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certainly thessue of disappring for ve days without lling anybody where he was. whererossing the line is up to e party. inermsis performance as governor anddisappeari for five days, tt might be enough. >> the bogs are havin a field day. one saying i thinkhe fatal flaw of a lot of pople in politics is tha they want to be loved. me mthan others >> don't we all? >> he spent the weekend at his laws house in frida. his spokespersosaid didn wanto say where they were coming back to in soh carolina on sunday for privacy reasons, whic what got them into trouble i the first place. you know how eveone is on twitter? gaer is rlly furioush these blic figures on twitter can'tproofread. newt gingrich he. it wasery hrtwarming to see the wounded war owes honored in ington. what autpell check? my gosh, you're a public figure. can't you do it in 140 characterers? >> im not cti any stones in this reco. my tweets are horrible in ter grammer. >> i prefe spontaneous,ut i'm trying to edit and spel check my tweets. >> he does this on blackberry. it's easy to make misspelling but you ca l

music, jes brown, became, and african mus -- it was like ving a concert of vis, theeatles, and the llingnes in one place. >> inc it into dee rumble and a jumble fight. it was called when we were ngs, and won an oscar 12 years ago, >> we have the notion we have not explored the foolish -- footage ful. there was more to be brought ou and it took another 12 years tout wherewithal to brg it together, you know. >> you also talked abo black musicians coming together. as a crs your mind you are a whitestoryteller and you were telling a black store? >> in some ways, it wasaunting and terrifying, because i had no idea if i was capae. i he been very gratified after the fact, a they have really pressed tir ideas. a charismatic muhammed a. >> >> it is a political film, because we do se a ral on numerous occasions been quite political. >> wther mommed ali gave voice to it or james brown,hey were politized people. it is historical. a james brown, who died in 2006, thought there was an imrtant messagein this concert. a donstrationof self-respect, connecti, and the importance of groups. it was all the b

short lling is where investors bet against a stock, browing shares to ll, then buying them when the price falls. naked shorsellers never borrow the shares in the first ple. the temporary n was put in place last fall the height of thstock market's turmoil. >> pl: say hello to a new head of british bank lloys. he's winischoff former chrman of citigroup. bischoff has a challenge aad of him. lld's banking group lost billions of pounds orisky loans that forced the itish government to ep in with a hugeescue package. bischoff tak over on september 15. >> suzne: here's a look at what's happening tomorrow. tonight's commentator sa when it comes to healthcareeform has to be done right. he's mark zandi chf onomist at mdy's economy.com. >> health care reform done right wille a boon to our onomy. if done wrong, reform wille an economic albross. the right ki of health care form must do two things. first, it must be cribly paid for. insuring the uninsur is very importt, but this will be expensivand it can not be covered byimply wringing out cost savings elsewhe in the health ce system. there st aren't e

there is more fallout tonight from the grave side resee lling scheme in chicago. the people charged netted nearly $300,000 in the plan. chris clackum has details. >> authorities investigating the burial plot reselling scheme near chicago say they have been flooded with calls from relatives of people buried there. >> we have had over 200 families here since yesterday morning. >> investigators think as many as 300 gravesides were dug up, and then the plots were resold. the manager and three grave diggers have been charged. >> [unintelligible] >> there is more of it tonight over the mishandling of a piece of civil rights history, the original casket of a 14-year old. his mother insisted on an open coffin at the funeral could the -- so the world could see the result of racial hatred. four years ago, [no audio] he was then reburied in a new casket. it was discovered in a dilapidated shed. >> there was one life -- wild life living inside of it. it was the original casket that he was buried in. >> rats and possums were coming out of here. >> jesse jackson inspected it hi

the treasury today sencongress a proposed bill lling for a council of rulators to address systemic rk in the financial industry. the finaial services oversight counciwould include an alphabet soup of regulors including the heads of the treasury, the federareserve, the s.e., the f.d.i.c., the c.f.t.c. and the feder housing finance ency. now let's ke a look at our ocks in the news tonight. 15 pl: tonight's "street crique" guest is seeing strength in the tech secr. he's david garrity princip at g.v.a. reseah david welcome ck to n.b.r. >> thank youpaul. good evening. >> paul: before we g into technology what's your opinn on the marketnd the economyn general? >> othe market we're over ight eqties we thin the centrabanks are supportive and the equities wi be t class th out performs. divided opinion w strong the onomy will be and the market will continue to benefi >> paul: so you're bull at the mont. >> yes, si >> paul: we saw big technology names this week. how do you feel the sect is going verall. >> we're seeing strong eense controand though reven hasn't been as robust as analysts hope fo

