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>> it surprisedeveryone but it's clearlyomething they've been working on fr a long time and think had -- they had anher assessment of the threat from iran. they said they're going t hange the chm -- sstem. the key is they're not going to plant thoseland-based radar interptors in the czech public and poland which had coletely out raged russia. the timing othis, why, is that we ve the u.n. general assembly next week and we have the g-20 next week and a lo of foreign -- gwen: it al happened o the 70th aiversary of the soveyelt invaon of poland. not eat timing. >> that was not wht they ment too and that wa sort f lot in all this and cetainly lost on them. but tey will not sa russia has ything to do with thi, although i thouht secretary of defense bert gates was very honest abt this. he aid well, it was alost exclusively about the threat were -- from iran but he did sathis willllay someof russia's unfounded fears abt havi the land-based interceptors. >> did we get someingin retu from russ? >> wel russiis so appy about it. what a surpse. i think that is the questn. we a have to watch is the

it's believed they removed windows fr a bathroom, crawled through d use a laddero clb the jail walls.ne has been recaptur. th palestinian president has acsed israel of making a return to peac talks impossle. mahmoud abbasays there's no common ground foregotiation if the israeli government keeps building settlements on occupied land and will n discuss the future of jerusalem or paltinian refugees. well, as a sign o symbolis it beuse powerful and ratcheted up the power of iran ove its nuclear program. esident obama in the chair for the firstime, the u.n. curity council has animously approved a resolution aimed at stemming the spread of nucle wpons, reducing the risk of nuclear terrorism. jeremy bowen reports from the u.n. >> this is about fixing a goal, they were voting for a hope, a distant aspiraon but the symbolism was strong. the world's most pwerful states in agreemen and an american president ithe chair athe security council for the first time. >> the historic resolution we just adopted enshrines our shared commitment to the goal of a worl without nlear weons. and it brings securi

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and by contributions to ur pbs station fr viewers like you. thank you. >> ifillpresident obama offered a spirited defensof his economic picies today. he said the initiatis have "stopped o economic freefall." and federal reserve chairman be bernanke offered hopeful view about end to the recession. dy woodruff has our lead sty report.tw >> it isood to beack in ohio. woodruff: the spirit surfaced fist this morning at a general motslant in ohio. thpresident urged on eering auto workers. >> as long as you've still got an ounc of fight left in u, i have a tonof fight left in me. i've said it before. i skinny but'm touh. >> woouff: mr. obama tout th success ofash for clunkers asew numbers showed it helpedoostretail sal nearly 3% in aust. he defened t deep government interventon in the ao sector. because of the steps we take, this plant is out to hift into high gear. (cheering >> 150 of you co-workers came back to wor yesterday. (cheering >> more than a thousand will be coming bck to work in less than thre weeks as poduction othe cobalt ramps up. >> w

for fr! it's a way of fe in japan. we'lshow you how it works. >> susie: college loan finanng may go throughts biggest changen decades. anyou & your kids may be affected. leslation is working its way through capitol hill, at could leave bas. out in the col >> paul: i'm paukangas. >> susieand i'm susie gharib. this is "nightly busines report" for thuray, september 17 "nightly biness report" is made possible by: this program was made ssible by conibutions to your pbs station from viewers likyou. thank yo /& >> susie: good evening eveone. the stock market is a roll. the s&p 0 index has skyrocketed almo 60% just since rch. the major stock inxes edged lower today but so market experts are predicting t rally will continue. why is this momeum happening now, especially since septber is notoriousor market correcons and crashes? suzanne pratt ecked in with thpros. >> reporter: there a only 9 trading ys left inhe month. and thseptember selloff has yeto materialize. all summer many investnt pros argued stocks had goneoo far too fas

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there was letter at one point fr liberals sayingthey wouldn vote for a billthat didn't hava pulic option. therwere blue dog centists that said they couldt vote for it with a pulic opion. did the president resolve that? the democrats in oneplace now? >> no. in the house it i a little less of a problem, doyle, because fit the house rules are different an the senate rules, because a bar majority st al yoneed. it is coeach seveae that you have a revolt from the liberals, that they didn get the pubc opon or arevolt rom the blue dogs if the costs aren'tcut. but the thinking s at the end of the day, they'll get a ill out of the houseit'll be differt than the seate and hat's --the rubb will meet the road then hen you resolve that. >> parof the strategy is to get bills passed. theyl figure this out in onferee. they don't nd to figure o the bottom line just g a bill past the senate. doesn't have to have a ublic option. d sit down at the table. >> wha is t timetable? gwen: what will we see next? >> the coming week is the self-imposed deadline by aucus, for a bipaisan bil. that doesn't look likely o

