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. >> bls commissioner keith hall was at the committee friday and most industries have already made the bulk of their layoffs. workers' hours are increasing after dropping to a record low in june. and paychecks grew after stagnating or decrease in during the downturn there are signs of recovery at companies across the nation. take simonton those in west virginia. >> i think the market share gains we are making has allowed us to call our employees back. >> the company has rehired everyone of the 263 employees laid off since last november. >> my family was excited knowing i would come back to work and get a paycheck every week. >> while economists predict unemployment will reach a 10% or higher by the end of the year, last month it dipped slightly to 9.4%, the first decrease since april of last year. >> there are firms hiring out there. there is a national career fair at the crown plaza in tysons corner until 2:00 this afternoon. companies include bankers life & casualty, diegeico, and the secret service. >>> veteran montgomery county firefighters face serious charges after police say he

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more about the sties in tonight'sroadcast, to watch our streaming deo and to take part in our daily bl, go to "nightlyusiness report" on pbs.org. you can so email us at nbpbs.org. >> jeff: a finally tonight, lotto fever is cooking in ity. the country's ttery jackpot fotonight's drawing has grown to nearly $200 milon. prize officials say it's europe's highe jackpot ever! $6illion of that was raised today as the buying enzy continued. no one has picked the wiing combination numbers since the end of january. and that trend contied today. no one picked today's wiing numbers so tt jackpot remains unclaimed. th's in part because the odds of winning are abo one in 62 million. th said, there is one big winner in all of this:he italian governnt. ckpot hopefuls have spent nearly $3 billioon tickets and ha of the money goes to the italian treasury. >> it's always the governmt that's the biginner. powerball lottery in the u.s. 25 million to. >> and kee growing. >> jeff: that'"nightly businesseport" for monday, august 17. i'm je yastine. goodnit everyone. and od night to you paul. >> paul: goodnigh

so now senior members of president obama's team including dey ainnblr, dety bl of secretary of stateg and michelle floynoid. here to explain what needs to be done, jim lockner. welcome to the show. >> thank you. i'm delighted to be here. >> let's start out, the start of every administration is characterized by a series of major reports. yo urreport is significantly larger than most of the reports we have seen to date. what is wrong with the national security system and what has to be done to reform it? >> fundamentally, it's misaligned with the threats we are facing todayment we are in we need to work across our government. the set become -- the setbacks we have had recently are problems we have been having. >> what are some of the most significant reforms you're advocating in your report? >> one of the things that needs to be done, we need better integration. length in the international security council and a staff there, a security adviser that could integrate across the government. >> you're talking about the integration of the intelligence agencies, home land security and to a co

learn more about the sties tonight's broadcast, to wat our streing video and to take part in our daily bl, go to "nightlyusiness report" on pbs.org. you can also email us nbr@pbs.org. >> susie: and finally, nt monday mks the nation's 127th observance of labor day. the first one, back in 1882,as in new york city, a rade of about ,000 workers organized by the cpenters' union. within theext decade, more th half of the country's stes had some kind of labor day, although ere was no set date for it, so congress established labor day as a feral holiday in 1894, and president grer cleveland signed it into l. and we know, pl, it's the fit monday in september, which also n traditionally marks the end of the summer holiday seon for many amerins. >> paul: and my, many happy parents wah their kids go backo school. >> susie: that right. its the beginning of back to school. >> paul: right. >> sus: that's "nightly business rept" for friday, aust 28. i'm susie arib. good night, everyone, and ha a great weekend. yo too, paul. >> paul: and you as we, susie. i'm paul kangas, whing all of you e best of good b

