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well, here's what ben bernanke said. >> will the federal reserve monetize this debt? >> the federal reserve will not monetize the debt. glenn: will not monetize the debt. we'll get to that here in just a second. first, charles, how are you? >> good. how is it going? >> good. charles payne, c.e.o. of wstreet.com, my favorite street. ok, charles, first let's explain, if i have common shares of stock, you know, this is a company, dirtbags are us, and my company is too big right now and i have to have more money. why do my shareholders not want dirtbags are us -- if i've got four shares here, and that is all that represents the whole pool of stock, why do they not the dirtbags at dirtbags are russ to issue another four shares? >> because you dilute the company and make the shares worth less. >> glenn: how much less? >> just like if you had a pizza and we have one for us, and it's great, but four friends come over and we have to cut it even smaller. it hurts the pie. glenn: if i'm a stockholder i'm like, no, no, don't just print up more shares because mine are worth less r
well, here's what ben bernanke said. >> will the federal reserve monetize this debt? >> the federal reserve will not monetize the debt. glenn: will not monetize the debt. we'll get to that here in just a second. first, charles, how are you? >> good. how is it going? >> good. charles payne, c.e.o. of wstreet.com, my favorite street. ok, charles, first let's explain, if i have common shares of stock, you know, this is a company, dirtbags are us, and my company is too big...
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ben bernanke said is is very likely the recession in the u.s. is over. in this program, we have heard confront -- we have heard from correspondents around the globe, from china were a massive stimulus program in place and to india where their economy is growing -- >> "bbc world news" is presentedfunding for this presentation is foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. and union bank. and " the bright star" a new film by jane campion. >> union bank has put his financial strength to work for a wide range of companies, from small businesses to make corporations. what can we do for you? >> he was a dreamer. >> i was floating above the trees. >> she was a realist. with every word he rode -- he wrote, inspired the romance that live on forever. >> i must warn you -- >> "bright star" from jane campion. campion.
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ben bernanke declared today that the recession is "very likely over." but the fed chief cautioned that the u.s. economy still is very weak and many americans will continue to struggle to find jobs. speaking at a conference in washington, bernanke explained that technical indicators show the recession has ended, but growth will return slowly. darren gersh reports. >> reporter: the recovery ben bernanke is looking for will be a moderate one. the fed chairman is expecting growth of around 2% to 3% next year and he says that math is not good for the unemployed. >> the arithmetic is that unless the economy grows significantly faster than its longer term growth rate, it will be relatively slow in creating jobs over and above those needed to employ people coming into the labor force and therefore the unemployment rate would tend to come down quite slowly. >> reporter: one year after the near collapse of the financial system, bernanke pointed to signs of stability today. but the debate over the failure of lehman brothers and the root cause of the crisis continu
ben bernanke declared today that the recession is "very likely over." but the fed chief cautioned that the u.s. economy still is very weak and many americans will continue to struggle to find jobs. speaking at a conference in washington, bernanke explained that technical indicators show the recession has ended, but growth will return slowly. darren gersh reports. >> reporter: the recovery ben bernanke is looking for will be a moderate one. the fed chairman is expecting growth of...
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but ben bernanke saywe shouldn't expe a robust recove. >>usie: today marks one year since the lehman broer's bankruptcy. so how's wall street doing n? we get some answers in tonight's "lesss from lehman." >>aul: investors put best buy shares on sale tod. the stock opped 5% as the electronics retailerosted a biggerhan expected drop in profits. >> susiemore people are staying unemployed longeand that's lving many americans with hard choice pay the mortgage or pay for alth care covera. >> paul: i'm paukangas. >> susie: and i'm susigharib. this is "nightly biness report" for tuday, september 15 "nightly business report" is made possib by: this program was made possib by contributns to your pbs station from viewers like yo thank you. >> susie: go evening, everyo. ben bernanke declared todathat the cession is "very likely over." but e fed chief cautioned that the u.s. economy still ivery weak and manamericans will continue to ruggle to find jo. speaking at a conference i washington, bernanke explaed that technical indicatorshow e recession has
but ben bernanke saywe shouldn't expe a robust recove. >>usie: today marks one year since the lehman broer's bankruptcy. so how's wall street doing n? we get some answers in tonight's "lesss from lehman." >>aul: investors put best buy shares on sale tod. the stock opped 5% as the electronics retailerosted a biggerhan expected drop in profits. >> susiemore people are staying unemployed longeand that's lving many americans with hard choice pay the mortgage or pay for...
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ben bernanke's wife's purse was stolen at a coffee shop last year. >>> president obama is getting help combat this water flow from a beloved character. the government is preparing for an increase in the h1n1 virus. they are saying people should not alarmed, just prepared. the new campaign is starring elmo. >>> pregnant women and children under the age of two, as well as people with health problems are more at risk during the h1n1 flu. >> they live together, eat together, party together. students at fraternities and sororities know that they're on the front lines of getting the swine flu. the question is, what are they doing to protect themselves? it is like any other afternoon at pi kappa alpha. guys crammed, using the same things at a drinking out of the same cups. his life at a fraternity, at exactly housewife flute is spread. >> i am concerned, because of one person gets it, we are all probably going to get it. >> the flu has affected students from at least 17 college campuses. so far, this campus has no reported cases. students are doing all they can to keep it that way. >> student
ben bernanke's wife's purse was stolen at a coffee shop last year. >>> president obama is getting help combat this water flow from a beloved character. the government is preparing for an increase in the h1n1 virus. they are saying people should not alarmed, just prepared. the new campaign is starring elmo. >>> pregnant women and children under the age of two, as well as people with health problems are more at risk during the h1n1 flu. >> they live together, eat together,...
