. >> paul: profit takers took corol of wall street in the early going today, as seers linked no ange in july consumer prices a very slgish economy. derscoring that was the surpriseip in early august consumer confidence. after o hours, the dow was off 163 points and the nasdaq do 39 points. a beer than expected 5/10 percenrise in july industrial production helped stocks stabize and cut the losses by the final bell. the dow closed off 76.79 a 9321.40. this week rose twice and fell three times for a t loss of 48.67 points. the nasdaq lost 233 to 1985.52 today. also rose twice and fell three times is week for a net ss of 14.73 points. the s&p 0 fell 8.64 to 1004.09 today and for the we overall lost 6.39 points. in the bond rket, the 10 year te climbed 10/32 to 100-15/3 putting thyield at 3.57%. >> paul: tough enomic times have more coumers saying no to cred cards. a new study shs debit cards have becomthe preferred form of plastic in the u.s. surpassingredit card transactionsor the first time ever. but as stephanie dhue reports, for consums, the trend has its pluses and minuses. >>eporte

hers say the fed caneep it under corol. >> therere a number of instrumes that we have to exert reraint. there's no rl limit to that so if they need toxert more restraint they can aolutely do tha i think the... this whole bate that the fed wld be, you kn, unable to fight an inflation threat is mewhat misguided in my view. >> reporter: there is also little aeement on the rength of the recovery and even onts timing. ny economists say the watch the labor markets forey sis. >>e'll see a littlemore use ofpart-time labor. we'lsee the woreek expanding. those are this we wantto watcfor. becauswe typicly ask people to rk longer weeks before we hire new peopl as we start getting into recovery. reporter: we'll see that information on friday in the august employment port. scott gurvey, nitly business report, new york. >> sus: a big merr monday on wall strt. running e gamut from ergy to entertainment. firstaker hughes auying b.j.services in a dealworth $5.5 billion both firms are energy service companies and the move is a way to eand their range of products inrospects around the globe. the second bi

going to be able to voter,pecial flee provinces like helmandecause the government just doesn have corol. and can't op up the poing centers so they want to go into towns like the one they di todaand open it up and allow polling to take place. it makes a veryvisible statement. th the elections can take place. >> because the btle is on ongoing operation, the ntagon did not releas information abouu.s. or afghan caals. >>> for more on the siation in afghanisn, we are joined once again by anthony cordesm of the center f strategic and ternational studies. and he is of crse in washington. nice to see you again. >> my please. >> what do we know aout thi on the ground tonight inhe town or in t area of dahane >> the fact is that wat you're watching is an evolving combat pattern of which tis is just rt. you ve a british campaign. a u.s.campaign. u have a whole series of fifights. what's hpening in any given area is almos impossle to edict. because sometim the taliban holds. it has a secure way to exit. so i wl dirtly engage u. marine fces. othe times it dispses. it also has adted a tacticof trying

pete presidential rumr corol in the health care debate. calling the shots in the battle against swine flu. hillary clinto's mission to afri. anwhat's next for afghistan? i'm pete wliams. sitting in for gwen ifill. toight on "washingn week." the preside takes to the ro to put out wilfires over health ce reform. >> the way polits works metimes is that people who wa to keep things th way th are will try to scae the heck out of folks. pete: how fe about an end of life provisi has become the viral lking point in the reformebate. the start ofthe school year also means flu seasonis just around the cornr. >> yunger individua and pregnant women appearo be much more vulnerable to erious disease. pete: the governnt's plan to getahead of the swine flu virus. hillary linton spends11 days in afri. but was i a lost in translation moment that overshowed her missi? >> you wa me to tell you what my husband thinks? my husband is not the secretary oftate. i am. pete: questns of substae and staing for the secretar ostate. and while s. troops drawdown iraq, the

gng to take from is bill, from this bill when it finally g to making sausa, whether he has that much corol or whether th thing has spun out control becausetad so much time to let the opposition still, that is what we are going to see in the ne few weeks. >> the proce of making laws is very much like the process of maki sausage. it is very ugly, andenator christher dodd has been on the house committee well senator kennedy was very ill. has said that sometimes y will come to an agreement in the coerence committe, and sometimes u did not reach an agreement until yo are on the floo >> i get t fling that congress on this one is more like a jy, sitting there aring the evidence and then making up their nds. based on what they feelhese powerfullyeld positions are but what the represeed, we do not kn. >> it i not congss in a sense, b it is the sixr seven key legislators who actuallyet the work don which going backo kennedy, that iwhy he was good. kennedy's bestork was done sitting in a roomike this with s colleagues saying we're not going to take the provision. we areoing to give you thi and that i

