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reading som of her testimony out the sotomay who gav those speeches would nev have been confirm.t thsotomayor based on her record, wre notuite sure, she was able to kind of,hat i said about political bs, she'sbsed her sel against everhing, such a double standard, thisype of record and thingshe has said wld never fly with a white me. >> bonnie: correct. and i think that that is,o me, is not the direcon we need to go down when it comes down to a seat like the supreme urt where u don't have any countability anymo. >> i wanto disagree. i agree ther is a double standard but i think it's double standard for a woman. think we shouldelebrate she is a wise latina. >> bonnie: i haveo bring up, shs a wise latina somthat includes a woman. both women who have beenn theupreme court haveome on and spoke about that. we want those experiences brought to the bench. women have different life experiens than men and we' also 5 of the pulation. and w wanthose -- we shod celebrate that. we should celebrate that adversity that the candidate is bringing to theench. >> i thi if the makeup of the coress wa

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d, in a punishing trend, som big issuers of fixed-ratcards have switcd to variable rates. the reformaw will force credit cards to actually tell tir customers befo a rate goes up. but,f its a variable rate card, they can jusslip it in there,o notice required. net result: you'll never kno today what rate u'll be paying torrow. credit carcompanies seem to be doing their level besto show us t bad behaviors that we need to regulate o of existence. yes, reform is need. no not next february. congress needs to reite the rules fothem, again. i'm harriet hnson brackey. >> paul:ecapping today's rket action a split decision on wall street: the dow lost 34 poin. while the nasdaq logd its eleventh ssion to the upside gaining 10 points. learn more about the storie in tonight's brocast to watch our reaming video and to take part in our daily blog gto "nhtly business report" on pbs.org. u can also email us at n.b.r at pbs.org. >> suzanne: that's "nightl business report"or wednesday, ju 22. i'm suzanne att goodnight, eryone. and good nht to you, paul. >> paul: goodnight sanne. i'm ul kangas

ther iseho afrt som a shot froo . 2 anat silver spring and 81 in newington. noticed the deep point is in the low 70's -- noticed the dew point is in the low 70's. let's look at the big picture. here is the energy off to the west and some showers in the shenandoah valley, but some energy coming in from the west and a cold front pushing south. all of these ce togher with the aid of the jet stream. this could lead to some bigger thunderstorms as the evening wears on. we will be on top of that if any watches are issued. 81 in this city and this is warmer along the coastline. 76 in culpeper. weaver at 92 yesterday but today we will get eight degrees from that. -- we were at 92 degrees yesterday. even if temperatures are not above the 80's, it is still muggy out there. it could be a sticky one and a stormy one. 83-86 this afternoon and showers should taper off. lo 70's tomorrow and near 90 with a stray thunderstorm chance. we go back and forth, and keep temperatures up through the extended stretch. tch. r if you're like a lot of people, you have high blood pressure

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what's changed about som of the formation about whether they were way otside the rules. in recent document we've seen that peopl werewater boaed one person 183 times. thats according to the inspector general of the c.i.a. way outside what he had expected to be rules. you know, i thinkhere's much more divided opinio than i'm getti anyway inside. >> ifill: this debateounds like it'sust beginning. ne mayer, david ignatius, ank you both very much. next, the latest inur series of snapshots on theecession and itsmpact on different industries. tonit special correspondent jeffrey ka reports from californion the dairy busins. >> when the economy went sour, the milk industr took a bi hit. after years of cows and dairy farms becingarger andore productive, milk prices went down, demand dropped, and armers found themselvein trouble. jeffy vanden who runs two dairys southern california estimes he is losingver $7 per cow per month because despite the dried-up market he still need to feed them. >> if you do the ma, i milk 140cows. $70 we're looking at a litt over $100,0 a month ony oper

i ink what we need to worry about are som other this. foexample, there's interl boundary question. that is where does this kursh area end and whe do these... does the resof the country pick u that is, where are the arab ars versus the kurdish areas. ere's a u.n. 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 tim

our society turns back to a point wher it rlize it is virtu of som savings. in the short term, tha constrainsur recovery, as we just discusd. in the medium and longer term it's positive for getting incomes risi again in this countr i think that y be a very good meum and longerterm result of this csis. >>ose: well, and man people make that point. i mean, the oblem ise've en a consumption socie rather than a vings society china has been a savings socty rather than a csumption society. th're trying to change in creating a $500 bilon stimulus so that they ca sell their stuff to tir own people rather than selling it to us. >> the savings rate in chi is often estimated ound 40%. we w't go to tha >> re: but that's changing, too. they're changing. >> well, they're trying >> rose: tir stimulus program is working. >> i know, but that dsn't necessarily reduce the savings rate. savings te is the private savings rate thati'm talki about. inny event? we were to move-- and i think we may well-- into a period where the country in general is saving more than it was. nothina's