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ben bernanke is a smart man. he is an influential man. but he is not the official arbiter in declaring the end of recession. that belongs to the national bureau of economic research that typically makes these type of announcements months after we're out of it. >> yeah. >> it's basically usually an after -- it's a no-news event because it's -- >> right. >> we know it to be over. >> susan, when did that same body that you just mentioned, declare the official start of it? was it december of -- >> december '07 was when the nber said the recession began. but, again, that came well into '08, as i recall. >> yeah. yeah, we felt it a lot longer than that. >> it came a year later. my trusty producer tells me that the national bureau of economic research made the declaration that the u.s. economy was in recession one year later. >> one year later? >> uh-huh, yeah. >> geez. okay, susan, thank you. >> kind of slow. >> kind of slow. >> very, very cautious those academics. >> yeah. but good news from ben bernanke. >> uh-huh. >> things turning around. t
ben bernanke is a smart man. he is an influential man. but he is not the official arbiter in declaring the end of recession. that belongs to the national bureau of economic research that typically makes these type of announcements months after we're out of it. >> yeah. >> it's basically usually an after -- it's a no-news event because it's -- >> right. >> we know it to be over. >> susan, when did that same body that you just mentioned, declare the official start of...
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ben bernanke said toed the recession, from a technical standpoint is likely over. but he says the economy still has a long way to go. consumers and businesses still have a hard time getting credit and households continue to save more and spend less. >> i think, some agreement among the forecasting community at this point, that we are in a recovery. that we will see growth in the third quarter. continuing. and that growth will continue in to 2010. >> ben bernanke said while the economy is growing, unemployment could still go up. well, retail sales did surge in august. up 2.7 percent. the commerce department said that increase is most likely thanks to the cash for clunkers program that boosted auto sales. the retail jump was the steepest since january of 2006. >> we will know tomorrow what the gang of six will be doing with health care reform. the group met today. and their plan will likely make health insurance mandatory. with those uncertain income brackets getting tax credits toward their purchase of a private plan. that would take the place of the public option.
ben bernanke said toed the recession, from a technical standpoint is likely over. but he says the economy still has a long way to go. consumers and businesses still have a hard time getting credit and households continue to save more and spend less. >> i think, some agreement among the forecasting community at this point, that we are in a recovery. that we will see growth in the third quarter. continuing. and that growth will continue in to 2010. >> ben bernanke said while the...
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ben bernanke said the recession is probably over. but, the most painful part, unemployment, will likely be with us for some time. president obama carried that message to american workers today, in two speeches to organized labor the president said his recovery plan is working and he reminded listeners that health care reform is part of his prescription. here's abc's viviana hurtado. >> reporter: the president told american workers the stimulus package helps save american families but economic recovery is just beginning. >> i know times are still tough for working people. i know too many people are still looking for work or worried they will be the next ones let go. but the recovery act is making a difference. we've stopped our economic freefall. >> reporter: mr. obama was in campaign mode to garner support for his economic policies including his plan to overhaul the health care system. he targeted workers at the afl cio's national convention in pittsburgh and earlier at a gm plant in ohio. >> as long as you still have an ounce of fig
ben bernanke said the recession is probably over. but, the most painful part, unemployment, will likely be with us for some time. president obama carried that message to american workers today, in two speeches to organized labor the president said his recovery plan is working and he reminded listeners that health care reform is part of his prescription. here's abc's viviana hurtado. >> reporter: the president told american workers the stimulus package helps save american families but...
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and i know proechl has reappointed ben bernanke to be the fed chief. but in all respects in the last two years, including the bush administration, the fed and the treasury were one. and in all of the bailout bills and stimulus package and everything else, ben bernanke was an arm of the u.s. treasury, whether it was henry paulson, or whether it is tim geithner. >> senator in that view, has the fed lost control of the money supply? are they just too loose in did today's policy statement have any effect on your thinking? >> we, the policy statement is unchanged, obviously. the extensions on what they were buying and how long they were buying it. but the basing philosophy is that the money is going to stay in circulation until the fed says, you know what, i don't know if they've got enough chutzpah to take the money out of supply because they worry about the effect on the economy. >> isn't it kind of after replay of a mistaken theory that hurt us in the 1970s? and also in the prior decade with the money creation and bubble creation. are we repeating past m
and i know proechl has reappointed ben bernanke to be the fed chief. but in all respects in the last two years, including the bush administration, the fed and the treasury were one. and in all of the bailout bills and stimulus package and everything else, ben bernanke was an arm of the u.s. treasury, whether it was henry paulson, or whether it is tim geithner. >> senator in that view, has the fed lost control of the money supply? are they just too loose in did today's policy statement...
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former treasure secretary paulson, fed chief ben bernanke, and tim geithner. professor stiglitz says we still have too big to fail. did they make the right call? >> i think joe stigli tz has got it right. it's shocking that a year after this near economic cal amity that congress has not figured out a way to give the new treasury secretary and the fed the tools so they have a better choice should they be confronted with another lehman today. their view is they had only one choice. they could let them something into bankruptcy or bail them out. there was no way to do the resolution that joe stiglitz suggests. they asked for that authority and don't get it. so one thing it tells sus that both in the market and in congress, there is a kind of giant sigh of relief that the worst of the nightmare is over, and we are starting to see it return to the kind of behavior maybe a little complacency which is quite alarming given the many problems that lurk out there. >> why do we think the nightmare is over, because the markets have been trading better, and there's somethin
former treasure secretary paulson, fed chief ben bernanke, and tim geithner. professor stiglitz says we still have too big to fail. did they make the right call? >> i think joe stigli tz has got it right. it's shocking that a year after this near economic cal amity that congress has not figured out a way to give the new treasury secretary and the fed the tools so they have a better choice should they be confronted with another lehman today. their view is they had only one choice. they...
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the bolster with federal reserve chairman ben bernanke announcing last week. >> the recession is very likely over. >> reporter: ben bernanke was quick to warn the recovery will take time and unemployment is likely to hit 10% by year's end. still, green chutes are sprouting in even the driest of job environments. a resort group in hard-hit las vegas announced its wants to fill 12,000 new jobs, all permanent positions by december. later this week president obama will turn his attention to improving the global economy. at the g-20 summit in pittsburgh. diana avillar, abc news, chicago. >>> h1n1 or the swine flu, remains a threat and so does the seasonal flu. that's why the university of maryland baltimore is making sure that faculty and students are vaccinated. the university school of pharmacy and pharmacists from walgreen's held a flu vinic today -- clinic today. the university is doing the flu clinics earlier because of the swine flu vaccine to come. >> we're helping people here on the university of maryland baltimore campus get coverage for seasonal flu and also highlighting the fact
the bolster with federal reserve chairman ben bernanke announcing last week. >> the recession is very likely over. >> reporter: ben bernanke was quick to warn the recovery will take time and unemployment is likely to hit 10% by year's end. still, green chutes are sprouting in even the driest of job environments. a resort group in hard-hit las vegas announced its wants to fill 12,000 new jobs, all permanent positions by december. later this week president obama will turn his...
