BLITZER: Dramatic development in the case of a controversial ATF gun purchasing program. Lisa Sylvester has that and some of the other top stories in the SITUATION ROOM right now. What happened, Lisa?</s>LISA SYLVESTER, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Hi there, Wolf. Well, Congress is giving the FBI and DEA one week to hand over documents for its investigation into operation "Fast and Furious," the ATF program allowing the illegal purchase of thousand of assault weapons, many of each wound up at a Mexican crime scene. Sources say the ATFs embattled acting director implicated the two agencies in the controversial operation. And a dire warning for dozens of Atlanta public schools officials charged with cheating on standardized test resign or be fired. The interim superintended is given those identified at the serving 2009 reports three days to leave the job or face termination hearings. And the U.S. mission in Afghanistan is now officially in new hands. The top commander of NATO forces in the region, General David Petraeus, transferred authority to Marine Lieutenant General John Allen during a ceremony today. Petraeus will assume his new role as CIA director in September -- Wolf.</s>BLITZER: Looking forward to see Gen. Petraeus over at the CIA once he gets back here to Washington.</s>SYLVESTER: That's instability unclosed.</s>BLITZER: He will be
DEA, FBI Investigated In Weapons Probe