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as long as that nd of loople exists, the boers know they camake use of it a we. americans are taking a back st but they defend the iaqi police a army. >>his was a total breakdown. there's no dying the fact. also, you ve to look at the longer term. we have had bil level of violence in is country since started keepi atistics. -- we have had the lowest lels o violence. the iri peoplere doing their part. >> now that the iraqi forces have taken over, some hope that is could give lessons for afghanistan. ings are gettg worse there and tter here. >> the bbc has learned that the u.s. special env to afghanistan had an explosive meeting with presint karzai over theountry's election. soues reveed that richard holbrooke raise cncerns about baot stuffing and fraud. he said that tosecond runoff uld make this easier. >> these are the two mo powerfulmen in afghanistan, the president and the special envoy. the retionshipegan ll last feuary. >> we want to learn your points of view. >now the relationship appears to have soured. ey met again the day after the ection. we have multipl

nd you know you cn't ask for more than that in the uted states senate. if they keep theirord, they can become great senators, and he was the greatest on their side far as i'm concern. and he s one of the all-time great as fars i think the wor isconcerned. >> woodrf: he carried that storyed keedy male with him wherever he we, that family th everybody knew,and yet he rried a lot of trady with hi some of it persal, some of that he broht on himself. how mh was that a part of the ted kennedyou knew? >> well, let's face it-- he was a great representativef his family. he was a great son to his parents. he was a wonderful brothero his sisters and his brther. he was a geat surrogate father to his brothers' and ssters' children. he was really great father for his own chiren. ll three of them turned out very, ve well. a, you know, he did come throu some very ting times. but, you know you gotta give him a loof credit. he really chang his life. when he met vicki, she made a differencen his life. she was a great asseto him, and i have to say th-- that, you know, the m

or c, so high i don't really want to nd out. thcorrect answer, says mortgage exrtguy, is c. >> it's gues mating but at ast probably a full percent hier than they are now. nobody reay knows. the fed jump into the market when there was concern there weren't going to be enou investor in there. so, we don't kn what it's like and nody really wants to try it. >>eporter: the fed has alreadyought more than one trillion dollars in mortge- backed securies this year. virtlly all of the new housing debtssued in 2009. he says the fed will need to keep buying mortga debt well into next year when the central bank mayegin to wea the market from this government subsidy. >> y start dialing back a litt. you see wh the pact is. are her invesrs stepping up to th plate touy the stuff? are rates suddenly shooting up? >> reporter: along with the housg market itsel, phil, a form treasury onomist, sa the last thinghe federal reserve wants is to strangle the long-awaited turn- around in housin >> you woun't want to pull the ru from american families. tryi

nd today, the man who faces f against theurrent prime minister, gordon bwn, was moving to project hselfas an dent defender of britain's government-n national health service. >> we'll invest iit, we'll exand it. we think it's a ally important angreat national institution. the fact th, in this country, you n go to a hospital, you can gto a family doctor, and they dot ask you how much money is your bank account or o you are, it's one of our greanational institutions and we want to expand i >> reporr: mr. cameron's public pronouncements resulted from the brish public reaction to this, one in a sies of u.s. dia appearances by daniel hannan, who represents . camon's conservative party in e european parliament, andho has been uquitous this week on conservative cablshows and talk radio, slamming the national health serve. >> thhealth care system we have is a kind relic of an era in britain wn the state was considereall-powerful and benign, and when we had rationing and whene had i.d. cards and whene had mass nationization. d we are still stuck with because, you kw, once you get a system li that

ran a publishing company for manyears, and we would have interest every year,nd the best and brightest would say that they love journalis bu they areoing to bliars because ty want to make some money. even in big city newspapers, theyre not fantastic. the occasional pern who makes a lot of mon on television -- that is quitehe excepon. it is not the norm. >> it is something you have t believ in. many of the corporate owners of newspapers, televisn networks and local telesion stations do not understand that there is a mindset that is vital to reporting. you have to have is mine said -- mindset of your mother says she loves you, check it out. if you areot a skeic, you have no business in journalism. at is clas on either side. any time that somebody advocates,t is jus instinct itor me to say "yes, but" and that is whate should dfor a livi. >> whenou have a long story denouncinghe environment protection agencfor not enforcingrules, andight a the bottom, ey will say, "a spokesman for the agey said." in what we us to call the meanwhile paragph. one from column a, one from lumn b, and you will