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now we know where ben bernanke stood on the interestinterest-re motion in 2003. on this, i would refer to dr. paul. >> than i yield to dr. paul. i do not know if he was listening. >> certainly, not permanently, but i would like to hear about it sunday. they claim that they release it. i would think that maybe six months worth three months would be reasonable. >> i look for it to working with you on this. i would hope that we can pass legislation and, if we can take away the fed pause best argument against it, that would be good. >> wait for the movie. >> i presume that one of the reasons that the federal reserve made an error on setting interest rates too low for such a long time and then other central banks followed suit was because, in the 1930's, there had been a real problem with the fed setting interest rates too tight. frankly, i think what transpired was that the fed thought that inflation would occur. they set the interest rates four years running. i asked mr. alvarez this question. i really believe that was part of what created the balloon in asset price
now we know where ben bernanke stood on the interestinterest-re motion in 2003. on this, i would refer to dr. paul. >> than i yield to dr. paul. i do not know if he was listening. >> certainly, not permanently, but i would like to hear about it sunday. they claim that they release it. i would think that maybe six months worth three months would be reasonable. >> i look for it to working with you on this. i would hope that we can pass legislation and, if we can take away the...
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now we know where ben bernanke stood on the interestinterest-re motion in 2003. on this, i would refer to dr. paul. >> than i yield to dr. paul. i do not know if he was listening. >> certainly, not permanently, but i would like to hear about it sunday. they claim that they release it. i would think that maybe six months worth three months would be reasonable. >> i look for it to working with you on this. i would hope that we can pass legislation and, if we can take away the fed pause best argument against it, that would be good. >> wait for the movie. >> i presume that one of the reasons that the federal reserve made an error on setting interest rates too low for such a long time and then other central banks followed suit was because, in the 1930's, there had been a real problem with the fed setting interest rates too tight. frankly, i think what transpired was that the fed thought that inflation would occur. they set the interest rates four years running. i asked mr. alvarez this question. i really believe that was part of what created the balloon in asset price
now we know where ben bernanke stood on the interestinterest-re motion in 2003. on this, i would refer to dr. paul. >> than i yield to dr. paul. i do not know if he was listening. >> certainly, not permanently, but i would like to hear about it sunday. they claim that they release it. i would think that maybe six months worth three months would be reasonable. >> i look for it to working with you on this. i would hope that we can pass legislation and, if we can take away the...
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ben bernanke says the recession is over, and positive economic news piles up, but we may not be out of the woods just yet. are the markets getting ahead of the economy this week, or is this justified? >> well, i think it is justified, because we still have quite a few tail winds behind the economy. the problem with it, though, is a lot of the tail winds are coming from artificial stimulus from fiscal spending. >> what happens when that fiscal spending is reversed? a lot of people talking about what is the exit strategy out of the federal reserve, and what happens when the stimulus goes away? >> well, the good news, i suppose, is we still have probably another year of stem husband to keep -- to continue to push the economy in and hopefully the markets forward, but then it's like taking the patient off the respirator. we just hope that it can breathe. you can breathe once that's done. i don't think there are that many bullets left to, you know, keep stimulating an economy. >> ben bernanke just this week said that the recession is likely over, but that the recovery will be weak. do you ag
ben bernanke says the recession is over, and positive economic news piles up, but we may not be out of the woods just yet. are the markets getting ahead of the economy this week, or is this justified? >> well, i think it is justified, because we still have quite a few tail winds behind the economy. the problem with it, though, is a lot of the tail winds are coming from artificial stimulus from fiscal spending. >> what happens when that fiscal spending is reversed? a lot of people...
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that's a nice mix that ben bernanke has given us. i wish he would take time out from batting himself on the back and look at the state of the u.s. credit markets. some areas are doing well. others haven't developed from a year ago. >> coming right back. coming up, your gold. is that the right investment play? we've got an ace five-star gold fund manager to add to the mix. he's going to give us his investment strategy. this is a fascinating piece. basically it says they can't tighten in china until bernanke raises rates here. will he do that in my lifetime? but first, let geese to my high falutin friend dennis kneale to see what he's cooking up for the top of the hour. >> we have a whole lour on obama care and his big speech tomorrow in congress. can he save it? what will it mean for stocks in the broader stock market? we'll see at 8:00. >> we'll be right back. we are talking china and the dollar. dollar got hammered across the board, folk you know what i think? that can't be good. (announcer) take your time to find the right time wit
that's a nice mix that ben bernanke has given us. i wish he would take time out from batting himself on the back and look at the state of the u.s. credit markets. some areas are doing well. others haven't developed from a year ago. >> coming right back. coming up, your gold. is that the right investment play? we've got an ace five-star gold fund manager to add to the mix. he's going to give us his investment strategy. this is a fascinating piece. basically it says they can't tighten in...
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fed chairman ben bernanke says the recession may finally bb over. cnbc's courtney reagan joins us live to exain why. >> reporter: federal reserve chairman ben bernanke gave a cautiously optimistic outlook saying technically the recession is over, but it will take some time to feel that way. it was actually bernanke's most direct endorsement yet that we've reached a bottom. while unemployment rates are dropping, it's going to be a while until we're add the pre-recession levels again. but on a higher note, facebook finally seeing profits. the company announced it's cash flow positive, bringing in enough revenue to pick up the capital expenses and expenditures. the facebook increased its leads as the biggest social network by reaching 300 million users. 70% of its users is outside the u.s., a sign of its huge international growth. >>> blockbuster, however, is still feeling the pain from the recession and will be shutting its doors to 960 stores. it's tried to compete with rivals netflix and red box by offering similar online services, but failed to see
fed chairman ben bernanke says the recession may finally bb over. cnbc's courtney reagan joins us live to exain why. >> reporter: federal reserve chairman ben bernanke gave a cautiously optimistic outlook saying technically the recession is over, but it will take some time to feel that way. it was actually bernanke's most direct endorsement yet that we've reached a bottom. while unemployment rates are dropping, it's going to be a while until we're add the pre-recession levels again. but...
