thanyou so much for the tip. thanyou so much, art, for coming on the prram. >> susie: myuest tonight: art hogan chief market analyst a jefferies and coany. >> paul: he depot's second quter earnings fell 7% as it cut costs to offset ak sales. excluding item the home- imprement retailer earned 64 cents a share, beang wall street'sxpectations. home depot also ised its outlk for the full-year as its tol number of transactions in the u.s. increased year-over year for the fir time in five yes. sales small items increased but homeepot says consumers are still luctant to spend ney on major renovations. >> sie: hewlett packard also reported better thanxpected quarterlearnings after the bell today. excluding items hparned 91 cents a are, a penny better than analysts expected. revenue r the world's largest maker of personal computs fell 2% to 27.5illion. sales of printer supplie computers and coorate hardware ardown. buhp sees some improvements in its consumer pc buness. anpaul, looking ahead, the company expects to ear$1.1

thanyou. t 7//& >> susie: good eveningveryone. people didn't ea more money in ly, but they spent a bit mor and economists wcomed the news. the small pop in snding, just 0. is thanks to the "cash for clunkers" program. personal income waunchanged last month accordi to a report today from theommerce department. the big question now iwhether frugal consumers will ep spending, even when th government'stimulus programsnd. scott gurveyeports. >> reporr: it was quiet today at the hyundai dealershiin jersey city. when you d beneath the heline that said consumer spending was up in jul you quickly discer that without the cash for clunkers progra spending was fla in fact, spending on nonurable goods decled for the month indicating tt consumers buying cars c other spending to keep within their budget. ecomist julia coronado believes that behavior wil continue. >> there much less willing to spend freely. everything is pland out and carefuy executed so i think we are ablutely in a new normal and i dot know how long that will last. buit will def

thanyou. >> susie: good evening everyone. thnation's unemployment rate fell forhe first time in a year, and esident obama said today that the wst of the recessiomay be over. the labor departmenteported that americabusinesses cut 247,000 bs in july, the slowespace since last august. e unemployment dropped slightly to 9.4%. prident obama welcomed the news aa sign that the economy is impving, but cautioned that more work needs to be ne to reach full recovery. >> as far as i'm concernedwe will not hav a true recovery long as wee losing jobs, and we w't rest until every ameran that is looking for work can find a job. have nooubt that we canake these chans. >> susie: here in neyork, we talked wh people still waiting for the change the presint is promising. scott gurveyet with some new yorkers today to find ouabout their job huntg efforts. >> rorter: in spite of today's employment rort, there wasn't much in the way of exuberanc irrational or otherwise, at e offices of h.rspecialist adecco group. jobseeker julisantana says not much h

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thanyou for youtime. what was ilike for you servi alongside ted kennedyn the senate?enjed my serce with them -- th him. he is the senator who wald down the aisle and had lunch wi me when my wife and i first came to washinon. i worked withim on leslation, though he was a democrat and i was a republican. we usually voted the same way, and we became close friends. i knew his brother, the president, john f. kennedy and had an office next to robert kennedy. i knew the knedy's pretty well. in later year i've got to know ted kennedy even more than the others. >> tell me how you worand his work intertwined, given that you were a republican and he a liberal democrat >> tech was alws interested in alth care. i was prarily interesd in hoing for the poor. on many other issues, voting rights act, civil-rights act, poverty, all those issues, and even on forgn pyolol issues as well as domestic, y would find us generally voting in theame way. >> thank you for your service and yourime, und these difficult momts, to talk abo your friendship th the late, grea edward kennedy. i appreate

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john, thanyou so much for coming othe program tonight. >> thankou. >> my guest tonight jo kilduff of mf global. >> paul: home foreclures and rtgage delinquencies are hittg new highs. the mogage bankers association today reporting a record3% of mortgages we in foreclosure or at least one payme past due during the secd quarter. and the mix of problemoans is channg. foreclosures on subpri adjustable-ratmortgages actual fell this spring, while the nuer of prime fixed-rate foreclosures re. prime loans accounted r one in three foreosures in q-2. the mortgage banke say that reects the toll of job losses on home loan defaults. >> paul: there's a sayg among invests: so goes trucking, so goes the ecomy. that's because trucks carr70% of the manuftured and retail goods around the country. the industry is typically amg the first toenefit from a pick-up in csumer demand. erika miller lookst whether the road ahe is bumpy or bright. >>eople now are moving into gger places, finally. and they're moving io homes again finally and en businees are finding bigger office sce because they're getting good de

