didn't chan ho serve in the army in korea for 2 years?l have to check that.   >> bob: 2-2. nieves sharply howard and the big fella takes care of business that time. the nats play it close to vest in the eighth. might have cost them the tying run. they are as good as new. ya know not everyone gets to keep their unused minutes. and these days we can't afford to be wasteful. saving minutes... ...saves money. yea. (announcer) only at&t's family talk with rollover saves your family's unused minutes. and saving minutes saves money. for back to school, get the lg neon for $29.99 after mail-in rebate.  >> pete orr stays in to pla second. will nieves stays in to catch. mike mcdougal short on save opportunities in to pitch.   cliff lee goes 7 plus, 5 ru earned, 10 hits. didn't walk anybody, 4 strikeout and could be the winner for the 14th time this year. have to hold the phillies here. the nats have the top of the order in the 9th. mcdouga to victorino for a strike.   and the chopper, that

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yes, before you ask, that is being sung by jackie chan., the exact same jackie chan who you are thinking of. china mobile says that anyone who doesn't want jackie chan singing a john ashcroft-style patriotic ballot as their ring back can go to the company's website to learn how to change it. in the meantime, though, they want their 500 million customers to enjoy what the company is calling a gift. they're creepy, creepy, state-sponsored patriotic power-ballot gift. happy creepy birthday, china. >>> finally, unbridled joy and amazement courtesy of one of joy and amazement's most reliable sources -- baseball. on sunday the seattle mariners played the toronto blue jays. on the local radio pregame show in cairo, the color commentator and former mariner mike blowers wad asked for a specific prediction for the game. and he spared no details in forecasting success in that game for a player who had just been called up from the minors. i promise you, this is totally worth it. listen. >> takes the click. final pick of the series. mike, who's yours?

as melissa chan reports from beijing, that has left a lot of people hoping that they don't fall ill.reporter: every morning these residents in their 70s and 80s practice tai chi in the park. the exercise helps maintain health and longevity. for their age, they are in excellent health, but their age group also sees the most hospital visits, something they can ill afford. if you don't have money, you don't have any choice.$ñ(q if you don't have money, you don't go see the doctor. i haven't, we haven't had to spend tens of thousands of dollars. >> but that's just what you need in china tens of thousands of dollars when things go wrong. china once had universal health care, but the changes that create a market economy also saw the introduction of a multi-tiered and highly confusing health system. a decentralized, partly privatized, sometimes government subsidized frankenstein. it's very difficult to keep track of over a billion people's situations, but what information we have suggests the majority of chinese have no choice, but to pay entirely out of pocket for doctors and hospitals. >>

. >> well, i finished a movie with jackie chan and george lopez, i'm jackie chan's side kick and i goting a lot of cool stuff and george lopez kept me laughing and i start a new hallmark film written by kenny rogers. and i have a hot single that's spreading like mayonnaise called "good day" >> and wpoc is all over this. >> and great die in. -- great tie in. hit facebook/hellmans and we'll do good. >> and that's good, you done good and i appreciate you taking the time to have me on the show and this is a worthwhile project. we appreciate it. >> all right, brother, we'll see you later. >> also, go to ebay auction and put in billy ray's name and you get another way to make money for the harvest. >> what if we put chili on that, too. >> i wouldn't eat that even at a tailgate. we'll take a break and be back. >>> here are the updates from christy. >>> this is a nice stretch into the labor day weekend. this is a slim chance of showers and at some point through sunday. temperatures staying around 80 degrees. and 83 and then, 80 and 80 on sunday and monday with overnight lows around 60 degrees.

keith daniels chan can chan at 10:00. >> baltimore county police are investigating a shooting near the city/county line. 7:15, umbc campus. one man was shot in the head. and killed. two students just moved into that area. >> we lived a mile down the road this way. or-mile on or two. it was not, you know, like kind of sketchy at night. but not too bad. but nothing like this. this is something else. >> police say they are looking for three suspects. >> a man charged with robbing more than a dozen businesses in baltimore, could spend the ref of his life behind bars. mark low max is facing 16 counts of robbery and six counts of assault. his suspected robbery spree spanned 22 days. the charges could lead to more than 200 years in prison. >> a drug dealer learns his fate for the murder of a fellow gang member. he was sentenced today. 135 months in prison and five years supervised release. campbell was 16 when his gang carried out a plan to shoot and kill to 20-year-old david lee. authorities say the gang killed lee. because he was going to testify in federal court. in a drug and weapons inve

