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isn't the pressure on people like john tester, mark warner.ther moderate democrats at that point if it goes through the house. >> sure, clare mccaskill. >> is that really a doa or head fake by the senate. >> it could go either way. i have had a lot of senate democrats and staffers tell me it's dead on arrival in the senate. >> laura: that's a narrative they have to say to put the dampers on. >> theatership going on in this entire episode. the time really isn't there for some sort of conference to meld the two bills. they are running out of time. and no one wants to face the blame of well, there was a bill in the house and y'all didn't act. or at least it passed the house and you couldn't pass your own bill, so you are stuck with the fault for the default. that is a risk that they would run. so, in essence, you are right that reid in a way would be saved by the boehner bill passing. the question is what kind of fig leaf could be put on it for the question to sign it. >> laura: on this question about the debt ceiling, is it not true that the deb

. >> laura: james, people like joe manchin of west virginia, john tester, mark warner, all these guys, kind of moderate democrats want to have those bone fidz to go back to the voters with. i think they will be more prevalent in these debates. >> marchible was on television today rebuking the president for not having reached out and called more democrats on the hill. >> laura: leadership question remains still the house passed two bills. the senate can d 6 them. bret go back to you on this. everyone can talk about john boehner being wounded and the tea party kind of up in arms and never going to be veafd the bottom line is he did what he had to do at the very end to get a bill through. right now, that's the only bill standing. that's the only bill that right now is on the floor. >> that's right. this is what republicans will say is that wees passing things. where are you? the u.s. senate, they say has not and it's true, has not passed a budget in 820 days. and we are on a continuing resolution. it's worth pointing out that september 30th that funding ends. and we have another showdown

john boehner comes from. >> brown: then, margaret warner interviews the new head of the international monetary fund, christine legarde about the debt crisis here and in europe. >> the global economy is clearly highly dependent on the u.s. economy. so to have the lead economy uncertain about its debt ceiling is quite worrisome. >> woodruff: spencer michels updates the story of honey bees dying in large numbers for the last five years. >> a lot of research is taking place in the lab and in the field but the mystery of the disappearing bees remains. >> brown: ray suarez talks to paul farmer about his new book on haiti, still reeling from the massive earthquake and cholera epidemic. >> you can get stuff done in haiti, you work with haitian colleagues and public health authorities, you can get things done. but it does require just gutting it out, sticking with it, and not being discouraged. >> woodruff: plus, we explore the discovery of a new traveling companion for planet earth, an asteroid dancing back and forth in orbit around the sun. that's all ahead on tonight's "newshour." major funding for the pbs newshour

senator warner and senator ben nelson as well. >> lamar alexander. john hogan. >> greta: are you sort inform a special club here? you must all sort of recognize the problem and all come from states that have balanced budget amendments. >> we have comfortable conversations understanding we knew what it took to run or states and have a hard sometimes understanding process. just hunker down. you know what, we can do it when you look at the good of the country. i used to tell both democrats and are republicans we are going to work with what is best for west virginia. i can't basically just kateer to one side or another. if you want to play politics i will give you something to play politics with. this is real serious and itth is serious what we are dealing with, greta. we are talking about the insolvency of the nation and the credit rating. credit rating i know something about because as governor ours had been dismal for far too long at west virginia. our goal was to get the financial house in order and get the credit rating raised. >> greta: something is goi

senator warner and senator ben nelson as well. >> lamar alexander. johne you sort inform a special club here? you must all sort of recognize the problem and all come from states that have balanced budget amendments. >> we have comfortable conversations understanding we knew what it took to run or states and have a hard sometimes understanding process. just hunker down. you know what, we can do it when you look at the good of the country. i used to tell both democrats and are republicans we are going to work with what is best for west virginia. i can't basically just kateer to one side or another. if you want to play politics i will give you something to play politics with. this is real serious and itth is serious what we are dealing with, greta. we are talking about the insolvency of the nation and the credit rating. credit rating i know something about because as governor ours had been dismal for far too long at west virginia. our goal was to get the financial house in order and get the credit rating raised. >> greta: something is going to happen and pro

warner feel -- mrs. boxer: the senate is not in order. johns johns i know -- mr. johnson: i know senators wyden and warner feel strong about their amendments regarding a navy carrier on the east coast. i know other senators have equally strong feelings on this subject. i understand that the defense authorization bill includes a provision in the report on this issue, and i appreciate the willingness of both delegations to postpone the debate so we can focus on timely passage of this appropriations bill. mr. president, i also thank the subcommittee staff who do the heavy lifting and the drafting and managing of the bill on the floor. as i have said many times, this is a good bill. it is bipartisan, and it is responsible. i urge all of my colleagues to support it. mr. kirk: i want to thank dave schiapo on the floor for guiding this, vice chairman cochran and his staff director bruce evans. i want to thank tina reference evans, dennis balkam and patrick magnuson who brought this first appropriations bill of this congress through. with that i thank the chair. mr. johnso

. >> warner: finally tonight, growing dissent in china from young people and labor unions. john sparks of "independent television news" reports from the southeastern city of xintang, which saw four days of protests earlier this month. >> reporter: in the peoples' republic of china, stability is king, dissent is forbidden. yet, many of its citizens are unwilling to toe the party line. a younger generation, in cities like this one, are increasingly frustrated and calling for change. >> if you own a pair of jeans, there's a good chance they were made here, stitched together by workers who are hard working, poorly paid and obedient. things are changing fast in china. there's a new generation of workers who want more. two weeks ago, the streets erupted in a city called xintang. a pregnant woman who ran a stall was beaten by local police say protestors and the news traveled fast. in scenes captured on a mobile phone rioters overwhelm and destroy the police headquarters. we rarely see pictures like this in china, but such disturbances are occurring more frequently say human rights grou