thank you. 7//& >> susie: good eveni, everyone. the big question aut the economicecovery is when will american businesses start hing again? more than 6.5 milln people have lost jobs sincehe recession bega onriday, the labor department reports on unemploent for july. and today payroll processoadp said the nion's businesses cut 371,000 jobs lasmonth the 18th straight month of declines as darn gersh reports, it's going toake a lot longer than 18 months to get things backo normal. >> reporter: the great recsion has torn through the amerin workrce at an alarming rate. 6.5 milliojobs lost so far. but economist heidi shierhz says the pain es even deeper. >> over those months of the recession, we shouldave added 2.3 miion jobs to keep up with population growth. sohen you sum those two together, 3 million we should have added, plus the 6 million we lost, we're 8.8 milon jobs in the hole. and we are still diggi. >> reporr: by the end of the year, shierholz figures th economy will bshort ten milliojobs. and the united states wot see robust jo

. >> susie: good eveni, everyone more upbeat projection on th jomarket from two wall street powerhouse goldman sachand deutsche bank sharply vised their forecasts on the number of joblost american businesses cut july, a day before the goverent releases its rept. deutsche bk now expects 150,000 jobs were st last month. goman is expecting 250,000. over the past ght months, the labor departmentas been reporting monthly job loes of more than half a milli. is could be welcome news for the obama adminiration, but white hoe economischristina romer sayst is still not enough. >> we do know we areoing to lose jobs almo surely tomorr. that's hundreds of thousandss, you know, what the mart expectatiois. so the impornt thing to say is, 250,00is a terrible number. so what we're ally looking for is that wonderful y when it actually turns positiv susie: we'll have more on where christina romer thks the economy might crea new jobs later in the program. paul: despite deep discount the starof back-to-school season started with a ud last month. discounterlike ross, t.j. maxx mall stores fared muchorse, wh

. >> susie: good eveni, everne. recession or recery? at's a key question that fed policymakers will be debatin this week. they begin two-day meeting in washington tomorrow,o decide what's next for the econy and terest rates. many economis have already decled that the recession is over and that the u.s.conomy is on the th of recovery. but as scott gvey reports, even the experts he lots of questions out the central bank's next move. >> reporte fed watchers would like answers to three quesons when the central bank conclus its august meeng on wednesday. first, they want to know abo plans to raise ierest rates. second, they want to know the fed thinks the econoc recovery is real. anfinally, they want to know if chairn ben bernanke will be re-appointed to a cond four- year term. ll, answers to two out of three isn't ba first up, there ist a owball's chance in a very wa place th the fed funds rate wi be raised from its zero to .25% range this mont or, acrding to jim o'sullivan of u.b.s., anytime soon. >> most likely they'll reat the nguage, in

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. >>> good eveni. i'm martinavidge. >>> we are going to start tonight th afghanistan, where the death of a u.s. soldier today made this the deadliest month of the eighyear war for american forces. 45 u. troops have been killed so far in gust. itis withhat ackdrop, the escalatingar and its increasing toll that the wa for the results of last week presidential election ha turned increasilytense. we've learned on the dramatic example of that. a fiery meeting in ich the special envoy to th region chard holbrooke, raised concernsbout alleged election fraud th president hami karzai. kenny of itn puts it in context for s tonight's "lead focus." >> rorter: a president fast losing international support, a suspec and bloody ection, and one ve angry u.s. envoy -- the scene for a fiery meeti where richard holbrooke reportedly took hamid karzai to task and suggested a runf would help legitimize afghanistan's democratic process. the coalion is in a bind. foreign troops enable the first afgh-run elections in30 ars. bu

madeossible in part by the following funders >>> good eveni. i'm martin savge. > united states marines went on the oensive today. launching a major new atck on a taliban strongho in the south ofhat country. hundreds of marines along th afghan troops went ie arr co dk r the cover darkness to take back control ofhe town of dahaneh inelmand province a key ba for taliban fighters. the marine oensive against the taliban, what it mns and whether it's likely toucceed. our "lead focus" tonight. some 500 marines a afghan army troops gathebefore dawn in preparation for the sault on dahaneh. many othe marines were dropped behind taliban les in a commandotyle raid. pictures taken by journalis from the aociated press embedded with the rines, heier jets can be seen streaking ov head in support of the assault. once in dahane the marines met stiff resistance. talibafighters, hidden among the buildings,ired sma arms, mortars and rocket propeed grenades. the marines responded with intense d sustained gunfire. >> we're on thoffensive now inead of the defensive. l