that was another gre lling opportunity. there isn't anything thataig has done in the last year tt i would rard as even remotel kosher. th has never really been the determinant of anything other an salami a baloney. what would tell you, augh ailots of baloney, i would te you to stay way fromhat thing. it's oed by the government it shouldn't be astock. i don't know whyit's a stk. why freie mac a stock? why fannieae a stk? why is gm a stock? these are designed t commission lots of fees and ht you. don't get hu. go buy naperville real estate. it's a bter bet than aig. there. bob in washington state. bob. >> caller: boo-yah jim crame watch your show every day, and i've read your books,an you've made me a much, mh better vestor thank you for your hard work. >> that's ice. thanyou. i bumped into a bunch of people who liked my book a the beach this weekend. i signed se at the beach. >> caller: i'll ve to get you to sign mine too. >> thank you. >> caller: you discussed pce equalsarnings per share times multiple concept. >> that's so

something abo the telling of the sto of motown that you were unhappy with and yowere always intent on llingway you think the story was tbe tol at is that thing about the tellg of the story thatou don't like whic makes it so important ich -- for you to te the story? well, you know, motown s alwayseen like aathery tail. we didhings differently at motown. it started out -- it's ahole big story. what happeneds -- you're going to need lot mre te. but -- [laughter] >> because every story that tell it'sike a branch. it goes out lika brah and it spreads out. andhere's another story d there's a sto of diana. there's a storyf the temp taons. there's a story of the fun brothers. when y simplifyt,t was just a -- a magical tng tha happened. and i- i feel that it had a lot to d with justify ls fis, stu that i had lrned as a kid. u know, it's so my different stories. but the truth w never tol and so after 50 years, i decided, well, w wld just kind ofet peopleell their own truth. when the magazine came to me. in fact, youpoke of the "vanity fair" magazine, the article, that was the greest article that's ev

if big mpanies were lling, that would signal the economy was heing in the wng diction. the fact ty're making money and in someases profi are rising is an indication the recession is coming an end and 'll be out of recession, thin by latethis year. >> susie: buwhen you dig into some of the numbers like j. morgan, for example,ou see that the consur loans are still in bad shape. they ve credit card losses all a sign the consumer is still struggling financial. so what kind of recoveryre we talkg about if the consur is not on board? >> you're right, susie. i think the economy ll getut of this recession and into recovery bearly next year but itwill be a very muted recove recovery. the secretary or um, advisor summers said unemploymentwould rise until next year he'sbsolutely right. it's not going to feel very good for most peopl until unemployment begins t decline and that won't hapn until late next year. >> susie: it m even go ter accordg to a former fed governor lay meyer, tod saying t u.s. won't reach full employment, and by tt, he means 5% unemployment, until maybe the ye

. >> we track down someone who did investigations for "the news of the world" for 20 yes before lling out wi them. he said the legal techniques were commonplace. >> th's how you dyour job. ke a mhanic uses banners. people watchhe phones and listen to the messages. >> what they did w caught people's mobile phones when they knew they were off or not be answered. they would then hackednto the voiceml using a pin code. how d they know what the code was? most pple don't bother change the number from the o set by e mobile phone provider. it seemshat the culte of the newsroom at "the news of the world" w let's get a private investigator a listen to his phone anvoice mail a see whate can get. fisng expeditions of no public interest. we know th "the news of the world" targeted the royals. but whether the deputy prime minister was also a target is a mystery. the "guardian" insists at he was. scotland yd says there was no evidence hishone was tapped. "the news of the wor" says its journalists he operated within the lawsoto the editor waconvicted. but it statement said noing abt whher before that

