verl s ity. olla hoack. t's sog ne nude. se som text me. >> steve: they have cut down a 22-point lead down to 4. morgan franklin pivotol plays. antawn jamison who has been spectacular tonight actually his 13th double-double on the season. >> phil: just saw him knock down his second three-pointer here. getting his own misshot. putting it in. five on the offensive layup. >> steve: two more points on that bucket. 20 points. 16 rebounds for jamison and the wizards have cut this lead to 2. stunned silence by the folks that are in attendance here tonight. >> steve: 66-64 atlanta. crawford. >> phil: he is there go-to guy he along with joe johnson. and i think i mentioned this already but all league nba player. jamal crawford. >> steve: butler looking. fakes. shot is blocked by marvin williams. here comes the hawks. knocked away. stays inbounds. johnson for three. >> steve: 72-64 after washington cut it to 2. but atlanta answers very quickly. jamal crawford, joe jo get hou he3 mo hingat? ow t som een g toyou. you lo--utte so c i ..

speci envoy to haiti-- about the catastrophthat came just as iti seemed to have turned an economicorner. >> woodruff: plus, we gefirst hand accounts of t relief situation on the ground. >> lehrer: andome perspective onhe global humanitarian effort from the present of re, helene gayle. >>oodruff: then, president obama's w plan to tax big banks to reimburseaxpayers for the federal bailt. >> lehre that's all ahead on tonight's "pbs newour." major funding for the pb newshour is provided by: ♪ we see beyond cars. >> this is the enge that bnsf, the engine that nnects us. >> chevr. this is the wer of human energy. and by the alfred p. sloan fodation. supportingcience, technology animproved economic performance and financl liracy in the 21st century. and with the ongoing suprt of these instutions and fodations. and... this programas made possible by the corration for puic broadcasting. and by contributionso your pbs station from viewers likyou. thk you. >> lehrer:here were scenes of mounti desperation in haiti today amidrantic rescue attets and halting relief efforts. as bies piled up, the red

this is our vision of iti in 25 yrs to come so, help us. may foll your advice, but don't tell me, "do thior do that." but don't forget-- it'my country, not yours. >> suarez: he kns most of the new help will go home, eventually, but he dsn't want haiti totallon its own when that happens. while general hospital ces, the cris is far from over. 's well understood that many of the injured remain out port-au-prince's nghborhoods. so, aid organizationlike the international medical cos are sending teamout into the mashift camps day after day, pushing back ainst this country's unlding medical cris, one person at a time. >> woodruff: finally tonight grading amera's ability to prevenand respond to a terrist attack with weapons of mass destrtion. margaret warr has the story. >> warner: more an eight years after the dely anthrax attacks, the u.s. still isn' epared to protect the public against a biological terrori act. that was the word today from the congressiolly chartered commission on e prevention of weaponsf mass destruction proleration. in an earl

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and also wyclef's organization yele, i think wyclef should be -- he should run for president of hate itie's done is truly commendable. i pray for the people of haiti. >> larry: sean, i understand someone is going to give $1,000 for your sunglasses? >> yes. i'm trying to raise more and i heard the young man at that donated $1,000 for your success sperndz, i got him to donate $1,000 for my shades. i'm always wearing shades, so i sold him my shades and an autographed picture for $1,000. whatever it takes, we're going to raise as much money as we can. >> larry: unicef wants you to know what the money is buying for the people of haiti. pete wentz joins us at a tent unicef has set up on the set. pete, take us through some of the details here. what is this all about? >> i think part of it is that people want to see actually part of the solution. so if we go inside the unicef tent that is actually down there right now, you can see that the problem is solvable. for example, you have these tablets that -- one of these costs 1 cent, and it can keep five liters cent for five liter water. you have a

>> larry: we've got a special event for you monday night, a two-hour "larry king live" called "had itihow you can help." tune in, take part in lending a hand monday night, 8:00 to 10:00 eastern, 5:00 to 7:00 pacific. meet mick jagger, seal, collin ray, ryan seacrest here, too. stay with us. go back to sleep america. the oil crisis is over. i don't think so. our economy is bleeding billions for foreign oil... importing nearly 70% - much of it from countries that don't like us. that's billions we should use to create american jobs. we have plenty of american natural gas, to power our trucks and bus fleets. it's cheaper, cleaner, abundant, and it's ours. we've had our wake up call. it's time to act. >> larry: joining us now from washington, frank and gillian thorpe, survivors of the earthquake. gillian was buried under the rubble for many hours, trapped in the haitian headquarters of the mission where she and frank worked. frank, how far away were you? >> i was about 100 miles north of port-au-prince. i was doing research on a story up north in a region called ahmsrouge. we felt the earth

