we've gone there wer intended to allows us to operate o busiss at new york america at a break-even milon an 18% markethare. we hen't arrivedet athat cost sucture,but we're we very confident by next year we wil we're down about $23 million, whic allows us t run our buness at a break-even. it's tough for anody to make money in the auto industry. >> susie: you told me that gmdz. are you still telling me you have to break that? >> whaven't targets and we'renor view was on an earnings interest -- ebuilt, that we would be able toperate above break en next year in ou north american busines and anticipate we can that. we have a ard of directors and we're ing to take it through the nancial projections. but we haven't uated anythin from when we last ovided that sort of information and there's nothing i would note today that would suggt that things have chged. >> if gm doesn't make sales, ano this, but will you be forced to go back to the government to ask for more money? >> wdon't believe.this is a rar. it's a second ance we had. it's a precious second chance. have to take advantage it. there are

the feds have rested 145 ople, and recovered more tha $370 milon. medire celebrates its 44th anniversary tomorrow, and as jeffastine reports cutting medicare fra could help pay for health care reform. >> reporter: medicare frd. it's bn a problem almost since the beginning ofhe program. today, fraud steals $70 biion a year fro federal healthcare funds. consider just a few the typical scs. there's the "rent-a-patit" scheme. set up atorefront business for in treatments, diabetes injections, or medical equipment. recrt people off the street as patients. pay them a little sothing for their time a trouble. then bill medicare f big bucks; millions upon millionof dollars. another common fraud "upcodg." every medil procedure has a numbered medice billing code, but as former federal prosecor marcella auerbach explai, it's easy to sutitute a different code, one at conveniently has a higher reimbursement rat >> for example, if a medice patiengoes to a doctor and complains of a coughr a cold, the doctorooks at the patient for 10 minut and says, "you've got cough

. >> one thing that was small weakness within goldman's earnings, they took $700 milon of write-downsn commercial los. they also took $500 millio of mks on its commercial rl estate. >> reporter: there's ao the threatf increased regulatory ersight, and restrictions on leverage, which could hu profits at goldmannd its rivals. bunew rules could also help stabilizthe sector. >> we are past thecute stage the financial crisis, where everything had seid up. but wh we have entereds we've entered a long, chnic stage of t financial crisis, where we're still hang to work througa lot of issues. >> reporter:ut for firms like goldman, trouble ithe sector does have it's advantages. when othernvestment banks pullback or go out of busine, goldman swoops in to gra clients. rt of the strategy behind it powerful reputatn. erika miller, ightly business report", new york. jeff: while earnings did little to move stos today, an improvement in rail sales numbers helped wall stet into the blac consumer-relatedtocks, like home depot, prtor and gamble, and disney, roseicely after the commerce deparent said reta s

congress should focus developing a network oprimary ca physicians and nurses to meet the needs of 47 milon additional pple. the government predicta future nursing shortage of 800,000 d only 17% of medical hool graduates express an intest in primary care. unless we address prary care, the law supply and demand will dictate risg prices for heth care, rising costs and emplers will be affected significantly. economic recovery anglobal competition wi be impacted by the nature of this reform. let's hope we get it rht. mr. iacoa is watching. i am steve ullmann >> pau recapping today's market action: a spl decision for stocks. thdow lost 11 points, while thnasdaq gained seven points. to learn more abt the stories in tonht's broadcast, to watch oustreaming video and to take rt in our daily blog, go to "nightly busins report" on pbs.org. you can also email uat nbr@pbs.or >> suzanne: that's "nightly business repor for tuesday, july 28. i'm suzanne att goodnight everyone and gd night to y too paul. paul: and you as well suzanne. i'm ul kangas wishing all of you the best of gd buys. "nightly busins rep

proved to be recession-proof during i third quarter as it sold more an 5 million i-phones and 2.5 milon mac books. a result, apple earned $1.2 billion, or $1.3a share, 18 cents beer than analysts were expecting. meanwhile, yahoo also be expectations, deite a mixed repo after the bell. it earned 41 million or ten cents a share. but, the companyees operating inme falling during the current quarter, from itsecond quarter level. yao also launched a new homepage today with a fos on jump-startinits search adverting business. yahoo's tlook sent its shares down nearly in after hours. paul? >>aul: suzanne, apple shares moved over 4% highern after hours. now t's take a look at our stocks in the news tonig. uuuuuuuuuuuu and those arthe stocks in the news tonight, suzanne. >> suzanne: as you mtioned, paul, eaings season is in full swing. so far, mo companies are bling away expectations. but that may n be enough to prel the market higher. as erika miller exains, investors nt to know how the earnings are being generat and evidence busess is improving. >> rorter: a rocketing recovery for earnings may

