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that shortage has ne down. understand that that means those folks who would have to cover those shorts areo longer thmarketplace as buyers. also understand we're heading into september, which i historicallyhe worst month for the market. >> susie: right. >> i think there's aot of things to kee our eye on. the largest concern we he awa from those three item is certnly the consumer d how ghtly the consur's holding on to thr purse strings. >> susie: let me ask you, there's been a shift in investor psychology it seems inhe last week or so. sohat's changed? >>hat's chaed is we've gotten o of an earnings season, the second quart than earnings sson, which wases a pleasant surprise. everybody was caught f-guard. i thk people were underinvested in the market coming into earnings. there'a lot of professional investors this mart coming into earnings. i thinkhe shos got squeezed and people rushednto this market to catchomentum and to ge involved, you know, when ey were underinvted in the markplace. so i thinkwe've gotten to

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>>ne thing on the campaign stump this weehe sort of amd up the rhetoric a littl t. also -- let's isten to it. >> i don't want t folks who created the mess to do a lot of talking. i want hem to qustion the -- just getut of president way so we can clea up the mess. i clonet -- don't mind leaning after them but don't have -- do a lot of talkin >> so, john,what's tht new language abo? >> i think afer the onth probe has had,e's gotten kicked around b the republicans over the economy until today. bitepublicans on health are and that deate is difficult and congress is leavingwithout havingpassed heal care reform, feels pretty good to on the campaign tral -- ail and knock around your opponents andet them up s the peop who have been tying to stop yu at everyturn. especially now thathe's got a littleit of good news i expect he'll be ampe up over the next cole weeks. >> john, how much edit can he take for thisgood newsand will he ad should h? >> its verydifficult,martha, as you know, to tie cause nd effe in economic plills -- policy but the way works is you get the lame on the

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my ne isike emblen.up later for yo the shifting landscape ofhina's energy needs, why the cotry is facing aarticular cllenge on climate change. why success in japanese politics often means having the right relatives. ♪ >> hello. allegations of prisoners threatened wh execution, intimidated with an electric drill. one allegedly told his children uld be kill. another th his mother woulde xually assauld. asew detls emerge in e u. of the apparent abuse of detainees in the war on terror, a prosecutor haseen appointed to investigate c.i.a. agentsho may find thselves on trial. gh-level terror suspects will now be interrogatedy a new unit supersed by t white housitself, but all this brings new polital dimmas. bbcpecial correspondent is in washington. >> this renew focus on c.i.a. tacts and excesses is eating a lot of tenon here, mike. i.a. director leon panetta has issued an oupoken defense of his agents, as he says, snding up for those officers who did what their country asked of them. and rur is rife of more an

as long as it goes on, were ne and people shouldn't worry about it. the problem is it's t going to go on forever. and if we are t prepared and we han't done things to rece our reliance onforeign borrowinand at some point they decide they have lent enough money it ll be a wrenching adstment. i assume these foreign countrielend us monday beuse it's -- led us money because 's something in for them. why do theyhink so? >> because there are not ery ma alternatives. ifhe world economy looks like it's really goingo be a basket case, people would raer have money in dollars an absolutely anythin else. but as the economies of the rest of e world begin to recovery, eveually people are going to say we'e lent enough money tohe u.s. soit's one of those ings ere you can't quite say wt is going to be the precipating event but it seems unwis for us to cntinue toely on thechinese a otrs lending us even more money each yar forever >> how was en benanke's reapintment received on the hill? i saw chris ddd put out a statement wherhe said this is probably the righthoice. wh

that is he has to have asenate bill because youan't go to conference without ne. so i thi we have rched a point where co-op great, whatever. t him a bill so th can go to conference. if you have co-ops d a public plan, what you might look atis a trigger where you start out with co-ops, if they work teific, if not a pblic plan. gwen: th's what they're talking about in hese meetings on caitol hill that is going on. >> it is. the people who upport the publicption aren't sure they can get the 51 voths that they need to get this through. there ishis issue caled reconciliation which is ether or not they wi be able to pass at east some of the provisions ofhe health care vote ned. that ould be a huge delopment. gwenthe time flies y. we havea lot more qustions to geto. but we'll tackle more of your questions online,n a special expaded "washingtoweek" webcast. you can find it at pbs.org/waington week. and before we tonight..."washington week" condonces go out to the families of twoiants in our biness. robert novak, one of th hardest-working d most influential shington column

