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I'm Asieh Namdar at the CNN.COM newsroom in Atlanta, here's a look at what's happening NOW IN THE NEWS.

Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama has wrapped up his fact-finding trip to Afghanistan, he's joined the Mideast and Europe and some observers say the tour gives Obama a chance to build his foreign policy credentials.

Obama's rival, Republican John McCain, is offering up his own plan to restore order in Afghanistan. He wants to double the number of Afghanistan forces and several thousand foreign troops. McCain also says it's time to get all of those troops under one command. Yet he's proposed Afghan war czar to take charge.

Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson expects a number of troubled banks to // in the next few months, however, he says the American banking system is safe and sound. The U.S. government took over IndyMac Bank last week, because of its financial troubles. Paulson is urging Congress to Ok his plan to assure up Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, two government sponsored mortgage companies that saw their shares plummet last week, because of fear they might also go under.

Investors are anxious to see whether stocks will continue in the modest rally, the Dow closed Friday up 3.57%. Monday's performance // depend on // oil prices continue to their decline and many major firms including Yahoo!, Bank of America, United Parcel Service and Boeing will release quarterly earning reports this week.

At Boston Massachusetts, an activists group has held ordination ceremonies for three women to become Catholic priests. The group hopes today's event will pressure the woman Catholic Church into leading women serve in worlds reserved only for men. The group says the three women are responding to a call to serve the church. The Vatican has warned that women taking part in ordination ceremonies could be excommunicated.

Those are the headlines this hour, for more on these stories and other news of the day .CNN is your source online, on TV or when you are on the go.

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I'm Asieh Namdar at the CNN.COM newsroom in Atlanta, here's a look at what's happening NOW IN THE NEWS.

Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama has arrived at his finding trip to Afghanistan, he's joined the Mideast and Europe and some observers say the tour gives Obama a chance to build his foreign policy credentials.

Obama’s arrival, John MaCain is offering a plan to restore order in Afghanistan. He wants to double the number of Afghanistan forces and add several thousand foreign troops. MaCain also says it’s the time to get all the force under one commander. He has proposed Afghanistan and war to take charge.

Treasury Secretary Harry Paulson expects number of trouble banks to increase next few month.  However, he says the American banking system is safe and sound. The US government took over Indy Mac bank last week because of its financial troubles. Paulson is urging congress to okay his plan to show up Fannie may and Fandie Mac to government sponsored mortgage-company that / shares poor last week because of fear that they must also go under.

Investors are anxious to see whether the stock will continue to modest rally, the door closed Friday at 3.5 percent. Monday’s performance will depend on oil prices continued to decline. And many major including Yahoo ,bank of America, united parcel service and Boeing will release quarterly earning report this week.

At Boston Massachusetts, an activists group has held ordination ceremonies for three women to become Catholic priests. The group hopes today's event will pressure the woman Catholic Church into leading women serve in worlds reserved only for men. The group says the three women are responding to a call to serve the church. The Vatican has warned that women taking part in ordination ceremonies could be excommunicated.

Those are the headlines this hour, for more on these stories and other news of the day .CNN is your source online, on TV or when you are on the go.

I'm Asieh Namdar at the cnn.com newsroom in Atlanta. Here's a look at what's happening NOW IN THE NEWS.
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Those are the headlines this hour. For more on these stories and other news of the day, CNN is your source online, on TV, or when you're on the go.

I’m Asieh Namdar at the CNN.com newsroom in Atlanta, here is a look at what’s happening NOW IN THE NEWS.

Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama has wrapped up his fast finding trip to Afghanistan, he’s touring the Middle East and Europe and some observers say the tour gives Obama a chance to build his foreign policy credentials.

Obama’s rival, Republican’s John McCain is offering up his own plan to restore order in Afghanistan, he wants to double the number Afghan forces and adds several thousand foreign troops. McCain also says it’s time to get all those troops under one command. He has proposed an Afghan a warzar to take charge.

Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson expects the number of troubled banks to increase in the next months, however, he says the American banking system is safe and sound, the US government took over IndyMac bank last week, because of its financial troubles. Paulson is urging congress to okay his plan to shore up Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, two government sponsored mortgage companies that saw their shares plummet last week, because a fear they might also go under.