in baltimore, john rydell chan can chan at 10:00. >> the reform measure is massive, of course. here is a look at one portion of it. sections 1181 through 1185 make major changes to the prescription drug benefit in medicare. mainly it eliminates the dough nut hole in the drug plan. donut hole eliminated over eight years. this part of the measure requires discounts for certain drugs in the medicare part d gap. and permit mid year enrollment changes because of drug changes. now find out exactly what it said, the bill is linked to our website, go to foxbaltimore.com/news links. >> and tell lawmakers what you think about this plan. go to foxbaltimore.com/your voice this you did debate is causing a lot of talk about universal health coverage. what is it really like? we take a closer look at what's going on in one nation, in tonight's cover story. problems in panama. coming up in 20 minutes right here, of course, on fox 45 news at 10:00. >> and president obama sparked controversy with his live speech today for school children. the white house said it was intended to motivate students.

my boy pookie got a new job at laquisha chan's orange chicken and waffles. >> cousin calvin, you got the hook up. >> yeah, you buy one can of red soda, you get a meal for free. >> hey, let me get some of that. >> how you all doing? >> man, what you, washing windows? >> no, i'm chillin', baby. i'm tyrone. i just came around to introduce myself and all. is that your blue car parked in space number eight? >> no. no, i drive an s.u.v. >> you mean the one with the tinted windows and the six disc cd changer? >> yeah. >> just make sure you lock your door, dude. we get a lot of break-ins around here. >> that's why i parked three blocks away and walked. >> i did see that. nice rims. >> okay. well, i appreciate it. >> no problem, man. very nice to meet you. see you all. >> well, at least you got nice neighbors. he didn't have to do that. >> true. >> whew! thank you, thank you, thank you, curtis! >> that was fun, wasn't it? >> i'm full. >> me, too. hey, hey, how did that waiter gonna get mad at me like that? >> because, curtis, the man's name is jesus, but you said, "hey, zeus! come here!" he t

. >> sie: late today, one of those rp recipients morgan stanley announced big chans to its top leadship. johnack is stepping down as c.e.o.ut staying on as chairman of the investment bankinfirm on january 1, mack will hand overhe reins to the rrent co-president james gorman. since 2005, unr mack's leadership, shes of morgan stanley have fallen abou34%. but shares at rival goldma sachs, have surg about 70%. paul: stocks got off to a slow start on wall streetoday, but ded with another positive close, it's 5th straht session to thepside. an upbeat forecast from xas instruments mbined with prter & gamble's prediction for improved sales to ost stocks. adding to the bullhness, a better tn expected drop in new weekly jobless benefit cims. the upward tnd continued through the afteoon and strong dend for an auction of 30 year t-bonds lped the market end at the day's highs. susie: president obama was talking up t need for healthcare refm today a day afr his blunt address to congress. speaking tan audience of nurses t president said the number of uninsureamericans rose by 6 million in t past year

then, the publ would get a chan to weigh in as well. >> susie: it lks like you can add the f.b. to the list of agencies investigating bk of america's purchase of merrl lynch. newspaper reports say thfeds are conducting a crinal probe into the deal, andt's been in the works for six months. the f.b.i. declined toomment on the rept. bank of america d the same, saying only that it has ven thousands of documents tmany government eities. b. of a. has been der fire since itought merrill lynch january 1. it allegedly failed to tell shareholders about t brokerage's operating sses and bonus paymentso executives. pa. >> paul: susie, bank of amera shar were among the big board's most active. we'll see them atake a look at so stocks in the news tonight. >> susie: a prograing note for xt week as we kick off speci coverage of the nation's hlt re reform story. on monday, tsday and wednesday nights, right here, je yastine'"bill of health" signate segments will look at health insance in the workace. then on thursday night, "nhtly business report" will jointher p.b.s. news and puic affairs shows f

>> i'm going to sitch for a moment into frenchnd say the more things chan, the more they stay the same. >> you said it i english. >> my frnch is so good. >>t is, go ack to the campaign and lok -- barak obama said he would do in the war onerror, was promised at he would be just as tough or tougher than george w. bus. he would attack tagets in pakistan. statement to prove he cold be a wk that got him in hot water during t campaign from hilary and others. he also said tht e would close antanamo bay and bring he judicialarts of this war back under the contitution. more secret prisons. no more extralegal stuff. what happened? onthe foreign pasht, te war, he did bascally what he said he would do. he starteto draw down the war in iraq an shift resoues to afghanistan in fact he d get touher or the bushies wouldsay not really tougher, but the pretore strikes in afghanistan nd iraq picked up. he went on a carm offensie to rese relatns wih the muslim world. that wiltake a long run. and on the lega side, itis a diffent picture. he annoced that guantanamo bay would be csed in a year, but it hasn ha