be used in campaignso that democratsare foed to walk the plank, and i'm glad that somef them were lling to bre the sotomayor code is a bit the same. -- of th were willing to. the sotomayor votes a bit the same. the nra didotinitially come out against her. they said they were concerned there was nothing new in the hearings. but it was tting pushe by i former president and the gun owners of america, w did come outgainst r, and there were getting pushed hard for not being aggressive enough. n they are opposing her, and they are stori the vote, aning they are using it a a key vote in telling voters th this is a guy you should support or woman you shou support or t. >> india is the most revealing the vote in thisntire gun dete. evan bayh, erstwhile democratic presidential candidate, voted with the gun folks, and richard lugar, a fmer chairman of the foreign retions committee, one of thewo republicans who opposed it. michael bomberg, the mayor of new york, put his finger on it. if you reallwant to do it an you really bieve in this that anybody ought to cay a gun, and let them carry one in the

he thinks they have long tim to go before ey have to start lling back and wants to resure people they n do it when they want to. is it our impression that we've seen him a lot lately, bernanke,ut in public and doing lot of talking? is that typical for a fed hair and he said the point s coming up, obvously, at the end o -- being nextyear, is there any elationship there, campaigning fr anoter term? >> it's veryunusual. he's taken very different approach. he came to office sayinghe anted to be less the personification of the fed than alan grespan, his predecessor, butn the crises gone t places fed chairmen haven't ne before. did a press conference t the naonal press club. he went on 60 mintes" and sunday night e's doing a own meeting in kansas citythat wi be on news hour. ose are things greenan never did. i hink hisprimary ambition is peoplare suspicious of the fed and goinover the hads of congre to say, look i saved e country and here's w i did it, trust e. then it mas him a little mre lily to be reapinted, then that's an add benefit. >> wil he be reappointed? >> i think if thepresident

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didn't know abouthe nipulation, but while we change lders and lose oil, and you feel the pain, i am lling you that health care will erge at the top and then think you will feel the gain. may i to pete in pennania, please. te? >> caller: jimhow are you doing? >> okay, pete. be host other than that huge winy the phillies, it's been discoaging. >> caller: i wanted to give you a big boo-yah for the illies today. >>yeah. thatas aonster game. went to the extra play and paid off. what's up? >> hi. i was reading today in the "new york times," regulators waed to limit oil ctracts. i want to know if somethinli that wouldose well for like xto energy or other seors. >> we're seeg a bifurcated maet. they have not been ali to manipulate the gas. natural gas situation. in fac the ung, i was talking with donion, he owns this etf space. he's been saying over and over again the money intong has moved tural gas higher than it should be. think natural gas should be at three. do notant to lump in the natural gas stocks with e oil stocks, but thmaet will. they're all going downpete, i don't want to outthink th

is week, there were political shk waves when rahm emanuel said is administration was lling to take the publ optionla off the table. chuck schumer said a public tion was the only y reign inhe industry. yesterday, the white house issued an unusual public statement, clariing that president ama's prioritys the public optn progssives want. here's whavice presidentiden had toay today. >> reform is coming. it is on rack. it is coming. we have tried for decades, for decades to fix a bron system and we have never been this close. >> is heright? are the democrs willing to force their plans through without anyepublican vos supporting it a possibly thout a few morate mocrats? msnbc congressional correspondent mike viqueira joins us fro capitol hill where the negotiations continue to unfold. mikewhere do things stand day? >> reporter:re is that rattng about how they're going to do this with or without republicans, but democrats have to get on the same page. we've had controversy in e last 24 hours whe harry reid has gone back to his chief that's bee sitting down in room after room, trying to hash s

rosco, simply by lling my paint snook bld on a pavement" can have mh more profound relationship with my viers than you can. rosco not here, his painting can makeou cry and be extraordinary moving but in a diffent way. in the paintings,bacon i tting up a dialue with the abstct painters. he always felt competitive with him. >> charl: then he went to self portrts. >> he said aer dyer died that he did lot of self portraits because everyone died. that happens t everyone. but he felt a tremendous sense of loss. on the one hand, he saw tragedy in life. on t other handit was occurring him. he dealt with as best he could. >> charlie let's take loo some of the these paintings let me begin with the figures at the base of arucifixion. >>nteresting first the title that he calls it "studies for figures at a base of a crifixion." thiss the lale of brutality, it's n the christian crifixion that we're all familiar with. this is a paintg that ablutely vaulted him to aind of regnition and pulsion and notoriety in po-war london. the it somehow struck theote inhe mood of ndon that the war was coming to a

