the 15 stitches in the game against michigan, now is injured aga aga again. >> pat: it's amazing, even if you know what they're going to do, he was a great basketball player, kind of adjusts to the ball so well, tom. down on his left shoulder. >> tom: looks like a challenge from charlie weis. >> pat: i think it's a good challenge, tom. i think it's a touchdown, myself. okay. possession. left foot down. touchdown. >> tom: right foot may be down. close. but you only need one. >> pat: you don't need that. i think that gets reversed. they give him the touchdown. two star players for the irish go out with injuries. clausen came back. still doesn't look 100%. second straight game, michael floyd comes up with an injury. >> tom: i lex? >> alex: tom, michael floyd came off the field looking quite frightened here, actually. the sideline has been silenced ever since. he's sitting on the bench with the trainers. they're looking at his shoulder and collar bone area. from what i'm seeing, it doesn't look very good. >> referee: the ruling on the feel stands. it was a catch. notre dame has a time-out

aren the united states, but we'reeeing opportunities here wre we're starting to slowly grothe business aga. >> reporter: but en if the outlook improving, that esn't mean happy days are he again. most industry experts ree it will be yes, perhaps even a deca, before consumer spending returns to its 2007 gh. era miller, "nightly business report", new york. >> paul: tomorrow, our friy "market monito guest is erik riuben chief investment officer at russell invesents. >> sie: sprint nextel is calling on new cusmers with a new icing plan. it's called "any mobile anytime." the naon's third largest wireless provideis offering users unlimited callinto any cellphone inhe country no matter which networkt uses. the new plan starts at abo $70 a month. sprint's offer comes as it struggs with heavy subscribe losses as customers defecto rivals verizonnd at&t. >> paul:eneral motors is selling a major portioof its european opedivision to canaan auto supplier magna. todas announcement ends months of uncertainty over the fatef gm'sest-selling european brand. under e plan, magna, along with russia's zbeer-nk wi

encourad by yestday's mild, profit-taking pullback, cautious bers got ocks on wall street moving higher aga. buy recommendations earheaded an early rallyn the blue chs. at 11:00 a.m., the dow pted a 41 point gain wi the nasdaq up three points. despite chop price action, which s partly due to expiring septembestock options and futures,he market ended the day modestlyigher across the board. thdow industrial average closed up .28 at 9,820.20. it fell only once th week and had a net overall in of 214.79 points. the sdaq rose 6.11 to 2,132.86 today. like the dow, it felonly once this weeand rose 51.96 points overall. the s&p 500 gained 2.8to 1,068.30 today, and for the week, advaed 25.57 points. in the bond market, the n-year note fell 23/32 to 1 10/32, puing the yield at 3.47%. >> susie: two government agencies that are pposed to pafor themselves are at risk of nlonger being able to do that. bank failures are drning the reserve fund at thfederal posit insurance corporation, or.d.i.c. mortgage defaults are the in problem for the federal using administraon, or f.h.a. it wl soon be below the minim

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. >> paul: i want tohank you f sharing your zeuss once aga.thank you, paul. >> paul: my guest, robert morrow ofhe institutional advisory service. >> susie: recaing today's mark action: stocks end theeek with moderate gns. the dow rose 36 points a the nasdaq added s. to learn more about thstories in tonight's broadcastto watch r streaming video and to tak part in our daily og, go to "nightly business report" pbs.org. you can also emails at nbr@pbs.g. anfinally tonight, ohio's having garage sale tomorrow. that's not a garage le in ohio; it's aarage sale for ohio. the state's sulus property is goinup for auction, everything from washers a dryers to blackberry phones to a treadmill. you so can buy boat paddles, overhead projectors, a forklift... well, you get the id. the state was to clean out its closets, so everytng goes-- but everytng goes as is. so state officials a warning, paul, at some of these surplus itemcould be damaged. ashe old saying goes, buyer beware. >> paul: you kno my garage i thout used to be for car now i'm lucky i i can get a

here we've got eugh material to lk for chronology quences. >> reporter: a decade aga find like this uldhave automatilly ended up at itish museum. but a desion made to let it go to museums in the midlan if they can rae the money. t hoard is now treasure trove a panel will dede what it is woth. terry herbt and landowner will split it 50/50. there'll be nsurprise if they th become millionaires. >>ehrer: again, the major developments of the day, president oba and the leaders ofritain and franceondemned iran for secretly building ather plant to enrh uranium. but iran insisted ihas compliewith its international obligations the group of0 economic summit concluded in pittsburgh. wld leaders promised to continue stimulus progrs. thealso decided to give a greater say in policy ming to china and oer growing economs. and five more american oops were killed afghanistan. newshour.pbs.org two online only features tight you can sten to betty ann bowser's podcast wrapping uphe health care rorm news this we. and to jeffrey brows conversation withriter lorrie moore about her new nol, "a gate at t stairs."