business report" is made possible by: this program was madpossible contributions to your pbs station fr viewers like you. thank you. 7/ >> sie: good evening, everyone. "we're sorry and we're fing the problem. at was the response today fr the securities a exchange mmission over how it bungled five sepate investigations into bernie madoff's msive ponzi scheme. contriteegulators were called on the carpet by cgress today, ter a scathing report said t agency was incomtent. adng fuel to the fire: maachusetts state regulators released a tape of phone call madoff made,ragging about how ea it was to scam the s.e.c. stephanie dhue repor. >> reporter: madoff kn how to work theecurities and exchange commission. in a phone call from decber 2005, madoff cched the chief risk officer of thfairfield greenwicfund about how to handle t s.e.c. before an interview with agency examins. >> we run thugh this all the me, these guys come in to do books and records examinion and they a a zillion different questions, and we look at em sometimes and we laugh a say what are you guys writing a book. these guys, theyo

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is that a fr criticism? >> well, i think it's importt design issue, but the crial feature woulbe to permit the management ofab unwinding in such a way that you didn't need to bail out all ofhereditors but instead make it possible for ceain classes of creditors to accept responsibily without being bailed out,nd without causing the ki ofystemic risk that you saw velop after lehmann. >> unemployment-you have called the unemploymt rate unacceptably high. th means thathe administration we can expect the administration to have new initiaves on job creatn in th coming months or theoming budget? >> the ainistration's orall economic program, e recovery act, has operad and functioned more rapidly, i thk, than any onomic expansion progr in memory. but as yet, well under half of the nds under it have been disbsed, and they're going to be disbursed going forward, and diursed-- disbursed at a growing rate. so these a great dea more we're going to do through th recovery act, through our approaches to the housing market,hic

. >> the rebels look far fr crushed. the shia muslims a fighting mainly aunni regime.ant to overflow the government -- overthrow the government. the conflict is eslating. yemen is now suffing the worst refugee crisis of the civil war. we went tone refugee camp just a w miles from the front lines. of the tens ofhousands of refues who have fledheir homes in the pastonth alone, only a tiny fractn made it here to the official camp. most are stuck in the mountains, and beyond the helpof internatnal aid agencies, betwee rebel and goverent frontlines. many families were fom towns just captured by the rels. they fled on foot. the gunfire wa ringing in their ears. >he says that they were taking away 1year-ol to make th child soldiers he said the rebels killed anyone whreturned to check otheir homes. he was loyal to thgovernment. here were troubles supporter here, but they uld not speak with so many armed guards around. this manriticized the govement and was quickly shut down. the u.n. has launch an emergency appeal for $24 miion for the regees. so far, no wesrn government has o

and athens is still reelin fr cost overruns in 2004.body is professor of onomics at lake forest college and presidenof the internional association of sports kmifs. he's written widy on the impact of e olympics and other spting events and jos us this evening from chicago. well, professor, is bringingelebrity fire power to a bidne of the ways cities can legimately compete now that t i.o.c. has changed s selection procedures in the wake o scanls in the '90s? >> yes. i think the interaction ally betweei.o.c. members and those who are boosters f the games and ho cities, that contact is very limid at th point. asou noted, it's a result of what happenewith the salt lake winter olymc games. soeads of state will have some contact but they've g a ry, very short or small window to meet wh i.o.c. presentatives to make thei personal bids. the contact is limited but there is some contact for rougy 12 hours, 10 to 12 hours. so it may be that theye able, as i noted before, to sway a few votes. suarez: how much does geography and geo litics matter in th

joining now, anthonyeiner democratic congresswoman fr new york. aemocrat pennsylvania p.a. a member of the centrist blue d coalitio also congrsman thadus mccotter of michan, theourth ranking memb of the house republican leadehip. lar in the program we'll be joinedy a group familiar with the issue of health care and th program, joseph califano, former secretary of hlth, ucation and welfa during the cart administration, david brooks of e "new york times," al hunt of bloombergnews, and rich lry of the national revi. i pleased to have all ofthem onhis live broadcast tonight from washingtonnd new york. i begin wh peoplewho were there in the hall listening to this spee and ask ts basic question: what did the speech change? >> i hope what it chaed was tually informg the people of this country rlly what this bill, whathis leglation as we go forward entails. as i did my town halls, 19 of them throughou northwester pennsylvania, i foundhat there wasust a lot of confusi and a lot of peopl who were very frighten sod i think the president kind of laid out what this plan is and i hope th

