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if u look at uneployment, 're still shedding ha a million jobs a week. and there's something wrong wi the jobless numbers. something that eveneconomists can't quitfigure out. the unemloyment rateis not having in a way tt they expect. even theederal reserve has been a little uzzled by it. and then you look at foreclosures. gwen: i heard todayhe unemployment re was up to 15% in miigan. >> and double digs in a numbeof states. and nionally, it's goi to go at leastto 10%. and someare now saying maybe even highethan that. despitthe fact thathe white house had ped to -- te stimulus would hold it at 8%. so that number is ecoming a very tough nuer and it scares people. cause it's a number tey understand. then you look t foreclosures. another thing consurs get. 300,00 a month thsecond quarter o this year broke allrecords nhistory. and so th unempyment and th forecloses are now feeding e another. the foreclosures that we're seeing now are nothe people who are cra and bought the big house they uldn't afford. ese are people who ar losing their jobs, ho ad 30-year xed

google is looking at netoks as a oppornity down t road but this isn't anhing until 2011, 2012 at the earliest. >> i totally agree with u. it's joe. thsmartphones have evolved into the technology of tay, 2009. when you look at the operati systems, it seemis is where thtenology is not based on 200. -- 20 09. at google doing advantagus to everyone, includi microsoft where th'll look at what they haven't tried and brg it uto 2009 technology vels? >> yeah, that's a great point. ifou look at what we're seeing with smartphones todaythat's one of theeasons apple isn't getting involved in netbooks hone. this is essentially our veion of the netboecause it does evything all the other netbooks do and then some. google is playing the groundwork, trying to put a lot this erational capability as far as operating systems are concerned into t cloud, on the web,hat's good for google, the more people who go on the web will search on googl aleast that's the conventiol wisdom at googl i dot thinmicrosoft is sitting still, though. i think that when u look at what google isoing today, it is notuca stretch to believe thiss exactly what micros

. >> if you look at all the economic analysis that's bn ú done, ev the vernment's ow ú analysis, it'st's not being affected by the futures market, it's being affected by fundamental supply and demand characteristics. >> but craig, when you see oil go from 147 in july down to almost $30 a barrel, i mean, demand for oil hasn't fallen to 1/5 of what it was back last july. there has to be -- the moves are so exaggerated based on how much demand has shifted there's got to be something elsen the mix, don't you think? >> i don't tnk so. i ink if you look athe vt ú majority of energy market research and anasis what you see , you know, conrn over ú thglobal recsion, lessened demand for energy as a consequence of that, and these fundamental factors. again, if you look at the empirical evence and if you look at the economic analysis, nothing supports the idea that speculators are driving prices in futures markets. >> rick, do you agree with that? >> well, i like to keep things simple. you know, craig, i've been scouring the floor looking at trading cards, and i find a lot of them that have the b

conversation is on between the phillies and the jays but it still doesn't look like@@úúú >> let'sok around the majors, nationals in an in a rain delay and ryan zimmerman has dropped the home run. his second in two games. mets 3-1 lead on the astroses they play the bottom third inning and placed gary sheffield on the dl the latest member of the mets to go on the dl we hamstring injury and david ortiz rocked a three-run home run and thrown out the next time up. >> with that we say hello and thank you for stayed tuned to espn. alongside kevin conners i'm reischea candidate to help you stay current with the highlights and scores and of course roy halladay leading all the talk as we approach tuesday. >> the trade deadline the blue jays have set and the 31st is the major league trade deadline and we talked do you mortgage the future for the present. that's the situation in front of the philadelphia phillies right now. one day after striking out ten, in a no-decision the roy halladay trade rumors continued and phils mentioned that's frontrunners but angels and dodgers have entered the di

if u look at. team, it's goingto tak well over year for this to come to fruitio with is deal. if i'm working as enginee for hoo! n, what's my future? >> charlie: that's losin talent is big issue. and building o the old. >> whois onef the most talented people at microsoft, the one they talk is qi lu the guy w came fro yahoo! nt to microsoft yahoo! he'she technology ader that bright guy who is leading microsoft sech. >> charlie: wt abo aol? what's going to hpen tool? >> so, i thinkol is a great example here. because you'vegot tim armstrong who came from goog now the c.e.o. of aol he took what is a hobbled coany, and is taking it in a new directi away from the sweet spot that ggle or yahoo! omicrosoft already dominated. he's hiring hundds of journalistjournallistshich as you knowrom your politico piece at very, very valuable assets. is kind of crete eighting not just one part his busiss creating this sort of new newsstanonline. is doing lot of intesting things. why didn'tcarol parts do that? why didn't she double wn, u camake argument that ultimately she hadto do something becae

