it's a unique oortunity to respd and somethin that these are paintings at -- >> arlie: crea a reac? >> exactly. the subject matt is frequently disturbi,npleasant, ev revolting. yet athe same time it surfaces of the paintin are so seduive. but they are so engaging in tes of texture, paint, denial of lushness. you are compelled look. >> charlie: also, gary tintow of the engelhard museum is also the curator. here is that conversation. >> the question always com when you he a remarkable exhibition. why now? why ances bacon some, what, 20lus years later? >> well, ourretextas the sen toary of his birth. we get to have the exhibion. especially inurope but it been 20 years in new york i think bacon looks very diffently today thadid he 20 years ago. >> charlie: how does look toda >> i think he loo different to us bause we've change in those0 years. e thing he's dead, he can't control his lacy. hifriends can no longer sensor their remarks thecritical ke on the pictures. we have access to a studio and ncept of the studio that we have much more precise understanding what hewas using, what influ

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now, top player goldman sachs says itsncome from trading has arly doubled fromne year ago. in this building, yet some of wall street'slargest emplees, fastest comters, and mo politically coected bankers. that has made goldmanachs a liter on wall street and the ba approved its reputation agaiby shatterinexpectations for s profits. la month, goldman sachs was among the rst to repay 0 billion inoans from the u. treasury. the compa's share prices have risen by nearly 80% this year. doing well in dficult times. >> we have operated in extremely inhallenging enviroents. this environment is t conducive to ste -- to straightforwd solutions. our culture alws us to rct in this difficul environment. others argue there is a loser here -- thtaxpayers. th goldman sachs and others payingoo little for money the got from the governmt's funds and the bank has set aside over $6.6 billion of its profits st for employee bonuses. >> goldman sachs was abl to say we paid the money back and as we say, we areo longer beholden to the taxpayer. even though that just ght be partf the truth. >> willing r

prosecutors in germany have formall charged a suspected nazi guar on arly 28ounts of acting as an accesso to murder. the man is now 89 years old and accused of helping to hea tens of thousands of jews into the gas chambers while working as a guard in the nazi-occupied poland lawyers for charles taylor had begun presenting his defense in the hague. the former liberian president is accused of leading camign of mortar -- murdernd torture. his dense lawyer to the tribunal that he triedo broker ace in the neighboring country. supportersf zimbabwe's president haveroken up a meeting aimed at draing a new constitution. mites after the stake holders of convention and sta, hundreds ofctivists drowned t the speaker with cnts and singing. we have this report from uth africa. >> for the few who believed zimbabwe's por-sharing agreementctually works, monday'events are hard to explain. this meeting of civil society leaders and politicians was aimed at startg a public consultion over a new nstitution. fearful of process they cannot control, supports of robert mugabe launch a well coornated plan to wreck

brusca thinks the economis not arly as weak as most people believe. >> i really ink we're close to the d of recession. i ink we are going to cap the risen the unemployment by the d of the year. i think we'rgoing to have job growth occurring bore the end of the year. >> reporter: b other econists-- like john albertine-- have a vtly differenview of the economy. >> i think we are in a precariousituation. i think the economy is, in ft, is notnly not getting better, but i ink it is deteriorating. we are not sing the banking sector lding. we are not seeing consumer spending. we a not seeing business investing. >> reporter: that's y he thinksovernment help is needed immediately, b not same the same type of mmoth spending plan passed rlier this year. he favoreliminating social security taxesor people making less than $1,000 a year. he concedes at would boost the fedel deficit by hundreds of billions of dolls. >> in the short n it will add to the deficit. but in the long term, i ink it will help migate the deficit by getting this onomy moving again. getting a recoverynderway, and causing this t

she's photographing. >> i've known brigitte for arly 30 years. so much of her stuffshe captured a moment bu that somehow is a distillion o an essence of eitr aharacter at an actor is playg or of the pern. this was in the b after the hourin the theat. cyrano in a cab and brigitte as usual snappi aw. so for me it's a very personal picture which evokes a period in my life when iidn't want to tertain people backstage. when i will be through the book, i just see that clichof having captured something essential, which is whatmakes it arts opposed to jus another snapshot of sebody. it's very teresting the way she uses the camera an instrument for life and fo ving a relionship with people and an instrumenthrough which yosee the world. when she took picture of me in the swooplinpool with jewels, itas a joke. i would haveever thought about this pture as being pubshed, but when we did it, it was just a moment of fun for . moment when you get more involved d you realize that at th moment you are doing a really serious picture. and so she has an incredible ab