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when he speaks, the financial world moves talking about fed chairman ben bernanke, today he said the recession is very likely over. great. really? let's talk about it. want to hear from you 1-877-tell-hln. joining me to talk about it welcome back alley velchi from our sister network cnn and radio talk show host chris mar cow ski. all right, guys, good to have you back. is it good tidings, ali? very likely over? . >> well sort of depends where you are. if you are unemployed, it doesn't look like that situation is getting better anytime soon. if you've got a house the values have gone up. if you have invested in the stock market things are certainly better than they were back in march. so it's kind of academic bit of an ivy tower discussion to suggest it is over. it is for some people and a long way to go for others, mike. >> that's the key point, are we close, a long way to go for others? it depends on your personal situation, right? >> oh, absolutely. even, you know you dive into bernanke's speech today, he said technically we are out of recession but have all these problems going fo
when he speaks, the financial world moves talking about fed chairman ben bernanke, today he said the recession is very likely over. great. really? let's talk about it. want to hear from you 1-877-tell-hln. joining me to talk about it welcome back alley velchi from our sister network cnn and radio talk show host chris mar cow ski. all right, guys, good to have you back. is it good tidings, ali? very likely over? . >> well sort of depends where you are. if you are unemployed, it doesn't...
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ben bernanke said it appears the downturn has ended. at the brookings institution in washington, bernanke said there are signs now of a fragile recovery. but he cautioned that unemployment, now at a 30-year high, will not improve quickly. >> it will come down, but it may take some time. obviously that's a very serious concern. that's one reason why even though from a technical perspective the recession is very likely over at this point, it's still going to feel like a very weak economy for some time. >> woodruff: bernanke said the economy is still dealing with ongoing head wind such as hard- to-secure credit and low overall consumer spending. >> ifill: did any good come out of the last year's financial turmoil? read what three economists think on our web site, newshour.pbs.org. on wall street today, the major indexes reached new highs for the year. the dow jones industrial average gained more than 56 points to close at 9683. and the nasdaq rose more than 10 points to close above 2102. the u.s. house of representatives passed a resolutio
ben bernanke said it appears the downturn has ended. at the brookings institution in washington, bernanke said there are signs now of a fragile recovery. but he cautioned that unemployment, now at a 30-year high, will not improve quickly. >> it will come down, but it may take some time. obviously that's a very serious concern. that's one reason why even though from a technical perspective the recession is very likely over at this point, it's still going to feel like a very weak economy...
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the recession is probably over according to ben bernanke. >>> most kids would say the best part of their day is recess. students in spotsylvania county are getting less time for recess. a lot of students and parents are upset. >> the school system slashed recess to only 50 minutes a day. they need to raise test scores. they need to cut recessed to do that. >> we have to balance the need for math and science and social studies. >> i know that children like to play a. they gained social skills. >> students still get a full half-hour in kindergarten through second grade. this is about the teachers and the administrations, not about the kids. >> got to get out and move around. >>> lisa baden is watching the roads. >> southbound on 270, i'm hearing about two pickup trucks stock in the lane. this is out of frederick. the ea of the work so, but they're only blocking one lane. 95 maryland has icc work. they are starting to pick up construction barrels. there has been in a motorcycle accident on branch avenue. traffic cannot get by. northbound route 5. lingering row work on new york avenue betwee
the recession is probably over according to ben bernanke. >>> most kids would say the best part of their day is recess. students in spotsylvania county are getting less time for recess. a lot of students and parents are upset. >> the school system slashed recess to only 50 minutes a day. they need to raise test scores. they need to cut recessed to do that. >> we have to balance the need for math and science and social studies. >> i know that children like to play a....
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ben bernanke's remarks are not all that market moving. what he says that use of many fed programs are winding down. i wand want to add that yesterday the fed announced a program for winding down the 84-day portion of the term option facility and talked about the tslf winding down. he says there's still an ongoing need for the other acronym that begins with a "t." this is the one where the fed takes the loans money to investors that are selling asset-backed securities for business, small business, credit card, and student loans. talf indirectly finances $3 million worth of loans to households, and $400,000 worth of loans to small business. three of the four new talf ag t agents are african-american and expect to begin in november. that is directly common to maxine waters right there. i want to say one thing about the durable goods thing. a lot of economists are discounting this report because of the volatility of the report. i went back and looked how they behaved in the post-2001 recession. and i'll concede that the decline in durable goo
ben bernanke's remarks are not all that market moving. what he says that use of many fed programs are winding down. i wand want to add that yesterday the fed announced a program for winding down the 84-day portion of the term option facility and talked about the tslf winding down. he says there's still an ongoing need for the other acronym that begins with a "t." this is the one where the fed takes the loans money to investors that are selling asset-backed securities for business,...
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el presidente de la reserva federal ben bernanke afirmo que la crisis economica esta casi superada.... en el instituto brookings en washington, hablo sobre la necesidad de un nuevo marco regulatorio que tenga como objetivo evitar una nueva crisis y confia que el congreso logre un consenso al respecto... tambien aseguro que podria estar comenzando un periodo de crecimiento y que el desempleo bajara gradualmente.... bernanke dijo que los retos y las dificultades continuaran y reitero que la crisis que se ha vivido es la peor despues de la sufrida durante la decada de los 30. en ecuadorlos qqqstros qq1 relaciones exteriores y de defensa de úúúpúúap?ppa region mediante un pacto de no agresion militar, en una carta que el presidente alan garcia envio a la cita ministerial... en la habanael presidente raul castro sepulto hoy al heroe revolucionario juan almeida en las montanas de las sierra maestra del oriente de cuba donde ambos combatieron hace medio siglo... almeida el numero tres entre los historicos de la revolucion luego de los hermanos fidel y raul castro, murio el vier
el presidente de la reserva federal ben bernanke afirmo que la crisis economica esta casi superada.... en el instituto brookings en washington, hablo sobre la necesidad de un nuevo marco regulatorio que tenga como objetivo evitar una nueva crisis y confia que el congreso logre un consenso al respecto... tambien aseguro que podria estar comenzando un periodo de crecimiento y que el desempleo bajara gradualmente.... bernanke dijo que los retos y las dificultades continuaran y reitero que la...