it sayss sisilly, weses are flat and hoursororke are lling like astonone. enen y multiply them together, you get the wage or income proxoxy,hehe tthi's fallen abab 6% over the 12 montnths day in narcs w witut . dana, withououininco, how are consnsums s ing to consume and all the rerest >> we don't't see them consumin ovoverhehe next s six momont, f hihi end to low eend we're seeing consumers all income levels pulling back.. we'r're seeieing fewer ansacti lowerpepeni price points. tailers need to managage undernrnea t the top nene iordr g g throughgh this dysfunctioionlg g a 2009. >>>> wt does that mean? does that mean drop y yr prices ananclclea your shelves. >> is that what you'rere saying. that's atat we're seeining happening, retaiaile are p pulng ck on invnvenryry levels dd if you wawantomething in extended sis s an ngnges you haveerdrd online. in the stororese're not seeing th pth of mehandise we saw in the past. >>hehere the wayy out of this. >> t thi the wayutut of tthi as welook towards 2201 look towards hopepefuyyununemoyment stabilizinin an that f

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i'm lling to step aside and low the progrs that our independence and contributio to naonal security, i can do th by stepping aside and i was llingo do that. >> even some o youruprters in wasilla said to us, she signed up for four year we are disappointed that shis quitng. >> well, you know, i think that some people may not be fully aware all of the condions. andit's perpxed me that we reporters and showe them how it cost thousands and thousands of hours in ate time and llions of dollars intate resources to continually send off these frivolous, ridiculous wasteful -- >> how much debt do you have, l fees? >> we have a legal bill of about half a million dollars, but that's not the consideration. the considerations how does this affect the state? now, these are plic dollars and publi time that isn't going to fund troopers and fund teache and fund fish ri resear that we need for this aspect ofoueconomy. >> half a miion dollars? half a million dollarsof legal es? you have got a famy, you have got a special needschild. you have got this place that you love. >>ust one aspect of the innity of

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moreple are pullg back onhe spending,but when it cometo summer, a new report reveals that more people a lling pay to have a le summer n. how much are thewilling to pay? the co-author of "you're ney: live richven when you're not." what are people willing to spend ? we're talkg about wet and wild, taking the kids to the summer water parks. are you ing to tell yo kid you're not taking him to disney world. >> i don't have the money. >> it's tough. you have expectations when summerti ces around an it's also spending time with your family so you feel like, this is an vestment i'm willing to make. it's n like i'm buying a big old car or anotr rse. this is time i'm sendingith myfamily. people are maybe not going to france or going on an airplane, but their getting in the car a dring someere, or going locally. >> trying to find ways to do this, but on budget. because disn is not cheap. >> it's not eap, but you an ahead, youan save. there are savings to behad. >> are pele putting this on their credit cards? >> well, de is coming downn thiscountry. people are saving ore. i think that there is a fear now

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is it the suestion here that bush was back lling to justify invasion of privacy, or was it that theygot it all wrong? change it what way? >> what they are saying, what is no solid conclusivero there that the n wireless -- warrantleswiretapping program was responsible for any major coterterrorism successes. the entire justification by th bu administration for averting the fisa laws and going with the waantless wiretapping program s that they said it had been saving lives and thwting attacks. that is a fundamental ise that has been at the het of this debate ever since it becam public. >> it is because of your repoing th we know about the warrantless wiretappg program egin with. the new repo here revealing that the president also authorized secret surveillance activitieseyond wiretapping d without details. the report simply cautioned the collection activits since 9/11 were unprecedented and retenon and use of the infmaon should be carefullmonitored. it sounds scary. is it in fact scary? >>ell, we have reported on what som those programs are. what they have done ry carefully here is they