arly eight yearsago. 18 british troo havelso been killed this month. with roaide bombs now the leading killer gros, itn reports that the is a continuing ctroversy in britain about t availability helicoprs to transport soldiers and marines more safely. >> reporter: e political pressure is ring on the deployment of helicoers to afghanisn. the route centersunlift hicopters such as chinooks which are used carry troops. thergue being that soldiers are mor at risk of being killed by improved expsive devic ifhey're traveling by ground thantransport by air. now the foreign office minister lord malik brown has stepped into the fray tellinghe daily telegrap -- >> we definily tonight have enoughelicopters. whenou have insurgent strikes what you needbove alllse is mobility. >> rorter: 18 britishsoldiers have died in afgnistan since the beginning of thi month. 15 of them were killed either by expsions or ieds. seve british sodiers have died in operaonanther claw. brow says that should he been forewarned abouthe likelihood about the sudden rising casualties stemming

this is arly >>> 4:54 is our time right now, 72 degrees. a live look outside this morning.the washington monument all lit up. a monday morning here's in the nation's capital. july 13th, 2009. good morning. i'm joe krebs. >> and i'm kimberly suiters. we want to start things off as we do always with a look at weather and traffic. >> meteorologist tom kierein has joined us here in the studio. tom, another nice weekend. >> a little taste of washington heat and humidity over the weekend. >> a little bit. >> but auasllyt' i gt'ng away, oirning less humid this morning. mo w. genge oi gnhi o t cireti ptaarpion t gioundhe re ten shmperur we 72 in .n wan ihenerpp u0sn i prie yonegeax fai arfndtgon mom estiun. farther to our west in the low 60s. he utsorn marylrdut neahe the ap es bchkeeaay, eastern shore, low and mid-70ke out of the mountain, cool upper 60or tea n 50eg drees onhi t s d aymo morning, ey 3tdah of ju. swe ou'l tigee hselhlo cudn is he ty.daugt ug un s throughout the afternoon. details on the forecast for today coming up at 5:01. stay tuned. >> all right. thank you, tom.

. >>> and that is "world news" for this wednesday arlie gibson, and i hope you had a good day.all of us at abc news, have you had a good day. for all of us at abc news, have a good night. captions by vitac

haven't seen confirmation of actual tornadoes on the ground but we had several tornado warninerins arli tevening and inin gs e arete prty quiet now. let's takea prlook at live dopple9000 ta alekettli for you. got some activity in the northern suburbs going across montgomery county. moving to the east at about 15. not severe in nature. y t if you're watching up that you'll see waa little bit of lightning and probably hear thunder. another little storm. tornado warning here. not seen any confirmation of tornadoes touching the ground. if you are watching down here seu'll e a lilebi of lightning aranhed some thunder. things are pretty quiet in the city at the present time. what we can expect heading into the weekend. temperatures staying in the upper 80s and low 90s. just a slight chance for a thunderstorm on thursday. i'll be back hewith complete. wi seven-day forecast forecast. >>> danny shands on the links when storms hit last thursday on congressional golf center. today his condition was upgraded from serious to fair. he is expected to make a full recovery after being hit by lightning.

given our current economic crisis and enforcement tha led to that crisis, that bias is arly troubling. congress c and will enact an improved regulatory system. the president can and willake sure that relevant enforcement agencies are populated with smart and effecve agnts. but a supreme court resistant to fedel government could unrmine those forts. judge has to call the gamehe same way for all sides. everyo that comes to the plate with the same amount o no balls and no strikes. one of the as separations of th syst is a place where the powerlesve a cn for justice on a levellaying field wi the perful. we nd justes on t supreme court who not only undstd thatbut are committed to make it areality. because of the impornce of business cases beforehe supreme cot, i pla to spend someime asking you about your experienceas a commercial litigato your handling of businesses a trial jdge and your approacho business cases generally. what i'v seen ofour ecord, you seemo call the cases right down the middle. that is very importanto me. very soon, those of us up here will be done talking a you'll have

. >> free arlie lynch!> and charlesynch is weeks away from sentencingor selling maana at his dispensary in morro bay, califora. >> right on. than, man. thank you here at a medical rijuana expo, he's among supporters. >> i wisu well. >> appcie it. >> and in front of t federal courthou -- >> if they canake charles lynch ey can take anyone standing in this crowd so have to take atand. we need another dain court, a fair d in court. we need a new trial for charles lynch. >> i've never beenn activist or notng like that. but is great to see people making signs and cnting. th was dinitely a great day for me. >> but crles says the last few hs have taken their toll. >> i'm about to lo my house. it's been diffult finding work. my financial situation is beyond bankruptcy. as charles nervously awaits his fate, he sees glimmer of hope, a chan of administration. >> i'md of optimistic that, u know, with the new president, hopefully, in t coming weeks and the coming nths tt there may be a licy change at the federal level re