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. >> ithere is a model from what senator kennedy has ne, i think it's that we canind a bipartisan way to solve the problems and aress them. >> reporter: kennedy legacy extes far beyond health care. nick allard, a cse kennedy adviser, says some 300ajor pieces olegislation carry the senar's name. >> i recall,or example, providing relief frothe bankrucy laws for smalfamily faers. always keeping his eyeut for the litt guy. >> reporter: knedy's friends are ill hoping for one more victy. a bipartisan health care rorm coveng all americans and signed into law byhe man kennedy endoed for president. >> i think the curre health care debate isn the president's hands rit now, but i wouldn't be surpsed if the was some divine intervenon from the senator. he's probably arting to lobby already from up ere. >> jeff: the final ka-ching in for ch for clunkers. the transportati department released the fin numbers today, shong the popular prograrang up almost 700,000 vehicle sales. thtotal value of rebates was $2.8 billion dolrs, just under thprogram's $3 billion dollar budget. transptation secretary ray l

ptioning sponsored by wpbt >> paul: more bullish ne on housing. new home sales sur on steep price cuts a the first time bur tax credit, but economists say it wiltake years before we see a full real tate recovery. >> jeff: sheila ir and the f.d.i.c. are making itasier for private equity fms to buy up failed banks. we get analysis onhe late day decision and wt it means for the banking industry. >> paul: the bgain hunter rerns. street critique gut patrick o'ha of briefing.com tells us why kraft foods has landedn his bargain basement rad. >> jeff: then,emembering the liberal lion weook at how the late senator ted kennedy shaped hlth care form and what happens to tho forts now. >> pau i'm paul kangas. >> jeff: and i'm jf yastine. susie gharib is onssignment. thiss "nightly business report" for wednesday,ugust 26. "nightly business repo" is made poible by: this pgram was made possible by contributions to ur pbs station from viewe like you. thank you. >> jeff: good evening, eryone. a much bigger increase tha forecast. sas of new homes jumped 9.6% in july

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and for whatever reason it hasn'torked well and that nes to be changed.d there's a lot of work being put in now and a lot of people have different viewss too which wayo fix it. we have to get it rig. >> take me and just inside of, when are you sitng at your office in lonn and are u on the phone wh peop around the worldand aryou sitting there with your principal advisors d you ok outand say, okay, wh is our assessment of whe the world is going. well, for us, a i'm talking narrowly aboutur owbusiness, number one market in thworld is the united states. our numberwo market is th u.k. and our number ree market interesngly enough canada. and i don't see --. >> rose: where is china. well, china is a longay down the line. but you know in 5 years. >> rose: if you lookt wealthy individuals and althy corporations as -- >> n we're just looking at the insunce business. and where the iurance business is going to b coming from. rose: okay. >> iare you look at it much more broadly and we're saying what's coming up, yes then china is moving up very fast. cha it depends wh

. >> ros second, robt wright, his ne book authors anew pepective ond god. >> when pele look at another group ofeople and think ty can nefit from peaceful coexisnce, collaboration, cooperation or just coexistence they will usually find a basis forolerance intheir religion. >> rose: ande end with an appreciation for don hewt, the foder of "60 minutes". he died age 86. jim collins, robert wright, and appreciaon of don hewitt. next. caioning sponsored by rose communications from our studi in new york ci, this is charlie rose. >> rose: jim collins i here, he is, as you know, one ofngho be-s onubjects of business a leadership. his books "good to great" and "blt to last" have sold more th seven million copies combed. "fortune" magazi has called him the j.k. roing of management literure. his latest is called "how the mightyall." i am pleased thave jim collins back at this table. welcome. >> i'm very pleased to be her rose: thank you, god to have you here. hodid this comebout? "howhe mighty ll" and why someompanies never give in and why some coanies-- extding beyo your tut-- look le they're fal