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becausthe lling made it perfectly clear it would have been veryhard for him to compete well in a prar and i think it would have been hard in a generalelection. we want to keep that seat mocratic. >> so yo weren't surprised at all by thisannouncement based on what's going on? >> no. i thoughtt might come later but i'm glad it's coming now. can you throw a name out on the ed show onho you think would be a goodreplacement for thsenate seat? >> well, i'll tell you what it looks lie. would sayhe treasurer has announced that he'soing to run or aleast set up an exploratory committee, and chri kennedy, the s of b kennedy has certainly made moves that hs looking at tat seat. who knows, underhe new circumstances, with lisa madigan our attorney general not runnin there stil may be more entries to the race. so we're watchi. >> congresswoman jan schowsky, i want to ask you aut the most recent revelation that the cia has beenhiding an conceing operationsm everyone i the congress since 2001. what doeshis call for athis point? >> well, i think at it cls for an investigation, fst, anyway, by our intei

actuallyly beeananlite sort of asssin's squad that could d work without -- in various s counieie wiwiouout lling the host untries, i think it's gogoing be hard to say it was s nonor. >> yeah, and c ctatain they n'n'say it was minor. janene merer o"the new yorker" magazine and authohor ofththdark si" " thks for your time tonight. >>lalato be with you. >>speaking of the jump b bl l litically, as prpromed, the right winger of the ceney fafalyly ting to push baack merous reports mr. cheneney orderedthe cia to defy intell ws maating congressional briefings. one unnamed bush o officl l telling andrdreaititchl the admimiststraon did not tell congressss autut t cia efforts beuse, quote, congress dididn't asask. mr. cheney, hihimsel d dking cocommt all weekend allowingngis dadahter the political appppoiee at stata t to ght for him in an interview with t theononseative "washington titimes"lalaing without t y y faual basis whatsoever that demomocrs s obct to gettiti a al eda rather than in fact that thehey jejecto being keke i in e dark about plans to g getl l qaa or, more accucurate, , e bush-cheney failu

dry cows are sold f sughter since their milk can't be stored for long, farmers are culling herds and lling cows off as beef. rod baco who ow the chino livestock market sa his businessas benefited b it been heart breaking. >> there have been coupleof suides that i uerstand havhappened. i know it's happen. peopl are filing bankruptcies and there's peoplegoing out of business cause they jus don't know which way to tn. >> report: to lower milk pplies and drive up pric, a nationalassociati of dairy cooeratives has a two- yer program to buy cows for slaughter so far it has purchsed 101,000 cows. to save mon on feed, michael ostin whoseamily has been i the dairy business for 64 years has sol off 5% mo cows than he normally would. > you can butcher t cows or go out o business. that's aboutour own choices. neither one ofhem is one th you want to do. right now everyone is is stuck this catch 22 situati. if you. >> reporter: having too much mill income theational tank is one reason the industry, which has consolidated to fewer butarger farms, finds itself in the doldrums. th dairy biness has turned c

can we have a giggle at the image of so democrat somewhere lling governor n for an endorsement?obviously she was chosen by jo mccain for this express rpose of runding up stray hillary clinton supporters. is it possible even afterwhat happenedo that theo in reality lastear maybe she is still thinking that way this year, thathe is some so of multi-y transcendent fire? >> let me brief. no. yoknow, i don'tthink so, keith. i thinkhat she is trying to do, remember, her appl is a reform appe, an indendent appeal. shwas elected in 2006 as governorrunning against the guy named fnk mer cowsky who was the alaska tablishment. she wa elected as someone who fought the establishmen i ink sh wants to get back to those roots. it's whyou're seeing her make statements like shwould campaign for an independent or conservative democrat. the trutis they wouldn't ask and sh wouldn't accept. >> you been reportingthat palin's political action committee raised over $700,000 in its rst six months. but did she just hint in talking about going arou the country for democrats or whoever no matter what the prty