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. >> hello aga, and tnk you for coming along. i promise you three gat people, and the great people i ve for you. linda gasparello, who, seetly i can tell y, actually broke the lighbulb. i took the blame. i was ing gallant, but actually, she diit. and from potus radio, the litics of the united states for peop of the united states, joe mathieu >> iried to catch the ligh bulb. you arelucky you d not. anyway, thatrogram is a mainstay of sirius xm radio. i'm ve glad to say that the audio of this program is played at 9:30 a.m. on satuays on potus on 110 a 130 sirius xm rao. and we're very glad thave ba george wiln bause he getsp every daynd looks around t corridors, talking to people finding out what is going on. inow what your up to, trying to find out what is going o and you are now the host of "gw on the hill," which is being played in washgton on whur- 96 fm. i mention that because it is t sister station twhut, whh originates the program. >> i have full disclose, whur is separate from sirius. i dooth. >> kno you both, but i'm tryin

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. >> let me start by saying i hope you reinforce each other to, aga again, pass these three provisions >> we'll work it out. >> the -- first of all, the business records 215. between 2004 and 2009 we've used that more than 250 times. i make the point that that provision is used with that approval of the fisa court in the business records that are sought there, they relate, not ll of the time and >> the records are essential to identifying other persons who may be involved in terrorist activities. >> involving a foreign terrorist. >> involving a -- someone who is a foreign terrorist. >> you are prepared to say that there is no domestic exclusivity but that it relates to a foreign terrorist. >> it relates to an agent of a foreign power. agent as it says in the fisa statute. >> each one would. >> my understanding is 215 relates to the invest -- >> has been used that way. >> yes. >> okay. >> let me check on that... yeah.

but think, aga, he'll leave a little of that detail f rther me gauchunited nations in coness, which... wher this has beme a point of contentio and one where i think he'll try to see wre are the votes. rticularly in the senate. can he t some rublican votes or can het least reassu the morate democrats in the senate that we're moving foard for a way thaill enset the current system is built upon rather tha replaced wholesale. >> rose: do yo believe, as some other people in the hou have said, anthony weiner a others, that if there's no public opon thathere's no vote for them? >> well, you know, i... fir of all, i favor the public option. >> rose: but that's nothe estion. if there no pubc option... i knowou favor it,i know the president favors it. i understand. i'm going to answer the question. rose: go ahead. i remember and in retrospect think it was a mistake when presidt clinton in the state of the union address in 1994 held up the veto pen and said "if i don'tet itxactly the way i want it, i'm goi to to the bill." i think thatas a mistake. certainly in retrospect that was a mistake. and

they were wrong then-- wng time and aga-- but their tragic errors haven't stped th from demanding that prident obama now escala the war in afghanistan. once again, eir enthusiasm for war is as great asheir distance from the actual battlefield. their lett lands as european aders are calling for an international conference to assess the deterioting situation and the commander ouforces in afghanistan, general stanley mcchrystal delivers aeview to the white house. it's a report many belve sets the stage for an even grter exnsion of the war. but recently, the "mcclatc" news service reported that se top pentag officials fear that without a ear definition of our mission ere, further escalation will be in in. as a reaty check, with me now is o of the reporters on that story, recently rerned from afghanista ncy youssef is the chief pentagon corspondent for "mcclatchynews. she coverethe war in iraq for four years, includg two as baghdad reau chief. nancy youssef, welme to the journal. >> thankou. >> moyers:efore we get to afghistan, let me ask you about is photograph of a young marine who died.

