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that cna as its gets more powerful andigger andoes better economically and expands it military will end up in a collision withamerica. >> i don't think so: rst of all, thers a lgay for us to...e we become.. >> rose: that powerful. become aodernized untry. a country with moderzation. if you go to the terior pro vipss, you'll fd that the level of development is very low. so that's cna. that's the current status of china. >> ros so you've got yr work cut out for you. >> yes. so it will take generations, yes to cnge that. so i think weave aong way to go. >> rose: before you even thk about anything y want to get your house in order, take care of your people. >> right. alsoe have that china's development will be peaceful and china's developmen is opportity for everyone, including the united states. china's development should not be viewed as a threat. we don't wanto be a that. we want to live in peace wit everyone. >> rose: the word you use often is "harmony." >> yeah, that's right. harmony ishe center of chinese philosophy, i think, yeah. >> rose: what does it mean >> harmony meaning at home

person who has look into it has said, there are no so-called deh panels an offensive notion to me ando the american people. these are phony claims mea to divide us. and 've all heard the charge that reform will sohow bring about a government teover of health care. i know that sounds scary to ny folks. it sounds scy to me, too. but here'she thing: it's not true. >> reporte but despite the efforts of the presint and other supporters of the democratic proposs, a recent n.b.c. news poll found th many ericans believe just the opposite when it comes to ch claims. on ether the plans put forward by congressionademocrats would give covera to illegal immigrants: 55% said th believedhat was likely to happen. mewhile, 54% said they thought the plans would leato a gernment takeover of the health care system. halff the respondents said ey believed that taxpayer money would be used to payor women have abortions. and, 45% sa that democratic reforms would all the government toake decisions about when to stop oviding medil care to the elderly. help us sort out fact from fiction, we s down with two indiv

they keep taking more and more of the -- and so,f kids d't have the opportunity to do the study, ando-- as a structured part of the learning, then, it doesn't have the value it is supposed to have. that is the first thing and so, we -- as parents, as educators and others need to insist on the reestablishment of language programs in schools, grade school, junior high school, high school, college. it is one of the great weakness i believe of the american educational system, now that we are the not doing that. but, that is -- at the educational level, at the level of the students, i mean, the truth is, that they find themlves at a linguistic disadvantage, every day. and, we are not -- i don't think we are doing enough to -- -- their response is to go deeper into the -- 'll call it the street language, and, to try to validate that as their sense of identity and authority. they can'tind security there. and expect to be able to negotiate the world. and it is our duty our responbility, to insisthat they learn these other languages. in the absence of it, they are in effect crippling themselve

problem is his stngths in the campaign david touched on it, was that he was so reasod and so reflective andothoughtful. and not someone who appealed to emotions but ey need an emotionally fining moment, i think. >> lehrer: me to forget tha >> no, i actually think he needs to reassure people. theown halleeting today in montana people are scare and very anxious. we've had the government taking over thears, takingver the insurance, takingver the banks. now it's goingto take over health ca. i hought reasoned part was the best part of his rformance today. thproblem is he's really good talking about withy need changend whathange would look like if w had a go sysm. he's not sod sew good talking about what the pn is. and that's where the anxiety is. the othething is he just tells a t of whoppersnow. believe me, rush lbaugh and sah palinare sayingsome things extremel off the charts untrue of the plan but i wrote downome of the things balma said which was a whoppe he said everybody cld keep their plan. six million are going to lose their plan. preventive medicine willost $90 mlion. government would be

people would go in e studio andould have to play live, and if they made a mistake th it started over andoveloped the first 8-track tape porter so you uld go and lay down the rhyth secti, you could do the bas and group -- drums. then you cou record the vocals and mix it all down ino one fished version. so it enabled, what he was looking fo was the fact that he want to do different things with hisuitar, so he could pl one part on o track, and then ay an additional gitar part over that. >> lehrereven the nonprofessnals, unlike you, you areir profeional, even the nonprofessionals alwa alked about the special sound of les paul's guitar playing. w would you describe that? is it the mul track thing? ear hearing more than one guitar at a tim >> i thi that's part of it. cerinly had a very distinctivstyle too, as w just her inhoseideo clips that you showed. he was ver, play some really beautiful dierent runs his guitar and a that, that was different om what other people wre doing. one ofhe things les did i he brought the guitar to the forefront. healso exploreded a lot of diffent styles of music, b

ando the presumption is the market grinds here and has to cope with that very dynamic moment. any thoughts on that before i go on to -- pete, i've got something on fcx for you. >> let's go, baby. >> i want to look at the case for why one is right to get involved in natural resources. one kind of resource stock and not involved inner f freport. what's so interesting is copper is now up over 100% off the low, but most importantly, and i'll try to step aside here, but it's retraced back to the lows of '08. to put that in perspective, look at the next chart. a five-year chart of copper. this is the story. almost a ten-fold increase, as everybody knows, in the very dynamic period of the proceeding four years. and then the 70% plunge of '08. and now we've retraced exactly half, a little bit more, and our bet is that this is going to start to run out of gas right here. >> carter, it's joe. bottom line, i bought puts today. am i in trouble? >> good interruption. let's go to the next one. so here's a -- here's freport versus copper. the stock versus the commodity. and now look at the n