>>>nd ben bernanke to a second term. his out of the box thinking helped p the brakes on the economic prefall. >>> a english authorities are investigating mass violence that broke out between westham united and millhall. one man was stand in the chest during vicious clashes. several others were also arrested >> and now here's a ok at how wall street will kick off the day. the s&p was up 2. nasdaq aded 6 points. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo, the nikkei jumped142 points, while in hong kong, the hang seng gained 21 pots. >>> the market managed modest gains tuesday thanks to upbeat reports on the state of the economy. an industry report said home values are up nearly 3%, the fist quarterly increase in three years. that news, along with an encouraging uptick helped market to a slightly higher close. that positive news helped drive retail stocks higher. women'setailer cihc's gained 7% while big lots ro 6%. macy's gained #.5%. >>> wall street will be looking for more good news whe a port on new home s

nd most of them are foreigne. they are reign, you know. >> there are glimmers of pe that things are turni around in a country that only in the las decade o so has moved from military to democratic rul. guido pointo out that projects like thi silo are finally bein completed. >>it is the first time in many years that we have hearing at they want to ncrease capacity and they want to boost agriculture. and of course weare to believe them until we a proven wrong. >> farmer youf, a member of the ruling party is betting thin will turn around. that government wil become re responsive. he's invting in a dry season crop for the first timen years. >> the mister of wat associates was there r aboutour weeks onhis project. and he made a edge that the governmenis goingto supply all the facilities that are requid for this irrigatn. >> they prepared to t that this government will deliver he water you need tis wint. >> by the gre of god. >> it's critical for the larger regionhat farmers succeed, that few geria begins to meet more o

would he nd a filibusr? on and none of those critical points has there bn any cavity >> andhere is a good reason, i think,or it. you start t with something like health care th has been debated for 50 years. you have to know where everybody is on the sueyou have 535 members up there. you have to know where the stand. he is takintime to flush them out. y need to know wre your vote are on the publi option. you need to know where your tes are on all of these issues before you answer -- time is on his side. i don't think so. >> tim is on his side and we will talk offi next january -- talk about this next january -- >> it has been a long and costly flush if that is the case. let me ask about the letter ted kennedwrote to the governor of massachusetts asking to change in law -- a lawo that there is no vacancy in the senate seat before special election. >> w was behind thchange? edward kennedy. his letter was touching, bu his hypocrisy is staggering. the tradition in massachusetts had always immediate appointment. u

. >> thirty hours a, euna lee nd i were prisoners in north rea.e feared thaat any moment we could be sent to hard labor mp, and then suddenly we wer toldhat we were going to a meetin weere taken a location and when wwalked in through the doors we saw standing bere us president bill clinton. we were shockedbut we kne instantly in r hearts that the nightmare of our lives was finally cing to an end, and >>reporter: mr. clinton d not speak at e emotional reunion this morning, but his foer ve president, al gore, di gore ia co-founder of current- tv, which employs t two reporters. >> it speaks ll of our country when two ameran citizensare in harm's way that so ma people would just put things ase and just go to work to make sure that this hasad a hay ending. >> reporter: preside obama and hisdministration had avoided substante comment mr. inton's trip while he was in north korea. but today, in washingn, the presidentelcomed the results. >i think that not only is thi white hse obviously exraordinarily happy, but all amerans should be grateful to both form

incivility is nd of limitless. michael steele says that to say that this is some sort of iscabal is baloney. leme read "washington post" columnist even pearlstein. "the efforts are so cynical and disingenuous thathey are only an effort to gain partisan it an edge. they have given up any pretense of being yal opposition and have become political terrosts willing say or do anything to prevent t country from rehing a consensus on one of s most serus domestic problems." >> i think that is too broad a brush. ther is an ement of that. i appreciate what charles is saying. i think codeink does not have a great reputation. these people wilnot be there -- this segmenof them -- swastikas,urning iffigy, horn on people's faces on posters. those of the people taking it too far, the people steven pearlstein isalking about. beneath that, thgh, there are real concerns amg peoplebout what thimeans for them, and the democrats have not done a good job o tryg to make that case. only now getting their act together, and you'll see if we