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a claim that's been ceived with som skepticism. >> s far as myanmar is concerned they've got long way if th've got any sort of technical capacity t research and to make nuclear weapons, let alone aeapon th could be deliverable. >>eporter: both north krea and myanmar have represents here. hey've meeting with membersof asean regional forum including the united stas and china on thursday. but asean's pocy of noninterference, tre's little hopehe underlying issues wil be resolved at this meeti. but one cuntry thatan make a differee in dealing th nth korea and myanmar is refusingo talkublicly about the issue. is a key player at ts meeting. >> so what have you said about rth korea? >> reporter: the u.s. absence ensuring the bushdministration h influenced ina's influence the regions. the u.s. has skipped this meeting twi in the past thr years. but washington nowants to make it clear tha its keen to make up lost grnd in asia. clinton has embraced the asn regional foru stngthening u.s. ties aemphasizing the importae of train with the ain ten-member group. for aseans whoremain relevan thoug it h

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so lot of those records that smokey got credit for, hits, i had som better hits that didn't get out.they were in the can because ople were justad, they got mad at me. they wer on smokey. tavis: that's yr story and you're stickingo it. >> that's right. tas: as nick tells the story -- >> i want toay about nick and val, they were at t and their first rord that they came in, i believe iwas the marvin gaye record marvin and tammy and their record jt won has down. but they were incredible. tavis: he tells the story wha scared him waso that meeting that you describe aboutruth, right before he got up, they had voted down a numberf other records. th person before him was smey. on that particular day, smokey's record t voted down. heaid that was it for him a val. he kw he was in trouble. he played the record an y'all toohim in and the rt is history. ey started writing hits for mown. >> they we awesome because their record was so stron and theyere just great all the way. in fact, they we single-handedly responsib for diana ross' single career. they wrote the wle alb. those peopl they were aweso

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>>> tonight o"worldfocus" -- >>> as newave of violence rocks afghanistan, som of america's allies are debating their role onhe r. should the stay, and at what cost and lives? >> in britain, the owing spread of the swine flu triggering a sort ofifferent debate. how helpful would it be to close scols? it's a gd question for this cotry when flu sean returns. >>> in asiasecretary of state hillary clinton raises questions to north kor as auclear threat. video games. >>> and a sad tale from cairo. ce reveredby thencient egtians. today the lives of cats a far different and often fill with abuse. >>> from the worl's leading reportersnd analysts, here is what is hpening from around the world. this is "worldfos." >>> made possible,n par by theollowing funders -- >>> good evening. i'mmartin savidge. 's been the deadliest month for u.s. troops in afghanistan since the war there started near eight years ago. and today in t eastern part of that country in thecity of rdez, taliban militantss, some firing rkets and assault rifles and suici bombers launched a highly ohestrated late-morning attack. a s

and som are nowsaying mybe even higr than that. despe the fact tha the white house hahoped to -- the stimulus would hold it t8%. so that number is becoming a very tough numbernd it scares people. becae it's a number the understand. then you look at forecloures. another thing consume get. 300,000 month. the scond quarter of his yer broke all rcords in istory. and so the unemploymt and the foreclosuresre now feeding oneanother. the forlosures that we're seeing now are not th people who are czy and bought the big house theycouldn't afford. these are people who e losing their jobs, who hd 30-yar fixe ortgages. so that'scaring consers. syou have consumer onfidence down. so they don'tshop. you got this whole cycl is stl out thee. and the growth nubers, the white house had hoped for that were pretty healthy, now t looks as tugh those nubers aren'really going to com true. gw: they look ike pie in the sky always? >> not always. buthey are now. >> and that's it. was preside obama right to have that confence - that rosy set ofprojections and

thbanks hate it and som of tm were vey sympathetic and i dn't notice anyprofiles of courage of people coing up with olutions to the deficit when the chrman of the fed offered the oprtunity for em to giveit. >> when does the chrman think the exit strategwill be need? e we getting closeto the en or arewe to t point where they can pull back so of theieasy money on policie i don't think from what he said this week,i don't think hethinks we're anywhere near that. the receson could be about to end, meaning the ecnomy may b closto the point were it stops hrinking and starts to grow again. but the fd's forecast is unemployment will rein very high, 9.%, 1% for another year and a half, twoyears. he thinks they have long tim to go before ey have to start lling back and wants to resure people they n do it when they want to. is it our impression that we've seen him a lot lately, bernanke,ut in public and doing lot of talking? is that typical for a fed hair and he said the point s coming up, obvously, at the end o -- being nextyear, is there any elationship there, campaigning fr anoter term? >> it'