it basically reli on the llingness of investors to provide mey that could provide its cuomers.about two years ago investors stopped bing willing to provi money. what startedwith concern about sub prime minist mortgages spread quickly to pretty much every other kind of investme. and for twoyears now ci really hn't been able get additionaloney from investors. it's ben burning its own fat and it runnig out. >> lehrer: is there a milln or more companies or businesses out tre depending on cit, what's the falack position of cit falls what d these folk does? >> there is ing to be a scramble. you ca think of sort of t availability of cdit right now as a game of musical chairs there are not enough chirs for everyone that wants one. if cit pull i its chairs out ere will be more mpanies hunting fog for the availle seats. >> lehr: are there big competits to cit already there. >> there are some. many of the major bank are this business of roviding funding to small businesses. wells fargo,ank of america, jpmorgan chase, ge,eneral eltric, its financing sub siary does some of ts work. american

on the supreme cot can fairly be deribed as activists in their disregard for precedent and their llingness to ignore or override the intent of congress. at this point, perhaps, we should all accept th the best definiti of a judicial acvist is a judge who dedes a case in a way yodot like. >> cdit lindsey graham of soh carolina with today's rare republican moment of honesty. >> i don't wt it to be lost th this is mostly about liberal and conservative politics more than anying else. now, unless you have a comple meltdown, you'reoing to get confird. >> when wasally her turn sak judge sotomayor, knocking down suggestions that she would allow hebiases to guide her from the bench. in the past month, many senators have asked me about my judicial plosophy. simple. fidelity to the law. the task of a jue is to make law. it is to apply the law. >> the judge also seeming to make indirect refence he wise latina controrsy today. >> my peonal and professional experiences helpe to listen and understand with the law always commanding the sult in every ca. >> time now to tn to our own lawrence o'donnell cont

does that history at all hp understand or at least figur t where we should place ou bets on who's lling the truth, the cia or these sixongressman who are, as drea mentioned, aled with speaker pelosi, who kind of wentff the end of a pier there without the support from leon panetta since y. >> if we look at what's happened sie 2001, it appears that politics has driven the cia to do a lot of things. they have said a lot of things, theiconcluons have been quesoned in 15 or 20 different directions. and what they have sd over and over has driven memberof congress andven the current white house to question those very same things. if we think of it from tha pepective and the fact that they're not actually proding all ofhenformation that at their dispol, tt i think th're capable of ing, i think it does drive more queions into the ring. now, what is it that theknow and when did they know it. i hate to comeack to the old cliche, what d they know and did they know it? ose are issues that we'r going to have to figure t and we're going have to figure out very, very soon. >>t is not the policy or prac

dodoesn't at attitude mean at a governor or somebeby who has an even higher lling should, when coronted with esumab false and lifilled ethics charges resign n rather than disprprove them >> yes and es. u can't get h hounded out of office byy frivolols compints. ocio ototherwise,here would be nobody left in public office.e. that's not leadersrship. look, i still bebeeve itomes down t to mone no matttter wh she saidd about, oh, half a million dlars is nothing. really? a ha a million dollars is a lot to anyone. ihink she got hounded and that's a sad t tng for eryone, esespeciallyor people like bill krist krkristol. >> msnbc's richard wolffe reporting outli the w wte house departmentnt of thlaw. many t thanks asalways.s. >>> three weeks afafr a mamum of 40 pepeople ghered outstside the ed sulvan theater calli fordave lettermrman to be fired inrotest of a jok hehe tol ababout pa pane's eder daughterer, a joke somall it caused h him to flee in a new yk city cab for fear o of b bng photraphed in an incredle resusu of oging, we know letttterman' tenure on"late nigh will long outlive palinin's t

. >> moyers: is lling to do that? >> buthat i would say this time around, and now im going to be very pesmistic, bill. this time around, i n't think it's going to happen bause of the power the pharmaceical and insunce lobbies. i n't think it's going to happen. but i woulrather see obama go down fhting for something coherent and practical that e public could mobilize bend, than go down fighting fothis amorphous pl that tries to keep these private iurance indust in place. >> moyers:t seems to me like they're more finessing tn fighting >> well, he ll have to fight. but i think he'll go dn. >> they' been finessing since the very beginning. they've been fessing since the campaign. during the campan, he was not even willing to be pinnedown. he had whole list of things that he would like to do. t so did hillary clinton and john mccn. and in some wa, they really weren'all that far apart, except on the issue ofong term care. that is another me bomb that iswaiting america and nobody has talked about it. but aside from that, iee