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the attacks on shiites are raisg concerns of a possible ne wave of sectarian violence in iraq. >>from europe, we want totake note tonht of the first anniversary of the sart of the war beee georgia and russia. that conflictbroke out last summerwhen georgia launched an attack on t attack. ruia responded with a counterattack. e five-day war killed at least 390eople displaced te of thousas and left fr that re fighting could erup the scars still rain as we hear ithis report from deutsche wle. >> reporter: relatives of those killed in the fighting commemored their loved ones by laying flowersin the georgian capita tbilisi. the hostilities m have only lasted fiv days but ty left behind countless rsonnel tragedie >> translato some call it a minor, pointless war,ut it was major war for us. our children aren't wh us anymore. my sons was killed on agust 8th. >> reporter: there still no sign of improvemt of relation between russia a georgia. ma in the region fear armed colict could erupt again. >> translator: we still feel it's dangerous. all friends and relatives are worried. all we can d

worldfocus" -- >>> a double truck bombing tears through on a site village in northern iraq, while a sing of ne blasts hits baghdad. the new ve of violence leaves me 50 dead. >>> the p american commander in afghanistanives a gloomy acunting of the war afte eight years sang the taliban have gained the upr hand. >>preparing for the big one. japan is one othe most earthquake-pro country in the world. something kyo was reminded of over the weekend. toght, a look at how that city is prepang for the worst. >>> and china risi. our signature story looks how all across africa, china is increasing its infence and its image. is that go or bad? >>> from the wld's leading repoers and analysts, heres what's happening from around the rld. this is "worfocus." madepossible, in part, by th following funder-- >>> good evening i'm martin savidge. >>> we're going to begin tonht with iraq, where foronths, the iraqi government and the u.s have been sending the messag that t security situation has steadilymproved. americanroops, 132,000 of them, are now in a supportole. and in recendays the vernment has relaxed securi

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at least three more people were killed in a bombing at a mart ne baghdad today. and then controveral decision to let that lian man convicted in the bombing of pan anlight 103 go homto die. y were the obama administration's protests ignored? joining us this week a charles sennott. he is the executive editornd vice president of "globalpos" and dagmar aalund. she is the depy international editor of "the wall stet journal." welcomto the two of you. >> tha you. >> all right, let's stt with afghanisn. a lot of americ money, a lot of american lives was iested inaking this election possible. very low turnout. and then you hadhe president hamid karzai who clas it was a eat success. chare, was this really a success? are to believe that? >> it was success but it didn't go as bad as many it feared it might. i think that in the endf the day, this elect had two things ppening. it was a political contest. and we all sort ofnow where this es. it's going to end with karzai re-elected other collectiveisdom isaccurate. but -- but it's also a contt in which wre really testing the om

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what we ne to do now is a commitment that matches us that responsibility. so far what we're seeing in terms of actual colloration fallsshort. >> reporter: nise dresser, h do you see the general state? >> think thatthe climate for cooperation has improved since presiden obama came to office. a hillary clinton's tripto mexicoin recent months wher she stopped the rhetoricf co-responsibily has helped a great deal in tha regard. i think have to transition from the rhetoric of collaboration to the reaty of it. and that would entail thu.s. assuming greer responsibility for arming the drug wars. i think one of mexics greatest concerns is la of ogress on stoppg the influx of weapo that cross om the united states in to mico on daily basis. i that is a continuing topic of ccern in the bilaral relationship. >> reporter andrew selee, ck up, is that in fact the major point a the moment is the dr violence at e boarder? >> i think overall that the drug vience is what is ally -- the glue that surpringly has brought theountries closer togetr, it's complicated, yet relly beca