. >> reporter: goldman sachs policy analyst alec phillips says making chans to the plan is tcky, as lawmakers each have the own ideas. >> those different mbers of congressll want different ings and so far they haven't found the recipe for bill that works from a policy persctive and get 60 votes in the sete. >> rorter: the baucus plan doesn't include so-called public oion, instead it proposes non-prot co-ops to keep t insurance companies in check. some docrats say the co-ops don't goar enough, and the congressnal budget office today said thewill do very little to save money. stephanie dhue, "nhtly business rept," washington. >> paul: good ne for the nation's weak econy and consumer retail pces barely budged in august suggestg inflation remains in check. the consumer pri index ticked up jusfour-tenths of a percent st month. but when you take out e votile food and energy groups, core prices rose just one-teh of a percent. sct gurvey looks awhy keeping inflatn tame is good for the economy d the fed. >> reporter: the fed sets monetary policy to meet thre als: maximize employment, stabilize prices,

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chan "late edition". . >> the ravens open divisional play this sunday against the cleveland browns, and although they are underdogs. . >> if you look at what he did the last time the ravens faced him you will see why there is some concern here. last november, cribs put up 278 total return yards and the year before, 306 against the ravens. john harbaugh knows they will see a tough browns team sunday. >> he has been a bad sight for the ravens for more than just a few years. so he is probably the best return guy in the league, in a lot of ways. and probably have the four best specialists in the league. you put the snapper, kicker, punter and return guy together, most would say they are the best combination in the league. so beast is hard to tackle. lots of respect for him. and we have to tackle him. >> he gets free in so many ways. he can run past guys. put his foot on the ground and make you miss. and stiff arm. lots of skills. that's why he is what he is. >> the numbers from last week's game against the chargers show the defense has work to do. qb rivers threw for 436 yards. and the defe

this is the man, raymond clark, chan charged with her murder. apparently he kept his head bowed during the three-minute court appearance. he did not enter a plea. he said yes, your honor, when asked if he understood his rights. the judge set bail at $3 million. this, of course, is a first look at his mug shot. raymond clark, we'll continue to follow the story as more details come in this morning. >>> top economic headlines we're following for you right now. number of unamericans claiming unemployment fell last week to the lowest level since early july. according to the labor department, initial claims dropped to 545,000. new home construction rose 1.5% in august to its highest level in months, surge in apartment building set off a decline in single-family home construction. >>> the white house is considering extending an $8,000 tax credit for first home buyers. the administration has not yet decided to extend the offer past the end of november. >>> congressional panel is taking a closer look at what cause caused last year's collapse. rick newman

. >> no, looking for the racist and dick chan is calling me, on stand-by and said if we find it we can take care of business over here. >> how do you address, address people in the media that say that everybody is a -- tea party is a racist or you, i mean, you are in a difficult situation, because the media doesn't ever want to show you standing up. and, have you gotten problems from, you know, people in your own family or communities? where people say, you are a sellout? >> oh, absolutely. i have been called a token and i was actually complimented and called clarence thomas at one point though they didn't take it as a compliment. we get it. but, the fact of the matter is, glenn it's on the other side. we know that. >> what is it that you are feeling and sensing from people and is there anything there that is -- surprised you and anything there that you have noticed, you thought, wow, this is something that really needs to get out? >> well, i think what is going to be surprising is politicians not understanding that this is for real, i think it is going t last for a long time. and not

it isossible that the administraon will chan capital requirement on some of these institutns. the talk of a lling like a consumer protection ency to prott consumers on wal -- something like a good twoor -- like the conmer protection agcy to protect consumers on wall street will not happen the question is whetr obama has the juice get it done against thkind of opposition. >> he will run into the usual parochial politics therere regulator agenes, an alpbet soup of acronyms that you cannotremember, and each one is corolledy a congressional committ or subcommiee. they will not give up thr power by foldinthem into one giant regulatory agey. we saw wt the merits are that. i'm not sure we should have won regulato agency. the congressional politi are to do noing. >> the lobbyists are thuering to the congressmen --nd have enou money to fill up gucci call again. >> democrats are almosas bad as republicans in not bei very anxious to unmake friends wit people w give lots a lots of money to their campaigns one way or another. >> what na is a saying politely is that e new yk delegations, al