. >> lehrer: judy woodruffakes the story fr there. >> woodruff: for more on l of is we turn to david albright a former un nucar weapons inspecr. he's w president of the institute for science and international security. david albght, good to have you with us again. >> good to be here. >> woodruff: president oma had a news coerence a few mines ago. heaid and i'muoting iran's actns raise grave doubts in ter of their presentationf their clear program was for aceful purposes. so what exactly is known about is facility? >> wel, not very much. i mean there's bn some statements about that it's gas centrifuge plant, it enriches uranium, it's relavely small compared to what you uld need for a lant to make well enriched uranium f nuclear pow reactsers. t most importantly it has been built in secrecy. and iran has sd many times publicly thatt has vealed everything to th iea. everything is own and yet heryou have a very important nuclear sit that was notnown. and appes to only have been revealed to the iea after iran was caughting whetheit. >> woodruff: you s a very important site. how much do wk

let us know exactly where the money is coming fr. and al believe in speech. and i al believe that these institutions -labor unions and corporations -- shld have the righto speak about their issues, and they speakhe same way individuals do, thugh contributions. john cain laid out the predicate, that it would be massive spending on campais. so be it. we already have iright now i just think it ought to be fully disclod. this mak me a heretic -- it makes you rights. >> but the other interesting aspect is at this group d not wanto disclose. there is a lotf talking about, you have to ve full disclosure. but when the cas come to court the groups never want to disclose. >> l's be very blunt. iny earlier like i was a political hack and raise money, made me anti-calviis, man give --odave money to the least attractive, inresting, fairinded of our creatures. it is about money. is about corporate dominance of politics. if you ta 1% of the exxon's profit onext year, that i more thabarack obama raised d spent and all campaign. john mccain and ru feingd are absotely right. b

. >> fr the economy to immigraon. the u.s. immigration service deed a citizenship request from a 17-yr-old girl from great britainbecause she refused a shotof garisil. gardisil is he controversial vaccine the fd-approved in 20 that prtects against te sexually-transmitted diase hpv, whch can cause ervical cancer. the government requires fele immigrantbetween the ages f 11 and 26 who seek permanent sidence or refugee staus to reive gardisil, but the vaccinatn is voluntary for americangirls. simone davis ss she does not need the vacne becauseshe's notsexuallyactive. imgration advocates say th vaccine requirementput an uair financial burden on women because it costly. some healthca experts say the vaccineshould not e required because thereisn't enough research n sid effects. vaccine-maker merck say the company oes not suppt mandatory vaccinatn of new fele immigrants. do we have a right to require anything we want befo we give somebo the privilege of cming tothis country? >> it seems at way, in the se of this vaccin listen, iquesti

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there's no distance among social democrats and fr free democrats with regards to the united states. to afghanistan, Ñi the situation is unpredictable. if things go very bad there, i think it will be difficult to sell the war in germany. due to our history, germany's a very pacifist country and therefore, the war is extremely unpopular. we even don't call it a war. we call it a humanitarian intervention. what's only part of the story. the other part of the story, it's a war. so there are some open questions. >> nikolaunk you very much for joining us today. >> thanks for having me. >>> in switzerland, the lawyer for film director roman polanski said today that he will fight american attempts to extradite him to the united states in the sex case that goes back more than 30 years. the 76-year-old director was arrested saturday on arrival in zurich to receive a lifetime achievement award from a film festival. polanski pleaded guilty in california to having sex with a 13-year-old girl in 1977 but then fled to france before his sentencing. french officials have expressed astonishment over

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for examp, perha dissociating yourself fr extremes or taing down som of that rhetoric.at's your role? >> i think... you've heard me er the last severalmonths make it clear that want americans to iolve themselves in tsiscussion but it oug to be civil. and and largelmost all of it is. there's going be someone now d then o's going toet out of controlor yell. but we are in the middle of a dern day political rbellion in ameria. >> rerter: rellion? >> reblion. i've ner seen ything like this. i've been around the country i a number of membs' districts and i've bee watching this grasfire grow a year. and the american people they're concerned about what their government is doin they know at these trillion doll deficits for asar as the eye can see, this is not sustainabl. and they're concerned governnt here in washington is getoo big, getng too much control and theye makingtheir oppotion to it known and all of my colleags have encounted their citizens mo engad than they've ever seen i went to a t partyn stchester, ohio, on septemr 5, laboray weekend, along wi some omy colleagues