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. >> wdruff: in miami's little iti section this morning, a mass forhe earthquake victims was held at the cathedraof st. mary the dister affected all, from everydayeople to community leaders, includi phillip brutus, the first itian american elected tthe state legislature in flori. >> a lot of pele are uncounted for. my wifis in haiti. i have a five-yearld in haiti. she sent me a xt yesterday. e text started and then i didn't get the end of the te, and i've been tryi to text everince. hofully, they are okay. >> woouff: in chicago, haitian-ericans gathered at a local community center and church to ek comfort. >> i mea i'm panicked. you ve your friends, your relatis, your parents there. the haian broadcast of the voice ofmerica went into expanded service, evenhough its main tnsmitter in haiti was destroyed in the quake. 50% of haitians lien to the v.o.a. ronald cesar is thservice director in washgton. >> v.o.a. creole service w able to set up phone number for haitians to ca and leave messages f their loved ones, and we wou play those messages in our badcast. >> woodruff: sll, most forms

sti to come the newshour: the bate over where to hold teorism trials; and the challenge ofeviving iti's econy. >> lehrer: butow, as promised, the analysis of shields an brooks-- syndicated coluist mark shields and "new york times"olumnist david brooks. mark whack did you thi of the obama and e republican shown baltimore. >> i thought it was terrif. i think if the wte house had s choice it would have suidy doubt-- subsidy futured that for the sta of the union address and weren'ted it in prime time. thought showed the presidt at his best. he marshals facts, presents arguments, hrebuts criticism, does it in a civil y without any raor. i just thought it was a tour de force. and e republicans are sort of hoisted on their transparency pitar they had criticid the president for not fuilling his pledge of openss and ansparency and having the heargs and c-span as promised during th campaign. and so they we stuck with beinopen. they didn't wantt to be televised, that q&a part. >> lehrer: it was. >> i think was the and the think the esident engaged them in a way at you can't in the ste of the union

. >> brown: a major eahquake shook the cabbean nation of iti just west of port-au-prince. wire rorts told of dozens killed oinjured. cnn reportedhe presidential palace collapsed but the president and his wifescaped injury. the ama administration work on a possible plan to levy new fees on maj financial initutions. e newshour is always online. hari senivasan, in our newsroom, previews what's the. hari. and an interview with susan d an interview with susan ur of the p center on the states about how local governmes are handling t fiscal crisis. dy woodruff blogs about a ne study onow black americans measure prress one year into barack obama's presidey. on art beat, you can seeore of jeff's cversation with poet philip leve. ana slideshow of photographs from the exhibit capring the lost wor of detroit. all at and more is on our web site, newshour.pbsrg. >> brown: anthat's the newshour for tonight. i'm ffrey brown. >> lehre and i'm jim lehrer. we'll see you on-line, andgain here tomorroevening. thank you, andood night. major funding for the pbs newshours provided by: >> whathe w

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verl s ity. olla hoack. t's sog ne nude. se som text me. . >> steve: from chicago, km cast sports coverage of wizards basketball is being brought do you by chevy chase nissan, your lifetime nissan dealer. kld night here in the windy city, about 30 degrees. bulls on top of the wizards 26- 24. chicago coming home after a trip to boston last night where they beat the celtics in fine fashion. wizards had a day off after losing in atlanta on wednesday. our morgan franklin pivotal ay of that 1st quarter. >> phil: nice play by antawn jamison delivering along the baseline. he goes up strong with two hands and throws it down for an easy 2. 12349 team captain jamison will start the 2nd quarter aunt bench, getting a rest. 3 of 7 from the field, our chevy first half stats. washington with 12 points in the paint an in that -- paint in that quarter. >> phil: 14-12 advantage. >> steve: wizards made 2-53- pointers, chicago has made one. foul was on johnson. james the rookie from wake forest. blatche gets a start in the first half. >> phil:

itis happen to disagree with some of what they did. i said earlier i think iraq was strategic. they certainly mention that the time they thought it would help to mitigate the is really a problem in the middle east. it didn't. it only made it worse so if that was their idea of a cure, it did not work and they just made things worse. i think we have to refocus our cells. i hope that is what the president is doing. i hope as the years go by of his presidency that he popefrey focus because he has been bogged down by a lot of things they did. you don't disentangle yourselves from the tortures, the wiretaps or the policies. you can just go in and day trips out, so i think we should all hope that there is a refocused going on. and the neocons will continue the drumbeat of their beliefs and that is what we do and a free society a we don't shut them up and in a democracy we do just the opposite but what we tried to do when "the forty years war" is elucidate what they are saying and what they are saying it. it is really important to understand that. not to shatok them but argue and civil

isn't that a group of nations claiming exclusive ity and enforcing the nornls which they believe? what was the u.n.'s rescue of bosnia if not nato elevating itself above other nations and groups of people to declare that genocide would not be carried on in the ball cans and nato acting without the quote, unquote, international community as expressed in the united nations security council? this whomage to internationalism and den gracious of internationalism and individual sovreignty but the commonality and special relations among the community of free nations has very practical impact on america's actions in the world. and that impact is already being felt by friend and foe, ally and adversary. if our ultimate aim is to earn a place as a good international citizen, we must abandon any signs of arrogance, any act of prideful self-assertion and begin to constrict and constrain our often irresponsible power and act as one among many. to do that, we must undertake two things. first, for giveness of past since and outreach and it has been engaged in relentlessly. that's the apology tou

ity.this, in turn, generated a desire to find new investment opportunities with high returns. many of the best were thought to be in residential housing. one could shooting factor to the attractiveness of the housing market was public policies active support of the expansion of homeownership, recognizing the societal benefits. for our industry, it is important to reflect on some of the lessons learned and mistakes made over the course of the crisis. at the top of my list are the rationalizations that we made to justify the downward pricing of risk was different. while we recognize that credit standards were listening, we rationalize the reasons with arguments such as -- the emerging markets were growing more rapidly, the risk begins were better, there was more than enough liquidity in the system. a systemic lack of skepticism was equally true with respect to credit ratings. rather than undertake their own analysis, too many financial institutions relied on rating agencies to do the central

[laughter] itis have to doolittle re-wind here of how we ran our grassroots campaign.applause] because i have got some news. i have got some news of my own here. i have been fighting for working folks my entire adult life and that is why interpublic service to fight for folks in chicago. that is why i ran for the state senate. that is why i ran for the u.s. senate. that is why i ran for president come to fight for people here in tampa and people here in florida and to fight for people all across the united states of america. [applause] i seem to remember coming to tampa two weeks before the election-- [applause] indian a would i said? this is a quote. people can check. i'm sure it was reported in the newspaper. i said change never comes without a fight. [applause] that was true then, it is true now. change never comes without a fight florida so i won't stop fighting. i know you want either. we are not going to stop fighting to give our kids a world-class education, to make college more affordable, to make sure that by 2020 we have the highest rate of college attendance

itis want to point out that kate who did come out with the study and i have a few copies if anybody wants it but again the results were remarkably similar. the cato study is based on the model that is actually used by the u.s. international trade commission and the homeland security department to analyze trade and immigration issues and we found u.s. households not the immigrants who are legalized but u.s. households would see their incomes rise by 1.19% which comes to over $180 billion. we also found that the cost of reducing illegal immigration through increased-- was $80 billion a year. you put those two together and the difference between getting it wrong and getting it right is a quarter of a trillion dollars a year. that is real money even today in washington so the stakes are high. we found the biggest benefit is something called the occupation mix effect and i think this should get the attention of every politician in washington where you allow skilled workers to come into the united states ellie gulledge-- legally. allows-- grietz relatively more opportunities higher up this deal

. >> itis have a couple of wrapup questions. you mentioned in your testimony commissioner crawford the national securities market improvement act of 1996. they always have such a nice names. commodities future modernization of. but you talked about hell some of the authority come at the oversight authority over their rating agencies were pulled away from states. no longer registered investment adviser. was there any practical effect to that pre-and post? was there a real level of scrutiny in terms of rating agencies'? were states bringing actions? >> quite honestly know, but if you remember back in 1996 it was just before things started going downhill in terms of there being very obvious conflicts being pointed out. people were beginning generally aware that it wasn't an inherent conflict pay for your rating, and i won't say what we would have done had we have the chance, but the fact that there was no backstop there in the states is not a good thing. >> maybe the only observation is no backstop versus practical or measurable ef

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