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iraqi authorities y they confiscated a third truck packed withexplosives,nd showed at on television,big, red plastic barrels fill with explosive materia all in all, it'seen as a test d a test that iraqi security forces have failedoday. >> suarez: who is thiraqi government blaming for this exlosion? who wod have an interest in committing this kinof crime? well, that's the problem in iraq. pretty much everyone has an interest, but th specifically theraqi government is saying it's sunn insurgents, a former saddam loyists, a strange rt of mix. but it does have the hallmarks oal qaeda. i went to the site later thi afterno to see what t wreckage looked like like an talked to some of the survivors, and it was bomb tt looked likethe bombing six years ago. it is it was a truck that mange to get close enough and wa packed with enouxplosives forenormous damage. the suicidbombs, sophiicated attacks, and coordinated attacks and tt's who is being blame for this tod,and blamed on the street, some saying was al qaeda, ba'athists and some sayg it's theamericans. suarez: this is part of ongoing securi

the general's aid disputed that account,nd today in washington, defense sretary robert gatesaid it's a mixed cture. >> in me parts of afghanistan, the taliban have cleay established presence. the operations underwanow and those being consired for the coming months e designed to roll back the talibaand establish a laing security and overnment presence, a presen tht can give the afghan people confidence thathey will be protected from intimidation d retribution. >> brow gates said an upcoming assessment from mcchstal will not contain specif recommendations for addional troops. for now, u.s. operaons a aimed at securing as much o afhanistan as possible, ahead of t presidential vote a week from toy. at today's pentag briefing, e vice chairman of the u.s. joint chiefs of staff,arine general james cartwrig, said there's been some sucss. >> i think e commanders lieve that they are making progress. whas the end state? if the elecon is the timeline that we're looking at,he metric is, e more people able to ce out and avail themselves of a democratic procs of voting? yes, that looksike it's goin

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a friend took me to nashville nd then i had a polygram ontract.is: thiss like people who ve never bn to nascar race. as one who's done it, wh is the thrill? >> thisis daerous and exciting. i had a time event. you are running full blast a making three tus, andtarting and stopping in a dark alleyway. its exciting and i didn't win much and didn't ma money. thank god could sing. tavis: you mentioned your big break. before tha i am se you know, before youent ba a sang, when did you know that you were gifted? >> the way i knew is because when -- i washe third child. i wasn't the oldest or yogest or the boy, i was the third kid. you did stupid things to get attentio singing got attention. knew it was special. tavis: at do you make then, these 33 albums lar, of being the biggest fema count westn star ever? >> i kd of like it. [laughter] who wouldn't? good lord. we have been here longtime. we hve worked real hard and traled all over the world. tavis: what does your father make of your success? >> h esn't tell usmuch, he just says,ou didretty good. that kin

nd that we're -- where you could affect chae the most. and when you weigh that, although clear congress has its appeal to me personally, andou can make change from congress and you c just see it just tis ast week, thathe typef ings that we wanted to do, both o/9 us, but it's his presidey, is the pce you can most impact people lives, leave your thmb print, ere they can improvtheir lives and he that most immediate impt is from th white house. and altugh i gave something up psonally for my career and ao personally, i think --. >> re: in chicago. >> yes, that the whteouse washe place to make that mt immediate change. and i cannot thi of a better person to work fo andelp him seehrough his agenda than president oma. >> rose: you seem to be different. >> nass's becse i'm fully mecated. (laughte >> rose: on what? >> sleep, sleep drivation. >> rose: sleep drivation. 's co. you em to be hot. >>h-huh. >> rose: he is from the left. you seem to be from the center. you're a different religions. you have different educational backgrous. you hav wanted d