there are obama principles d there are fr plans in congress right w. ere might be a fif any minute now, the senate finance committee... max baucu has given an outline the other members of the -called gang of six, t bipartisan group of senars basically telling e republans, you know, ifou don't likehis, the come up with your plans and enou deline on weesday and... t you're right, ere is no actual obama plan. he needs to create oney, as the adminiration says, tying up all tse loose strings and taing about what he wants in one bill. but that's been one of the problems and thas one of the reons why thwhite housend presidenbarack obama made it clear that they wa the house and senate thaveassed something beforehe august recess in the absence of one concrete bill or two concrete bills there wathis vacuum wherepponents could ta about what was in this bill, what was inhat bill and there w no bill per se, no oma bill for him to defen >> ros okay. but bill clinton and ls of other people he been saying to him "youhave to have aill." bill clinton's also been saying

decision leaves em vulnerable to pressure fr russia.hhead of the polish national security office sa the u.s. renegeon its deal, the fact is the agreement siped last year in aust will not be plemented. and thfact that time has run t for the new agement which is 6 to 7 ars old gives us some doubts. leaves a big question ma on its realization. it is a long time wn you remember that inll countries, there cld be big changes in high positions. woodruff: meanwhile in brussels, the head of to called for the.s., russia, and to to link their missile defense systems, as a y to ward off fute threats. in afgnistan, the toll for u.s. and "nato" forces greby 2 today. authorities announced on american and oneanadian soldier re killed in roadside bombgs on thursday. six italian soldierslso died yesterday, in a bombinin kabul. a suicide bombing pakistan has kill 29 people and injured 55 more. e car exploded in front of a 2-story hotel the outskirts of kohat ithe northwest of kistan. it w the second attack in the area in two days. insuents in somalia warn

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fr the 19 20's. we left every squarench of gaza and sll they fire rockets into whatthey say is occupd paleine. ey shared it and s on from the nor and the south. so i asked the palestinians ve simple question. suppose we solve thesproblems, boers, territories, will you th every onef these, wanted to know aimple question. will you recognize thetate of israel. jewsere divided and they conducted a war against for 50 years. will you recognize the stat of israel as the nati state o the wish people. you ask me and my people to recognizthe palestinian state as the sta of the palestinian people, will you recogze israel as e nation stateof e jewish people. and the answer ought tobe very simple. ye >> charlie: younow the reasonab they don't do at. >> why do you think thedon't do that, if i can switch roles foa moment. >> charlie: i would think demographics and who you would define as eligible and thgs ke that. >> i think it's t thateason. i thi that the palestinian society isot forgiving. on the other side are

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i don't think ey're that far removed fr it that it stopped beg played. think the beauty is we' overcomi it and you see president obama able tovercome those stereotypes thia way that many black people didt thi would happen in their fetime. >> i can hear. >> ifl: melissa harrilacewell, i want to bring you back into t conversation. do you thk the discussion we are having right now is hlthy or corrosive? >> well, think it's just slightlmisguided. we're pretding as though racism is a thg that we can idtify. is that an applor is it an orange, d then we can have an argument about the characteristics of it and deteine whether it's an apple or an orange. but race, of course,s socially skruktd. 's given meaning in the context of histo and time and spacsuperpower so the big question on determining ether or not soething is racht or the impul is racist, or if there's racial animous, we ve to be careful about who has a rit to describe, dene, and call it that. it's almost universalltrue that nativissentiment, narcist sentimt, racist sentiment is not called that those w

a flurry of mergerand deals today fr some of the nation's largescompanies. xerox, abbott labs, joson & johnson,nd others announced trsactions worth $13 billion. the most talked about one toy: xerox. it's paying almost $6.5 billn in cash and stock for "affiliated mputer services," a provider of comper services for bunesses. thacquistion is xerox' biggest in its 103-year hiory, and a bold move by the compa's new c.e.o, ursula burns. when i talked to h a short while ago, she explainedhy the merger is a "ge changer" for rox. >> a.c.s. is the world' largest diversified buness products firm in the world. xerox captain largest documt firmn the world. these two sets of capabilities put tother makes us a powerful match for anybody out there wit a ading company for document and business-process manement in the world. ms. burns, a you look out five, 10 years,ill xerox be more of services company and ss of a copie company? w will xerox look? >> it's a beautiful question. i love it. it's grea xerox's strategy all along -- before we bght a.c. -- was to become -- no even 1