paul chan and his colleagues felt that these in-hospital emergency events provided a unique opportunitylook at whether medical treatment and ultimately survival differ between black and white patients. >> the response is immediate and required to save the patient's life. many of these other factors such as overuse of therapy, underuse, insurance status and cultural preferences that differ by race should really play no role as to whether or not patients have a cardiac arrest survive. >> reporter: appearing this week in the journal of the american medical association their research examined the survival rates of over 10,000 patients in a startized national -- standardized national registry who required cpr following cardiac arrest. the study found black patients had slightly more than 25% survival rate, white patients survived more than 37% of the time. however, that 12% gap substantially narrowed after researchers took into account the hospital where treatment was received. >> some hospitals are better performers when it comes to the resuscitating and providing the best possible care of

is that a chan? >> i wouldn't say so. there is a misterpretation in the plic about the german stimul plan. it was a hugetimulus plan. by germn standards, it was the biggest wever ha butt's right that the german government was little behind e curve for a whi, but it was only, let's say, four or five weeks, an after that, when they realid how bad the situion was, they made a very, very big stimulus package. it's n as big in the united states b it's b rman standards it's big. and you have tonotice thatin germany, t welfare state is much stronger than in the united ates. the welfare state is in itself isstabilizing the business cycle. right. it helping to sort of ease the economic impact. >> exacy. >> how do you thinkthis new government -- or will the relatiship withhe unite states chae? both inow we enact, workwith one another and alsoin afghanistan where there' a rge military commitment? >> i would say in the shor term it's just more ofhe sameou will get. there's no distance among demoats and freedoms with regardto the unit

it will chan, beuse there wi be mistake but to actlike this is more ney than we spent on iraq -- this bill would not be more moy than we spend every year on iraq. >> some of the senats are just getting their first ack at th bill could only six of them have been woing weeks and months on this. w you have peopleike rockefeller getting an opportunity to offer his own amendments, d that is happening on the otride, to it is part othe process. >> but its true that this has been a debate that is bn on for 10 years. this is not a debate that started last week. >> this is something we have been over before. >> but the detai and regulatis in the rm of this are all new and real and counting numbers. >> that is why i want you to pay attention. ted kennedy's senate seat does not stay vacant long >> this appointment is a profoun honor, and i acpt it since u humility did -- i accept it with since humility. >> thats paul kirk, poind to represent massachetts in the nate until juary when the will be a special alexian. t process was not exactly pretty. >> but at least w've see the govement do it pretty

. >> patrice harris chan "late edition". . >> the fourth american idol judge is finally seated.es joins the show when the nine the season kicks off in january. she will not join them on the road for audition, but be behind the table when the finalists make it to l.a. . >> superstar michael phelps signed a deal with speedo. the swimsuit company is extending the contract with phelps through 2013. company will donate 10,000 to phelps foundation for every world record he sets. and phelps has agreed to match each of the donations. . >> after the regular tuesday off. ravens back to work today and went into full scale game preparations for sunday opener against the chiefs. they go in as double digit favorites, and that line may get even bigger. because there seems to be a very good chance that chiefs quarterback matt cassel will not be playing. wearing a brace on the knee. castle took part in a few drills in practice and listed as questionable. in the official injury report that came out today. so without castle, things look grim for the chiefs. but don't think the ravens are taking th

guess, but a bigger question is, how do thieves get rid of such rare and easily identifiable more chan dice? >> artworks of this significance are very hard to move. >> reporter: the detective says while sometimes a wealthy buyer may be waiting in the wings, the art heists are usually crimes of opportunity. thieves snatch the art because they can, and then they figure out what to do with it. there's a $1 million, no questions asked reward for the art's return, or $5 million for the return, and information leading to a successful prosecution of the thieves. lisa fletcher, abc news, los angeles. >>> and still ahead tonight on "world news," an anxious anniversary. a year after the dow fell off a cliff, we take stock of wall street's year that was. >>> and the government takes on distracted driving. our reporter get as crash course in the dangers of texting behind the wheel. >>> and a high-flying adventure. two guys trying to squeeze every last mile out of unlimited airline tickets. it's not always easy living with copd, but i try not to let it hold me back... whether i'm at the batting cag