and you know, larry summers said that it lik something lling off a tae that h thought itwould stop. >> kmarmee, a lot of these economic rmulas like a lot projections are based on the pa being likethe fure. thfuture rather being like the past. >> rose: right. >> rig. and that assuming that -- assumes that in the pasyou had recessions and there's a sharp v-shapedecovery. and so thatssumes that this situation is likehe other os. have never had anything approaching these kinds of deficits. we he never been this dependenon foreign capital. you have g the housing situation. god forbidhat hsing pricesall signicantly because they could. well y would housing pric fall? because interest res might well go up. why? because foreiglenders dend higher interest ras. so we have a who new set of variables that make t future much harder to predict. >> rose: okay, we've seen om thised a mrtion, i want to talk about the economy and all the pblems that are confronted. but we haveeenthis adnistration try to do a number of things. e a stimulus program. are you ppy withhat? do you think that it is about right

but in the operational envinments in iraq and afghanistan, lling civilians actually pushes e goalposts fartr away. >> rose: are our interests alignewith the ierest of the afghan government? >> it's actually auls assumption tt's present in u.s. counterinsurgcy doctrine. wemericans when we pursu countensurgency campaign wes do so normall as third parties in contrt, to, for example, the british who fought in northern ireland othe french from their perspectivein alria. when we, as america, wag counrinsurgency campaigns, we tend to doit as trd paies. at is onehalf of a host nation. and there's an assumption in our doctri that our interests are going to align with t interests of the ht nation governnt. there are tw things worth stressing here. the first is that the reality of waging counterinsurgey campaigns as a trd party is that youan setthe condions fo political sucssbut it's not the traditional format where you e using for to achieve a politil end and it's prett concrete. in counterinsurgency, y can only set the cditions for suess, butltimately true litical success depends upon thehost n

do we see civilian body cots lling?do w see incidents whery civilians are kille do we see those falling? thosare good short term metrix when you start looking at other useful metrix i think we ed to startooking at the afghan nationalecurity forces. the a.n.s.f. really are kind of our mmit stratyfor ghanistan. both t afghan national army and the afghan national polic and weeed toook at those not just in terms of how many police wee trained or howany army people we' trained but we need to look at the perspecve of how effective they aren the battfield. looka metric does not he to be quantitative assessmen if youook at... when we measure a unit readiness in the united states military, we use quantitative assessments we u things like manni percentage but we also use qualitative assessments, we a how go they are a certainasks. and we make those same assessmes with the afgha national army. so i think when you loo at gauging ccess a year from now, i'd look at two ings, afghan civilian casualties and how ch succs we've had field

in a moment, theew rules that >> we'ven lling you a lot >> we've been telling you a lot about this latelying their debit cards during this recession and relying less on credit cards. that's actually bad news for banks. >> a new analysis by "usa today" shows many banks are using steep fees to cash in and you are paying the price. chris bury reports. >> reporter: now that americans are cutting back on credit, that cup of coffee, tank of gas and bag of groceries are more than ever purched with debit cards and banks facing a federal crackdown on their credit practices are tapping a new cash cow, an explosion in overdraft fees. >> how many overdraft transactions a day will you charge me for? >> if it's overdraft for more than i day do you charge it agaiain or just a one-time fee? >> if had three,our overdrafts in a day, would i get charged for all of those? >> a new survey of 2 2,000 bank shows overdraft fees climbing. what have you noticed above all in this survey? >> i think the major thing that we have noticeis a definite increase i in fees. and that is risising. >> reporter: thbiggest t ba