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ben bernanke says the recession is very likely over. he says for the first time there is agreement that a recovery has begun. he warns the rebound probably will not produce many jobs. >> it will still feel like a weak economy for some time as many people still find their job security and employment status is not what they wish it was. >> retail sales numbers seemed to back that a recovery is on the way. americans started spending again last month. the numbers rose 2.7% in august. the biggest boost came from car lots. the cash for clunkers program drove up sales. insurance costs keep rising. the average cost of an employer sponsored family policy is up 5% this year to more than $30,000. about 40% of company said it will likely pass more of that expense on to workers. the airline industry is predicting another huge loss this year. airlines worldwide will lose $11 billion after losing nearly $17 billion last year. it will be the worst to year. in industry history. blockbuster may close as many as 960 stores by the end of next year. they ha
ben bernanke says the recession is very likely over. he says for the first time there is agreement that a recovery has begun. he warns the rebound probably will not produce many jobs. >> it will still feel like a weak economy for some time as many people still find their job security and employment status is not what they wish it was. >> retail sales numbers seemed to back that a recovery is on the way. americans started spending again last month. the numbers rose 2.7% in august....
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don't forget, ben bernanke made a big splash last week when he said this recession is technically over, but also, not to anticipate much growth. actually, he said anemic growth was in the works. that has most people saying, you can probably expect the status quo, they say maybe a 5% or less chance you'll see an exit strategy in place from the fed today. none the less, we are up 20 points. matt nesto? >> about 10:30 this morning, that's when the market started to head south. about a 1 3/4. chevron, one of the worst performers today. the coal stocks are up 15, 20%. about 5% here today. the drillers like rowan very weak. the flip side, the strength is the telecom stocks, which have been the worst. that's led by mr. cramer's call. he thinks that stock could see $30. >> let's talk about those earnings forecast. gm one of them. >> amazing. general mills. of course very strong today. the holy grail of getting it down in earnings season. then guidance at ford today, it's one of the best performing stocks in the s&p 500 right now. they're coming out with a new car, italian for cool. >> we've go
don't forget, ben bernanke made a big splash last week when he said this recession is technically over, but also, not to anticipate much growth. actually, he said anemic growth was in the works. that has most people saying, you can probably expect the status quo, they say maybe a 5% or less chance you'll see an exit strategy in place from the fed today. none the less, we are up 20 points. matt nesto? >> about 10:30 this morning, that's when the market started to head south. about a 1 3/4....
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cautious optimism from federal reserve chairman ben bernanke. here's what he had to say about the present situation. >> from a technical perspective, the recession is very likely over at this point. it's still going to feel like a very weak economy for some time as some people will still find that their job security and their employment status is not what they wish it was. >> mr. bernanke also added the job market's recovery will be slow. solid retail sales report has helped stocks rally. >>> was a georgia mother the victim of a vicious hate crime? the vicious beating she got in front of her 7-year-old daughter coming up. rogaine? i'm just a skeptic so i don't necessarily believe that anything is going to work but i was like, hey, this actually works. (announcer) only rogaine foam is shown to regrow hair in 85% of guys. i'll check it out and i'm like, nice. (announcer) rogain foam. stop losing. start gaining. >>> americans trust for the media is falling every year. look at this. a new survey shows that only 29% of americans feel the media genera
cautious optimism from federal reserve chairman ben bernanke. here's what he had to say about the present situation. >> from a technical perspective, the recession is very likely over at this point. it's still going to feel like a very weak economy for some time as some people will still find that their job security and their employment status is not what they wish it was. >> mr. bernanke also added the job market's recovery will be slow. solid retail sales report has helped stocks...
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it is true that kevin doesn't go out and publish an oped without ben bernanke first reading it. i think the fed wants it to be known that they are looking towards the future and they recognize that the world will have to get used to tighter monitoring. >> you just put your finger on the dilemma right here. if kevin warsh knows that the fed needs to be stronger and faster then why isn't the fed today taking additional actions for what it knows it must do? is it not time yet? they are repeating history in the opinion of some when it comes to greenspan. >> the equity market was coming back this past spring but then that led interest rates higher and the 10-year note was hitting 4% and that was beginning to short circuit recovery. >> all these other government agencies are involved in all of this and if they start to sense the fed is starting to think about changing policy they need to act accordingly as well, right? steve? >> yes, absolutely. i want to know if you have one language that drives rates lower by saying extended period, what is the exact purpose of this today? i say tha
it is true that kevin doesn't go out and publish an oped without ben bernanke first reading it. i think the fed wants it to be known that they are looking towards the future and they recognize that the world will have to get used to tighter monitoring. >> you just put your finger on the dilemma right here. if kevin warsh knows that the fed needs to be stronger and faster then why isn't the fed today taking additional actions for what it knows it must do? is it not time yet? they are...
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. >> ben bernanke he says the recession is over. no. where is that you lie guy when you need him? captions paid for by abc, inc. >>> and we >>> and we begin with president obama. we meant in the roosevelt room just off the oval house for a spirited conversation on several topics including health care. the most definitive promise that you made in the campaign, that no middle class would get a tax increase. several democrats say that this bill is a big middle class tax increase, do you agree? >> i don't agree. i think what they were referring, i think they were concerned about whether or not this was actually affordable. when you saying to people they can get health insurance but they can't afford it and they have to penalty if they don't get it, that's a pretty big burden on middle class families. but, the first thing that we got to understand is, you got what is effectively a tax increase taking place on america families right now. a report came out last week, health care premiums went up 5 1/2% last week at a time when the rest of the economy, inflation was negative. so that is a
. >> ben bernanke he says the recession is over. no. where is that you lie guy when you need him? captions paid for by abc, inc. >>> and we >>> and we begin with president obama. we meant in the roosevelt room just off the oval house for a spirited conversation on several topics including health care. the most definitive promise that you made in the campaign, that no middle class would get a tax increase. several democrats say that this bill is a big middle class tax...