my grandmother bieved people couldn't fundamentally chan so whenever yousked her to do something that was against her perction of her o natureshe would say born round, youon't die square. and the book is about my tempt to die like at lst oblong, not round. >> rose: but did youevelop this greatove affair for food. >>t was -- it was lgely, i ink, aninher tense from my mother and grandmother. they were both ielieveably proud and lovingooks. the book is in many respects a valente to thes two amazing, strong women in may life. and its a portraye of -- pore freight of food within a family >> when did the strgle of weight come. look athis picture. >> tt was me at 7. and that was about the time that classmates and fries began teasing thaty inials fstand for fat boy. in the se way i was born th a big appetite, i was one to self-consousness and th phrase fat boy really stuck with me for cades. >> rose: y were occasionally bulim. >> later on when i wast exercisi as much, in high school i had been a star athle, i was a really eat swimmer. when i gave that u, i was terrified that i was gng to gaia

. >> bob: yeah, chan ho park.around 9 spots later and tommy le sort a still had chan ho in the park. how does that happen. >> rob: how do you get two grand slams in the same inning but off the same guy. >> bob: i heard tommy was going to be in washington this week. you can ask him. >> rob: i will. >> bob: well the hammer hit two grand slams in one game but not off the same guy. >> bob: in the same inning. goodness sakes. rob running back that is pretty impressive. you can tell your children about that. >> rob: i don't think so. >> bob: like i said. if i hadn't been there, i wouldn't believe it. 2-1 pitch. >> rob: did he give up about 10, 12 earned runs in one inning? >> bob: i'd have to go back and look. i remember the inning being a double digit inning. it would have to be. >> rob: your e.r.a. would never come back down after that.   . >> bob: that was at dodger stadium. >> rob: bases loaded, two walks in the inning. pipitching, pitching, pitching. whether it's a young starter only getting 16 outs o

that's a channing. >> mike: avenue got to ask you a question.here's a possibility in the trial one thing you're going to have to do is bring some people in to testify. would you subpoena rahm emanuel to testify if it meant the difference between being free and going to jail? >> absolutely. not only that, they said you can ask the president of the united states to come in and testify. >> mike: will you ask the president of the united states, barack obama to testify at your trial. >> i certainly wouldn't be interesting in doing that, i'd love to have him as one of our star witnesses, whether or not that could happen. michelle obama could very well be a witness in the case because there are some relationships with tony resco that she could put in context the false allegations in relation to me. senator reed, senator durbin, senator menendez, the leading democrats and let me point out. it's not that they didn't anything wrong either. we had political discussions trying to put together the best result for the people of illinois, i right in the book t

fox news chan nal's count is at two. espn got one interview, as did arabic network.ven 11 year old darrin weaver from florida was given a full interview with president obama at the white house next month. we are told "special report" request is still pending. even though cal foreignians have been battling raging forest fires, it is washington, d.c. that will receive millions of stimulus dollars allocated for forest firefighting. the forest service has announced it will spend $2.7 million in the nation's capital. the money will go to the group washington parks and people, which sponsors festivals an refurbishes urban parks. one californian republican lawmaker whose district has seen some of the worst fires says, quote, funds that should be used to thin our overgrown forests and protect the public are being frivolously spent on park restoration. our calls to the forest service were not returned. and eight years after the september 11 attacks, a pew global research poll finds support for bin laden has declined considerably among muslim countries. the al qaeda leader has

obviously he went on to be a great quarterback and romo has a chans to do that. but you have to look at the stats. he hasn't one in the postseason and that's what it's all about, especially in dallas. with kitna behind him, you can't possibly bail on him. that's insane. he does need to work on getting down on interceptions. >> everybody get off his back. he's 28-13 as a starter. that's the fifth best record among super bowl era quarterbacks in his first 21 starts. i realize between december and january he stinks. maybe you give him one more but don't go craze on him now. woody is right. if you look at the stats he's thrown for more touchdowns, more yards and better completion percentage than both aikman and staubach after 41 starts. woody is right. give him more time. >> that's not what's happening in dallas, is it? >> no, it's not. troy aikman was the number one overwhelm pick. that told you what the potential was. number two, he was the number one overall pick. he took over a team that stunk. of course romo has a better record after 40 games. >> you guys in dal