. >> the cch of ololympic champ michael phelps is lling for a boycott t ter the swswmemer'ss condndla re.e. the loss at the worlrld chpionship to a relative unknown was elpsfirst major defeat in four years.. his cocoach b blalaming the opponent's high tech suits. body suits are credited with helping swimmers set new records. the german swimmer beat phelps by 1.22 seconds smashing phelps' world record >> how is that different than the body suit phelps wore in the olympics? >> because they say it's more buoyant, it cuts off time. >> they should go back to speedos. >> here's your weather. heavy rain and flooding in north texas, oklahoma and arkansas. are record heat in the pacific northwest. seattle 100. boise climbs to 93, sacramento 89. a high of 80 in chicago and detroit 78. near 90 in boston and here in new york. >> the tributes to michael jackson are still rolling in a month after his death. >> a french artist is paying homage with a larger than life bust of thking of pop that's really good. he said he wants to portray jackson as he looked at his peak in the 80s. he's molding the sc

he loved the fact that "thriller" was the biggest lling albumf all time. i'm also told that he loved the fact that he morehan doubled the number of sold-out showst the 02 arena in london from ince. he sold out 50 shows for prince this is somedy you would assume that, in death, as in lifewoul want to go out in a very big way. >> anything is possible. the king of pop name comes from come elvisets th king of rock thing? what about me? en't i bigger than elvi i'm going toe the king of pop and be bigger than elvi >> i thi what peop don't realize about celebrity, you and i have sdied the nest of it so slow thoroughly is that they might seem reclusi and might seemo eccentric but they are very competitive and everything they do is verycalculated in terms of their reer and the people they surround themselves with. michael jackson set the bar very, very high fo that exact thing. buthe flip sides that he wasn't able to have a al life beuse t. d that is the tragedy here. is that all we have left really is the showmanship and at the end of the day, that's what we will

e government's willing t to hand out $400 or so ifouou'r lling to trade your old d piece of junk rr a brd-d-w cacar. >> we're jususaiting for businenessododelhat's not dendndt on tax dollars,s,right >> i might t takdvantage of iit, you kkw.w. you never owow >> w whaththe heck. it's your tata money. hat you want with it skinining the conversatition stephen a..smith, jonathan is he, robin farzad f for "businessweek."" how goes it? also jonathan. it goes wellll. it goes wel. therers s a t oftalk about whatt happened t tthth cars, how t ti hahaenened the union screreweititupup, t t pociciescrewed it up,p, efcicicy standards,hehey made too many suvs. atat t e endf the day, isn't't management's's rpopoibility, bin, to make gogood dealsitith labor?r? isn't it management's responsisibitytyo anantipapate future marketcocoitions and put cars int the pipeline that t th ople will want? ultimately, are wewe n looking at a flure of american management morore anan athing elsesehehen look at these car compmpans?s? for all t the guilty parties that may bennthis aal, are we t uimimaty vingax dollars to

you lookok at the lling which is amazing fofollowing r press conference, the p pollingtayed the same.ple who liked h her before t press confererence, don't think any less of r. pepeople w dissked her befefore the pressonference still he her. the realy is in 2008 i wasor romneyey fofor vp not palin. it is azing to me going intoto 2012 if you look at t the cuent pollining even aer this didistrousress conference, ter the articles you c cite, people -- the e ews of her are lockededn and e is a spelling figure. >> beingng compellg and at the en of the day individuals, electotes, survival stinct abt who are wegoing to elect inin thiscountry and thas a very differentcut. am i fascinated by herer? do i i li her ththat's eat. do i votot for r her? baloney. >> thas the same tng they said aout bama. he w will nevehave the xieo survive in n new hampire and iowa and he di >> i'm not surerehe wants to b present. i thin she wants to b f fmous and tis is not goi to hur her. >> what are the odds a year from now, we're talkin about sarah palin? >>>> think they're hihigh. >> really? >>>> do. >> ion't. i

and it was time that we did something about it and i'm happy to be here with those of you that were lling to do what needed to be done to move us towards a better future for this country. and with that i'll yield back. mr. boccieri: congressman kratovil, i know you believe in america, you believe in an american innovation, you believe in an energy policy that moves away from our dependence on foreign oil and makes us energy independent within a number of years is the right energy policy, the right economic policy for our country. investing in our people, investing in our ingenuity and our innovation and our, you know, the most that we have at stake in this is the fact that tom perriello, congressman kratovil, congressman tonko, congressman mcmahon, we all have families and you think about where our moms and dads have come from in terms of what they have seen and the changes they've seen, they've seen us put a man on the moon. we can do the same in 10 years. our families have seen a lot. and we can produce the type of innovation with the right policy in this country that will move our nati