conservatives lea on that heavily whe they talk about kennedy. persolly am concerned with pe charge in members of his family - >> let me throwomething out there. the whole hugeennedy fily, the men run for presidentnd the women run these charities. i mean, it's kind of -- it seems to me a little bit gender-biased that they didn't -- you kno there was kathleen kennedy townsend that used to be a member of this panel who was lieutenant gernor of maryland, but she didn't -- you know, in herig run,he didot succee caroline kennedy, they put her up and she just started stumbling all over the place. it dsn't seem to me like they raised the women to be political leaders in theame wa that they raised tir men. >> the patriar who had this vision, you know, political dysty, was, you know, of the established norms that theen werehe one you putorward. they came fro that time. so the men indeed withhe wruns who were pushed forward >> but the next generation is alrey plenty old, and soar ey've had prick in the house and john in t -- i forget his name, the one from

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african-arican president, wonder wheer there will beanother senator like m in terms of fighting for the leang us, the were disenfranchised. will we see another senator lik him? will history demand that wehave other senators like him, given that some believe now we doot need tedennedy and we ve in a post racial america? >> i think we havto he that we will not jt get one ted kendy but that we will get0, 15, 20 ted kennedys to serven the houser the senate. is notioabout post racial, i am not sure that it is post racial. i am very pleased, obously, about the election o bara obama as present of the united states, but as -- t that does no mn the issue of race is nished,hat we he crossed the fish line. we need what teddy kennedy has gen us. we nd what he has left us. i hope that we will get many more like him. tavis: filly, for those who will take annterest in the nobility ofublic service, what is the abing lesson thate ought to take from the life and legacy of ted keedy? >> he showed us the wa he was an exame, 4 glorious years in the united stes sene, and he served well,e served long we are the b

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. >>> the latest headlines -- at lea 95 people havbeen lled, hundreds wounded in a sees of bomb blasts icentral baghdad. targeting high-profile buildings. heavy security in afghastan on the eve o palestinian -- on the eve of nationaelections. >>> the man in charge of meeting the challen, the american coander of nato forces, has told the bbc hislanning radil changes. our world affairs editor reports. >> speciaforces commander and now the man i chae of the faltering mpaign in afghantan. very much the thinking man's soldier, whos planning to change tngs. to change things in iraq by tracking down saddam husin d catching him, but afghanistan a far tougher proposition. >> t situation iserious an we need tourn the mmentum of the enemy. e afghan people did nolike the taliban it is not popur. we ne to correct some of th ways thawe operated in the past andhow t resolve that will take andmagination to operate smarter d do this right. >> he soon h a chance to show what he meant. we have come tthis town east of kul it has been bad trouble sp. > one of the things, arrting people witho good informati

>> well, my predictn is rather sttling,r at lea it was several months ago, or back in march. i'm predicting a dow 10,000 by the d of the year. we're at 9400 so it los like we have a possibility that happening. with theeconomy,'m bullis i thinthe economy is revering, but is going to be aery gradua process. thers a lot of prlems inur economy that we're still suering from, from the financial crisis. it's going to take us quite a while to g out of it. so i'm prediing a posite g.d.p. for t first quarter in january of 2010, but i think the stock market is a better place to be. paul: how much betterill it be? >> youay 10,00- >> 10,000 on the dow is a positive number for. the yearso i think that's a go thing to see considering l the trouble that we've go through. >> pl: no inflation this week. theproducer price index owed actually negave. will inflation ba problemany me soon? >> no, i don't think it ll be a prlem soon. commody prices are rising very arply. i mean, on of my sck picks was freport, and copper prices are backp to almt $3 a pound. so there is some flkz coming back into th

