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this is "nightly busines report" for thuray, july 9. ightly business report" is made possible b this program was me possible byontributions to your pbs station from viewers like yo thank you. 7//& >> susie: goodvening, everyone the coast is clear foreneral motors to get out bankruptcy, tomoow morning. g.m.'s stint in chapte11 was a record: st 39 days, much icker than expected. the autoker is still working tonight on finaling details to sell most of its assetto a new company. that new and improveg.m will be leaner and greener and it biggest sharehder will be the s. government. diane eastabrook has more on the road ahead r the new g.m. >> reporter: a mh smaller and hopelly nimble general motors eers its way into an increasingly cpetitive global to market. gone are lgard brands hummer, saab, saturn, and pontia more than 2200 employees. 1,0 dealers and more than a dozen plants. what remains are the cheolet, cadillac, buick, andmc brands. re than 68,000 employees and 4,100 dealers. but deite the streamlining, g.m. has accomplished in bankrup

thuray, existing home sales for june and wkly jobless claims. iday, a final look at july nsumer sentiment. also next week, quartey results from 3-m, ape, a.t&t, boeing, caterplar, coca-cola, dea airlines, ford motor, merck, microsoft and u.p. >> paul: my guest maet monitor is week is gary motyl, chief investment officerf the templeton global equity oup. ry, welcome back to the n.b. >> pleasure to be here, ul, thank you. >> paul: now, you take a valuoriented approach to global iesting. what's yr current opinion on the worldarkets? >> we think the world markets are sll underlued and do fer good potential over the xt one to three to five years. paul: a bull? >> a bull but n an outragus bull. >> paul: oh, ok. are the economic smulus programs worki here and abroad? >> in the united state stimus programs haven't kicked in yet. we'reeeing more evidence inteationally that some of the programs are havg an effect, particularlyn china. long-term, that' something that we'll monitor. i would note thaunemployment rates are still fairlyhigh across the world an

we choose the moon.org does not go ontineun l thuray but it isalready got a pretty impressive display. >>> the site will track the apollo mission in realtime starting with the anniversary of the liftoff at 9:32 thursday morning. it is all sponsored by the john f kennedy presidential library. we have a link to the site at www.wusa9.com. just click on water cooler and while you're there check out the history beat link for more on those moon landings. snflt just a few minutes ago nasa decided once again to put off the latest trip to space. engineers scrubbing the launch of the shuttle "endeavour" because of thunderstorms once again hanging around there. right now nasa deciding whether to try tomorrow, or wednesday. now when "endeavour" lifts off it will dock with the international space station and the astronauts will offload and install a film piece of the giant japanese space lab. >>> >>> okay tony what is the deal man. what is with the thunderstorms all over the place. >>> it is a rare day in florida 11 you don't get thunderstorms in the -- >> in the summertime. >> it is almost the sa

bet are chance on thuray afternoon and thursday night. gets a little steamier by thursday with a high temperature of 90. we'll cool it down as we get into the weekend. saturday look great. partly to mostly sunny and 83. so this is a very quiet weather pattern. we'll take it. the tropic are quiet too. >>> i'm going to do the best i can solo here. it is time new to ask the weather buy. >> just like the president, the show must oo n. >> the show must go on. i'll do the best i can. we put our big heads together to answer your most pressing questions, weather-related or otherwise. this is a very strange question. i think this is the first time we've get ain't question from somebody that is in a hotel. today's question is from frankie j.. he is staying at some kind ritzy hotel. yeah, yeah, so the jonas brothers are in town. could that be j for yoko ono as. of a got somebody special in to we are your question. who could that be? >> hey! >> oh, my goodness. >> he is here this morning. >> well part of me is here. i went to the jonas brothers conce

of the day that y wll do what you think is best, that you hve courage anthat you will be fair come thuray, i think i'll know more about that. good luck. >> thank you. all right. i just note so we make sure we're all doing theame thing, mr. strada was nominated when the republicans were in charge of the senate and was not gin a hearing by the republins. he was g a hearin whe the democrats took bk the majority in the senate anthen hwas given a haring and told that's how t number of questions were submitteto him by both republicans an democrats and before i could be set for a vote on the floor, we swered thosequestions. he declined to-he may have been dtracted by an offer of a very --very high-paying law firm, but don'tknow, but h was -- he wa not given a hearing when the republica were i charge. he was given a hearing when the democrats we in charge. >> ii may, mr. chairman, nce you ght it up. >> senator sessions. >> we had seven attemptso bring him up for a final vote d that was blocked. think i spoken his beha more than any other senator and iemember that well. and i do feel like it was a