>> i think the las thing ts market nee and the social od needs and just like ecology needs righnow is another blacbox or opae financial instrument right now. i think the me transparency the better. i think there wil be a long trail, so t speak, wi rega to high frequency trading anjust who benefit, and i thk that jeffll right now the speer of coetitive disadvange for the public on the mgin, very negative. >> paul: so for t public, be very careful ofwhat you're doing in the way of trading? >> i think that the more transparency in thmarket, i thk trust and truth are mmodities going forward. >> paul: very interesting, and thanks vy much for joining us again, todd. >> tha you, paul. >> paul: my guest,edto harrison >> susie: tomoow, a first look "windows 7" the latest version of microsoft'sconic operating stem. >>usie: the obama ministration says it won't b a back seat driv when it comes to runni general motors and chrysler. auto task force advisor n bloom says theovernment will not use its stake in t automakers to ma social policy. in fact, bloom saythe administrationants to sell its stake

. >> i think the currentealth care debate is ithe president's hands righnow, but i wouldn't be surprid if therwas some divine interventi from the senator. he's probably stting to lobby already from up the. jeff: the final ka-ching is in for casfor clunkers. the transportationepartment released the finalumbers today, showi the popular program ng up almost 700,000 vehicle sales. the tal value of rebates was $2.8 billion dolla, just under the ogram's $3 billion dollar budget. transportion secretary ray laho says the program's winners re u.s. consumers and woers. but they weren't thenly ones. toyota red in more than 19% of l clunker sales, fwe ne l rage general motors, fo and honda. now that the proam is over, car dealers are waiting to g paid. their deadline for submittin paperwk was last night. paul? >> paul: 2,000 workersre processing thosepplications, buthe government hasn't said yewhen checks will be mailed. now let's take a look at our stocks in the news tonight. >> paul: tonight's seet critique guest says oreos en't the only reason he les kraft. it's got a tasty dividend,oo. he's pa

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thr home and their ditricts and eir states righnow are anher sort of influence. i think ey would say, you know, wefactor all of this in and do whate think is best. >> if yu look at how much money is at pla here when you look a dvertising and dnations, i mean, the unionsgive a huge amount of moy to all of the democrats who are in coness. they have a sition on ths. the are so many interest groups who ca about what happenwith health carereform, it's had to sa that particular check had more influence thn these 10 other checks that ame from other groups a well. there just a whole lot o money around this. >> it is true people on the key health committees,hey get a lot of money fr the healh indtry. max bauc is an inteesting guy right now. he is on the ot seat. he is tryg to lead the bipartisan group that hathe last hope that the will be a deal. a lot of decrats are very unhappy with him. they are afrd he has been making too many concessio to the rpublicans. they are afraid he has dagged is out and they're ready to hae this wrapped up so tat they can psh forward wih perh

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and if u haven't y called with your investme, then do it righnow.call 888-202-2y the program and you in aittle while. rorter: for re-discovering e tradition in wt africa of erolan >> woodruff: anger, otests and plentyf debate. that's what some wmakers faced th week in the battle over health reform. and that was their home turf. health correspdent betty ann boer has our report. the health unit is a ptnership with theobert wood johnson foundation. >> hands off o healthcare. >> reporter: it's been justne week since memrs of the house t the road to find out what their cstituents think of eir party's health care refo bills, and what some of th are running intos a lot of august heat. sterday nearly 200 protester both for and agast current reforproposals, showed up outside this healthlinic in denver where speaker ofhe house nancy pelosi and loc congressional reesentatives cameo sell democratic reform ideas. pelosi, for her part, seed unfazed by theucus. >> what you see i thinis a display of t democratic procs. where peope come forward and express their vie

ahe righnow, look athedsclre .ie oouclahere. aatcocolor, we've had ows.nighsh those have p ss edipdiatt , bu dissipated, but inia southwrgviia,vi southwestern virginia and eastern ntucky, the's cluster of rain there. that's heading to the northeast and maybe moving into the metro area later this morning, then a de thr deunn shower. cooler today, highs in the mid-80s, and mid-80s each day as we get in toward the weekend and a small chance of mainly hu ter showers as well and remaining huhumid. yere's a look s iunydant next week. partly cloudy each day. just a very small chance of a assing, mainly isoted afternoon thunder shower. istlrw os my dry, highs in the 8in, osrnmog r wsea n.70rn , no htea wave in thet foreseeable future. and that's the way it looks on this wednesday morning. i'm back in ten minutes with another update. stay tuned. >> all right, tom, thanks. >> i'd like to wave that heat good-bye. let's go to jerry edwards now in the news 4 traffic network. jerry. >> hey, jerry. >> good morning. we'll look live at 395 north