>> what i do is i go to search.twitter.com and i search fothe namehulu" ando that 0 times day.the name "hulu" gets written on twitter abou2,000 times day. is up but yo can't read 2,400 times of material, can you? >> it tns out you caas long asou look at it every 0 minutes. so iave a blackberry d look at it every 20 minutes. so i'm not the only one. almost everybody ahulu looks at search.twitter.c for the word hulu. and the reason why wedo it is it that it i realtime feedback on theuality of customer experience we're delivering. so we're able to knowif we're doing something right and double down on it, we're ableo know if we misspelled a word. rose: you'll kno itantly. >> instantly. so at1:45 at night i'll see a tweet about, say, a word that was misspelled, fo example, on the web site, and i'll be able to send that to our c.t.o. eric and hend i will have a conversationt 11:47 and t te will beixed by midnight. that a 15-minute turnaround where wiout twitter that wasn't possible. it's an amazing transpancy engine. >> rose: what will twitter be in these years? >> my pdiction is tha

. >> ando and i thi that the question at you raise about medicare and seniors going to come up even more you ok at the pols, the seniors a the most concned about heal care chges. there are so serious changes,eeded changes in medicare but th will affect seniors, some of tm, in terms o seniors enefits. and i tnk you are going to see bigepublican push on that in the ming week >> speaking of the republicans. charl grassley, chuck grassl of iowa, very muc involved in t big bipartisan thing withhe enate finance committee, chairmanax baucus of monta now suddenly 's ne away, iteems like,or has he. how do you read tht. >> there are t chuck grassleys. the one witho premiers washingtonbut then there the one without went home. and i gher some of the town hl meetings are happing in iowa, and iowa are good about ts ing, are triple the se f normal. he goes home and listens and ts threatened we're going to defea new 2010. he's up in th coming election. and he doesn't want toet defeed. and that'seen, i think, the overall fect of this august. whichs a lot ofpeople and parts of the couny, the health-care r

you know, you can't just pay attention to your wife ando to sleep at night. you're sleeping with six or seven other people that are trying to break your marriage up. that's a big problem. that's a big problem. >> when you go see the doctor and the doctor listens to you and then sends you a bill, there's profit in that bill. that's the doctor's income after he or she has paid the receptionist and the lights and heat and the rent and the equipment. he keeps the rest. that's profit. just as long as it's a human enterprise, yeah, at some level, someone's got to make some money or why would... they won't do it. so we're going to have profit even if you call it a non-profit system. what are the incentives? right now the incentives in america are if you want profit, do more. you make money by doing stuff and there's no limit. so we do and do and do and we get this oversupply, this excess activity because that's how people, hospitals, doctors make money. >> carl, you gave him already a little cocktail from the bar. all righty. if you need anything more, just let us k

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but here in looun, environmtal leaders fashioned a new ctic to counter aggressive development ando protectay. >>etting up in front of a crowd and saying, "the bay in ugh shape, and the pollution getting worse, ande've got to change our lifestys to save it," really doesn't t you anywhere but yocan get people to do the ings that we need to do to save the bay, if we n train them in ways that... tha correspond to what they ally care about. >> smith: in loudo what people care most about is traffic a taxes. two ises the environmentalists leveraged to launch a litical campaign agast developers in 2006. >> how do big developers plano al with our traffic problems they want touild more homes in our area-- 33,0 more. that would mean thousands of more cars and more traffic >>mith: tapping into local concerns, citizen activist organizeto carry the fight. >> it resoted a lot with residentwhen we spoke about transportion issues. we spoke aut tax increases thatould occur and when we spoke about schools, h our children would constantlhave to change boundari. >> i think aot of us got volved just for the who

we didn't pick that up because the president does get one thing right -- we in news love conflict ando we want people asking him tough questions and he can handle those tough questions better than any politician on the national stage right now. >> he did make a few references as you said to the media saying we love a ruckus. >> right. >> i think we can admit that does make good television but is it fair for him to say we overplayed it? >> no more than it's fair to say that soldiers and marines have been complaining for eight years that we'll show a picture of a school being blown up, but we'll never show the school being built. ask george w. bush or bill clinton whether we seize on conflict and run it in a loop. that's what the news media has always done. and the president understands that. i hope he doesn't believe it, because if he believes it, this is the news medis fault, that's sort of nixonian. he's lost 15 percentage points in his overall approval rating. he's upside down on health care. his bigger problem goes beyond health care. americans are concerned about deficits, they're

in the dread scott decision in the 1850's, the supreme court per peacperpetuated slavery ando us a civil war. in brown v. board of education, that same court in the 1950's brought an end to the legal blessing on discrimination based on race. because these issues were so important and tomorrow's issues may be as well, we make our choices for the supreme court with great care. we obviously need justices with intelligence, knowledge of the law, the proper judicial temperament, and a commitment to impartial, objective justice. more than that, we need supreme court justices who understand our world and the impact their decisions will have on everyday people. we need whose wisdom comes from life, not just from law books. sadly, this important quality seems to be in short supply these days. the supreme court has issued decision after decision in recent years that represent a triumph of ideology over common sense. the case of ledbetter v. goodyear tire and rubber company. what an example of a troubling trend at the court. in that case, the supreme court dismissed a claim of pay discrimination si

it's all the kids that are curbing thesurrounding them ando find ambulances. >> you see the statistics are texting. and 1 in every 5 adults are doing this. those statistics show that this is a real issue out there a real concern and these are the consequences. do you think after watching this, it will stop people from doing this? >> i think it will stop some people. i think some people will always say, oh, i'm invincible. it will never touch me. i have seen people as an instructor sitting in the passenger side with my student driving texting and driving, almost driving into us. my student says, what happened? they are texting right now. >> coming on october first, this will be illegal. do you think we need to go a step farther. do you think that everything should be banned. you shouldn't be allowed to talk on your cell phone either. i think you shouldn't talk with your hands on the cell phone itself. i have done that and almost made mistakes. i have stopped and said, look, people, i can't talk. >> i hope this is eye opening for the kids hitting roads. >>> i hope so. >>> later this morn