. ♪ >> the man singing, that is jackie chan, the action hero.he name of the song a mandarin word for nation or country. but people can opt out if they don't want to hear jackie sing. that is what i read. just in case you wanted to know that. "what do you mean homeowners insurance doesn't cover floods?" "a few inches of water caused all this?" "but i don't even live near the water." what you don't know about flood insurance may shock you. including the fact that a preferred risk policy starts as low as $119 a year. for an agent, call the number on your screen. >>> there are a lot of things that could be considered news in this world. >> but there are only a few stories that make us say no way! >> the san diego zoo panda is getting bigger by the day. the baby panda's eyes are finally fully open. the panda cubs won't be named until it turns 100 days old. super cute. >> adorable. tamron, last week we told everyone about knut, the berlin zoo's polar bear. we have our first video. giovanna was born in italy. watch out for those italian polar bears. th

and anchor woman julie chan is surprised by a live baby shower. >> surprise. >> we're throwing you ababy shower. >> she firsted announced her pregnancy april 7th. she is due the 24th. this is the anchor woman's first pregnancy. >>> thousands of baltimoreans tuned in. television's longest-running drama. ron matz has more on the series. >>> after 72 years and 15,700 episodes, it was time to say goodbye to guiding light. >> sad. very sad. after watching it for 30- something years. >> reporter: amber counter and daughter crystal had been gm fans for years. today, they got some surprises. >> oh, nigh lord. them, too. >> i can't believe that. oh, my goodness. >> reporter: i joined them at their pasadena home to watch the final episode. >> that doesn't change the fact that i love you. >> reporter: they were hoping that soul mates josh and riva would live happily ever after. >> they were together for a long time. >> riva and -- >> riva and josh. they're like two magnets. no matter what happens, they always end up back together. >> we are pleased to bring you the guiding light, in color. >> i

chan says better care and dogs living longer are leading to early diagnosis. >> dogs are older and may develop age-related disease and one of those is cancer. >> reporter: luke hopes this walk and others planned throughout the fall will bring awareness and funding to the frightening issue. >> this is as much as a memorial as it is a celebration. all of these people have lost and been touched by canine cancer and yet they're here to celebrate each other. >> reporter: claudia coffey, fox 5 news. >> let's hope they get at tension they need. >> indeed. >>> it was a certainly nice day to be on the mall. the clouds parted to bring us sunshine today. >> we're hoping we can carry this into the weekend. especially for the last weekend of summer. gary mcgrady is down in the weather center with a sneak peek of the forecast. >> i'm not going to say anything but you can see my smile so you can see it's a hint. you mentioned it, the clouds parted this afternoon. it's been gorgeous out there. we want to take you first to true view. we're looking at satellite pictures here. it took a little while and

. >> jimmy: and jackie chan is the pat marino. >> yes. >> jimmy: this is exciting.mith, will and jada's baby. >> jimmy: yes, who's adorable. yeah, i like that guy. >> he is a rock star. >> jimmy: he's a cute little kid. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and, i'm so excited. do they have a bully like "the karate kid?" you know that blond haired kid that was in all of the movies in the '80s? [ laughter ] and he was like the bully in like ten movies in '80s. [ laughter ] that guy again? >> bully worked for him. >> jimmy: what was that? >> bully worked for him. >> jimmy: yeah, bully was his thing. if they had a movie called "bully," he would have been the star of that movie. like, "why didn't i write that for myself?" we should get him on the show, he's awesome. i love that dude. was it fun -- was it fun to do that movie? >> well, is it fun? yeah, it's fun. it's in beijin i'm ready to come home. i have to go back. >> jimmy: yeah. you got to go back? >> yeah. >> jimmy: after this? >> after this. >> jimmy: you in the tina fey movie or no? >> i did the tina fey movie before i went to bei

and the military was left to interpret how to implement them asthey struggle over how the adjust to chan regular alty on the ground, somen the adminiration have begun to faul mcchrystal taking the policy beyonwhere obama intended with no easy ex but obama's deliberate pace, he's hold oy one top meing of his national security visors to discuss mcchrystal's so far, is a source of growi consternation within the military. eith accept the assessment or coect it or let's have ace a discussion, e penton official said. will you read i and tell u whatou think. within the military this official said there's frustration, significant frusation, a serious frustration. sohen will that frustrion be addressed? >> well, i thinkthat's wt's ing to be takinglace over these next couple of week and i thk we could expect some contentiouclosed door meetings where you will have civilians-- some perha from the state department, some from the white house, national security cocil maybe even some civilia at the pentagon-- argui that the approach nds to be narrower. and you'll have the military saying, well the appro