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od eveni, i'm martin sadge. >>> the wain afghanistan. d tonight we want to ta a deeper look at thatonflict there from several rspectives you might not havseen, even though president obama has ordered 21,000 aitional troops to afghanist, america's military commanders are now ying that may not be enough to fight eectively against the taliba sterday, the cirman of the joint chiefs sa the situation is serious. and it deterrating. that assessment came st days ter afghastan's presidential election, whic continues to generate widespread allegations of fraud and intimidation as votes are counted for americans, voting freely and without pressures all but taken for granted, that is not the case if afghanisn. and toelp you unrstand tht, in tonight's "lead fos" we want to gi you a firstland look what e someafghans faced just for voting in remarkable piece of reporting of james ba al jazeera englis >> reporter: t taliban said th'd find the people who defied their ords and took part in the election. they are livinup to their word these ctures showed i

gwen:good eveni. edward m. kenedy's passing this week unleshed a torent f mournin and analysis. scorse oredemption, accomplishme, legacy and inritance have dminated the trbts all ooted in the --the tributes all rooed in the 77 years onean spent on earth, 46 of hem in the united states senate. kennedy's caes were fiercely liberal suchs his opposition to a law forbdding gay marria. >> inthe constitution the united states, ang with the bill of rights, e have no ever writte prejudice and we ha never written bgotry int theconstitution an we should no do it now in te nited statesenate. gwen: and many of hisstands enraged republicans as whenhe opposed conservave judicial appointments of repuican appointees. >> the ameran people deserve better. hey deserve competency nd th deserve thefacts. in baeball, it's tee strikes, you're ou. what is it for the sect tear of defse? -- for thesecretary of defense? gwen: no matter whih side o the dividene occupied there was little questn the senior setor from massachusetts was a consequential lmaker. david brer, you first met him in the springof 1960.

be forewarned, grab your umbrella if you had out later .his eveni three stops on the weatherbug, reston, va., currently 77 degrees, 0.1 inches of rain. compared with 0.80 inches -- 0.8 inches of rain in washington. the storm scan on this friday evening, the latest update on tropical storm danny, the wind at around 40 m.p.h., maximum wind gust 52 m.p.h., moving to the north at only six m.p.h. it is just off the carolina coast late tomorrow afternoon and it moves off to the north and east. we look at temperatures across the mid-atlantic region, 76 degrees reagan national. 65 degrees state college, 65 degrees new york city. compare that with 86 degrees at richmond, 90 degrees, raleigh north carolina. the cooler air is to the north, humidity building to the south. this is a head of the cold front that will move across toward the end of the upcoming weekend. the temperature to more work should be, mid-80s. -- the temperature tomorrow is where it should be, mid 80's, the same on sunday. satellite radar, which are pushing to the south. moving closer, st. mary's, charles county, heavy rain show

good eveni. my thanks to the nation, particularly for providing a forum so some of us can probably say we're socialists. [applause] i was trying to figure how to get my remarks and i started thinking about the observations of the great mid 20th century analyst oliver hardy who commented this is a fine mess you have gotten us into. [laughter] i want to focus on one question and what has struck me about the current crisis, is the fact that the saying premier long time ago ago, the press are willing to excepted if you look at the average worker in decline since 74 in e eighties in addition to a severe recession, we witnessed the destruction of family farms, foreclosure after foreclosure. in the 199s will not only spend another recessi but until the second term of the clintons administration leaving -- living standards continued to decline. 2001 the recession cost at least 1 million manufacturi jobs with a disproportionate impact on african americans and chicanos. and this is to ration the growing de

they are cleaning up a sinkhole and making repairs to take crews until this eveni ining to finis their work. >>> in just a few minutes a major court hearing in the michael jackson case is slated to begin. on the agenda, the pop star's estate and what happens to his children. a judge could approve a custody agreement between jackson's mother and the biological mother of the pop star's two elder children. katherine jackson would be the permanent guardian. debbie rowe would retain her parental rights and get supervised visitation. however, she would not seek custody or receive any extra money. jackson's estate is worth somewhere between $100 million and $500 million. a judge could also decide whether katherine jackson can challenge the men who were administering it without contesting the will. >>> it was a mystery that had baffled the military for nearly 20 years, the disappearance of a navy pilot during the first gulf war. the remains of michael scott speicher have finally been found, but it's unclear how he died. brooke hart has the end of this military mystery. >> reporter: after retur

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