across the ci there have been at lea six bb and mortar attacks. hospitals have been inun and the latt information suggests that at lst 75 people haveeen killed and more than 300 injured. >> after carl dinnen file that report the death to in baghdad rose agin. it's now said that at least 95 peopleere killed. seral hundred were wounded in today's attacks. >>> nowo afghanistan, wher 41 candidates icluding the incumbent, hamid karzai, a viagare if theresidency in elections now lss than 24 hours away the taliban contues to do all it can to make its presence felt on the e of voting. in kabul militants with ak-47 and nd grenades took over a bank and exchaed gunfire with policeefore beingkilled. the taliban claimed today that 20 armed suici bomber wearing explosive vests are now in kabul. >>> as we've be reporting, the united states isstepping up efforts to improve securityn afghistan. there are now 62,000merican oops in that cntry andhree more werkilled there tay. morehan 160 americans have died so far this year whi has us wondering, what will be the mea

you're supsed to use your skills that you lea for peace and for hping other people, not for violent meansative deen in our songs, try to give mulims pride about their faith. analso we want to teach other ople a little bit about isla one of the things tht we really want to promote in our song is t feeling of happiness. ramadan's he; get close to god. ft. ut, also, be happy. it's a time of hardsp, yes. bause you're fasting from sun up to sun down. but there's a lot of joyn it. we see families getting togeer for the iftar or the breafast. it's very special see that mosque just packed with ople. it's such a warm, wonderf feeling tbe around so many people who all have thisoal of pleasing god. even if wthink our relaonship with god and the people arod us are great, there'slways a way to get tter. and so ramadan is that realy intense,ocused way of doing that. of fasting a working on our own selve and then worki on our relationship to others. and, ultimately our retionship o god. there's a prayer walways say, "grant us good in thilife and good inhe hereafter." a l of prayers that we do in ramadan

at lea 2,100 peop are reported to have died.over, with a populion of over 1 billion people,he percentage o cases in india is low in coare to untries // $ elsewhere. some have blamed aggreive coverage othe outbreak by the medifor creating atmosphere of arm. >>> to try tomake sense of the global swine flu pandemic, st how dangeus it rely is, we've invited bk dr. mart blaser tojoin us tonight. he is the past presint of the infectious disseociety of erica and is t chairof the departnt of medicine at new york university schoolf medicine. as just heard, the swine flu spreading quite rapiy around the world. but the glob death count, ich right now i believe is at 1,500, remains relavely lo soust how dangerous is disease? >> i thinks you point, it's spading all over the world. it's been present in morthan 150 countries. i would guess tre already have been tens of millions of cases of infection. and telatively small number of deaths. but for most of th world les, it'she summertime and this outbreak isn't over. inact, it's jst beginni. >>

and we lea that lesson and we try to move forward. and i think when we're harmed in someay,we feel thneed to react. have to remember those thin. >> tell me whait is tha you think is the ierative for the united states in the world. and whats the nature of the new wor? >> yeah. i think that the naturof the new world is not at easy tounderstand. you know, in t past undersod threats. ey tended to be monolithic and clea i mean during the world w -- cold war era we through what the threat was. now we hav a very confused world. there ist aingle threat. it's vague a hard to describe. instability the world and parts of the world that you know,reate problems for us whether they afct the ennment, our security, our economic welleing, it's aonfused world an it's moreifficult than to create strategy for a nfused world. yocan see right now in the department of defenctrying to decide what kind of militarye're going to have going foard. are we going to be commitd and leaning toward ese sorts insurgerys a dealinwith rrorism. are we going preserve balan

>> reporter: in e heart of cair murad sabri mustafa is comin home tthe apartment he's preparing to lea. he's off to libya, whi now fers him better prospects th the couny he was born in. >> the income he is very low, to have - to save from ando have a good li. >> reporter: tre are many like him in egypt's mide class, and theye tired of watching their country stagte. >>e need change. i saw a lot of egyptiansn other countries. they are sceed. >> reporter: b change is something egtians don't often see. for 28 years hosni mubarak has been the country'sresident. >> most egyptians ve only knn one president, and i think they have me to see that egypt has not developed economicly over this periodike many other untries have and has certain not develod politically. egypt is no more democratic today an it was when president mubarak came to power in 198 >> reporter: that was wh anwar sat was assassinated by muslim extrists. hosni mubarak had to act to op an iamic uprising in the country. he d, and has done so ever since. he's alskept up the country's treaty with israel, all which has made ept a cru