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this was anotherevastating bl inhat is essenally a propaganda campaign by t taliban in the run-up to the election. once agai as so often, ordiry afghans bore thrunt of it. bbc ns, kabul >> questions are being asked about how credible thursday's polcan be. the bbc has uncovered what seems o be evidence of fraud and corruption. thousands of ving cards r sa. thousands ofollars offered in brib. election officials are denyi the cas are for sale. they insist they can onl be ed by the intended voters. we have this report. >> the city is full of dark rumors about this election -- full of corruption and backom dls with notorious war lords. we were given a p off these voting cards were being sold in kabul. and afghan worki for the bbc travel to a ller's house. th is an example of what the ller has on offer. these are real voti cards used by ople on election day cast their choice f the next president of afgnistan. we were told that they were asking $10 or $15 for each card. the seller had 1000 on offer and e were plenty more where the ca from. thes votes -- these cards will be apped for votes o

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mecsd diunthfoe child not theainbrg in the 3,000 bl ock this morning. police say the two teenage girls related to the child were in that home. >>> and a silver spring family needs your help to find their teenage daughter. 13-year-old bryant has been missing since sunday. police don't think she is a victim of any foul play. if you have seen her, call the police. >>> two teenagers wanted for tuesday's attack on a black fisherman are now in police custody. 17-year-old zachary watson and 16-year-old emanuel told police they were there when the 76- year-old man was beaten severely. 28-year-old calvin and a white supremacist was arrested shortly after that attack. >>> marvin gay park in northwest dc is being restored. they used to call it needle park because of all the illegal drugs that used to happen, but today's ribbon cutting ushers in a new era. the playground has been revitalized and more than a mile of hiking and biking trails have been built. dc delegate was there. she thinks marvin gay would have been happy. >> if you were to ask him, i think you wou

the normal bls monthly survey covers around 72 million workers.hey're capturing a big chunk of it. the qcew the census survey captures 98% of workers and so far the census survey has been showing that the information in the monthly labor report has not been missing by very much. >> okay. so charles -- >> as of yesterday's revision -- >> i want -- charles -- enough. i want to get something actionable. he says tips. ron, would you buy this market or no -- >> i went to cash on monday. can i just add one thing? charles and john trudell in the "new york post" have been talking together about this type of fudge factor or whatever miscalculation exists in the employment book for years, and it's been wrong. i just want that to be out there. >> done with that. >> we love stocks here. we still love stocks. we think stocks are going over 10,000 before thanksgiving. and we think we're headed toward 12,000 next year. >> as i said, i went to cash because the market's gotten very far ahead of itself. i'm worried about some seasonal and cyclical factors, i'm worr

. >> bl clion's north korea as commission draws mixedeviews. >> ts is a propaganda success for kim jong il and the nor korean regime and enhances their prestige. >> as excted, the senate apoves sonia sotomayor for the supremcourt with the help of few repuicans. >>i do not believe that the constitutionells me i should refuse to pporter merely because i disagreewith her on some ces. >> congress comes up with another $2 blion to buy your cocker, but why sp there? >> why not a increase demand for boats, or how about rv's, or how aut refrigerators? captioned the nationalaptioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- happening a around the untry, congressional democra at town etings trying to sell the presint's health pla findinghemselves being shouted down. on the internet, there is docted video of the presidt appearing say that he will eliminate pvate health surance. the white house isighting back that. >> the people alws try to scar people when you bng them health insurce reform aret it again, and they a taking sentences and phrases out of context and cobing them together to lead a very false impr

fist place yanks. 41-18 at home after beating the bl jays, 4-3. one other baseball ♪, red sox kevin juke list and rick porcello have been suspended five games for their bench clearing brawl. soccer, u.s. and mexico, world cup qualifier. u.s. has never won in mexico, and it wasn't going to happen yesterday. tied at one in the 81st minute. miguel fires one past. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm bill seward. >>> the couple america loves to hate throws more gas on the fire. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, critics say there are no more heroes, but if you look coey are there and they actually me in all shapes and sizes. you're watching "early today." n >>> well, good morning. just got a new update from the national hurricane center. tropical depression number 2 is not even close to becoming our first named system ana of the season. if anything, it looks horrible this morning. no thunderstorms at all. there's a chance it may not survive the day. behind it is a more impressive area of showers

