LEMON: Let's go Globe Trekking, shall we? A U.N. nuclear watchdog agency says Iran is not cooperating enough on its nuclear program. In a 13-page report the agency says therefore it can't conclude that Iran's nuclear program is for peaceful purposes. Matthew Chance now live in London. Matthew, how exactly is Iran defying the nuclear inspectors?</s>MATTHEW CHANCE, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, a couple of ways it's been defying them over the last several years. This is just the latest report, the last one this year, in fact, by the U.N.'s nuclear watchdog agency, the IAEA into Iran's nuclear activities. They continue to criticize Iran for its failure to answer questions about the alleged military dimensions of Iran's nuclear program. They continue to criticize Iran for failing to give it access to nuclear scientists, and to some particular sites that the U.N. inspectors want to take a look at, to see what took place there. I think the issue that is of most concern, though, in this latest report according to U.S. and western diplomats that I've spoken to is the fact that over the past three months or so, Iran appears to have increased its capacity to enrich uranium. Nuclear material needed to build a nuclear bomb to the point where it effectively doubled its capacity in a secure underground bunker, which is built inside a mountain to prevent it from being hit by air strikes. And that's something very worrying for diplomats and observers of the situation, of course, it means if it chose to, Iran could build enough material to build a bomb much quicker than it could previously -- Don.</s>LEMON: Absolutely, Matthew Chance, thank you for that report. We appreciate it. Just how bad was superstorm Sandy? We have new video to show you from the moment the floodwaters spilled into a subway station. Plus, it is the end of a snack food era. As I cry in my soup right now, ahead, the Hostess brand shutting down its doors for good. The company officials say it could have been avoided.
Iran Not Cooperating with Nuclear Agency