and traveling with him oq,uhe trip to afghanistan was our ann guerin.m. >> it was really funny. actually, it was in iraq in 2 and we were putfá up at one of those old saddam palaces that had been turned into a guesthouse and he was given a big, fancy suite, but only half of it and the other half was three women journalists. the problem for him is there was only one bathroom aoh only one shower and he did not get a shower because we kept,q you

and traveling with him oq,uhe trip to afghanistan was our ann guerin.xperien with him. >> it was really funny. actually, it was in iraq in 2 and we were putfá up at one of those old saddam palaces that had been turned into a guesthouse and he was given a big, fancy suite, but only half of it and the other half was three women journalists. the problem for him is there was only one bathroom aoh only one shower and he did not get a shower because we kept,q you >>> good morning, everyone, i'm scott mcgrew. mark twain once said the only sure things are death and taxes and since you can't invest in tax why not invest in death in the population is getting old and would be reasonable to think that companies like carriage services, which runs funeral homes and

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and traveling with him oq,uhe trip to afghanistan was our ann guerin.xperien with him. >> it was really funny. actually, it was in iraq in 2 and we were putfá up at one of those old saddam palaces that had been turned into a guesthouse and he was given a big, fancy suite, but only half of it and the other half was three women journalists. the problem for him is there was only one bathroom aoh only one shower and he did not get a shower because we kept,q you overnight in ferguson, missouri -- >> molotov cocktails were thrown. there were shootings. looting. vandalism. and other acts of violence that clearly appear not to be spontaneous but premeditated criminal acts. >> a private autopsy by the family of michael brown reveals that he was shot at least six times. attorney general eric holder has ordered a federal autopsy and the governor calls in the national guard. >>> president obama returns to the white house as the u.s. steps up military assaults in iraq. plus, a deadly outcome when two trains collide. texas' tough-talking governor speaks out about his

and traveling with him oq,uhe trip to afghanistan was our ann guerin.xperien with him. >> it was really funny. actually, it was in iraq in 2 and we were putfá up at one of those old saddam palaces that had been turned into a guesthouse and he was given a big, fancy suite, but only half of it and the other half was three women journalists. the problem for him is there was only one bathroom aoh only one shower and he did not get a shower because we kept,q you >>> nbc 10 breaking news.ç >>> the missouri national guard is heading to ferguson after another night of protests get out of hand. >>> a big win for phillies little leaguers. the taney dragons move one step closer to a little legal world series tight until dramatic fashion. >>> taking a live look outside at 4:00 a.m. on this monday. our camera in cape may showing us all quiet of course. it will feel like summer with highs in the mid-80s. this is nbc 10 news today. i'm chris cato. let's go straight to

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. >> to talk about the iraq crisis and the rest of the week's politic, the round stable here, ann guerin, diplomatic correspondent for the "washington post" will be covering hillary clinton as well. jason rile lakers member of the "wall street journal's" editorial board and author of "please stop helping us, how liberals make it harder for blacks to succeed." jane harman, president and ceo of the woodrow wilson international center for scholars and a former democratic congresswoman from california. and republican congressman michael turner from ohio. welcome all. thanks so much. you just got back off another round the world trip with john kerry. so -- and you have been spending so much time in iraq and afghanistan, the conflict zones. what about the argument that isis would not have taken hold if the administration had a year ago, labor day, gone after assad with air strikes and done more militarily to help the rebel there is? >> there's a fair amount of evidence that isis could have been blunted some time back. you can pick a different -- various points where they were gathering strengt

orla guerin reports from the border between israel and gaza. >> early morning near the gaza border.he cease-fire was supposed to last three days. it did not last three hours. at half past 9:00, a 23-year-old soldier was captured in gaza, taken by militants who emerge from a tunnel. >> two terrorists came out of the ground out of a tunnel. one of them blew himself up. the other opened fire with a gun. in the aftermath, we realized one of our officers had been snatched down into the ground and abducted. >> at the home of the captured soldier, his family put their faith in his brothers in arms. >> we want to support the israeli army and the state of israel in its fight against hamas and gaza, and we are certain that the army will not leave any stone unturned in the gaza strip and will bring him back home safe and sound. >> it took israel five long years to secure the release of the last soldier taken in gaza, and there was a high price -- israel released more than 1000 palestinian prisoners. eventually, he came home, but the deal was controversial, and the nation was scarred by the kid