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you havehat starpower, you know if you have a george clooney why nd a ted dansony to fix things that bl clinton is probab th most popula fure on this planet a this particular moment. and tell us about some of the other ex-presidents who've been sent on diplomatic missions. we mentioned of course jimmy carter, what about him >> well, jimmy carter played a really importt role in bringing about aemocratic free elt in nigggia following the sand anista fall several years ago. at the same tie, richa nixon played a k role andelp lessening tensions beten the united stes and china following tiananmen ce. the bush admintration had sent him on tha mission. so i think presides can play a very iortant diplomac role here in terms ofasing tensions and geing certain american foreign polynterests onhe ground. >> h it always worked out,r had their bee gaffe >> well, ihink that president carterade a major faux paw recently when heried to interject himself in the israeli/palestian dialogue. nd he ended up alienating israel, d reallyaking the siation far wor than iwas when it -- when he first began. >> we'v

does that apply also tothese othe issues, the other bls, laws, whic now hav his name on them? >> yes. and he wa alays one ho kept his eye on the ultimate objective but was wiing to advanceit whatever eent he cold do. >> and i tink partly th's because of the 10 presidts that hserved under as he sentor, five of them were reblicans. so te kennedy hadto learn to t things done in enviroents that were nt necessaril friendly terrory. certainly ring the reagan years. were very producti years for tedennedy. but it was always bgoing acrosshe aisland finding thatepublicanvote, tht publican co-sponsor that could get the bi done. gwenthe legacy of the ennedys is so uge. and it's now bece that they are this incredily stunchly liberal faly that -- big l, liberal fmily, that said as jack kemp used to say, wod set out to actuay tranform e world toward the left. is that what ialways was the case? >> no. i mean, the father, oe kennedy, was a vry conservave democrat who broke with f.d.r. in spctacular fashion. john kennedy, much love but wa not a very liberal senator. he was very cauious and real

community of auburn, nose of sacramento, 60 homes and businesses were destroyed by a rapidly moving bl oazaz in part of the communities are piles of rubble mark will irwarehouses once stood. there was an extraordinary sight. lisa fletcher is in auburn. >> reporter: it took only a matter of hours for the fire to decimate everything in its path. everything except bill and tina meyer's home. >> i don't know, it's amazing. it had a halo over it or something. i don't know. >> reporter: today, while tina stayed behind at the evacuation center, bill drove past the police roadblocks to see first hand. >> reporter: what do you think driving in here? >> devas.ting looks like a scene from a mosec. sec.a idha datng o, n a what did you used to see over the fence? >> my neighbor's house. >> reporter: on every side of their home, to the left, the right and across the street, the homes are gone. a black and white scape. nothing but chimneys and charred appliances remain. the meyers learned their fate while watching the news. >> you could see the house behind us in flames. you could see this house in f

they are watching bl . crossruff interest that bill does not follow suit. we're waiting for any reports of serious damage. we're live in the satellite center. matt brock, abc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> a former builder is facing up to eight years in prison. leon coleman will be sentenced this morning. he was found guilty in june by taking $3 million from 10 buyers. he promised to build them homes but pocketed th money. others have not gone to trial. >>> investigators are searchi for a group of men that attacked a student from george washington university. this happened on friday night. the victim was waiting for a bus. there were a lot of people around. the man suffered minor injuries. >>> police are looking for a suspect in an over not shooting. authorities say a male suffered a graze wound but he is expected to be ok. police are investigating what led up to seven people being shot on saturday. this was near a bus shelter when somebody opened fire. it may have spilled over from a nearby block party. >>> john -- prince george's police need your help. officer

