but these sht-term-trading eas are not contrary to longer-term stock opinns issued by thfirm, and so they're nodoing anything wrg. think out it like this. if you go to vegas and spenden thousanducks gambling, you're gonna get a free room. spend a hundred cks, well, good lk with that. don't get me wrong, there e plenty of reons to be outraged at goldman sachs. start with the ten billion ty got from the government ght before reportingheir richest quarrly profit in history. just don blame them for doing what allusinesses do, providg extra services to their best clients. >> the blue chip index rose 37 points while theasdaq addethree points. to lrn to learn more about thstories in tonig's broadcast, to watch our streaming video and take part in oudaily blog, go to "nightly business report" on pbs.org. you can also email us at nbr@pbs.org. susie: and finally there we 10 million vicms of identity tht last year. the tion's chief banker was one of them. ben bernanke a his wife were viims of an elaborate identityraud ring that stole more tha$2 million from people around the country. the crime

said thfirm may face continuing weakness inurope. now, let's take a look at me other stocks ithe news tonight. and those arthe stocks in the news tonight, susie. >> susie: ul, the cash for unkers program is making a u turn. sales fell 15% last ek, according todmunds.com the car shopping website. edmonds predicts sales wildrop even more ov the next few wes. industry experts bieve shoppers intested in "cash for clunkers" have aeady participated in the prram and ambivalent consumers are steering away. well, despite th prediction, genel motors is boosting oduction at several of its factories. encouraged bhigher sales from the "cash for clunkers" progm. the automaker ys it will build ,000 more vehicles than planned fothe third and fourth quarters. two g.m. vicles, the chevy malibu and the chevyobalt have been popul with consumers participatinin the gornment's rate program. since last monthdealers have reported shortagesf both. the move will ing more than 1,30laid-off workers in the us and canada back to t assembly lines. a plant in ohio l

he formed thfirm of gwathm see gull and sociates with robber see gull in 1968. ler wksnclude the 1992 editi to new york's guggenheim museum and the restoratioand expax of the arand ahitecture buding at yale, hisalma ter. over the years he a -- appearedn this program a number of times. here is a look at somehose nversations. >> where do you put architecture opinions how do you define what an architect does. >> i think architecture as frank lloyd wright said apprriately is the mother art. it's holtic. it affects all our lives both subconsciously a cociously. it is abouthe environment, the man-made environment. d that when you think about it, people who travel who take lods trips actually gto places t see buildings, experience architecture. so i believets impact upon the conscis and the perseptll parametersf one's existenceis total. so when we talk about why we nt to be an arctect, i think are affecng not only whatoesn today in art,ut what willo on in the future. >> we're goingo see me, a whole series of things that you have ne, some slides. but after pnsylvania ho