looking a lot of things. hopefully you talked to your godchild who isan nra meber. u can assimilate youriew of what america is all about when it comes toecond amendment. on thing i want you to know that russ feingold d lndsey graham reached the same conclusion a that speaks strong ofthe secondmendment ecause we don't reach the same concluson a lot. i want to you realizehe fundamental right of the scond amendment i important to people throughout e countryhether you own a gun or not. and it is one of t things that when you look at, i think you wil find that amera, unlike oter countries has a uque relationship to the second amendment. today, kalid shei mohammed is appearing in ailitary tribunal at guantanamo bay and will be appearing bere a judge and there is a miliry lawyer and prosutor. and i havebeen an advocatend member of the legal commity for over years. to america and the rld who may bewatching this, i have notng butreat admiration and respect r thoseen and women who serve in our jge advocate corps who will be given the obligation by ouration to rder justice again

as scott gurvey explai, if you're an instor looking to interpret bank results, u need to look athe fine. >> reporter: goldman sac will behe first out of the block when t big banks begin reportg second quarter earngs on tuesday. it may well set the toneor the week. ll street prognosticators ha been upping forecasts r goldman's second quarter. althoughxpectations for ldman and others are low on historical basis goldman shares have in 10% in the la three months. ashwani ul says a goldman disappointment could upsethe entirearket. >> it's kind of an infction point, like, show us what yo have now. and i ink if financial really disappoint extremely tthe down side thequity markets are at vere risk, especially financial stocks. financial stks, especially in the last three month some of them arep 200%, 300%, 400%. >> reporter:ut each individual bank will have its own story this quarter, dependinon which took or id back tarp funds, and how they raised capita banks with aive trading operions are expected to profit from market volatily. those with capal market exposure will benefifrom the stp yield

and then if u look at the top fi industries that you've gotten money from in campaign coributions, pharmaceuticalsealth care products, $26,000, lobbyists are next with $20,000. why shouldn't the amican public believeou've been unduly influenced from themoney you've g from the health care indury? >> if you wao subscribe that view, u can. i think myecord is clear in trying to call them as i see that. i opposed the par "d" premium expansion which was strongly supported by the pharmaceutica industry. i have oosed a number of iniatives that have been broughtorrd by the medical societies relative funding the doctor fi which had been strongly supported by thos groups so i thin my records pretty balanced, but what i don't want to see is us destroy the ability of the american peopl to choo their docr and to able t obtain health care in a balanced and effective way you don't haveo, as i said, nationalize the syst to accomplish the goal of covering unind. in fact, i p o a proposal that does exactly that as have a number of other republicans. we all want coverage f everybody. we jt don't want too it hang the

and the al shepherd tape you play, jim love talks about this, u look back onthe earth you see this infitelyestruible thing that just floats in this fantasticly stile environment of space. unless you've been tre, you dot get a sense of how fragile and how perfect the earth i and how easilit can be broken. you don'get a sense o how small it is. you don't t a sense of how everything that ever happened in human history is contained o th tinylue dot. you go to space, you get that. >> rose: president obama's is said to be reconsidere everything >> he is reconsidering everything, ye and my conce is that he will recoider to the point of unplugging it. i have a feeling, if i were predicti, i have a feeling what we wl do will be to continue a lunar program. there's a very pragmatic reason. it ia huge jreator. whenhey began... when ey put out help wand cal for the new constellation spacecrafor the new orion orbiter the were 600 sps and i think was lockheed, forg the name of which contraor is doing it, ey got 30,000 applications for 600 spots. it's a b stimuluso that part of privatendustry. and i think

even here inew york if u look at n.y.u.medical veus columbia presbyterian versus other hospitals in the city, let alone those hospitalselative to mass general or stamford, there are dramatic fferences. so for example at n.y.u. medical last sñr months of life on average medicare benefiaries are spending 31 days in the hospital at n.y. medical, only 1 days at so fordedical. rose: why is there a difference? >> i think variation is greatest whene have least... the least idea as to what should happen. so there's nothat much variation in... i don'tnow, in adminiering an aspirin or be blocker when somne is admitted to t hospital with a heart tack. a lot more variation in h we eat back pain ornee pain or whatave you. we ao have a paynt system that wl acmmodate or facitate just doing mor rather than doing wt's best. who wod want to spend more time in the hospital than was necessary? who would want to ha a unnest tests donef they're not imoving the outcomeand then the question is how youet at at. >> rose: go ead. >> ithink the wa you get a at is health i.t. so that you can really srt msuring and

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>>everend chris buice says he's hea that kind of language before >> if u look at the history of likeituations like irwanda in 1994,he talk radio was a big part of leading to t nditions that created a genocide. the hutu rio disc jockeys would call the tutsi cockroaches. thers the sense that these aren'tuman beings. you kn, they're not human beingsith children or grandchildn. these are cockroaches. and when you hear in talk rao that liberals are il, that they are traitors, tt they are godless,hat they are on the side of e terrorist-- that's ha language. you don't negotiate with evi people. you n't live icommunity with people you consider toe trairs. >> millions of americans tunin right-wing talk radio every day. rory o'connor is media critic and liberal himself who's written a book on shock-talks. he says not alof these broadcasters use violent language. but they do all share predilecon for outrage. and, hsays, they're all practically addicted t constant cranking up that outrage. >> here's the real pblem. whenou shock somebody, if you come back the nextime and you ply the same stimulus