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ben bernanke says that the recession is probably over. the economy is not growing enough to prevent the unemployment rate from rising. the jobless rate is at a 26-year high. >> the president continued to push for his plan to overhaul health care saying that it is linked to the economy. they are expected to reach a compromise bill tomorrow. max baucus has been negotiating with democrats and republicans. >>> we're taking an in-depth look at the efforts to overhaul health care. there is a need for -- it airs tomorrow night at 8:00 here on abc 7. >>> the obama administration was to extend theey provisions of the patriot act. it includes those giving investigators to access business records and conduct wiretaps. justice department officials said they support extending the law, but they're willing to consider additional privacy protection. >>> mortar shells were fired at the grains out during the president -- at a vice-president biden -- at the green zone during a vice presidentbiden's visit today. there are no reports of casualties from the at
ben bernanke says that the recession is probably over. the economy is not growing enough to prevent the unemployment rate from rising. the jobless rate is at a 26-year high. >> the president continued to push for his plan to overhaul health care saying that it is linked to the economy. they are expected to reach a compromise bill tomorrow. max baucus has been negotiating with democrats and republicans. >>> we're taking an in-depth look at the efforts to overhaul health care....
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that's the word from reserve chairman ben bernanke. but bernanke did warn that unemployment will remain high at least until next year. >>> a video shot in baltimore is causing more problems tonight for the well known activist group named a.c.o.r. n. kay jackson has reaction tonight from acorn. >> reporter: this comes at a time when few groups that rely on public funds can afford to lose that money. acorn, the association for community organizations for reform now is under fire. >> dancing is considered an art. >> sex is kind of like dancing. >> reporter: it stems from a so called investigation by a group calling themselves veritec visuals, when a man and woman posing as a prostitute and pimp walk into an acorn office. >> i don't believe it was accidental that this video caught acorn employees delivering the same message in different cities. >> it was a smear campaign, it was a campaign done again do discredit everything we do good on behalf of working families all over this country. >> reporter: that effort to make acorn look bad worke
that's the word from reserve chairman ben bernanke. but bernanke did warn that unemployment will remain high at least until next year. >>> a video shot in baltimore is causing more problems tonight for the well known activist group named a.c.o.r. n. kay jackson has reaction tonight from acorn. >> reporter: this comes at a time when few groups that rely on public funds can afford to lose that money. acorn, the association for community organizations for reform now is under fire....
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could you have a panel with me and ben bernanke and larry summers. i can tell you, erin, the president and i believe long term none of us want our grandchildren to grow up in an america where we don't make anything. i think it's a matter of sound economics and fiscal policy. we want to make sure we give american innovators, manufacturers, a level playing field. what we do with the trade world is to make sure that at least to the degree that we can, we make sure that our trade policy doesn't by its nature operate against american interests, and, again, we can do that by being smarter in the agreements we negotiate in a forward-looking manner, but we can also insist our trading partners ask "uus t play by the trading rules. we believe we can do both. >> let's get one other question out there. recently all the candy companies were complaining about how sugar costs have surged, and one could say, oh, you know, please bring out the violin, but then you look at sugar and the family out of florida and how they have managed through many administrations to ha
could you have a panel with me and ben bernanke and larry summers. i can tell you, erin, the president and i believe long term none of us want our grandchildren to grow up in an america where we don't make anything. i think it's a matter of sound economics and fiscal policy. we want to make sure we give american innovators, manufacturers, a level playing field. what we do with the trade world is to make sure that at least to the degree that we can, we make sure that our trade policy doesn't by...
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why warsh publicly contradictinhis boss, fed chrman ben bernanke? ecomist chris low says no one really knows, investors should take the commen at face value. >>t looks like a senior ficial at the fed sending th message, that en though it's nonecessary right now, the markets should prepare at me point for fairly aggressive tightening. >> reporter: economist bob brusca says dissensiont the fed is normal; the way war is publicizg it is not. i don't know if he has political aspirations. i don't know if he just nts to draw some tention to himself. maybe he's thinking ofaking some headlines a points about indendence so he can go and do something else. and this ctainly does elevate his name. up until now, he's been pretty quiet governor. >> rorter: as for the future of intest rates, economists say expect them to remailow. today's developments, hower, suggest there could be a l re debate out just how long they'lstay that way. suzanne pratt, "nightly buness repo," new york. >> paul: those warsh comnts puzzled wall streethis morning. stocks hded lower as an u
why warsh publicly contradictinhis boss, fed chrman ben bernanke? ecomist chris low says no one really knows, investors should take the commen at face value. >>t looks like a senior ficial at the fed sending th message, that en though it's nonecessary right now, the markets should prepare at me point for fairly aggressive tightening. >> reporter: economist bob brusca says dissensiont the fed is normal; the way war is publicizg it is not. i don't know if he has political aspirations....
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. >> indeed, fed chairman ben bernanke says from a technical standpoint the recession is very likely over with. does that mean we will have a turnaround? tonight at 7:00, what we can çexpect. and more at 11:00, a johns hopkins student kills a burglary suspect with a samurai sword meet the volkswagen jetta. it gets an epa estimated 32 miles per gallon, and was named an iihs top safety pick. all for just $179 a month. and like all new volkswagens, it comes with 3 years or 36,000 miles of no-charge scheduled carefree maintenance. it's all part of why the jetta is the top-selling german engineered sedan in america. >> the cold front going through right now, that produces a couple of scattered showers tonight and then temperatures will drop by about 10 degrees. tomorrow will only be in the mid 70's with scattered showers. showers and even cooler on thursday and then the rain moves out of the picture on friday for the weekend, partly cloudy, high to butchers in the mid 70's. -- high temperatures in the mid 70's. >> thanks for joining us. [captioning made possible by constellation energy
. >> indeed, fed chairman ben bernanke says from a technical standpoint the recession is very likely over with. does that mean we will have a turnaround? tonight at 7:00, what we can çexpect. and more at 11:00, a johns hopkins student kills a burglary suspect with a samurai sword meet the volkswagen jetta. it gets an epa estimated 32 miles per gallon, and was named an iihs top safety pick. all for just $179 a month. and like all new volkswagens, it comes with 3 years or 36,000 miles of...