. >> thanyou. tavis: i askedhether you were ill living in the city, and you said iried.t did you mean by th? >> i attempted to mve to north lanes august 25, 05, -- i attempted to move t new orleans augu 25, 25, and my goal is to attempt to moveback there somime soon, but i feel like i am wondering nomad, trying bring attention and awareness them. itav: what you make of being in love with the citand culture in the music, going there for days and e storm runs y out? >> asign perhaps. it is such an incrediblelace, and arrivinghere in the nsity of the summer, it s its own atmosphere and 5. i think en i got the last bus out of houston and we were driving away, lot of us wondered if we would ever see agin. the was such tensionhat we wod ner see your veins, that it would be sunk in 20 feet of water, and it camelose. tavis:hat do you make of the sl pace of rovery? it is n longer a wasteland, but people uld argue tt the recovery is sti slow. >> obviouslythere is a lot o blame that went on with the evious administration. i think the problem is wh things happen, theres a lot of att

thanyou. once again, livfrom washington sitting in for gwen ifl this week, pete willams of nbc news. pete: good evening. when membe of congress hd home fothe summer, their meetings with constuents are seldom ahot ticket. they're tpically quiet gatheringsith pernial quesons about cutting taxes and fixing potholes. but not ths summer. it's been hardto tell the teevised town hallmeetings on health carfrom reruns of jey springer. president obamaas responded by pushing extra ha for wt he says will be thlargest reform effort ever for health care with three town halls jt this week in nw hampshire, monta, and colorado. and epecially cntroversial provision is sething called end of life couseling. the rumors andthe questions ve been putting lawmakers on the defensi. >> he democrats tell us all the time that 's the right of every american to have health care. yet it eems this obama plan will systematically deny those rights to certainroups like the eldey. >> we shouldnot have a gornment program that dete

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thanyou. >> reporter: three years later, senator ted kennedy would come here to tell his father the presidentthe water, at every stage of life, the kennedys sailed. on nantucket sound they found adventure testing their boats and themselves. none more so than ted kennedy. this man crewed for him in races and fun. >> he loved racing. ñ out on that boat for two, three hours and it would just iigorate him. >> reporter: as the second generation of kennedys grew up, the family's familia rhythm of great joy and great sorrow would continue at the cape. senator kennedy walked caroline down the aisle, here with the pride that neither he nor jackie could contain. a decade later, anguish as he ceived the body of john jr., who crashed his plane into the waters off martha's vineyard. aftethe senator's cancer diagnosis, the sea would once again be his refuge. taking long sails on his beloved boat "maya" tonight she stands in silent salute to her captain who now has embarked on what he once called "the next great voyage." anne thompson, nbc news, hyannis port. >>> and depending on where you're watching this

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. >> thanyou. >>> the latest unemployment rate is expected to rise to around 9.6%. numbers will be released today. the good news in all of this, the latest numbers are expected to show the number of people losing their jobs is slowing indicating employers aren't firing as men people but they are not hiring right now either. white house spokesperson robert gibbs says president obama expects unemployment to climb to more than 10% before he with tart to see recovery. june's 9.5% unemployment rate was the highest in 26 years. >>> if you are oklo ing for a new job or if you are looking to hire, the job shop on e foto o start your search. just click ton the job shop lin at the top of the home page. you can check out listings aross the d.c. area. at #:00, we'll feature the job of the day. >>> an economic jolt for automakers will live to see another day at least for another month. the cash for clunkers program got the $2 bill wrong boost. the white house says the popular program would have ended today if it didn't get more money. it burned through the first bill wrong the f