Investors are anxious to see whether stocks will continue to modest rally, the Dow closed Friday up 3.57%, Monday’s performance will depend on the oil prices continue their decline. And many major firms including Yahoo, Bank of America, United Parcel Services and Boeing will release quarterly earning reports this week.

At Boston Massachusetts, an activist group has held ordinations ceremonies for three women to become catholic priests, the group hopes today’s event, will pressure the Rome Catholic church into letting woman serve in roles reserved only for man. The group says the three women are responding to a call to serve the church, the Vatican has warned that women taking part in ordination ceremonies could be excommunicated.

Those are the headlines this hour, for more on these stories and other news of the day, CNN is your source on line, on TV, or when you are on the go.

I'm Asieh Namdar ,at the CNN.com newsroom in Atlanta, here's a look at what's happening NOW IN THE NEWS.

Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama has wrapped up his fact finding trip to Afghanistan.He is touring the Middle East and Europe and some observers say the tour gives Obama a chance to built his foreign policy credentials.

Obama's rival Republican John McCain, is offering up his own plan to restore order in Afghanistan. He wants to double the number of Afghanistan forces and several thousand foreign troops. McCain also says it's the time to get all those troops under one command, yet he has proposed Afghan warzar to take charge.

Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson now expects a number of troubled banks to increase in the next few months, however, he says the American Banking System is safe and sound. The U.S. government took over IndyMac Bank last week because of its financial troubles. Paulson is urging Congress Ok his plan to show up Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, two government sponsored mortgage companies that saw their shares plummet last week, because of fear they might also go under.

Investors are anxious to see whether stocks will continue in the modest rally, the Dow closed Friday up 3.57%. Monday's performance will depend on // oil prices continue to // decline and many major firms including Yahoo, Bank of America, United Parcel Service and Boeing will release quarterly earning reports this week.

At Boston Massachusetts, an activists group has held ordination ceremonies for three women to become Catholic priests. The group hopes today's event will pressure the woman Catholic Church into leading women serve in worlds reserved only for men. The group says the three women are responding to a call to serve the church. The Vatican has warned that women taking part in ordination ceremonies could be excommunicated.

Those are the headlines this hour, for more on these stories and other news of the day .CNN is your source online, on TV or when you are on the go.

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I'm Asieh Namdar at the CNN.COM newsroom in Atlanta, here's a look at what's happening NOW IN THE NEWS.


Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama has wrapped up his fact-finding trip to Afghanistan, he's joined the Middle East and Europe and some observers say the tour gives Obama a chance to build his foreign policy credentials.


Obama's rival, Republican John McCain, is offering up his own plan to restore order in Afghanistan. He wants to double the number of Afghan forces and add several thousand foreign troops. McCain also says it's time to get all / those troops under one command. He has proposed Afghan war czar to take charge.


Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson expects a number of troubled banks to increase in the next few months, however, he says the American banking system is safe and sound. The U.S. government took over IndyMac Bank last week, because of its financial troubles. Paulson is urging Congress to Ok his plan to assure up Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, two government sponsored mortgage companies that saw their shares plummet last week, because of fear they might also go under.


Investors are anxious to see whether stocks will continue in the modest rally, the Dow closed Friday up 3.57%. Monday's performance will depend on whether oil prices continue to their decline and many major firms including Yahoo!, Bank of America, United Parcel Service and Boeing will release quarterly earning reports this week.


At Boston Massachusetts, an activists group has held ordination ceremonies for three women to become Catholic priests. The group hopes today's event will pressure the woman Catholic Church into leting women serve in roles reserved only for men. The group says the three women are responding to a call to serve the church. The Vatican has warned that women taking part in ordination ceremonies could be excommunicated.

I'm Asieh Namdar at the CNN.com newsroom in Atlanta. Here's a look at what's happening NOW IN THE NEWS.

Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama has wrapped up his fact-finding trip to Afghanistan. He's touring the Middle East and Europe and some observers say the tour gives Obama a chance to build his foreign policy credentials.