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. >>> wall street keeping an eye on ben bernanke thursday when he testifies on regulatory reform. some weary investors will be listening for any additional word on the federal reserve's plan to tighten the economic stimulus policies. >>> investors will look at how nike is weathering the recession, when it reports quarterly earnings tomorrow. >>> speaking of sneak ergersnea fifth annual vendee awards top slot for the best fair from a street vendor went to a taco sta in brooklyn. on average, $6 a plate. best street meat. >>> a long-awaited win for the detroit lions after a two-season losing streak. >>> plus, a big night for the new york yankees after they sweep their biggest rivals. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> our monday weather headlines feature a strong storm moving through the great lakes, and finally a cooldown for our friends on the west coast. your regional forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." >>> in sports, the only thing sweeter than heading into the postseason
. >>> wall street keeping an eye on ben bernanke thursday when he testifies on regulatory reform. some weary investors will be listening for any additional word on the federal reserve's plan to tighten the economic stimulus policies. >>> investors will look at how nike is weathering the recession, when it reports quarterly earnings tomorrow. >>> speaking of sneak ergersnea fifth annual vendee awards top slot for the best fair from a street vendor went to a taco sta in...
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. ♪ >>> ben bernanke may say the recession is over but apparently you don't believe it. you are not shopping. a 90 shows the economy is on a solid ground. 100 or better means significant growth. all the worrying is apparently affecting your sleep, especially if you are a woman. over to laura evans >> it's about the stress. they believe stress related insomnia affects more women than men. could it be because of a job loss or a regular schedule. your body gets in a rhythm and when stress or job that, you ma sleeping. the clock is being tampered with. even if you don't have to get up and go to work, you have to give yourself a straight schedule >> association the question is, what do you do. this doctor suggests being productive, even if you are not working. you can try medication. it may help you break the cycle of worrying about not sleeping that you sleepless. but doctor says don't rely on medicine for too long >>> text while you drive. that is what some teenagers were told as they learned about the dangers of distracted driving. they were encouraged to text as they drov
. ♪ >>> ben bernanke may say the recession is over but apparently you don't believe it. you are not shopping. a 90 shows the economy is on a solid ground. 100 or better means significant growth. all the worrying is apparently affecting your sleep, especially if you are a woman. over to laura evans >> it's about the stress. they believe stress related insomnia affects more women than men. could it be because of a job loss or a regular schedule. your body gets in a rhythm and...
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whis warsh publicly contradictg his boss, fed airman ben bernanke? economt chris low says no one really knows, so iestors should take the comments aface value. >> it oks like a senior offial at the fed sending this message, that evenhough it's not nessary right now, the rkets should prepare at some point for a faly aggressive titening. reporter: economist bob brusca says dissension at e d is normal; the way warsh i publicizing is not. >> ion't know if he has litical aspirations. i don't know if he just wantto draw some atteion to himself. maybe he's thinking of makg some headlines and pnts about inpendence so he can go and do something else. and thisertainly does elevate his name. up until now, he's beea pretty quiet governor. >>eporter: as for the future of ierest rates, economists say expect them to remn low. today's developments, hover, suggest there could be aot more debate aboujust how long they'll st that way. zanne pratt, "nightly busine report,"ew york. >> paul: those warsh comment puzzled wall street th morning. stocks headelower as an unexp
whis warsh publicly contradictg his boss, fed airman ben bernanke? economt chris low says no one really knows, so iestors should take the comments aface value. >> it oks like a senior offial at the fed sending this message, that evenhough it's not nessary right now, the rkets should prepare at some point for a faly aggressive titening. reporter: economist bob brusca says dissension at e d is normal; the way warsh i publicizing is not. >> ion't know if he has litical aspirations. i...
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perhaps the most reliable economic report of the day came from fed chief ben bernanke speaking on the collapse of lehman brothers. he said the recession is, quote, very likely over. however, he also warned the recession's greatest scar, unemployment for millions of americans will take some time to heal. >>> new stock market highs for the year were fueled in part by surprising gain in august retail sales. the 2.7% jump beat expectations even factoring out car sales from the cash for clunkers program. but it wasn't all good news for the retail sector. best buy shares fell 5% after reporting disappointing quarterly profits. and the same was true of kroger. shares of the grocery chain were down 7% tuesday following quarterly profits below analysts's estimates. alcoa shot up 8% tuesday, boosted by an increase in the producer price index that sparked a surge in the price of raw materials. >>> g.e., the parent company of this network, got an analyst upgrade that sent shares 4% higher. adobe, the software maker, announced after the bell it will by omniture in a bid worth $8 billion. adobe fel
perhaps the most reliable economic report of the day came from fed chief ben bernanke speaking on the collapse of lehman brothers. he said the recession is, quote, very likely over. however, he also warned the recession's greatest scar, unemployment for millions of americans will take some time to heal. >>> new stock market highs for the year were fueled in part by surprising gain in august retail sales. the 2.7% jump beat expectations even factoring out car sales from the cash for...
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ben bernanke says reports on the thunder quarter of the year will be positive and growth will con until next year but then he expects things will slow down and he says it will take a while before things really feel like they're getting better. >>> a bizarre discovery is sure to spark some conversation today a snake with a unique physical feature. we'll show that to you. >>> a suspected burglar comes face to face with a young man arm wade sword and now one person is dead. >>> plus vice president joe biden make a surprise visit to baghdad and things get a little bit too close for comfort. stay with us. you are watching fox 5 morning news. more and more, the quality of our lives depends on our connections. access to high-speed internet, at home and on the go, is no longer a luxury. it's how our children access education. it's how we find jobs, discover information, and connect with family and friends. it's the spark that drives innovation, creates investment, and builds a stronger economy. to shape a better tomorrow, at&t is investing in america's future - working to create an internet tha
ben bernanke says reports on the thunder quarter of the year will be positive and growth will con until next year but then he expects things will slow down and he says it will take a while before things really feel like they're getting better. >>> a bizarre discovery is sure to spark some conversation today a snake with a unique physical feature. we'll show that to you. >>> a suspected burglar comes face to face with a young man arm wade sword and now one person is dead....