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thanyou. >> talk of the receson ran into n doubts today.a new survey found cnsumer sentimenfell in early gust fothe second monthin a row. reuters and the universityof michigan report the findin, ting worries about scarce jobs and falling incom that ne followed yestday's vernment report that retai salefell in july. a all raised fresh ars on wall street since consumer spending accounts f two-thirds of the economy. the do jones industri average losmore than 76 poin today to close 9321. theasdaq fell more than 23 points to close at 1985. that put an e it a four-wee string of ins. the d was off ahalf a peent this week. e nasdaq fll .7. take sound up - britis other news today, two high- profi funerals drew thousands of mourners and onloers. eunice kenne shriver was remembered inyannis, massachusetts. the sisteof president kennedy and founder of the specl olympics died tuesday at t age of 88. today, r casket was carried in a processioled by special olyians as well-wishers lined the streets. nside, family and friends packed the chur, including shri

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thanyou. >> ifill: iras rulers faced wn new evidence of discontt today, as aass trial of opsition figures got under way. e accused were arrested in the aftermath of june's disputed psidential election. the declared nner of that vote, president mmoud ahmadinejad, was rmally endoed today by iran's supreme leader. marget warner has our lead story. >> warner: the trial of 10 peop accused of post-election violce began on saturday in tehran. but today, the wife of one former vice president hammad abtahi, chargedis televised+ confession had been coerced abtahi alled opposition leaders conspired to misrepresent the electi results as frdulent. >> ( translated ): the slogan of eating was a slogan that immediely came up after the election. i think th this change of stance was becausof (an understanding that e political elites, iluding myself, for a few days made a great miste and i sess that that mistake inflicted heavy blows tour country. warner: in her statement, abtahi's wife told he assocted press: another leading rormer, former dety interior minister mohammad atrianfarwas shown confesng the pro

thanyou. >> i think t gentlemen. mr. hunter? >> thank you for being here. this is a little difficult for me to be sitting here with you because frankly, the rules of engagement and what the military lawyers do on the ound floor guys lik me is make life hell, frankly. you make things very difficult and i would say some of the dod law with rules of engagement how w treat detainee's makes us kill more people because we do not want to capture them. i have seen havbeen have seen guys get detned we could not hold on to them according to the jag so we release them and then we kill them. i don't think you have to understand to research and point* that in fact, o buddy of mine that i served in fallujah who was in the fbi now, he was a jag and we have different types, but they make it very difficult. in afghanistan we had a jag with us 24/7. 24/7 watching the bad guys and we saw them doing bad things and the jag would say we could not do anything gourde day taye them and you have a three-star general relying on the it is '03 or '04 to give them a decision the general

thanyou to a four of you for excellent presentations. tony, you're going to have to go in a minute.u allow me just to pop one question to you. "new york times" onhe weekend drew the comparesonetween obama's dilemma,resident obams dilemma now and president lbj, johns, in vietnam, back in the '60s. i wonde whether you think that's appropriate given your experience in analyzing all of these wars and what do you do if you're president obama, if it is the right analogy? >> well, first, i hate historical comparison in count insurgency because they're alwayshosen in ways that rig the game. most of the time in counter insurgency you win quickly and brutally and the insurgency disappears it's only the bad cases that create t debates and they're all different enough so that when you do this, it's a sort of thing you might do in n op-ed piece which is, as we all know, the utter death of intellectualism. more seriously, however, the real issue for the president, i think is going to be ver simple. how on earth do you have a national security advisor who talks to a reporter for "the washington po

thanyou, tom. tonight at 5:00 p.m., vinny and flip saunders sit down for lunch with lindsey.>>> hi, everybody, it's tuesday. it's august 4th. we're so glad you're here with us. >> it's barack obama's birthday today. >> happy birthday, mr. president. partied a little over the weekend. a little basketball. >> yes. >> did better in bowling this time around. >> yes, he is. >> from a 129 to a 177. >> he's getting hot in the bowling ally. yes, he is. hi. >> oh. >> you know what, i wish i could have joined you -- >> joan rivers has a new show out and it is called "how did you get so rich." >> that's the title. >> that's the title. so she's recruited people from around the country, actually i love the stories, because you find people who came from nothing, or from something small and developed either a product or an idea into something big. >> like our kids yesterday. >> yes. >> absolutely. >> so we were in joan rivers' fouse, which by the way is quite ab. fabulous, unbelievable. >> meredith, rosanna and harry nd his wife andrea. and there's joan, we're all holding fake money. >> kat

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