right aroundhe same time, members of congress will lea the town halls andeturn to the capitol domeand that is all to the good. >> i would say it is sortf it what side -- a combination of a hi and low pointeing that it is e end of an era with the passing of the kennedynd the start of aew era. both sides of the same issue. >> but it really is the end of "those boys", joseph sons. i hao great love of t kennedy dynasty, but i'm sad to see it end in a way because it has alys been there, and one kennedy has always been inhe senate in my time america, which goes back a very long way now. that isur program for today. we hope you have an enjable summer, whats left of it, and you can see us on the web at whchronicle.com. this program is now seen a nely 400 stations. we hope you see on onof them, and we will be back at the same timeext week. until then, cheers. captioned by the nation captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> "white house chronicle" is produced in collaboration th whut, howard university television. from washington, d.c.,his has been "whe house chronic" -- weekly analysis of th

sea defenses her may look ugly bu they're effective, at leas for now. the wly elected present is forgg plans to protectthe maltese against thdark predictionof what's to come. >> as maese standst the front line of climate cnge and the effects of clate change, yo know wt happens to the maltese today will be what happens the rest of theorld tomorrow. so basically what is suggesting is thatf you cannot look after the maltese now, it goin to beery difficult f you to look aft yourself tomorrow. >> reporr: the president's plan is t buy up la in india, sri lanka indonesia, a place where his people can take refuge when the time comes. he wantshe world's first climateefugees to know that they ha a secure future. he set up a specialund to finance the plan with money generate by the touri dustry. it's a pn that is being put in place quieeime being, at least, the maltese wants toemain a paradise for tourists. >>> and final this evening, a story about identity. thatisraising questions around th orld. and wh promed along scussion right here athe "wldfocus" newsroom th

but as kennedy w laid to rest, we leaed ofn extordiry coespondence beten the senator and thepope. nbs mikeiqueirreports. >> reporter: tod hdreds lined uto their rpects at the fal resting pla of ted kennedy. his grave marke by alae and a spl o cross, o of only twat arlingt natnal cemetery, the nation's most halledrod. the her belonging to his brothe robert. but itas yestery, the end of a we of solni andtrut sadness and of celeatio that there cam oast ignantmoment. i am writing with deep humili to ask tt y pra for as my own heah deines. >>eporter: ted kennedyy his owhand and in h own wor in a letter to pope benict rea oud in t gathering darkns bi cardinal >> i kno that i ha beenn imrfec human being, bith the he ofy faith i hav trie t rigy pa. rorte wrien inhe wes pceding his death, kennyel the pope o his li in publicervi. >> have wked toelcomehe immigrants, to fight scrimination, an expd acce toealth ca and edation. i have opped the deathenalty andought to end wa >> reporter: senatorennedy ve his letter to psident obama asking him to personay delir it to the holyfath. the presidt di

at lea half a year, maybe more. lieberman, who resned from olmert's government because negotiationsith the pastinians, has already declared tt he won'treate obstacles r netanyahu. in otherords, he gave the prime minier a green light to freeze setement construction and toesume negotiations with the palestinians t by chance, this lieberman statement was not given in fnt of the cameras. whknows better than he, that zigzging it's best do so quietly. >> that was isra's channel 10 ne. >>> wh thinking about the middle eas it's the peace gotiations that often come t mind. but what you m not know is that palestinians on t west nk are already busy planning for the ture. just yesterday, e palestinian authority said it plans toave all the instutions necessary for statehood in place withi two ars. oupartner deutsche welle recently paid a vit to the palestiniastock market, a ace that's small in size but big in dreams. >> repter: for almost a month getting to wk has been a lot easier for ahmad. one of the most stringent israeli ch