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president clinton i president -- former president bl urnalists were sentenced to hard labor after being convicted for what north korea called "grave crimes per " they were arrested on the border between north korea -- grave crimes." is israel about to launch an attack on iran? and is the u.s. going to try to stop them? ambassador john bolton joins us. ambassador, we want to talk about iran, but first, senator clinton and securing the release of these journalists? >> jimy carter's suddenly showed up in north korea during some very difficult negotiations over the weapons program with the north and came out with something very different than what president clinton wanted, and i had visions of the same thing, but given that mrs. clinton is secretary of state, at this and maybe was better coordinator. -- and this was maybe better coordinated. gravelle i forgot that jimmy carter had been there when i spoke to jennifer griffin -- greta: i forgot that jimmy carter had been there when i spoke to jennifer griffin. all right, iran and israel. is israel likely, in your view, to take some of unilate

enough to qualify for a name, we have two, tropical storm anna and hard on her heels tropical storm bl which got its name in the afternoon. coming up we'll get the latest on them and what may be coming after those storms. >> i thought we'd be at yolanda and zachary by now. >> please, no. >>> we'll also bet get the latest on the wildfires burning out in california. nearly 7,000 firefighters are battling them throughout the state. we'll keep an eye on the so-called lockheed fire and bring you a live report from from there in a few minutes. >>> a bit later on the golden voice of joan baez. i got a chance to sit down with the legendary singer and get her perspective on an amazing life and career. you'll hear what she has to say and sing coming up, still strongly committed to her message of nonviolence and committed to beautiful music. she says this is a terrific time in her life >> was she committed to letting you jam a little bit with her? >> no, we didn't play but she was performing in massachusetts, where we caught upith her. it was a great advise pit. >> looking forward to that. pmplgt

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michael bl michael bloomberg called the extent not survivorable. both are now under about 30 feet of water in hokoken. the stretch of the hudson river is just down river from where us airways flight 1549 crashed last january. susan joins us live from the banks of the hudson river. >> reporter: i covered that incident, as well, obvious lay far happier outcome than this. there is a recovery operation going on at this hour. as you see off into the distance as long as we still have light, you can see boats with the new york fire department, the u.s. ghost guard has been on site, the police department all trying to help as well as officials and authorities represented from new jersey, as well. and you you indica as you indicated, the conditions are fairly rough. wind isn't too high, but divers can barely see in front of their face. advise at is limited to between feet. so you see those boats out there, that is a flat form for on four teams of divers taking turns going down into the depths of the hudson river only 30 feet deep, but it is extremely murky

this is blake jackson with a ground bl through the legs of the chantilly shortstop.maddox thinks he's coming home. but he said, i'm not beating the throw, i'm goi back to third. justin jones going to third because he thought maddox was going home. chantilly trying to get the out at home. talk about bad luck, off the back of the runner. two georgia runs come in to score. chantilly loses to georgia 6-3. still a very good season for those little guys. the mystics beat the sun 91-89 in double overtime down at verizon. and if the pga championship, tiger woods leads by four strokes over five golfers heading into the weekend. safe to say, it is over. tiger's going to win his first major of the year. >>> that's your sports, i'm dan hellie. everybody have a great weekend. >> and that's "news4 today," "the today show" is next. chuck and i will be back in 25 minutes for a local news update. join us again at 9:00 for a full hour and a half of the latest local news, sports and weather.

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i'm peg few -- bl --peggy fox, lli'tell you what happened ll coming up. gó b@fab@fab@fa >>> with some of the top stories in the news right now. and the former school board, peggy cooper, she talked to nine news now about the loss of her multimillion dollar home and art collection. now, it all went up in flames last week at northwest d.c. the district is now investigating whether the firefighters were hampered by the apparent lack of the water pressure in fighting the flames. >> folks in the county, they are cleaning up the severe weather this weekend. a pair of tornadoes, touching down minutes apart on the area right now, friday night, upthe radioing their hundreds of trees, damaging several homes, barns, cars. and in los angeles, they are granting the late michael jackson, some of the wishes laid out in his will. he's awarded the permen t custody of the children to jackson's mother. katherine jackson and the grandchildren, they will receive a monthly allowance from the michael jackson estate. >>> if you saw a flock of geese about to cross the busy highwa

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