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but th number of pele getting jobs is also down. unemployment, if you're unemployed now,ou're pbably on avege, you've bee unployed for longer than any time since world war ii. long term unemployment is becoming a real problem and it's cause nobody wants to re. and of course late last year we had the probl that credit was so tight, that a compa that wanted to hire probabl couldn' find the mon to do it away. so it's, you know, again, the issue right now is less job lost than the failure new searches. >> there's one hope. >> charlie: l's hear it. >> things havegone so badly for so long, one bad occurrence after the next. the roll of the dice that comes up craps, right maybwe're due for a pitive piec of economic ns. >> charlie: what wou that be. >> a real change. well, you could have the unemploymentigures show a sharp reversal. you cou have business spending ck u you coul have better sense on a buet, perhaps a better word out washington about a more realisc budget. somethg that saysey, it cannot be that bador that long. maybe we're jus

and there were many pele who said, "why do yohave a memorialo women?"elthat we needed to do this in such a way that it ve meaning to what ispecial about the fa that women have serd in the military, and that it wa't just marble, grane, and water. narrator: the women's memoal has 16 exhibit alcoves and a hall ohonor. the heart of the award-winning memoal is an interaive registry containing the stories oover a quarter million won o are serving or who have served in america's armed forces. woman: it's not, you kno "what service are yofrom?" we're l in the armed services and we're all serving the same, you know, countr to be out ther i think that that is wh binds us. narrator: the uppeterrace of the women's morial offers vistas rich in story. looking west, arlington national cemeter gently rises to t landmark arlington house. lookastward toward the lcoln memorial, and step bacin time. john f. kennedy was assassinated in 1963, duri his third year as psident. he was buried arlington national cemetery in a state funeral with military honor gud. the day before t

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what you have t do is convince those pele not only that we have to cover the uninsured, but th is going to be an improved system, a that theyare not going to be broken bit. i think whe the predent -- i think he has been trapp, quite honestly, i did cbo numbers. he has to ke the case that this is not just looking the een eyeshade members of the goverent's, it is th economy. health care is kling the economy is not just knocking the budget. that is thecase he has to make. quite honestly, it is up to the president to do it, and i think he missed a golden opportunity this past week. >> but t president aues tha healthcare is kling the economy, the costs are, and he is right, absolutely right. nd then he proposes heah care reform that the o is telling us is gog to add $1 trillion. you do not cut costs by addg $1rillion. that is the central contradictio. all the tactical sff is irrelent. at the problem is tt in order too that, eve if you make it revenueneutral, as obama has spoken about, it does nosolve the prlem. if heal care today is destroyinthe economy because of the cost, renue neutraly le

obama needs t do is level with the amerin pele. he needs to admit he may not have done ough for the first y. what nds to do withconomic poli is what he is alreadyo with rac relations and foren policy -- talk to americans like adults. >> he mado sothing like that. he did in the ginning. he said in the beginni it will only sl down what will inevitablbe ahrinking of the economy. ut memories are short and people had high expectations for the stimulus an and it didn't move fast enough. the idea of a second stimulus plant is simply a red herrg. it not going to happen. he will n ask for because he can't gett, it is a loser he got as much as a good the firs time. in additio what they are going to do of wthey say they e focused on is trying to get the infrastructure money out faster because righ now the mon that isut there is saving jobs not creating new one the infrastcture jobs are t ones tha could become new jobs. >> there is a lot o revisionm about what the administration had promise had said that it -- the stimulus would preve unemploy

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yoyoknow, you think y you ow ese pele, but unti you have a ment like is and it's so, so re,ou realizee y don't know theseseeople who are on magane covevers in your ipods s and just such aartof your faic of your memory. and so i thinkall of that came together epecially for me today and dinitely for the hardcore fans whoho flew halfway araroune world some c cases toe here today. >> t thank y, courtnene hazlett. joining us now from sples centnt in loangeles is nbc special corrrrespondentre and profesr tricia rose, professor of african-american culture at brown unersity is also jojoing us. she's also the auth of "the hihip-hop rs." toure, was t tre anything surprising to you inin that memorial service todayay inhe staples center?? there had been a lot of advancnd word about who w was g gng be there, a about how it was goioio be handled, buts you watctcd it, as you we through every minute ofof iit, whatwas the mo momoving ment and thehe most surprising elelents oft for you? >>well, let m gobackwards. e most surpring element, i think you just broke newsaying thatat chael jjkson's children ha

