but bea in mind tt there are several othebig banks that still aren'tdoing very well. but absolutely the unemployme rate and the pressures on he tail sector and the mai street area of the enomy are t abating at thi point. gwen: ok well, ther were alsonew questions this wek on exacly what t c.i.a. was an was not telling congre about a secret ogram to assassnate suspected terroris. but that dbate is trning out to be the potential ieberg that cld undercut t obama adnistration's efforts toget past th past. mark? >> for ational security reporters, it ki of feels like the nnth year of the bush ainistration. we're ju continuing to look back. and there'sa few thngs happening. fit of all, thee was the news over th past week tat the c.i.. had the ecret program, that lee --leon panetta, the c..a. director, learned about itnd when he heard abt it went tocapitol hillnd held emergency meetings and said i caneled this program and you hen't been told bout it for eight years. gwen: maybe he sould have reought in retrospect. >> a lot of drama. and that part of it of course adding to the

we miss bea arthur, "maude." >> nobody ever made me laugh the way she did, she got to places i didn't know i had. tavis: i have been trying to think beyond iconic, this does not describe lear's contribution. we all get a chance to celebrate this with his new collection, a 19 disc set. pbs watchers have seen "playing for change," thank you for that as well. nice to have you. your life is so full. >> i will come back next week. tavis: make room for him. catch me on the weekends and you can listen on the radio on pbs.org. thank you for watching. and as always, keep the faith. [captioning made possible by kcet public television] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> for more information, visit "nurse jackie." see you then. >> wal mart is trying to help people live better and build stronger communities and relationships. >> nationwide insurance supports tavis smiley. working to improve financial literacy. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you.

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now there may bea silver lining or even a rainbow amidst the clouds of money woes. >> i think whatever they need to do to sometime you arthritis economy, great. >> reporter: meet the government program called cash for clunkers. it gives drivers money to buy new vehicles and struggling dealerships, theoretically, would make sales. >> in a nutshell, it's a government initiative where they want to take the gas guzzlers off the street and replace them with eco-friendly vehicles that give better gas mileage and share. >> reporter: the government will give you a rebate from $3500 to $4500. you have to buy from july 1st to november 1st. some are concerned, like the mortgage crietsz that buyers may default on loans. >> the fed giving that money, not able to make the car payments, it's okay, but if you cannot deal with the car payments, there's no need for. that. >> reporter: the cash for clunkers program has certain criteria that buyers to have meet. and there's a limited supply of government money funding it. the clunkers must have been built after 1984 and get less than 18 miles per gallon.

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she was charged with driving on a suspended license in virginia bea and failure to obey a traffic signal. on march 9th, she was charged with driving on a suspended out of state license in bethesda and driving uninsured vehicle and possessing a suspended license. on may 28th of this year she was charged with having no driver's license and for littering. court reports show loos failed to appear for the charges in bethesda and had a july 23rd court date for the charges in fairfax county. report records show she was not guilty of the charges in virginia beach. maryland state police have a warrant for her arrest and will seek extradition from virginia. >> paul wagner, thank you. >>> also in virginia, police believe a man may be targeting teenagers with a certain hair color. twice in the last month may nasa city police reported attempted abductions of girls with blond hair. they were walking to the wellington pool. the latest incident happened yesterday. the suspect drives a dark blue minivan with a pine fresh air freshener hanging from the rror. >>> pressure is mounting on the mayor to step u

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what his statement was is that in the army there is one of these statements that says in the day the beaweare. people who are becoming ill should be put on the cyclist so when they are recovered they can be reinterpreted in areas where you have potential risks for exposure. also better private-sector involvement and much clearer definition of the usage and when it is appropriate to use an mi5 mask orloff mask. even a coif basque can stop you from inoculation and maintain local drop site database and restructure all of the incident action plans for partner integration. so that's all i have to say in won sohn said. -- one sunset. [applause] >> thank you, dr. arnold. now we will hear from dr. marcy from new york. >> good morning. i don't have any slides which is unusual for me and i am a new yorker so i talk fast. a lot of people have talked about the importance of planning and i am definitely a proponent of emergency response planning ahead of time and ironically we were in the midst of finalizing a revision of the 2006 pandemic plan this spring when the h1n1 outbreak of life in new york c

it seems to bea want and not a need. guest: my opinion is different. i think the administration sees it as a need in terms of this is what the country needs both for economic reasons and for consumers, but also there is a political factor here. the administration, president obama really ran on doing something about health care. if he comes up short on this, the thinking is it will not be good for him politically. host: here is tom from massachusetts. caller: good morning. i would like to thank you for having me on. i heard on my morning news that there seems to be bipartisan consensus in the committee that would eliminate the public auctiono -- publicption as well as allow for pre-existing conditions and cracking down on insurance premiums. that concerns me and it sounds like the insurance lobby is winning, and people will still be threatened by bankruptcy with medical costs and insurance premiums over time will start to rise again. i would appreciate it if marilyn werber serafini with luck into that because this is i opening new estimate. -- i wish sh

specifically, its bea protecting folks in and around in this case the greater flathead valley region in northwest, montana. the city of behight michigan is 60 miles from the northern border, nearby to areas where smuggling and illegal crossings are known to occur. in places like whitefish, local law enforcement often ends up assisting border patrol with response to suspicious activity at or near the border. local law enforcement also helps out with security around and awareness about wildfires during montana's fire season. many of the fires up in northwestern montana occur on federal lands. when the feds need assistance, whether it is the border patrol or forest service or i.c.e., they depend on resources of local communities like the community of whit whitefish. in whitefish and similar communities, local law enforcement works closely not only with those federal agencies but interagency cooperation is a fact of life in northwest, montana. and the cost local government -- understand that costs local governments money, which is too often -- which too often it doesn't have with an unfu

beas -- we as a committee both in oversight and investigation, then as a full committee we couldn't siton the sidelines anymore. as we saw case after case of food borne illnesses that -- we had to come together in a way to address this, i think we've done it, i think it's a good product, can there be some fixes as it moves forward? it can, but i ask my colleagues to support this bill and i thank the speaker and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan. mr. dingell: i want to thank the gentleman for his hard work both on the investigative subcommittee and the full committee. he and mr. barton have been enormously invaluable in the work we have done. i commend him and i thank him. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan. mr. dingell: mr. speaker, at this time i yield to the distinguished chairwoman of the appropriations subcommittee of jurisdiction on this matter, two minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. delauro: mr. speaker, what is this bill about? what is it about? food borne illness in the unite