get together, scientis from mexico too to actually figur out what swine flu was and then to try to corol it. so we'llee that continue and may also see the movement o vaccines ofther types of treatments ithe fall season when sbf, when everyone thinks it will return. >> so we see good cooeration on swe flu. trade,hough has been a contentiousssue and i'm wondering what a the problems the and how are we doing in solving them? >> you then is a contentious issue. we obviously ha very close ties with bothf ourneighbors. they're both the first and the large laest trading partne for the unit states. they both worry about bio amican clauseses ithe stimulus pkages and tha that would continue and deepen a particarly on the mexican side there's a dispute over trucks d mexican trucks coming into the united states. under nafta, it was promis the u. would allow tse trucksn but theytill haven't andt's been over 15 years. >>ny progress made. >> you know they're working it and what thebama administraon says that they're in discussis. trying to come up wi some sort of reement. worries on the ited states' si

it was spiraling out of corol and smashed right into the water and sank right away. >> reporter: today, mayor bloomberg rushed to the acdent site. early on, he said publicly he didn't believe anyone could survive a collision of this force and these conditions. >> we will, over the next hurs, remove the bodies from the helicopter or airplane that we found. at this point, our paramount focus is making sure that our divers are safe. >> reporter: this are a lot of questions here. how did these aircrafts get so close to each other? was there radio contract? was one supposed to yield to the other? answering those questions could take months. the first priority is recovering the victims. the next? removing the plane and helicopter from the river, hoping the wreckage will reveal additional clues. >> they will do a complete investigation before th announce their conclusion as to what happened and whether there are any steps that should be ticken to improve safety and prevent similar tragedies such as this. >> we are learning tonight officials say a pilot watching all of this from the ground tri

. >> smith:[;ho save theay, the epa says is essential to get corol over the animal mare.made that hard for all that manure. to understand how e chicken business is organized and ho 's run, i checked in with caroleorison, a successful perd grower for many years. >> tically, the farmer has a contract with thcompany, whether it be perdue, tyso, whoeve and you contract to raise their chickens. they own the cckens. they just drop 'iem ofon the rm for us to raise to a marketab age, and then they come andick up the chickens, ta them for processing. >> sth: when perdue required that morison modernize her chicken houses at a costf $150,000 or moreshe decided to get out of t business. this is her last bch of perdue chickens. now what's the rationship he? doou bargain with one mv;éxy or another as a grower? >> there's no baaining in the contracts. contras are designed by the company, brought out to the farm, and you either sn it and get chickens, or sn... not sign it and t get chickens and ultimate lose the farm. smith: so you're saying tha the processors dicta the terms? they run t

but if we're ing to get serious about cost corol, we argoing to have to have serious discussion aboutheamount of ca and expense of care wegive at the end o life. that's just a ct. sif you want to call it a "dath panel," call it that. but it'sboutaving serious dcussions about care at the end of fe. and we're going have to have ha those discussions. inome weird way, i'm pro-dath panel. i wanto have those discusons, whether it's one on one or ju as a society. and this is a fdamental problem i think with this whole press. we haveto have serious diussions about who's goin to se in all this because we've got a runaway system,nd every time you me a minor suggestion a hi of a minor sgestion-- or ithis case not even a hit an exaggerion, people go razy. how are weoing to gethe system under contl. >> lehr: you mentioned the name "clinton." how about secreta of state clinto what do you think of he trip to africa and the outbst? >> i thought i was an absolutely legitimate ouurst. i thought it wasn important trip--. >> lehr: to refresh peoe's memors. mebody said what does president clion think about

when heal care went om being physician centered and controll, to a large degree, by doctors to ing corolledd e c.e.o.s of those rporations. and,ver time, more and more e c.e.o. of the hospital wou not even be somedy with a m.d. he would be somebody wita m.b.a. and c.e.o.s bent on growthbent on higher quarterly earnings quarter after arter, and year afr year, are always pushing for more sales, more revens, more and more and mo. it proces more. but more may not be tter for our health. >> i've hearit said that the official bd of health care is a crane. look aund at any hospil in your communityhere's a crane on top adding ros. you kn, we just, we overbuilt it. and then, having overbuiltt, we use it and en we think using it is necessary. it's a sral. >> the wst thing that could happen to a dictor of a hospital is that everybo, all of t sudden, would be healthy. i'm not saying that he's overjoyed when there'sn epidemic clearly,e isn't. i'm not saying that 's overjoyed when people arsick. clearly, they' decent folks. but they're running someing ere what they are sellinis hospital bs. >> if you can