. >> warner: so is a real chan in strategy at leas a ternative which is not trying to build up or createacity in a strong central govement but going to a differenmodel, doing it... doing a morelassic counterterrori campaign, attacking al qaeda leaders and having few combat forces o the ground? are you aually reassessing whether countensurgency is the way to go here? >>ou know, i think it's fair toay, margaret, that we have an openind to any argument that is made. now i'sure each of us is entering intthis process with o own points of view and our own base of understanding what will or will not wor and what general mcmcchrystal has dones to pride his assessment. weill get assessments from others as well. and thene wi hash it out in the national security council team. anthen we will present our bestecommendations to the president. but at t end of the day, it'she president's decision i think that we heard t president saying yesrday is look, you're going to have to convin me that whater decision-- is it classic counterinsurgency wi additional tros? is countersurgency at the sameroop level? is

the republicannever get a chan. i mean i oppositon they never get a chance to make e case because of joe wilson. joe wilson became the fa and the voice of the repuican party much to the detriment. i thi he is a saboteur, planteby the democrats. he has to be. i mean how else cou you plain it. i mean what good -- he's doing thparty just enormo harm. john bair on aone-on-one session sa you've got t go o and publiy apolise. >> no, i dn't. >> you know e support i'm getting and the moni that's cing in, lus he probably didn't want tbe on tape apologing which we do televise house floo oceedings. so every hour it is still alivhurtsepublicans because it is a party. whatever you say about john boehner and mitch mcconnell they are not household words or faces. you don't need joe wiln, you need him t take his fiveeconds of fa and get it over wth. >> lehrer:here has been a lot of commentaryround a lot of this, that this is really -- reallyndicativ of a low kd o standard o discourse, negativ discrse, negative standard of discourse

this is our last chan. the best way to do it -- identify with that, everybody's courage, it is happening in california and anywhere. if we say yes, nothing happens. if we say with the banks -- this is reality. they worked aworkers. this happened to anyone. they identify with the issue. >> do you want to add to that? >> that sum it up. people identify with this struggle, why don't people identify with palestinians or the world, being killed, that is another question. there were so many people who suddenly felt that could be them. they do think it could be then. >> that raises the question of is the economy beginning to recover? people's pocketbooks were not as precarious, people lose economic situations are not as precarious as they have been since september or november. would that tend -- what would that portend for these issues? or identify with people in dire straits, are people going to care less and not see themselves -- is a trickyforma. >> other questions for condoleezza rice or armando robles? i wou

. >> rose: that bngs to this question two things that will or will n chan. one, t impact of financial gineering, and, b, whether, say, aa willhange its consumption habi and america will chang its savi habits. >> those are two big crections we havto ma. we won't have thsame, i don't think, confidence in financial engineing, instituons have learned someing. and some of these diciencies are now prettylear. it's hard to change tha, because people wanto make moy and rely upon thisind of fancy manipulation. but i tnk haer think,es, is changing the consumption habits of thunited stes. consption habits of china, china's too ltle, we're too much. we need to save mo, chi needto consume more. and that was kind of the subject of the g-20 discussion ovethe last few days. it'sot just china and the united states but we're the two polar opposites and the two big countries inhis thing. and they talk very opmistically about how they would keep this under surveillce and they woul see what progress china'saking and increasing csumption, presumab seeing wha progress we'rmaking i

so i don't think you're goingo chan that overnight and probably shouldn't in these disturbed circumstances. but i don'want to extend at sense of protection beyond the coercial banking system. i think commercial banking system is the core they are i charge ofhe payment system. they runhe payment whichis which isundamental, moving monearound. ey lend mon to you and i o individuals. they lend noun bunesses and that's sti a very important function. the are basic fctions. and that'shy we protect them. i don't want to s those bks, however, taking a lot of necessary risks. it's ris enoughlending money, th don't have to do lot of trading. >> rose: but that's wherethe estion of definition comes. when you said "i don'want to see them doing a lot of trading is it okay too a little trading? well, aittle trading is less dangerous tn a lot of tradg. (laughs) >> rose:f course but what is your definition "a little" and "a t." >> well,n some case where you can define it, shouldhey own hedgfunds? no. obviously they own very few hedge fund small hedge nds, it wouldn't make any difference. but still crtes con

will a new health plan include portability and is there a chan healthare reform in the obama administration will rece costs to the taxrs? >> the first problem you mentioned the fact there are people without iurance and it isn't portable, those problems stem from a single cause which as weely on private insurs to provideealth insurance. that is a failed business model effectively for this enterprise. the prhvate insurance companies imperative is to not sign up as clients people read medicare. they want to find all the people to ensure whoon't need medical ca so much of their budget is devoted to identify anwho is going to need care and thdn taking steps to exclude those people from the policy role. another part of the budget is bad on aggressive efforts t deny reimbursement claims so if you do have a policy and you do get a procedure and seek reimbursement they have experts who get bonuses if they deny claims and extra salary of dating my a proportion of claims. that is a field business model for providing health care. that is called the adverse selection problem and why no othemajor economy