so this nd of work is very-- is ris because you really don't know how it's going to emerge. d-- but itas real roots. it's not simply an outpt. it's not a hotel chain where you built another hotel in a pce, but en you go inside it lobbies just le every hotel you have been of the se name. >> and the purposes not financial ga and i thinkhat one of the mai differences, peaps, between this particular inittive we'reoing together, and the instanc that you mention. where one assumes the in rpose is to make ney from the studentsrought into tse universities. and also, again, it's not a profesonal degree we're trying provide. it's not medicine or engineer or what have you. it a liberal arducation. it has to with the minds, with theperson and hopefully to do witthe edution system-- >> to build citizenship. >> and mocracy. if language is-- presumly democracy is an instment of decracy,ithout education the use of language beces an emptshell. >> rose: ts reminds me-- a tell me where e analogy fails-- between sitting at this table, danie bernbalm, like you a conductor,nd edward said, like yo

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would continue to holdoth of them,nd we do. >> all right. let's switch the graic here to te so wean take a quick look at that because you have here c.r.h. which was youirish cement company that didn' do as well do you still ownthat? >> we so that in february, we stopped ouelves out around the 19 vel. it moved better, but there are prlems in ireland and we wanted to move t of the way. >> tre is keva: that was a good perfmer. what about pro shares? performed nicely. what's your view? that's double short the treary and it's good hedge for clients that have long bond exsure but it's a speculative hicle and it should be used only to hedga portfolio, not on a directional bet. >> rich, let's look at your new picks thatou are suggesting toght. at the topf the li, you have an e.t.f. -- a brazilian e. f. that trades on the nework stock exchan. tell us abouthat e. >> this is a basket of all brazilian ocks. brazil still has ftastic fundamentals going, trading at about 10 times next year's earngs with % earnings growth, and there is 180 million people th

nd so heame... he was... interestg product of a timend an intellectual time when government had a larger roleo play int people's live >> rose: there is this also, al. and he said this to men a conversation that did, we'l seen a few minutes. his proudest votein the senate was against the iaq war. when he stood upnd all of the people that his felw senats... not all of them, but most of them,ost ofhem, senator clinton an setor edwards and so many othe voted yes and he sod up in a resounng speech and said no. al? >> and he later got in quite a i i have theith bill clinton in e 2008 cpaign bend the scenes wh former president clintoninsisted it was not a vote for the war and he said "yore damn right it was a vote for the war, that's what i said at the time. which senator kenneddid. i slightly... i d'tisagreen' with john, but i'm not quite sure that this sensef chpioning as passiote as he did the righ of the underprivileged was there the youngest cld. i think in the early yars that he was a much re cautus and, if yo

nd... this program was made possib by the corporatn for puic broadcasting.nd by contributions to yourbs stion from viewers like you. thnk you. >> lehrer: mass ralliewere held across ghanistan today on the final y of campaigning ahead ofhursday's presidential election. lindsey hilsum of indendent television news beginour lead story covere from kabul. >> reporte hier and higher. ll for a d for their candidate -the man they hope ll unseat the afgha president and win thursdas elections. roars of enthusim from the crowd gthered at kabul's main stadium, greete abdullah dullah, a former foreign minister whoseemslikely to ge enough votes to force a second-round runoff wih president karz. leaflets dropped fom helicoprs. the pilots we later arrest for violatg kabul's airspace. but you're alys on the edge of chaos her the stage, ere cameramen were standing, collapsed under the weight and the cwds poured over the fences to get close to th candidate. men in plainclothes a armed. suide bombers ma be in sht at any time. the taliban has threatened disrupt the ve. is has all