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the 37-year-d armstrong, who's currently in thirdplace, wins his eigh tour de francrs now, if u take a looke jerseys,ou'll see kazakh ms corporation, which is e governmentwn mals and mining company. arastana the government owned airline is on the sleeves. and on the side of the jerseys that stands for the eurasian natural resources corporation. they also own kazmunaygas kazakhstan's gas coany, the railway,nd kazpos which is the national mail serve.a >> i have lot of questions. >> it's hard toigure out exactly howazakhstan is going ch in if armstrong finish with the yellow jery in a couple weeks. >> that was one of them. >> astana doesn't fly from fans ought capital city and if armstrong winds i'm pretty sure they'll be playing the a.m. anthem of the united states. at least it will be good for some publicity. you remember kazakhstan backed off their threat to sue sacha baron cohen for his portrayal of the country in "borat." it certainly made the nation a household name. >> i've got a lot of questions. first of all, what do they hope to gain from this? >> i don't know. i'm not sure. >> and t

raising this week on sarah's attempto deroy capitalism -- i know you took a look at se of those shots because i sent them to u, hn. >> i have to say, i ha not, but i'm looking hem right now. i thin she's going to do h own work because she's going to make a lot of money. i know this is a controversy between her and levi, but she has the ability to ma a lot of ca veryrapidly. >> and that's what he said she was to do. a very strong rponse from palin'sspokeswoman should weet dignified now and bring in david brooks? you wrote about this thisweek. john, taket away from here >> da you talked about e loss of dignity in public life in t these sndals. let me read, fist, mark sanfors press conference. here was a guy lking any sense of resonance. then, the deat of michael jan, then sarah palin, a woman who aspires to a high public role, b is unfamiliar with the traits constancy. tell me abouthatyou think has produced that? >>irst, i've got to get on norah's list. ifou go back through history, people had rules -- george washingtonad a list of rules how to be a dignified person. some are st rules of liteness. rough st ofam

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take another look for n those e u wanghin hithe city and west of town things are pretty quiet. derek, we will keep an eye on the storms but for the time being no warnings in effect. i will be back with another look in a few minutes. >> tony pann, you warned us yesterday. >>> on to our other top stories. redskins ready to hit the grid iron. >>> two police officers on paid leave tonight after a shootout that killed a man. >>> also, we have a verdict and it is guilty. >>> i'm audrey barnes. a judge finds banita jacks guilty on 11 counts of murder and child cruelty. the bodies of the girls ages 5 to 16 were found in their rented home during what should have been a routine eviction. the judge said everyone who saw the scene agrees they had been dead for months. prosecutors michele jackson saying they are pleased with the verdicts but it won't erase the horror of how the kids died. >> it was inflicted upon her own children. >> can't bring these kids back and you can't undo what the last moment of their -- the last month of their lives were like. >> reporter: jacks is facing life in pr

if you look at u 6 numbers and discouraged workers, i think it's already 16%. we are already there and have been there for a long time. i have to agree that i don't think the recession is over and you are looking at a consumer that is not perfecting anything. you have to be short the transports and csx is one of those. looking for about 62 send cents a share. you talk about the pricing power, but will they be able to raise price fist they can which is a big if anyway. will that make up for the decline in freight traffic. >> financials trade. you agree on the yield curve and in terms of spreads, we have been seeing that for a while and your point is that trade may be coming to an end. >> it definitely might be, but it has a little bit of leg left. the last time they crushed earnings because the funding costs lended at a much higher rate. that continue was even more so than it was the period before. the earnings will be good and i want to be along there. we will see pop with earnings and here's where you have to be nimble. people who are smarter than us will say

u-2. i'm looking for prices to go down. >> where the streets have no name. kelly grant. >>> microsoft and yahoo have finalized a partner deal they hope will make you rethink the way you search the web. they're hoping to mount a real challenge to google. yahoo has agreed to used microsoft's new search engine bing. once millions of yahoo users check out bing it will break the habit of using google. in return yahoo gets most of the ad revenue. the company spent about a year and a half firming up the deal. >>> more than a billion apps have been downloaded for the iphone. they rejected google voice. for one reason it kpeecompetes services from at&t. it lets users access multiple phones from a single number. it also provides text versions of voice messages. despite the rejection, google and apple remain tight. so tight regulators are always looking for any sign of anticompetition trade practices. >>> the first e-commerce store is open for business. 1-800-flowers.com features a link to make shoppers make purchases while remaining on facebook. you have to type in al

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