what this cn hav let's listen to keith olbermann and let's read this paper an@ we are being passive agaght be a vehicle to be involved so i was happy to see hord dean get smuckers the poor americand gid and organizing component there. the way to get people in fault, and i would also say don't let the media depress you. the media, it does its best to depress you and to make it seem there is all these problems. the democrats are feuding. you have got to really ignored because it is a different world. the mia is in a bubble. they arealking to themselves. by people get frustrated by it and if you are engaged yourself you realize people do want change and i think this year is the year we have got to kind of make it. i am so thrilled that you are here a this is such an importttory and i had told u.s. spent four years with unitedarmworkers kenyan and i have my n on today from my time in the '70s but i suspect you did a taping of some of your interviews and im thinkg about the oral histories will be preserved from the various people because the library of congress would be a wonderful place per

so what i hope is that all of you will be ready aga when all those curves line up. thank you very much. [applause] soy question is, i hopyou dot mind if i take off m jacket, and my other question is do any of you have any questions? yes, sir. >> yeah. did they find any germs or any microbes -- >> not at all. >> from the moon? it's like sterile? >> it is completely sterile. for all of human history the on has looked exactly the same. >> it hasn't flown around or anything? >> no. it's looked exactly the same for all of human history. >> dsn't have a wind? >> i has no atmosphere at all. >> wow. >> and i'm going to tell you an incredible story. we have a whole notion of how the moo was born. do you know how it was born? >> [inaudible] >> that's right. we know from evidence from apollo that billions of years ago when the moon was a big -- when the earth was a big ball of lava, another celestial body the size of mars smashed into it, and the pieces of the earth that were broken off by that collision were captured by the earth's gravity, and they formed to a ring, and they

mmonplace and i think sometimes can be a little harder to breathrough if its just okay, ther he goes aga. >> rose: you ls likely to say i have got see this because it is rare. now you think yohave seen it because he s been at other places leme just make one point about that, the predictable of it. i would suggest that the white house will assume there will be all kinds of questions but they wil know 90% of theuestions that are asked, as wl as thought about th, wouldn't you think so, john >> charlie, i think you're absotely right. i age with jennir. i thin the risks of this are pretty low. don't thk there are too many people in thehite house sweati bullets becausthey think barack obama can't hale himself in front oa camera. yes, the speal olympi thing, h was trying t be funny. it actuallyas kind of funny but it was the kind of thing that he d to take back becse you have people aggrieved in cerin situations. but i just don't think tt barack obama runs toouch risk of hurting himself the more he gets t there given ho if you look at the polls, eve people w don't approve of his policies fend f

. >>> let's check in once aga again with dave. dave good morning. >> good morning to you, maggie.me big changes. look at areas like bismarck, oklahoma that temperatures in the 80s today. back into the 70s as you head into the rockies. but tomorrow morning, what a change, salt lake denver, to casper. yesterday in salt lake city 87 degrees, casper record high of 86, 87 in the mile high city. but by tomorrow morning, you're hovering around the freezing mark below it or just above it as you head to salt lake city. and you see a combination of rain snow and sleet. sloppy weather rolling through and moving eastward. eastern shores of the great lakes, you are seeing some cold conditions this morning and some showers. south florida, you get the rain in the southeast. everywhere else looks terrific. and the midsection of the country, look at that. still nice. but you're going to see temperatures drop to over the next 24 to 48 hours or so. >>> hi, good morning, let's look at the first warning doppler weather radar. what we're seeing is widely scattered shower activity. this is the lighter s

pitch it aga. >>> and this game is over. the detroit lions, for the first time since decemr of 2007, can celebrate a victory. >> oh,man. think about that. a disappointing loss to say the least. the redskins become the first team to lose to the detroit lions since december of 2007, as you heard. the fans are letting the team have it this morning. kimberly suiters is live right now to tell us what the fans are saying. good morning, kimberly. >> reporter: well, joe, let's start with what the lions' owner said. he said not only did they get the monkey off their back, they got king kong after their back. unfortunately it was at the expense of the washington redskins. let's take a look at some of the lowlights from last night. we've all been talking about this -- snapping this 19-game losing streak. it was the 20th game for the detroit lions. their last win december 23rd, 2007. the final score 19-14 in front of just 41,000 fans at ford field. this is what the redskins' fans said about the loss. >> you know, you come out and you do