sheasically justits rock bottom am d has to learn how to build herself back up with an open mind and lea how to entertain dierent possibilities for herself and think outside theox. tavis: parallels to yr life or no pallel at all terms of planning this out, wanting this to go a certn way. are you that methodical? >> not at all. i don't really plan much. i' plan my day a littlbit so i don't fget to do tngs but i reall-- i go wh the flow, completely. i sort of stumbled into acting, kind of -- when ias going to school in new york and inew i s interested in film. i was inilm school, but that was kind of an after thought. it allind of just came to me. i really believe i just foowing what you instinctivy feel and then just working hard onceou're, you know, in aosition that feels right. tavis: y say you stumbled into acting. for you that meahat? i ask tt of you because i always fd it fny and curious at the same time when people who end up ing rlly good at their craftsay i just stumbl into this. i hate people le you. stuff just kinof happens and they end up being good at it. >> i had sor of meled

nk > m>>aas> w kanlesdhi t lea a of d o couple of dogs atom a he in rg h.n police arrived, there was chaos both inside and outside the house. jackie bensen reports. >> reporter: when police arrived at the house on plaza street in leesburg, this was a cocker 'barking inside this plastic dog crate. inside the house, they fnd a terrible scene. there were two pit bulldogs running through the home and a body of a 20-year-old man. beside him was a small pug mix dog that las peered also appea been mauled to death. >> what made this difficult is the animals were in the house. >> reporter: distraught family and friends arrived while police were there. emotions ran high. at one point police subdued and temporarily detained a man. neighbors said they knew the family had dogs but never saw them running loose or out of control. >> i live right over there. i have nephews and nieces. it's a scary thing. i don't know if i would necessarily blame it on the pit bull. i think a lot has to do with the ownership. >> reporter: the dogs were taken from the home by leesburg animal

i mean, that's one o the reons they did try to seta deadline is ecause they wanted at lea some things done by the time ongress broke. and you now ave lots that's still undone. you have pices of this that people can attac and so aust could be a very decisive month. and as the come back, whther there is greater spport or whether it contins to erode. >> tday deadlines ot set, middle of september gwen:or? >> for health ca, both house and senate. gwen: we' seen these deadlines befo. >> wanted to mntion. gw: thank you all very muh. thas for wrapping it up r us. of course it's not to soon to preorder "the batte for america," dan balls got to suort our own. we are aving you few minutes earltonight so you can take advantage of he opportuny to support your localpbs stationwhich then they support us. but the conversation will continue onlne. check out "washington week" q&a weite. and keep up ith daily develments on "thenewshour with jim lehrer." we'll see you again nxt week on "washington week." good night. gwen: download our wekly podcast and take us ith you. it'sthe "wasngton week" podcast at

what wil theysaybout you when you lea? >> is that i have been working in public service for 60 years. i took part, i sawaction. iebuilt theountry after miliry action. we revamped the entire infrastructure of egypt. we are improving education, we are expanding edution. we are buildin and doing many her things. >> charlie: would ept be safe if you left. >> very safe. egypt is a large countr egypt has a constitution a the constitution ss clear the role of eh and everybody and nobod can viate the conitution. but if egypt were one man as you say or as its said, wouldn't have done anything. i work with the head of institutions, wi the help of e parliament much -- the parliament. it is strong now. itan bring downgovernment losi th votef confidence. it canhange the bget the way they decide, the way the parliant decides. we have amded 34 artics in theonstitution. this is unprecedented. >> charlie: mr. preside, with respe, many people say th there will not be a leader egypt who is not acceptable to thermy. as you hav been. as anwar

soililhh i civwealallrn lea fr.. ov ce eerofag the passi senator kenned he.urho o tut hour. we'll have a live reportt from george town where he once attended church and became a part of that community. >>> right now, a forecast, we have a typical summer day out there, a lot of humidity and getting warmer. >> it has gotten more humid bre but it's creeping back in this morning. lots of sunshine at this hour. there's a live picture of our sky, looking off to the west, and it has sort of a milky blue look to it. let's take a look from our citi camera. right now, 82 at reagan national where the sun rise was at 6:42. by the equinox on september 22nd, sunrise is 6:56, isunset 7:05, we lose aut an hour of daylight. so this is a big change cing our way. we'll certainly have much cooler he equinox on . righ bow right now around the region, no precipitation on radar, the documedew points are near 70 so it's gotten quite humihumid. right now, mid-80s from the shenandoah valley, arlington into the mid-80s, and those were the lows we had earlier this morning. i'm sorry, these are the curr