hasbout a milon customers in ameri. and so fincing from c.i.t. is really important partularly as you said a moment ago to smaller businessesll across america. >> suzanne: not only the c.i.t. deal but beer than excted earnings were ao out ere again. they have been for the last week or so. helping to sort of set this ce tone for the maet. when you talk about earnings, yore not really talking aboutrofits beingetter th expected. you say we should focus on revenue. tell me why revenue is so important to this story right now. >> sure thing. i want to s both earngs and revens but paicularly revenu, saeltz revenues, very important he, because take the first quaer. ke last quarter. companies beaton earngs timates but their revenues fell short of wall street expectatio. how d do tt? how did they beat on earnings? unfortunately it was cutng by cuttingo much stf, cuttg jobs. i want to see revenues get better s companies can sp cuing people. >> suzanne: and do you eect this te for better revenues to continue? what are we seeing from companys in terms of guida

. >> jeff: tomorrow, credit ions serve 79 milon customers in the s. a look at how they're doing in light of the nancial crisis. >>usie: there could be a settlement in the works an irs crackdowon secret swiss nk accounts. a federal dge today delayed a trial ere the tax agency hoped to force swiss bk ubs to reve the names of americans who hold secret offsho accounts. the feds say 52,000 american are usg the accounts to avoid paying tax here. the bank says revealing eir names would breach swiss pvacy laws. >> jf: employees of social netwking site facebook are getting a chance to cash in their success. ruian investment firm digital sky technologiesas started buying eloyees' common shares in facebook. the price: $.77 per share. but there's a catch. employees can ly sell part of eir shares to the russian firm, since facebook isn't expected to go pubc anytime soon. >> sus: here's a look at what's happening tomorrow: tonight's commentator sa this ishe right time for health care reform. she's alice rivlin, seni fellow at brkings and former ce chair of the fede

during three waves of civil wars that killed nearly a quarter milon people and wasted liberia's homeland, wars fought, it is said, on the bodies of women, rape was used with appalling repetition as a weapon. where the fighting was fiercest, more than half the women experienced sexual violence. the war ended in 2003, but even now in peace, they say rape is the highest reported crime in the capital city monrovia. more than half of the cases involve girls 10 to 14. >> i think it's an issue of violence. it's an issue of power. sometimes i would say it's a sickness perhaps. >> reporter: deputy justice minister eva mappy-morgan said the key is exercising the strength of women. >> the fact that we in post war doesn't mean that those issues that men have, have been dealt with. we have to examine ourselves, see what it is we want to do so that we are not continuously blaming these people, these men, for victimizing us. we have to see ourselves now as being our own advocate. >> reporter: in that spirit, the ig is taking the message of women's power to local communities. and counting on her female

>>> the city of falls church is hours from finalizing a proposal to the federal government for $30 milon. the cityhean tts stimulus t package to create a more sustainable green community. city council has voted unanimously for the proposal. >> we have set it up so it's not using local tax dollars to implement it. >> we know we want to stall solar panels using a new type of construction, we want to install vertical access wind turbines that work in new urban territories like we have here. and a comprehensive geothermal heating and cooling and hot water system. >> if the request is approved, the bulk of the money would come from the department of energy. a side note, dominion power most recently approved funding smart meters for the city. >>> you're fed up with high gas prices? what do you do? you can make your own way like this teen, we will explain coming up. >>> plus metro's new zero tolerance policy, but first, here's a preview of the cbs evening news. >>> a new study rates hospital performance across the country, how does your yours measure up? weil tllouel y what you need to know ton