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iraqis have been driven fr their hes in search o clean drinking water. from baghd, we have this repo. >> it looks blushed and lycal. is farm is in baghdad, clo to the city ceer. there'a strong smell of fresh min herbs grow between the tre. there has bee no harvest at all this year. >> the drought is so bad,hey only get dat ery two years now. the last time there is any serious rainhere, that was si months ago. >> in the past two years, iraq h a lo less of its normal rainfall. three-quaers of the world's -- flowing through baghdad, e tigris rer is sinking away from its banks. the tigris and euphtes to the west e 70% lower than a rk 10 years a. -- en they work 10 years ago. this is a dramat back line here. this is the average level of the tigris. no problem. t this is the tigriand now. well below the average. whys the tiger is so low? [unintelligible] >> for howany ars as the rain been so bad? >> 08 and now. >> really poor rainfa? >> yes. >> oficious circle. hardly any raineans farm land turns to dust. t that traditionally i tord eight indos dust storms a y

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anher nod to affordability, baucus slasd the proposed penalty on milies who don't buy alth insurance fr $3,800 to $1,900. many more changes e ahead. the committee pes to finish this pile of 5 amendments in thnext week or two. darren gersh, "nigly business repo", washington. >> paul: ather big debate is this one among federaleserve policymakers they beganheir two day meeting today and a oming question is whher they could lay the groundwork f a rate hike down the road. at would make it more exnsive for businesses and consumers to borrow moy. anher unknown is whether the fed ll adjust its purchases of mortga-backed securities, a program helping to stabili the housing market. >> you the consumer arlikely to be high topic of discuss by fed policy makers, as the siaround their big board room table the cmittee is expected tdebate whether consumer spending is enough to fuel economirecovery. some experts think the central bank is boming sghtly more optimiic. we don't expect a large change i the statement. i think ey wil update their growth outlook to someextent, they'll continue to say they don'

the skins have got away fr good football. even the referee is trying to tell jim zorn, refuse it.ry to go for the long field goal. but they do not it was a game changer. it turned into a touchdown and you just cannot do that. you just do not give a team an extra offensive play. albert was carted off the field, although, he came back and played the second half. today he had an mri on his head and he should be ok. he was looking for the ball. he has as much right to make a play on the ball as the offensive guy. i thought, like jim zorn, it was a bad offensive call. you have to go to the end zone here, don't you? you know is the last play of the game and all the defenders want to keep the ball out in front of the end zone. the skins never got the chance. for the third week in a row, jim zorn, that trick play. >> if you look in the end zone, they had put their wide receivers standing in the back, so we decided to go with the play that many would give us a chance to run the ball and give us an opportunity to pitch a lateral and try to get in running. >> let me play devil's advocate. th

i am driving home fr the golf course. i have the radio on. guy comes on the radio and he corrupts the song -- interrupts the song and he says that soul singer marvin gaye has been pronounced dead on arrival at the hospital. i remember it like yesterday. he did not just say that. he did not say that. he goes on about it. i am thinking to myself, this is april fool's day. that is what this is. i pulled into the gas station. before she said hello, she said hello. i said hey, baby. she said that it is true. the guy that i grew up with and knew since i was 10 years old, he was one of my closest friends in life. he had been going back and forth to the hospital. he thought that something was happening with his blood count. he called me one day and he said that i am going to the hospital. he was still living in detroit. he said that i am going to keep you for a couple of days. i said, do you want to go to detroit? i said that i am going to the hospital, i am not going to die. the next day, he was gone. when you hear something like michael jackson, it

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borrowing less from the rest of the worl and e chinese but also the germans and the japanese a buying more fr the rest of the world and specifically importing mo from the rest of the wor so that way we don't ve these massive glal imbalances that build up. as you mightmagine it's a little controversial with the other cntries volved athe g-20summit but it's imrtant to the united states. and treasu secretary timothy quitener just a little while ago ce out and said that wants see theollar preserved as the world global reserve curren and in order to d that w have toring our budget deficit down. but we also hav to accomplishhis rebalancing the world doesn't hav these huge financial mismatches. >> ds that mean that the doar is actually going to be on the agend at this meeting? >>. >> the dollar is kd of always othe agenda whether formally or informly. sically the dollaris brought up because it can often be a proxy for how ade flows are going and in the past t haseen the case that the united stas wants to seether country asjust their currenci. so it may not explicitly talk about the dollaper se but i