. >> susie: new york fed president bill dudley says the central bank has more tools to fix the economy, but it could use a little help from congress. >> tom: in another exclusive, we talk with the man running one of the world's biggest private equity and investment firms. >> commercial real estate is really very interesting. >> tom: in the united states? >> in the united states, for sure. >> tom: steve schwarzman, the chairman and c.e.o. of blackstone. it's "nightly business report" for thursday, november 17. this is "nightly business report" with susie gharib and tom hudson. "nightly business report" is made possible by: this program is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by wpbt >> susie: good evening, everyone. the new york federal reserve bank president bill dudley tells "nightly business report" the central bank has already done a lot to help the economy, but it could do more. tom, dudley laid out his plan for revving up growth in an exclusive interview with me at his offices at the new york fed, just blocks fro

dudley mush morton. not only was he a character but he instinctively knew how to take the new class of submarines and use it to the best of world war ii. dudley like a lot went far, far from salt water. most of his yaki year's padilla pipe but his dad sent him into ibm ebe his teenage brothers fellows and high school and his mother was ill said he went live with his aunt and uncle in miami. it's fortunate that the on and uncle were very well off and politically connected they were able to get dudley and the naval academy after he spent some time in the prep school to begin he didn't have an especially distinguished career at the naval academy. he was a good athlete and a world-class rustler and football player though rustling is where he really excelled. but he tended to rub his instructors and commanding officers away because he fought on his own he is a very active and creative mind. he didn't necessarily take his studies. he preferred to be in a little stiff out on the chesapeake bay he left to sail a

dudley mush morton. not only was he a character, but he instinctively knew how to take that new class of submarine and use it to its best effect in world war ii. that's who dudley was. dudley, like a lot of submariners, was born far, far from saltwater. most of his young years were spent in kentucky. his father was in the coal mining business. but his dad sent him down to miami because he and his teenage son or his teenage brother were very rambunctious fellows in high school, and his mother was ill and was not able to handle those two teenage boys. so he went to live with his aunt and uncle in miami. it's fortunate that the aunt and uncle were very well off and very politically connected. they were able to get dudley into the naval academy after he spent some time in a prep school. he did not have an especially distinguished career at the naval academy. he was a good athlete, he was a world class wrestler and also a football player, though wrestling was really where he excelled. but he tended to rub his

reserve bank of new york where i just wrapped up my exclusive interview with its president, bill dudley. he's the second most powerful person at america's central bank after chairman ben bernanke. tomorrow we'll bring you his plan for fixing the economy. >> the important thing i would emphasize on monetary policy is we can do our part, but there are other things that could also be helpful and complementary. housing and fiscal policy are two of the important ones. >> tom: join us tomorrow for susie's exclusive interview with new york federal reserve president bill dudley. also tomorrow, we'll talk about the global economy with one of the biggest private equity investors there is, steve schwarzman, c.e.o. of investment firm blackstone. still ahead on tonight's program, from restaurants to parking lots and t-shirt printers, the small companies on the sidelines thanks to the n.b.a. lockout. with about one week to go, the members of the so-called congressional supercommittee are far apart on an agreement. and just like the debt ceiling debate from a few months ago, the two sides are running

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keith recounts the military career of dudley morton who commanded the american submarine usswahoo in the pacific. >> mush morton was probably the most influential submarine skipper of world war ii. he was really the first true submarine ace, and i compare him quite a bit with the pilot aces that did so much in world war ii in the air war, especially in europe. mush is such an interesting character that i'm surprised and was surprised that nobody had done a biography on him yet. i had done several books on world war ii submarines and history. i always joke and say i don't write about submarines or world war ii history, i prefer to write about people and people in extraordinary situations and extraordinary people in extraordinary situations, and that exactly tribe toss a tee dudley mush morton, the fellow with the funny-sounding nick nature. he, i

now the chief dudley has left the room, i can say that we consider to be an employee. when she returns, i will ask her to step up to the podium. this is not an employee award. we are acknowledging her, as we just heard yesterday, making the recipient the community service award winner.

commander james dudley of the airport operations bureau. commander daniel mahoney, chief of the operations staff. commander daniel lazard, chief of investigations. this is a time when we stop and offer special members of the police department. these are members who have distinguished themselves through their bravery and dangerous situations. it is important to note one of the criteria for the medal of honor this one failed to -- failure to take such action would lead to center. these are actions above and beyond call of duty. at this time, i would like to invite the chief of police, cheif gascon, to come up here and speak. >> thank you, everyone, for being here. this is a special moment in policing movie get to celebrate the incredible acts of bravery by the men and women in our department. before i say a few words about these incredible men and women sitting in the front, i want to thank their families. your support, day in and day out, or caring, companionship, your ability to talk to your loved ones as they are going through difficult ti