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because i thihink that relative to corporate bonds and relatative to theeturns that you can get from som decent dividedend yieldg stocks, i thk the 3. in u. treasusury bonds, it's nottnecessary to inst there. remember, the bondnds rallied a ton n because of the factt that they we a flight to ququality. and i i think that asterisk premiums decreasee little bit,t that c could put treasasuries ur pressure a almostore than the threat of inflation. remembmber, we'r basicallyly rh back around to where the yieiel was there bk in october. and the eity market is in the same place. sof you like equities, they' a better b that treasusury pep. >> charlie,o on, stick u for your tasuries friend no, i can n see whe the comments are coming frfrom. to me,e, the biggest concern yo face att this point in t timeis ally whether the econonomy is gogoing to gn traction. the marke are taking a binary view of thearkets at th poin the mamarket is sort of flickerg betweethose twtwo. whatt's having difficicult dedeeming with isis this stabililization,ery low grgrowt very l low inflation scenario. that environment i

i'llilling to list and hav muilateral instincts andhat pls well in som places an nowell in oers. >>harlie: factor thatn with the addition and pakistan and the region younow well >>al the pointsou both hit on but when i look at a place like pakistan and afghanistan and there's aegional approh, i'm not sure i've seen what that mes yet. in afghastan we have troops going on and the operion going on and the pistanis said they've lined troops along the rder. i don'know how many troops or what good th has done but i ba. approachs and how it's done. >> i wt to add one thing on afanistan that's the policy has sprised me. i'm surpris at how the president has embraced the war infghanistan by upping the ante there andenting 1700 additional tops and asking congress for me money and getting it. he'sade afghanistan obama's war and during the mpaign he regarded it as a good war distinct fromraq which is a d war and this is a difficult situation when you throw i pakistan and i don't bieve that this psident had to brace afghanistan as fmly has he could have walked awa or set a ti limitut he has fo

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down in southwestern virginia, a lot of clouds there and som precipitation. forecast for today, very similar to what it has been for the most of this week becoming mostly sunny, mild afternoon temperatures and comfortable humidity levels again today. high about 83 degrees. tomorrow is when we'll see the highs in the mid- to upper 80s with a chance of showers, thunderstorms, hot and humid conditions as well. >> thank you, tony. >> let's check in with julie wright and see what is happening in traffic land. >> good morning. not a lot choking right now. we find on friday mornings that the commute is a lot lighter than usual. kids are out of school so they sneak out of town, do that thee- day weekend thing. can't say i blame them. light traffic volume to and from the wilson bridge. you will find yourself at speed as you work your way 395 north of took street headed up towards the 14th street bridge. light traffic volume on the beltway between the springfield interchange and 66. top side of the beltway at peed leaving new hampshire avenue into silver spring. 270 so

he is the sessions s stae e on sotomayor, i is a abo his own enda more than it is s som chance of raisingletitima esesons about her or deraiaili her nomination?? >> f fstst, have not talked to the senator a aut this,s,o i i not going t get io o dening his s tetentns. i think republican, , in aouou acace. jeff sessions, mitch m mcconllll leader o oththe rty, and cornyn head of the committee,e, t b bas reasass.s. one hand, the basese oththe rty wants a very strtrong seseo be ma against sotomayor. ey believe some of thehe statements she madadinin t past, about -- froroththe gislating om the bench, the wisese linino remark we'e' m madso much of. these are things that t fundamentally disquauafyfy h. on the other hanand,ohohn rnyn, ununrstands, it does not l loo good for someone whoho h a as you've listeteththe tings, very qualieieratings. hispspan w wom for the republican p partyo o out attatackg.g. inhehend, they're very likelely nototo w that argument, excusese mebebeuse you've got 52 senanate seats for democrats, a andt't's goinintoto aenate the hispanic te from the republicanan ptyty. >>ve