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this program is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by wpbt >> hudson: good evening. thanks for join us. we are hours away from the sweeping reform bill of wall street that could affect many of the important transactions that you make. susie, lawmakers in the house and senate are still putting the final touches on legislation to protect consumers and prevent another financial meltdown. >> gharib: you're right. they agreed today on the new standards for what banks keep in reserve to protect against losses, but on th...

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irresponsibly and i think, i think we could -- we could reasonably assume that. yes, i think it could be done from a minority government. i would much prefer frankly a majority one and some of the decisions would be tough indeed and that's has to take. that's hard to take. >> and our reporter graham satchel has -- news of what is going on in south hampton, where government minister john denim is defending his seat, 8.5,000 for labor. a yes, he's got a very comfortable majority here, about 8,400, would take a swing of 10.5% for the tories for him to lose that seat. we have been watchi...

Arrests the feds are making are either natural born or naturalized american citizens, all in the headlines, colleen la rose, jihad jane and from her pennsylvania home, apparently plotted the assassination of a swedish cartoonist. daniel boyd from north carolina, in his spare time, plotted attacks overseas and want today lead a group of men to carry out attacks. sharif mobley, 26 years from new jersey, he turned up in yemen arrested as part of an alleged al qaeda cell. >> do the feds give you an indication about how concerned they are? >> they're very concerned, seeing a growth in this. they be...

Out attacks in pakistan. but, this is just the latest in a series of cases involving alleged homegrown terrorists. chief fox report correspondent jonathan hunt has more now live from our new york city. jonathan. >> the growth of homegrown terrorism has been predicted for years by government officials. now those predictions seem to be turning into reality. in what the feds are describing as evolving threat and what security experts are calling a new terror profile. >> they fit in. they can travel with their u.s. passports much more easily. they don't excite as much attention. and so we're very ...