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. >> arlie: much of the media has beenputting professor gates and officer crowle either, back to back. >> yes. >> charl: there's been a he said shesaid kind of thing. these are gentlemen who clearlunderstand the impact o ce in their parcular field. certainly dr. gates does and it seems that a traine someone who talks about racial profiling althe time, this is a man who understands it a well. they had a bad encounter. and i do believe that t sergeant was wrong to arrest someon for disorderly conduct. hover, disorderly condt has always been a shady area between individualitizens and the police. can you talk back to a police officer. can you, you know, ca you refuse their comma. but again, all that'lost in all the sound and fury. >> i just want to say thoughn defense of skipates' behavior, it was not dorderly conduct. 's demanding wha he's alled to by la a bae number and namehich was refused him. he showed id. yes,kipates showed some temper. you' dammed right i would but it'sot going to happento me. and that call would not have happened if i were breaking into my house, the incident woul

>> in what respect, arlie? >> the bush -- what do you interpret it to be?olitical gaffes will now haveo be put in historical context. b.p. or a.p.? before palin or ter palin. >> y can play stump the candidate if you want to. >> what other supreme cot decisions do yisagree with? >> well, in the great hiory of america,here have been rulings, but there's never going be absolute con seven yusy every morn. >> governor palin, are y a feminist? >> i'm not going to label myself ything, brian? >> do you consider yourself a feminist? >> i do. >> ourext door neighbors are foreign countrie they're in the sta i'm the executivof. putin comes into the air sce of the uniteates of america, where do they go? it's alaska. it's jusright over the border. >> what newspars and magazines do you regularly reabere you were tapped for this to stay infoed and to understand -- >> read most of them again with a great areciation for the press, for the med. >> what specifically, i'm curious. >> allf them. >> i'm going to k you one more me, not belabor the point. spific emples in the 26ear

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. >> arlie: a conversation with shiller d debriefing on microsoft yahoo!, next captioning sponsoredy rose commucations from our studios in new yo city, this icharlie rose. >> charlie: the.s. housing mark has shown signs ever improvement after steep sses, some econosts conten bottom is near. prices have lted the free faliar. the secto ver well, robert shiller, heelped develop -- that later proved to true. earlier this year heublished s latest book titled "animal spirit human ychology drives the onomy and why it matters for globalapitalism. i am pased to have him back on th program. lcome. >> it is looking less dire. our dahe zip shillerdata -- that means, but the housing march quote shows a lot of momentum. we're seeing the dnwar momentum diminished. nd so that is a good sign from a standpoint of home pricesi don't know that it means it's going be a sudden turn around the last cle, that peaked around 1990, home prices by91 e rapid decli was over. t they didn't increase until '9 so, i thk that pple who are hopi for aapid turn around they could be right, nobo

arly all of the rest were mulim uighurs. the trouble erupted last nday in northwtern china. nce then, thousands of troo he flooded the region to enforce order. eight more british soldrs have been killed in action in afghanistan. thannouncement today made 15 brith fatalities in ten days. and prie minister brown warned there will be more vionce and deaths afghanistan. he said, "this is aery hard summer. it's not over." >> lehre and still to come on the newshour tonit: the sotomayorearings; brooksnd marcus; anmissing stories. that followshe end of the economic summit in ily. jeffrey brown begins our coverage. >> porter: president obama wraed up a week of european trel with a final news coerence at the g-8 summit in l'aquila, italy. mr. obama said the g-8 lders are giving iran two nths to start talkingseriously about the country's nuclear progra >> we remaiseriously concerned abo the appalling events surrounding the presidenal election. an we're deeply troubled by t proliferation risksran's nulear program poses to the world. 've offered iran a path towards assuming its rightf ac

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and arlie, we ve to face it. we need more renues. and fat cats likyou and i are going to have to pay more as indeed are other. >> rose:kay. we neemore venues from rich people. >> well, we need more renues from a lot of people. cluding the middle a upper-classs. because the . >> rose: so don't, iother words, youould not have continued the tax cuts that e bush administration had in. >> that's right. i was against the tax cuts to begin with. >> re: are you against the tax cuts for the middle ass that presint oma -- >> yeah, but let me te u why tax increases aren't going to solve it. charlie, if you got ri of all the burktax cuts and nobody is proposing that, that i have seen, it's 1 percent of the gross national product. do y know how muchhe spending increas are for entitlements? >> rose: ion't. but i know you do. >> 9% the gdp. if we tried-. >> rose: so if we took away all the tax cuts we would only gain 1% and the entitlementbligation is 9%. >> so 's time we tell the erican people the truth. of course wee going to need some revenue in

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