>>> this is nightly business report with tyler mathisen and suzie guerin. >> correction, please? market watchers say stocks have risen too far for too long without a 10% pull back. we'll ask two top pros what they think. >>> where's the spike? why oil and gas prices aren't rising sharply, along with tensions in iraq. >>> a gray nation, 10,000 baby boomers turn 65 every day. that could have a major lasting impact on our economy. tonight we begin a four-part series, aging in america. all that and the return of suzie on nightly business report. >>> good evening, everyone, yes, i'm back. topping our news tonight. another positive day on wall street. as investors were able to look past the russian/ukraine conflict and the escalating tensions in iraq. good news, right? not for many investors, they're puzzled before how and why stocks can keep going up, avoiding the correction that so many have predicted after a five-year bull run. with political turmoil and economic uncertainty all around the world. the rise in equities has confounded the experts. here's how the major averages ended to

>>> this is nightly business report with tyler mathisen and suzie guerin. >> what happens next? stocks snapped back today, but will investors continue to shake off last week's selloff or is it a taste of what's to come? >> magic number, investors bid up shares of disney one day ahead of its earnings. >>> collision course, how dangerous are our roads? a first in a three part investigative series looking at highway safety and the long haul trucking industry. all that and more tonight on nightly business report for monday august 4th. good evening, everybody. >> welcome, everybody, i'm tyler mathisen, it was a quiet august day on wall street. for today at least, last week's seismic jitters about the middle east, central europe, u.s. central bank policy, took a back seat to news from portugal. that country's government threw a lifeline to one of its biggest lenders. that was enough to spark a rebound from last week's steep losses. the worst in two years for the s&p 500. unwinding of short positions bets the market will fall a little bit today. at the end of the day, the dow was highe

i want to ask anne guerin about the iraq situation and what seems to be the inconsistent statements. the secretary of state john kerry says "we're going to crush isis." joint chiefs chair dempsey, marty dempsey, says we're going to go into syria. at the same time the nature of the air campaign is not that broad. it isn't that kind of an all out war. >> right, you just heard rear admiral kirby give a pretty low figure for the total number of air strikes and fewer than 20 or 25 so far. but what the joint chiefs have stopped him saying isis cannot be defeated without going after its home base and haven in syria. he didn't expressly they the united states is going to do that but he didn't close off that door nor have numerous other officials that have been speaking over the last week. it's not something that the administration wants to do it raises all kinds of legal questions that the breadth of the from congress to go after isis. and it raises a lot of political questions, a lot of potential problems for obama. but what dempsey was setting up was -- you're not going to win, defeat this

sponsored by macneil/lehrer prod >>> this is nightly business report with tyler mathisen and suzie guerin correction, please? market watchers say stocks have risen too far for too long without a 10% pull back. we'll ask two top pros what they think. >>> where's the spike? why oil and gas prices aren't rising sharply, along with tensions in iraq. >>> a gray nation, 10,000 baby boomers turn 65 every day. that could have a major lasting impact on our economy. tonight we begin a four-part series, aging in america. all that and the return of suzie on nightly business report. >>> good evening, everyone, yes, i'm back. topping our news tonight. another positive day on wall street. as investors were able to look past the russian/ukraine conflict and the escalat

. >>> this is nightly business report with tyler mathisen and suzie guerin. >> what happens next?will investors continue to shake off last week's selloff or is it a taste of what's to come? >> magic number, investors bid up shares of disney one day ahead of its earnings. >>> collision course, how dangerous are our roads? a first in a three part investigative series looking at highway safety and the long haul trucking industry. all that and more tonight on nightly business report for monday august 4th. good evening, everybody. >> welcome, everybody, i'm tyler mathisen, it was a quiet august day on wall street. for today at

access.wgbh.org  >>> this is nightly business report with tyler mathisen and suzie guerinnext? stocks snapped back today, but will investors continue to shake off last week's selloff or is it a taste of what's to come? >> magic number, investors bid up shares of disney one day ahead of its earnings. >>> collision course, how dangerous are our roads? a first in a three part investigative series looking at highway safety and the long haul trucking industry. all that and more tonight on nightly business report for monday august 4th. good evening, everybody. >> welcome, everybody, i'm tyler mathisen, it was a quiet august day on wall street. for today at let,

access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> this is nightly business report with tyler mathisen and suzie guerin. >> correction, please? market watchers say stocks have risen too far for too long without a 10% pull back. we'll ask two top pros what they think. >>> where's the spike? why oil and gas prices aren't rising sharply, along with tensions in iraq. >>> a gray nation, 10,000 baby boomers turn 65 every day. that could have a major lasting impact on our economy. tonight we begin a four-part series, aging in america. all that and the return of suzie on nightly business report. >>> good evening, everyone, yes, i'm back. topping our news tonight. another positive day on wall street. as investors were able to look