>>nd gary just goe w so angry, jerry. ani think that captures it. >>ose: okay. unny people" >> yes. >> what's the passion that you had for this? >> i wanted to ta about wh i first bame a comedian andhe moment that i was allowed into the world of comics which is very exting for me. and i knew that the was a movie there but also the peop that i worked with when i firsttarted were incredibly ne to me. and i was just in heaven being around the i wrote for roseanne and tom arno. that was o of my fit jobs. you know, they bought me a rolex r christmas. they paime $800 a week. suddenly i cld aord let parking. >> rose: a nice rap party thing too. >> exactly >> so it was al positive. so i kw i needed,you know, to fabricate sometng. and then i h another ide which was i wanted write a movi about someonewho is sick who gets better, who realizes that heas more --. >> rose: was sicwith a terminally so thinks it's all over >> yes, and it' about how he -- realizeshat he's more comfortable being sick anthe way that makes him feel in terms of appriating life than he is when he ge

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i think in tes of the dete nd discussion. we're not que there inermsqu of the politicsstill st.u it s on the floor thisfternoon.... t >> rose: it would not... we still coun't get that throu. peoe would have pretty godop reasons, th'd wa to review it or sdy it. i n't give you much on it, butt medice is an institution whichan people have relianceon. it applies to the populations. a nber of the elderly obviously and the number of th disabled. no rson if you had the ip program, thehildren's health insurance going up and thup medicd coverage of all thedi ildren and then we tookhe medicar it covers the senio on tt.e then you have to group in the middle, t to squeeze that down into a benefi that'siven to every mber of congress has, o that would be a wa of doing it and it's nageable. and dending on theind of president we have, we'lldo in the a shorter period of ti. >> ro: eight million children e don't have health care >> y. >> rose: eit million children. i mean, beyond the educational issue. >> it is the... i think rtainly the first alth issue for the congress. what we call children's

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." >>> in sports, the new york yankees stormed into toronto last night leaving the blue jays nd their all-star hurler in the dumpt here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning. what a difference a week makes for the blue jays's roy halladay. today he's recovering from his second straight loss. halladay making his first start since the trade deadline. a tough one against the yanks. gave up back-to-back home runs. yanks remain in first place in the east with a 5-3 win. the braves longoria had other ideas. not one but two home runs. second two-run walk-off in the 13th. 4-2. a day after teammate reynolds hit a pair against the mets, roberts did the same thing. knocked two off zach duke. diamondbacks won their third in a row, 6-0 over the pirates. just give the mvp trophy to albert pujols right now. he outdid himself by smashing a grandlam in the 10th. a pair of homers and rbi. 12-7 in extra innings. season begins october 27th with the caps themselves. and eggnog with kobe, shaq and la bron on christmas day. love will be in the air at the annua

nd i'll post something so inte intensity personal on facebook. so so random. i' i'll just type, i miss you, and i don't know who is and i don't know who is reading r i hit but after i hit update, think to my myself, why did i just post that i thousands of people who i don't kn don't know to see? is i think the reason is port se there is no support gr group for this. and for some reason, when people don't even know send me a don't even know send me a you and we're trying for you, and we're behind you, somehow there is the strangest comfort in that. >> reporter: what do you think the moment will be like when they get out of north korea? >> it's a scene i've replaid over and over in my head. i hope they come home soon. >> lisa ling, speaking to bob woodruff back in june. >>> police in australia say they have foiled what could have been the worst terror attack in their country's history. they arrested several people in 19 pre-dawn raids in melbourne yesterday. the suspects were allegedly part of a group planning a commando-style suicide attack on at least one army

we nd what he has left us. i hope that we will get many more like him.is: 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 beneficiaries of tha service. tavi a great lder inis own right, vernon jordan, with his thoughts about edward kenndy o massachusetts. mr. jordan, thank you for the opportunity. >> any time, my friend. tavis: also, i spoke with douglabrinkley. your tughts on the life and legacy of ted knedy? >> this past year, he did an oral history prect in virgia which will be healthy -- which will be a help desk doars. ere will be a lot of new informationhere. this is a legislativeiant. people talk aot about john kennedy and bobby kenned ted kennedy fought for the -- fought for the disenfranchised anthe poor and elderly. he has been pushing for universal health care since almost day one and the sene in 1962. he had th