dudley, like a lot of submariners paul was born far from salt water. most of his young years were spent in kentucky. his father grew up in the coal mining business. his father sent into miami this he and his teenage sun and teeeight were there were very rambunctious follows a high-school. and his mother was not able to handle those two teenage boys. so he went to live with his aunt and uncle in miami. it is fortunate, there were very well off and were very politically connected. it will to get him into a naval academy, a prep school. he did not have an especially distinguished career at the naval academy. he was a good athlete, world-class resler also a football player. wrestling is where he excelled. but he tended to rub his instructors and commanding officers the wrong way because he bought on his own and had a very active and creative mind. he did not necessarily take to studies seriously. he much preferred to be a lowestoft. he loved to fail. that means you is obviously cut out to be in the navy, but not necessarily submarines. after he graduated h

they arrived to find david dudley and his 27-year-old brother suffering from stab wounds. to area hospitals. there is no word on a suspect nor what led to the violence. >> police in baltimore county are trying to determine how a man's body ended up in a dump center at towson. >> we're told the victim had a head injury, but right now police do not suspect foul play. >> still no word on what sparked a two-alarm fire. 15 adults and four children were forced out of their homes. investigators say the fire started in the ceiling of third floor condo. no one was hurt. >> we now know names of the two children killed in a firey crash in prince george's county. anthony and delonte died when the car they were riding in burst into flames after a three-vehicle collision friday night on route 50. four others were treated at area hospitals. the cause of the crash remains under vision. >> occupy baltimore demonstrators took to the streets to rally the nage's big banks. >> dozened shouted in -- dozened shouted in protest. protesters urged customers to take their bank business elsewhere. >>

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when they got there, they found david dudley and his brother su suffering from stab wounds. both were taken to area hospitals. no word on what led to the violence. >> police in baltimore county are trying to figure out how a man's body ended up in a dump center in towson. we're told the victim had a head injury. at this time the police do not suspect foul play. >> a two-alarm fire in perry hall. 15 adults and two children were forced out of their homes when the fire started around 10:00 friday night in the 9700 block of haven farms court. investigators say the fire started in the ceiling of the third floor condcobbed condo. fortunately no one was hurt. >> investigators say 11-year-old anthony vindell and 2-year-old delonte l died when the car they were riding in burst into flames. it happened friday night on martin luther king jr. the cause of that crash remains under investigation. >> 907. coming up, a look at the obligations employers have to u.s. troops and their families. >> the ravens get ready for their second match of the season with their arch rivals. we're talking a

crime that happens inside the captivated this community, so much so that some people like richard dudleyt the need to be in the courtroom. >> the state's attorney did a wonderful dog convincing the jury and me. >> the community will try to move forward. residents say what happened to jayna murray will never be forgotten. >> i'm glad that she was found guilty. >> ask for the victim's family, as to when they will return back home and begin looking for a new normal, they have not even begun because they did not expect a verdict to come back so soon. >>> president obama has arrived in france, where international leaders are gathering to focus on the global economic crisis. mr. obama and his european counterparts are worried about in greece and domino to a debt problems. c'mon bradley is live in northwest d.c. with details from day one of the g-20 summit. -- tamon bradley. >>> cannes is the host of a big film festival every year, and this year is the site of an economic meeting. the president and other world leaders will try to stabilize the global economy. a debt crisis inc greece loans over

they arrived to find david dudley and his 27-year-old brother nichelle suffering from stab wounds.rd on a suspect or what led to the violence. >> a big homecoming foremaryland national guards members. 17 soldiers from the 29th mobile public affairs unit arrived at the armory saturday after returning from the nine-month deployment to iraq. their assignment included public affairs support to print and broadcast journalists. soldiers and families say they can hardly contain their excitement. >> to see all these people out here supporting us, it made us feel happy to be back. >> it is good. we need to be back and seeing our families again. >> a more >> good morning. a chilly start to the day. moving to 50 a lunch time. high temperature 56. hopefully you remember to set back your clocks. it is a good time to check the batteries on your smoke alarm, too. that's the warning coming from the international fire men's association. other's. starting off with clouds. warmer weather in the seven-day. next chance of rain holding off until thursday. >> "11 news sunday morning" continues in just 25

a man i know, i know the angle member of dudley really admires as he says, it's difficult to imagine a better deal than this spent well, i may or may not be economically illiterate, but tentatively, to support up to the chancellor the idea of a five-point plan. >> thank you, mr. speaker. can't i think the chancellor for listening to millions across the country, and not raising fuel duties next year. is he aware that this will actually save 37 hollow motors more than one been pounds next year? cannot ask them to listen to essex man once again said the commission to look at the long-term problems of petrol and deal quite right is if anything more can be done? >> well, i should pay particular tribute to the honorable member for harlow, my honorable friend. he has led a dog campaign on behalf of the people of harlow and to do the whole country to try to get some relief from the increases in petrol taxes our planned by the last labour government. i'm delighted we been able to help and, of course, i always listen to essex man and is represented for him of my honorable friend. >> will chanc