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well, how did you all keep cool this weekend? it was not easy. >> it was not and it's going to get worse. >> it certainly is. 2010, already the hottest year ever on record. believe it or not, as robin said, it actually is going to get worse over the course of this week. >> hopefully, that's not the case with the spill in the gulf. day 91 of the disaster in the gulf. take a look at this. the coast guard, i should say, says those tiny bubbles coming from the well could be a sign of a dangerous methane leak. bp says the cap is safe and sound. the government, well, not quite so sure. and...

within the u.s. intelligence community almost a decade after 9/11. and is the tea party movement being torn apart by allegations of racism? one wing of the group expels another and tea party backed candidates are left holding the bag. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in the situation room. right now officials in the gulf say they don't see any major red flags with the new well cap that might force them to unleash a big gusher of oil. once again they're moving ahead with another full day of tests, athoer 24 hours. they are keeping a close watch on pressure levels. all important pressure lev...

extend long-term jobless benefit force millions of americans. >> lehrer: hari sreenivasan talks to author about the growth of the lending industry aimed at the poorest americans. >> woodruff: paul solman has the first in a series of reports on greece's economic woes. tonight how the problem began. >> when we got the euro it was like, you know, a teenager getting a credit card with no limit and their debt just exploded. >> brown: and margaret warner interviews reporter dana priest about "the washington post" investigation into the ballooning intelligence community. >> woodruff: that's...

climate change. >> woodruff: then we look at president obama's call to extend long-term jobless benefit force millions of americans. >> lehrer: hari sreenivasan talks to author about the growth of the lending industry aimed at the poorest americans. >> woodruff: paul solman has the first in a series of reports on greece's economic woes. tonight how the problem began. >> when we got the euro it was like, you know, a teenager getting a credit card with no limit and their debt just exploded. >> brown: and margaret warner interviews reporter dana priest about "the washington post" invest...