these people lafont three, people like peter jones to after they left in the stuff the did for social chan remarkable how many people have become part of social justice movements after leaving, so ank you fery much and i will take some questions. [applause] >> w do have this microphone set up over here for questions. and i would like to tha c-span's booktv for filming today's events, so thank you very much for comingut. and i also want to mention that i brought one copy of the activist handbook, my prayerbook if someone wants to buy for $15 wants to carry it with them to chicago would appreciate it. it is a great boo and they are going to start stocking it here. i may have one more someone needs of the let's talk about this. any questions? >> my question is you started to elaborate on it for the end, what is going on now to ornize the youth, especially like may be beginning as early as high-school? is there any organizing going on in the high schools? >> here is the problem. the problem is and the reason i was in new orleans, i used to run this organizing proam called justice cor and we wo

continues, that unemployment ithe lagging economic indicator, tt it's the last thi that is going to chan even after e stock market has rebounded significantly, auming that it does. job loss will continue. th do expect unemployment wil hit 10%. so there'sno brag dohester e about this. they're not... but they feel like they ateast have the tools in place tt some of the signs are there in terms of the crit markets, in tms of manufacturing, i terms of housing sales, new housing sales an consumersonfidence. they do think that things are on the mend and will continue improve. but slowly. and their message there is ver cautious but optimistic. >> rose: what do they thinof their fall in numbers, their ow.. the president's approval proouf rating. >> i think ultimately they knew that the presidens approval ting was not goingo stay at 7 20%. and i thk that theyee that this is a country tt is divided. that is... and even if you have a tnsformative politician as they s president obama as it is gng to remain a country that is divid. you know, presiden obama's viory over john mccain was substantial en

the political challenge here is just like health care, when you talk about the economy, fundamental chan is so difficult to pull off politically. in other word, in health care, getting to the root cause of what's driving health costs upward. in this way, the president is facing in an election year 9% to 11% unemployment, that's a huge problem. >> it is, because it is an easy symbol to grab onto. you go into politics, unfortunately or fortunately, it is the simple thing that an elect rat digests, and that will be the similar tell thing, this idea of unemployment. that's why every election expert you talk to when they predict 2010 or 2012, you tell me what employment is and i'll tell you how bad the margins will be on either side. look, they know it. i go back to something, it is like, i went to one white house official and said, okay, so this is health care week and he says, no, it is always the economy. and you know the person i'm talking about. it is always the economy. it is always it. it is always it. but when you go to this thing in this crisis about unemployment, it is not just that

was, again, traveling, so i wasn' with the president en he talked to president obama but i've had a chan to ef broofly talk to the president out it and i've talked to the ople in the administtion and in the white house about my observations and i think theresident has shared his insightsith him. and, y know, beyond tha i think it's up to the gernment take the next steps d ambassador bosworth is over in japan and the republic of korea and inchina coordinating wit r allies in the six party talks. we clearly surged the nth koreans and airman kim to get ba to the six partyalks. they want a bilater relationship with t united states and i think that while there's room for bilateral discussions with the north reans, clearly we ought tobe doing this in theontext in whic our key alli in the gion are participang. but i thin the thing we tried to emphasize th most was that the rth koreans have made a commitme to a denucarized korean peninsula. they did that in the contextf the si party talks in 2005. had the fmework agrment during t clinton administrati. we need to g back to that. need a denucleari

you are the beginninof a chan. he did go for a change, but obama is a glimpse in the dark for the four yrs or the next eight years and i'm afraid that we may back to square one. whwill... how can you guarantee after ama? can you guantee after obam how america will be governed? no one can guarantee america. we are content and happy if obama can stay forever as t president of the unitestates of america >> rose: and then there was iranian esident ahmadejad who had th to say >> ( translated ): the time has come to an end for those who defineemocracy and freedom and set standds whi they themselves are the firstho violated fundantal prciples. they can no lonr both in fact the judge a the execur and challge rea democrically established governmes. so i'd like tt say ain the time has passed for a group of people to believe that they aclo define concepts su as democracy and fedom and hold the criteria for these definitions while simultaneously violating the ver principles to which they pire. governments can continue which ar

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