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new sns that some democrats may not wa to get it done by next month demoats he house will they matterwe'll also talk about how the other si feels about the public option when w talk to republicanenator judd gre th one is going tbe feisty. you'reating msnbc. >>> i'm hamon pearson with your cnbc market wrap. stocks barrelly ending on high note. the dow picked up just over 4 points. the s&p gained 3 points, a the naaq adde5 points. >>> job cim fell last week to their lowest levels since early january. analys expectedthat number to rpass 600,000. >>> new retail numbers show a bigg tha expected drop i sales for the month of june. retails in all sectors repoedeak stores but mall-based clothingtores were especially hard hit. >>> the federal reservis taki closer lo at ovdraft protection offered by banks. what started outs a service to autotically pay for a transaction an account holderid not have the moy to cover it, is now a majosource of revenue for banks projected at nearly39 billion this year. that's nearly twice what they direct from credit card penalties. that's it from cnbc, first busi

omas burnett of wall street access says that's a sn of a change in outlook >> corporate boardooms are beginning to seehat we're through the worst ofhe overall economic recsion and that going forwarit looks like we can envisionrowth. it may not be this quart, next quarter or ear in 2010, but going foard we're through the worst and thgs are going to start to get better. >> reporte but if confidence is returning, it's cautionarat best. the value of the deals yeato date is only 35% of enof july last year. rich peterson of s&pays if you are looking for return to a trillion-bucks-a-year a pace, don't ho your breath. >> that'not to say there's a buyer's strike there's deals th are going on. t in terms of the large mega deals that we saw back in 20, 2007, in the hey-dayf private equity, ose are not on the hozon any time near. >> reporter: one reason cuent dealare relatively small is that pvate equity money, which used to fu about half the m&a activity, has almo completely dried up. that won't change until e cred markets improve. r investors looking to buy into companieshat could be taover tar

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before her firshewi sn, never played the lottery. s d you see it? bernie madoff's new home. a far cry from his moan penthouse. the new dig in that federal prison in butler, north carolina. he was made to set 150 years in that box for running the biggest ponzi scheme in history. he's not the first high-profile prisoner here. it housed jim baker, televangelist, adelphia commission's standard john riggot and john hinkley, the man who tried to kill press reagan. >>> auto dealers sea hundreds of thousands of jobs will be lost if gm and chrysler don't give back the rights to sell their cars. chrysler pulled the rug out from some dealers and g musk will terminate 1300 dealerships when their contact -- tracts end in 2010. dealers want congress to help. it may not come in town. melly alnwick has more. >> reporter: there are plenty of times to ponder the future at mont rose automative and how much things can change in a month. rick, is chaub's family owned this dealership for 55 years. >> insult to injury every day. >> reporter: on june error error -- june 9th, chrysler ended the fran

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mariah carey's sn filled the void. ♪ where there is love i'll be there ♪ >> reporter: music was the centerpieceitchie, offered a spiritual ballad, in keeping with katherine jackson's wishes that this not simply be a secular service. ♪ jesus is lord >> reporter: for all the celebration, this was a good-bye. and a tough one for many. >> although our hearts are aching, we need to look up where he is undoubtedly perched in a crescent moon and we need to smile. >> reporter: jackson's achievements couldn't fit into a single eulogy whether in the record industry itself or that moon walk on stage. >> i think he is simply the greatest entertainer that ever lived. [ applause ] >> reporter: that brought mourners to their feet, only to be lulled back into somber silence from the likes of stevie wonder. ♪ michael why didn't you stay? ♪ >> reporter: the memorial hit every note from jackson's calling as a musician, to the controversy his life so often brought. >> how much pain can one take? maybe now, michael, they will leave you alone. >> wasn't nothing strange about your daddy, it was strange what your dadd

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