husband turned to invitro fertilization to conceive a healthy child who could be that match, but in a cruel twist of fate twins georgia and julia now 7 were born with the same deadly diseas...

Out of print, at least in book form. the internet blew right by them and they didnt keep up, kind of like kodak and digital photography. they were google before there was google. but then wikipedia became the research tool of choice, almost by default, and it gained increasing acceptance. these days, the book form of britannica is just 1% of their business. a set of britannicas was a status symbol. wrorld book tended to be more common, more modest. britannica tended to indicate wealth and educat...

We asked david martin to tell us about a new report from the u.n.s international atomic energy agency. >> reporter: for much of the world-- and israel in particular-- irans nuclear program is a ticking bomb. and it just got louder. todays u.n. report shows irans centrifuge plants have been busy enriching uranium to a concentration of 20%, a major step toward a bomb. david albright is an expert on irans nuclear program. >> under 20% material, theyve increased the output about threefold. >> report...

>> reporter: both the fuel rods loaded into a research reactor dnd the new centrifuges for enriching uranium had already been seen by u.n. inspectors, so came as no surprise to u.s. came aigence. >> its what was expected. i mean, but it does show continuing progress thats tuilding toward a capability that if iran made a decision to build nuclear weapons, it could bu implement fairly quickly. neweporter: iran says its new untrifuges can enrich uranium anree times faster than the current generatio...

When the recession hit and has never resumed. up the strip, the bankrupt fontenbleu is also unfinished. the historic sahara closed its doors last may. even m.g.m.s massive city center, the largest privately funded construction project in u.s. history, nearly didnt make it. >> we need to diversify our economy. we need to bring more businesses here. >> reporter: but for entrepreneurs like jason mendenhall, the city hasnt made it easy. >> i mean, if it wasnt a high- rise building or if it wasnt a c...

>> reporter: in other words, while a computer could one day make even alex obsolete on "jeopardy!," when it comes to health care, the thinking is the human doctor will always be in. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >> mitchell: and that is the cbs evening news. thanks for joining us. im russ mitchell. ill see you again tomorrow night. good night. climbed snow mountains." while many of us just try to another soaking rain around the bay area. colder storms are in the forecast. even some snow. we...