one thing they will include charter,lea's. that's clear. additionally there's a small language saying a consortium of school which is subject to interpretation but allows for flexibility for sets of schools within the districts to apply. okay? with that, i don't see any other hands so i'll go ahead and end - all right. last question? >> all of us benefit from, gps. weather and that kind of thing and when we talk about stem we only talk about science, technology and engineering but we're not putting up competition math into the school sdis tebt. i'm very happy to piggy-back on that. how do we change if we only have one per if fe percent of women minorities in competitionle math. >> one thing you should see across administration and from overtime is much emphasis on stem in general. what's very clear within that is part of the challenge is we look a the clear and rigorous strategy to identify the core types of skill sets that one, we fail to teach. two that are going to be mostly in demand and having advancing in innovation can give us access

one of the concerns was hassani most likely would not be placed but his sister, lea, who was the infant, would be placed. so they would be split up. >> so you took them in, even though your wife is pregnant, right? >> she became pregnant after the fact, correct. and we're engaged. >> everyone, won't you help us? this little boy with cerebral palsy missing. >>> let's stop and remember marine lance corporal jeremy lasher, 27, oneida, new york, met his baby boy the first time after the first tour. lost his life 48 hours after last speaking to his wife. a volunteer firefighter back home with a big heart and smile. loved landscapinlandscaping, dr favorite football team, the new york giants. jeremy lasher, american hero. thanks to our guests but especially to you. i'll see you tomorrow night, 8:00 sharp eastern. and until then, good night, friend. >>> hello, i'm lisa bloom. this is a "showbiz tonight" news break. here's some of what we're covering for you on "showbiz tonight" at the top of the hour. >>> it's a brad pitt blitz. brad pitt is showing up everywhere, sounding off about gay marriag

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. >>> at lea 28 people have been sickened with salmonella poisoning possibly linked to eating tainted beef, with most of those cases occurring in colorado. this comes after beef packers, incorporated, recalled at lst 1 million pounds of ground beef this week. >>> finally, 40 years since the beatles strolled across abbey road. on the intersection where enthe picture was taken, and a tribute van re-created that famous most from the summer of 1969. do you remember the interpretations of the cover? >> we did it. we once -- >> of course, we did it. >> we once replicated abbey road. >> that's right. >> we had our shoes on. >> good morning. >>> good morning, typhoon morakot pounding taiwan. take a look at this. this is one of the capital city's oldest and most treasured hotels. all the 100 inches of rain that has fallen in the past two days toppled that building in one, two, three. two days, 100 inches of rain. that's typhoon morakot. it's right now heading toward china. here in the united states, we're keeping an eye on hurricane fe >> get ready for a tropical heat wave. looking at radar th

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. >> woodruff:d tonkin, bruce belzowski,i'm glad at leas we put the two of you together when it comesto a car. thank you very much >>o am i,hank you, judy. thank you, bruce. >> thas, judy. >> odruff: finally tonight, a new weapon in the fit against ivory uggling. our sty comes from julian rush, science correspondenfor independent televion news. >> repoer: selling ivory isn't illegal as long as it mes from an elepht that died before 1947. uil now, that's been difficul to prove so the marketor ivory has contued to drive poaching. >> l the elephant i.v. they is taken has at one stage been on the front of a livelephant. somebods killed the elhant tobtain the ivory andery ften killed the game wardensto obtain t elephant in the first place. people are prered to do this it's organed crime. >> porter: dating ivory needed an expert eye and rgers have got very good at carvingew ivry and faking it to look antique. now from a tiny sample, scientists can tell old fm new and all because of something that happened in e 1950s. e radioactive element in the fallt from the nuclear bomb tests of the e wa

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