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theyre backe by lobbyists spending milons every day to try to waterown reform.oining is former dnc chair, vermont goveor and health care crew kayer dr. howd dean. 's alsothe auor of a new book. thks, governor, for joing us. >> thanks for having meon. why is there a perception that y are almost taking a roer stand on what needs to be done regardingealth care reform, particularly wit the public option? >> think the president was t one that proposed the public option in the firstplace, and it makes sense. this is not anssue about consvatives moderates and liberals this is abt what works and at doesn't. 72%f the ameripeople think we ought to have a public option. so th is just common sen. what you see in washington is e incredible influence of the heth insurance lobby, because you basally have choice. this is a vot between whether you vote for the american peopl or the insuran lby. >> what do you make of rahm emanuel implng at least that the admintration was not completely committed to a publ option andhere have been ports prior to that that the obama admistration w

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he's already admitted that he's asked for millionsnd milons ofollars from john ensign ad be reuffed.think he's going public he thinks to put more preure on john ensigor to get a book deal or get some kind of financial payment for what he's going through he's in desperate financia straits from what we know. i don't know of any other motivation beyond that and, frankly, revenge. >> we' going to get to the politics of this in a second, but there's more fom your extraordinary interview wre he discusses why his --is theory as to why jo ensign came out publicly and was the first t come out pubcly about tis to try to head off -- to try to get contl of the story. let's listen to what he to you about that. >> how did he find out about this, do you think, to go out -- >> i genuinely solicited fox help because i believe ey're -- >> how h did he findut to gein fro of it? ne of the correspondents that's a part of fox news is ri santorum. >> the fmer u.s. senator from pennlvania >> i sentt a note to rickknd ggedick to call me to talal to me before, andd he dididnt. obviviouslin my opinion, i could

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some of the naon's biggest banks many owhich received bilions in federal aid paid ou nearly 4,800 milon-dollar-plus boses last year. citigroup which is w one-third owned by e government, after ceiving $45 billion in government aid gave 738 employees buses of at least $1 illion, despite losing nearl $19 billion lastear. texas replican jeb hensarling said the way to righthe financial stem was for the vernment to allow the free market to work. >> the besway to deal with risky paschemes is to quit bailing them out in the fir place. my frien on the other side of the aisle are enshrining uas a bailout nati. and so you complain out the taxpaye picking up the tab. i've complained about the taxpayers picking upthe tab. quit bailg them out in the first place. >>uarez: georgia democrat david sott contended that the bill would ensurthat the free market is working for all americans. >> this is free enterprise stem. but it's n just free for top executives. it'free for shareholders. it's free for those men and women who've given eir lives, their ood, their sweat, and their tears. and to see theircompanies in sham

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it would raisehe limit on the proposed tax increa to $500,000 a year for individuals and1 milon for families. a proposal to tax the wealthy has received a frosty recepti in the senate. once agai members of the key nance committee met behind closed doors in the officef committee chairman max baucus to talk out ways toay for health ca reform. one idea floated today would have insurce mpanies pick up a sizable portion of the tab. th afternoon, senate majori leader harry reid said failure is not an option. >> we're closer than er in getting it done. th american people, dctors, hospits, phmaceutical indusy and many otrs wa us to cross the finish line. but t party of "" is hopinghat we'll ip and fal. nd they're saying it publicly. >> porter: rpublican senators insist ey are n opposed to reforming health care. they just don like the demrats' approach. minority leaderitch mcconnell. >> if you think of all the issues we care about obviously health care is rght at the top of the list bause it deals with ech of us i a very personal wa so l me repeat again this is not about winng or losing. this is abou

>> eight milon people-- men, women, and children, yes. me of them were shed by intention.m sure, probably wked cause the... or left for whatever othereason, but they inteionally had this program to purgehese accounts. eight million fewer peop were enrolledn aetna's plans. many othem undoubtedly joined the nks of the uninsured, because their employerhad been purged. >> moyers: swhat happened to tna's stock? >> went , and it has... >> moyers: and so diron's... >> and... >> moyers: ...mpensation, righ >> ron's cpensation and his stock on wall street. >> and so i thk, in the context of thinking abt a governmentlan, what we say is, let's identify t problem we're trying to lve. let's work collaborative with physicians, hospitals, a other healthare professionals, and make certain thawe solve the problem, as opposed tontroduce a new competit who has the rulemang ability that government would have. >>oyers: you know, there's an ony, because you hear the compies and their trade groups talking about w we don't want a public optiothat would put a bureauat between a patient and his doc

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