. >> does it cross the lin >> i think pele cross the line all the time.t make me angr wn people use things and it doesn't really have a connectn to what their brd message is all about. in the cse of eviannd e-trade they've done a fantastic job of using ababy as a demonstratio of whatheir brand provides consumerers. >> this ranks as i understand it third right t nownn terms of viviosos o youtubeeiei witnessed. this is coming att a timehen ereryo's looking at stuff onon michael jackson. wh does this say to youou about the effectiveness of a viral ad campgn? >> i think it's great. it's bome viral because they have done everhing right in developinghis communation. there's viral sff out there that isreally entertainin but entertainingor entertament's sake. what evia has done is eated somethinthat's incredi entertaining, completely connects with their tget. this w forwarded to me last week by my cousin who is early in the targetrange, who has two young ildren, who has bee through e experience of bringi up a 20-mon-old and spending tim you knw, just tching them

as the economy spiralsownward, pele are looking for informaon, the internet, and escape by reading. > really happy to see new customers, 300 to 50new users to register rectly, but we are beginning to see thstrain on staff as we work harder nd faster. >> suarez: meanwhile independent bookstores, ke the tattered cer in denver, one of the lgest independent bookstore in the country, a hitting hard timeand has laid offome workers. author and ithful tattered cover cuomer asma hasan says she's trying to sine-handedly provi life support. >> thpeople at independent okstores really get to kno you and it's really a personalized enviroent. i heard thaty local bookstore, the tattered cov, wasn't doing well, and i made it a poin to come on out, ani did some inge book shopping. >> suarez: indepennt bookores have long struggled th competition from national chains such as barnes noble and borders, and online booksellers such as amazon.m, which themselves are now ling sales to the recsion and to a growing online market foused books. all of th, in turn, affects publishi houses like random house and simo

. >> and certainly in the area of criminal law, pele are wondering which way she'll come out. >> rose: wha can they say abt ere she's been ready on criminal law? >> i thinkrom her record on the crt, it's hard t say much. i think the reason peoe wonder think at maybe shll be for con sfshive the,or example, than souter was, i because o her background as a prosecutor. ss so than her actual decisions >> she made a point today of noting how she felt. she dn't use the word "empathy bu she understoodn cases tha came before her thelight of victims crime and h much ose victims and theamilies had suffered. and so she realizes how important it is to get these decisions right in the criminal justice ea. she's a person who rlly digs down into caseshat come before her. she really wants to really master all of the facts and get intensely involved and i looked at one transcript where she asked 50 questions o the court of appeals. so shel be quite active. >> rose: where will she fitin termof that? >>t's hard to say. r records notne of voting for every sort of person that you would think libals favor.

proces to setp to mediate this,but, you know, you're deang wit some very hard-headed pele on all sides of the equation. so it's not easy for the u.n. and i thk what the ited states needs to do i to b very active here. but ybe not in the lead rol t's see how the unn work this through. there's someing like 14 different disputes along th line. yone who's worked on bosnia or places like that understands how is works and there's no real wholale approach to i you've goto do it retail. u've got to go thrgh each of these 14reas and see what the locacommunities are concern about, is it security,is it that they n't like to see kuish forces in airreas or don't like to see natiol central pole forces in their area? so you've got t work this stuff. it takes time. i thk we got the right process for it. but it's really goingo take some time. rose: what about the relationip between the sunnis and th shi'a, t kind of sectarian warfare tha nited ck in 2005 and 2006? >> well, you know, those were terrible timeshen you had se pple being killedeekly. since thostimes, it's been a lobetter. but it i still no

and what the iraqi pele need to do isnderstand that eve though our forces are leafing, wes civilians are not goi to leave. we're going to hav a very pructive relationship. >> rose: at what time will you reach out to amerin businesses and say "come iest in iq"? >> well, we'r doing that, b th iraqis have got to do a few things themsels. for exame, they've got to sort of cleanp some of the macroeconomic environment the. they've got toook at the question of subsies, things like this. some of these actuall pre-dated ddam. th were from a arab socialist time. d whereas in easrn europe and the is are all gone and vy ch changed, in iraq tre are a lot of ver bad economic habits from a longime ago. and think foreign firms loing there, they firstave look at security, which is obviously getting better by the day, b they also he to look at whether this is a count th is really set up to py by international rules. and that's something else we're working with the iraqis on. >> rose:hy can't the pass a hydrocarbon la >> well, you know, pple say this is a hydrocarb law, it's just abo oil. well, it's au

five out of six pele in the country hve health coverage.ree out of fouof them, accordingo most polls a pollsters i talk to are satisfied. they're not thrled with it but they a satisfied with it. and that's where the psident and the case have to be made in the country. that lok, this i in the national interest. it is somethin that is biger than me personally. but at the same me i am not going to be punished. and i'm not going to come ouof this worse. but i thi that's where the job remains to be done. >> and would sayt's beause in part because he is caught in t weeds. cause he has got all these committs. he's not rning the negotiations,he committee chairman are doing that. b he is sort of involved. but then he's got a substantive problem which is for the majority who have health care a are basically sasfied with them,heir main conceris the increasing costs. an so people have a legitimate question, h is it we're goingo cut my costs by creating a new trillion dlar entitlement. th is a gitimate questiowhich he didn't really answer. how are we go

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