. >>> d nownce aga here's pete amy, thank you. want to live nt door to president obama?s apparently no room on pennlvania avenue, but the obama family's chicago neighbors ar putng their house on t market. wh's it worth to live next door to the first family? bc g a lk insi. >> reporter: the thing about the white use is no neighbors. t what about the oba's other house in chicago? >> this is the safest place in the western worldo livehen you think about it. it's wonderful. >> reporter: stil obama next-door ighbor bill grimshaw and s wife jackie, are putting eir uniquely situated home up for sale. >> kids are out of the nest. it costs a lot to maintain a place like this. and then there's the third factor, you mig call the obama factor. this place all of a sudden has increased in value. >> reporter: talk abouthe ultimate gated community. >> it's a historic msion district, and it kind of surrounded by a million-plus dollar homes on large lots, so it's a secluded ar. but with the secret service protection outside now, i think it's the best ptection the united states governnt ca

them off to the side an i think my exact words have been, dude, the want to come back on this show aga you treat everybody up there with respect. if you don't want to come back on the show again, keep his singing. we have had no problem. we don't care who it is. first of all we don't care because we have such tremendous guess that if one person wants tn go in an insult somebody else we c do without them, but it undermines what the show is all about. but no, chris has done that. chris has picked up the phone and it not just a tax. people step over others. one guest keeps cutting off of the guess, chris will call them up a say that is not our sw. do that somewhere else but not on our show. host: do congressman and senators and governors call you to be on the show, or do you guys called them? so, does chuck schumer pick up the phone are john cornyn and say i wanto talk about such and such, get me in the game? orlikow medea normally hege the, chris and others are calling them in saying please obviouy sotomayor is the issue. >> guest: there are a lot o congressman and senators than book wri

they have a winning record aga again.andings, the giants loss now puts the san francisco deficit to four games in the wildcard race. >> what did we do before twitter, using the social networking site, allen iverson confirmed wednesday he's heading to memphis. they had just 22 wins last season. they're giving the guard a one-year, three and a half million dollars deal. >> if you are a basketball fan. this is where you want to be. espnews, the basketball hall of fame enshrinement. 10:00 eastern, we'll have the news conferences for you. you don't want to miss what michael jordan, john stockton, and david robinson have to say on a very special day. >> temper tantrums might be useful. of the broncos are exploring the possibility of giving brandon marshall a contract extension. the potential new deal would put marshall's salary in line for some of the games other highly paid receivers. >> news and notes around the league. jaguars running back practiced in full pads wednesday after missing practice on monday. matt cassel could m

when i was released on pare in 2006, april of 2006, going to work as a paralegal for the law firm once aga encountered the death penalty for illegal defense firm. so it has been a sort life interest and i guess it will be on tilthe day i die. as a gentleman introducing me a while ago said life without parole, because i was in 1972 recent to life without parole. 1992 the governor ofouisiana coveted my life sentence to 90 years and after six failed parole attempt so i was finally up paroledn a seventh attempt in april 2006. moved to houston where jodie lived a had a start, went to school, went to community college here ihousto got my skills brought on the texas law as a jailhouse lawyer in the system, the louisiana law so i had to bring my skills up to learn about the texas law and criminal procedure to function as a paralegal and i did that and went to work in 2007 for the law firm here at houston and that is what have been doing since. in addition to working as a paralegal, also post with john to blogs every week on his website and a number of these blogseal with a death penalty and rated

. >> let me start by saying i hope you reinforce each other to, aga again, pass these three provisions. >> we'll work it out. >> the -- first of all, the business records 215. between 2004 and 2009 we've used that more than 250 times. i make the point that that provision is used with that approval of the fisa court in the business records that are sought there, they relate, not all of the time and almost solely the terrorist investigations with the records that we received are absolutely essential to identifying other persons who may be involved in terrorist activities. >> involving a foreign terrorist. involving someone who is a foreign terrorist. >> so you're prepared to say that there is no domestic exclusivity, but that this relates to a foreign terrorist. >> it relates to the agent of a foreign power. an agent in the fisa statute. so each one would. >> yes. my understanding is that 215 relates -- >> it does and it is being used that way? >> yes. i'm just checking to make sure. yes. >> can we -- >> do you want to ask a question? >> if he can just finish. on the lone wolf provision

of course aga understanding that the systems of surveillance detection on investigation in africa are not as swell developed as other parts of the world. any other questions? can you come up to the microphone here in the cenr? >> yes, sir. >> hi. what did we expect the role of fema to be? for anyone? >> from a state per sective, we are following the national system we've all agreed to which is the national response framework which is emergency support function, emergency support function number eight, public and medical, we're going through hhs and hhs is then going to fema. as i go through my state emergency management agency. i'm not a federal employee. fema has done as an agency some very good things in the last couple of years. we hope that this continued blueprint -- improvement is there in worng with us. >> hi, this question is for mr. al bridge. -- aldridge. you said that you thought the economic impact would be manageable if there are no significant changes. i guess there's different definitis of manageable. it seems to me that it would be because sars which was so big is only