. ♪ nationwide is on yo side ♪ >>nd by contributions to your pbs station from vwers like you. you. [captioning ma possible by kcetublic television] tavis: ron serena wiiams the c.e.o. o aetna, on -- ron williams is the c.e.o. o one of theeading insurance compani. aetna. he joins me tonigt. mr. wliams, it is an honor to haveou on the program. my time with you is limited. i nt to get to what i mentioned a mome ago before you came online which is that you are onrecord as being opposed to theuch talked about blic option, but yet you wan for every americ universal healthare. explain how at works. >> weli think the fundamental issue fous is to make certain that wfocus on getting and keeping eveone covered. and while many peoplstrongly believe in the public optis for reasons i wille glad to expla later, it really is a diversion. we have 45 mlion uninsured. ife really understand who those people are, wthink there e ways to address the barrie to insurance that they fe. tavis: all right so tell me more then who arthese persons and how do we address the barrier >>ell, let's take the 45 m

morningstar, the mutual nd research firm,otes the hodges nd's impressive long term record. hower, morningstar gives it onlywo stars out of five because of volatity and above average expenses. >>aul: general motors is tryi new ways to sell cars. tomorrow, it launches trial program wi online auction giant e-bay. the partnership will let coumers place online bids for new vehicles from about 22g.m. dealers in california. buyers will be ablto choose between the two standard optns curreny offered on e-bay, negotiing a price with a dealerhrough the site or purchasingmmediately at a fixed price. and spking of g.m., tomorrow we talk with c.e.o. fritz henderson as the automaker sws off its 20 models to consumers. >> susie: warning today from one of the world's biggest stitutional investors: "stat street. in aegulatory filing, the boston firm id it's burned rough more than two-thirds o a $625 million fd created to handle lal claims. it may need to raiseore money. some customers sd, saying they believed they re being sold low-risk iestments. but instead ey lost money from subprime mort

all you have to do is go there nd realize it.hink people are jus not thinking aboutt because there are so many problems inhe world d in the count today. what ally disturbs me is that new orles is a treasure. it is theultural birthplace of ro-and-roll, jazz, blues, food, culture. this should be prerved like a museum. that is theart that really boers me, that pple are not payi attention to ts treasure. tavis: how does a project like ts. through the noe? -- how does it break through ts noise? it really is not noise, it is silence. how'd you get pple to move beyond whatight be descrid as new orleans katra fatigue? >> one of thehings, i wrote th song called healing time after walking aroundareas of w orleans and seeing the devastation and thinking, how muchealing time will it take to f this. we releasedhe song to befit the city. i think a lot of timeseople think we cannotive any more mey or give this and that. we put the sought out for ninety nine cents. at means $1, if 1 llion people downloading, that will go to t rebuilding. it has

we revis the baltic states that joined nds for freedom 20 years ago. hello to you. it was outrageous, disgusting, said a white house spokesn. presidt oba saidt was jectionable himself. libya mount a warm welcome r the man cnvicted of the lockerbie mbing. terminally ill, aelbaset ali al-megrahi was freed on compassione grounds. the government is rejecting suggestions the real reason s to smooth commerciarelations with libya. christiafrazier reports from troli. >> thiss certainly ho libya wanted this trade -- but how much damage to th celebration of al-megrahi due to the relaonship with the outside world? he was welmed home like a decorated soldier. scottish plaids wehed in jubilaon. today, the goverent kept us away from his family, but we d speak to his brother in law. >> we are saddenedy the agedy of lockerbie and the people who lost their childn. but i assure you -- he is innocent. if you uld see him now, you would realize it is impossie he cou do it. >> tt is not how the briti government seeit. they warned libyans wiin an hour of the plane taki off. a letter arriv