Obama's rival, Republican John McCain, is offering up his own plan to restore order in Afghanistan. He wants to double the number of Afghan forces and add several thousand foreign troops. McCain also says it's time to get all those troops under one command. He has proposed an Afghan war czar to take charge.

Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson expects the number of troubled banks to increase in the next few months. However, he says the American banking system is safe and sound. The US government took over IndyMac Bank last week, because of its financial troubles. Paulson is urging Congress to okay his plan to shore up Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, two government-sponsored mortgage companies that saw their shares plummet last week, because of fear they might also go under.

Investors are anxious to see whether stocks will continue \ the modest rally. The Dow closed Friday up 3.57%. Monday's performance will depend on whether oil prices continue to their decline. And many major firms including Yahoo, Bank of America, United Parcel Service and Boeing will release quarterly earning reports this week.

A Boston, Massachusetts \ activist\ group has held ordination ceremonies for three women to become Catholic priests. The group hopes today's event will pressure the Roman Catholic Church into letting women serve in roles reserved only for men. The group says the three women are responding to a call to serve the church. The Vatican has warned that women taking part in ordination ceremonies could be excommunicated.

Those are the headlines this hour. For more on these stories and other news of the day, CNN is your source online, on TV or when you are on the go.

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I’m Asieh Namdar at the CNN.COM news room in Atlanta ,here is a look at what’s happening now in the news.
Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama has wrapped up his fact-finding trip in Afghanistan. He has joined the middle east and Europe and Sub. Some of the observers say the tour gives a chance to build his foreign policy credentials.
Obama’s rival republican John Mccian is offering up his own plan with the order in Afghanistan. He wants to double the number in Afghan forces and add server thousand foreign troops. Mccain also says it’s time to get all those troops under one command. He has proposed an afghan warrior to take charge.
Federal secretary Henry Paulson expects the number of troubled banks to increase in the next few months. However, he says the American banking system is safe and sound. The US government took over indimac bank last week because of its financial troubles. Paulson is urging the congress to Okay its plan to show up Fannie Mae and Frannie Mac ,two government sponsored mortgage companies that sold their shares last weeks because of a fear they might also go under.
Investors are anxious whether the stocks will continue the modest rally. The Dow closed Friday up 3.57%, on this performance will the oil prices continue to decline. And many majors firms including Yahoo,Bank of America, United Parcel Service and Boin will release their quarterly reports this week.
A basin in masstiset active group has held an ordination ceremonies for become catholic priests. The group hopes today’s event will pressure the Roman catholic church into letting women serve the roles reserved only for men. The group says the three women are responding to a court to serve the church that has once warned that women taking part in ordination ceremonies could ex-communicated.
Those are the headlines this hour, for more on these stories and other news of the day, CNN is your source online, on TV, or when you are on the go.

I'm Asieh Namdar at the CNN.com newsroom in Atlanta, here's a look at what's happening now in the news.

Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama has wrapped up his fact-finding trip to Afghanistan. He's touring Middle East and Europe and Sub/. Some observers say the tour gives Obama a chance to build his foreign policy credentials.

Obama's rival Republican John McCain is offering up his own plan to restore order Afghanistan. He wants to double the number Afghan forces and add several thousand foreign troops. McCain also says it's time to get all those troops under one command. He has proposed an Afghan war czar to take charge.

Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson expects a number of troubled banks to increase the next few months. However, he says the American banking system is safe and sound. The US government took over IndyMac bank last week because of its financial troubles. Paulson is urging Congress to okay his plan to show up Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, two government sponsored mortgage companies that saw their shares plummet last week because of the fear they might also go under.

Investors are anxious to see whether stocks will continue the modest //. The Dow closed Friday up 3.57%, Monday's performance will depend on royal oil prices continued their decline and many major firms including Yahoo Bank of America, United Parcel Service and Boeing will release quarterly earning reports this week.

A Boston, Massachusetts activist group has held ordination ceremonies for three women to become Catholic priests. The group hopes today's event will pressure the Roman Catholic Church into letting women serve in roles reserved only for men. The group says the three women are responding to a call to serve the church. The Vatican has warned that women taking part in ordination ceremonies could be excommunicated.

Those are the headlines this hour. For more on these stories and other news of the day, CNN is your source online, on TV or when you are on the go.