really aluctuating situation from day to day and the transitiol federal govement really has very lile corol over its own teitory. rner: tristan mcconnell of global post, thank you somuch. >no problem at all. >> woodruff: again to ouweb site newshoupbs.org. you can tch a slide show of phographs from somalia and read more about the cotry's economic a political struggs. thiss pledge week on public television. we're taking a short breanow so your publ television station can ask f your support. that support hlps keep programs >>> good evening, and thk you for watching "the newshourith jim lehrer." i'm ul anthony with patrice pascuain the weta studios where "the newshour" is produced. we are takin brief intermison during the newshour this ening to invite you to become contributor to weta. individual suppoers are the backbone of is organization. always have been. your suprt provides weta with the ability to producerograms like this one. ease consider making a financial contribution tweta, anhelp keep the newshour in your daily program schedul >> hello, i'm jim lehrer. for more than 30ears, plic te

maziar bahi should n be a pawn in a regime struggle to corol its own people. >> ros what is to be lened if what happen in north korea? >> well, that's very good point. these things a intertingly tersecting. i think onehopes that ere is a similar result. that there is a release, there is a happy conclusion, a pardon. en you are deang wit a totalitarian regime, y are dealing with... by necessity u're dealing with something at works on whim more than it works according togic. and even when it works according to logic, often it's its own perverse kind. so one would hope that a lesson that the folks in tehra might learn from this is that holding journalists... again, hding... in particular holding someone whose canon of work is outthere d which isot... does not fit in to any reasonable narrative ofhis man is an agitator, it's just not true. >> rose: here' what i'm... you can't communice, you can only talk to his moer. >> yeah. >> it's very hard. the man in a prison and the wyer goes there and can talk to him. so we are in a... i hesitate to use this, because it's cliche, but it an orwelan si

they won't have an you br regulator in brusels o corols everything.ndon we don't le that ea at all. i'llell you why. the two financial capitals of the world, and it doesn't mater who is nber one and number t have been an still e -- >> london versus new york. >> inot even london versu new york it london and new york. d they've been able to process, ty've been able to doell because they've run thgs in a pretty od way until things srted to horriblyrong. do you therefore ed to fix the regulation, yes. but w need to have regulation which is fixed i such a w that nobody is able to opera, no. d we believe particularl inlondon i think theame is true inew york, that we ould be able t he our regulators working, having leard from the lesso of the past, and woing within a framewk that if a you going to have in europe and let's take europe for an example. if are you gng to have a framework ich lays down the major parameter, that's fine. but wh it comes to actually being the day-to-dayegulator, we want the local regulators do that who understand it. and don't want

he had corol over everybody inhe german film industry with thseoul exceion of lenny. >> rose: bause she was hitler's foriteance they des pieced eachment but she was thone that did not have to cow down to him. but you ow one thing i thought was really intereing. is i read gerbo's diaries eparing for this movie. and head some very, very interesting takes on cinema. and had some very, very interestintakes on propanda itself. like for instance,hen he saw battlespatenkim he thought itas brilliant technique t very bad propaganda. he thought it wasoo hey-handed. he sai if it had been less heavy-nded, softer on th propanda side but just as much technique it cod have accomplished far more. >> rose: i can't imagine s there anybody at was better ppaganda than he was, all it be for evil purpos. >> yes, ectly. well, younow, what he coidered the greatest piece of propaganda of the war and he spent along time ying to duplicate it was wiiam wyler's mr miniver. that rlly stirred up the home fro. >> rose: so he new cinema too. >> that real boned up the home front. in engla and he spent a loof his career

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rge a very select group a a lot of organisms are not corolled. so as long as it meets the criteria or the specifi criteria in the ccl, then you will require license. if it does not then, you go buy a principle of elimination. so now talk about technology controls for a biological material. it's a start. -- stuck. so what kind of technology are we talking about? we control technology for genetic engineering of those controlled organism. that is, if you're genetically modifying it to make it a more verelan and organism, that's what is controlled. if, however, if it is published processes, we do not control that. and also control specific information that is necessary for development production of control microorganisms, a this will be uer the earlier number. now, what does technolog mean? it can take the form of technical data, or technical assistance. so in the next slide. i have examples of what the technical data means. so it could mean that it is a blueprint. it could be a diagram. it could be tables it could be anything that is on the tape giv