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let us know what you think, whether ben bernanke or timothy geithner should have more power, and also whether you think jamie dimon of jpmorgan chase is too powerful. e m-mail us. >>> next ahead on the show, iran pushing the patience of the world yet again. what ahmadinejad latest move may mean for investors who trade oil or use oil and why this smoggy but booming skyline could hold the key to the next 60 years of growth in china. we bet it is likely you have never heard of the city in that picture. >>> and then obama going for the gold. he's about to do something no president has ever done to try to bring the olympics to chicago, but is it really the best money move for his hometown? we'll follow that money story. that's the president fencing. we'll be back. >>> the market is higher today, sharply so, especially in the face of some rather disturbing international headlines which could matter a lot for stocks. one of them about iran. the country not standing down in the face of international pressure. test firing three medium-range missiles overnight. now, iran's nuclear negotiator wi
let us know what you think, whether ben bernanke or timothy geithner should have more power, and also whether you think jamie dimon of jpmorgan chase is too powerful. e m-mail us. >>> next ahead on the show, iran pushing the patience of the world yet again. what ahmadinejad latest move may mean for investors who trade oil or use oil and why this smoggy but booming skyline could hold the key to the next 60 years of growth in china. we bet it is likely you have never heard of the city in...
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thanks, guys. >> you think that ben bernanke's never going to raise rates. they would almost by definition -- >> never going to raise rates? >> i think -- >> never? >> in his lifetime. >> i guess he's not going to have much of a lifetime. >> i don't know. i see a lot of dollar sprinkling. >>> president obama speaks on the economy. we'll discuss the road to economic recovery and cover obama's live event in upstate new york. >>> netflix is having a quite a year with shares shader higher by 50% ands the company has an innovative way to keep technology tresh. the details are ahead in a first on cnbc interview with the cofounder and ceo of netflix. you're watching cnbc first in business. $$$$$$$$$$$$ >>> welcome back. the head of the sec deliverin-- delivering a major policy speech. the reasons why. hampton? >> reporter: good morning, trish. fcc chairman says it's time to turn the principles of open access to the internet into policy. internet traffic is exploding, doubling every two years. telecom cable and wireless firms make the case that has to be
thanks, guys. >> you think that ben bernanke's never going to raise rates. they would almost by definition -- >> never going to raise rates? >> i think -- >> never? >> in his lifetime. >> i guess he's not going to have much of a lifetime. >> i don't know. i see a lot of dollar sprinkling. >>> president obama speaks on the economy. we'll discuss the road to economic recovery and cover obama's live event in upstate new york. >>> netflix...
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they will see if the written statement echos comments from ben bernanke last week when he said the recession is likely over. >>> a replace for the late senator ted kennedy could be named by the end of the week. today the massachusetts state senate is expected to debate a bill which will allow the governor to appoint an interim replacement. if approved it would serve until a special election in january. let's go to kim for an update in the forecast. >> guess what. >> what. >> the go satellite has the ability to work through the night. nasa no longer has to power it down. that's one of the tidbits i just tweeted about. you will find out more in my blog. we have plenty of clouds around and we are on the lookout for rain showers later this afternoon in particular with temperatures up to 77. we're at 70 now. 68 frederick. 65 at andrews air force base. the fog has lifted. this is no longer an issue, but you will be likely using the windshield wipers later this afternoon. doppler is tracking showers to the west across west virginia. you can see as we get farther away the beam gets higher in the sky
they will see if the written statement echos comments from ben bernanke last week when he said the recession is likely over. >>> a replace for the late senator ted kennedy could be named by the end of the week. today the massachusetts state senate is expected to debate a bill which will allow the governor to appoint an interim replacement. if approved it would serve until a special election in january. let's go to kim for an update in the forecast. >> guess what. >> what....
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ben bernanke recession may be over. nobody mentions it. it is all acorn all the time. >> i believe there are people who want to make this about obama meets acorn. bill: absolutely. >> he was their attorney for a short time. he defended them in the motor voter case. that was the extent, basically. acorn is a new van jones. conservatives elm paired they got van jones. now they will use acorn to get obama. i think unfairly. bill: doesn't matter whether you think it's unfair or not but it's happening. >> let's call that out that's what this is it's an attempt to go after the president of the united states by tying him to acorn. it's not a fair line of attack. bill: what difference does it make whether it's fair. it's politics. >> is it real? his his association something with him that should bring him down or hurt him? bill: i don't believe it is real. although i do believe that obama sympathizes with acorn and what acorn wants to do. >> all right. bill: community activism. >> is it fair to say they have done terrible things and these videotap
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according to a new cnn study, roughly 13% of those polled agree with fed chair ben bernanke. 86% of you believe that the united states is still in a recession. now the americans who say that we're still in a recession, 42% of them say it is a serious one. 35% are calling is moderate. 10% say it's mild. >>> one local restaurant is seeing things pick up faster than a jack rabbit pace. the green turtle sports bar and grill opened its 23rd location this week in hanover across from the arundel mills mall. as reported earlier this year, the green turtle is expanding going into philadelphia, new jersey, virginia. in the next coming years, you'll see them pop up in the area as part of a five-year plan to open more than 100 new locations. >>> in in economy, more of us are staying home to seat which means trips to the grocery store are more prevalent. when we get there there are 47,000 choices on average. with that in mind it's hard to find tasty food that's good for you. kelly swoope is working for with you a list of slimming and satisfying food. >> reporter: for most of us it is a weekly tradit
according to a new cnn study, roughly 13% of those polled agree with fed chair ben bernanke. 86% of you believe that the united states is still in a recession. now the americans who say that we're still in a recession, 42% of them say it is a serious one. 35% are calling is moderate. 10% say it's mild. >>> one local restaurant is seeing things pick up faster than a jack rabbit pace. the green turtle sports bar and grill opened its 23rd location this week in hanover across from the...
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but it's not nearly as optimistic as chairman ben bernanke's words just last week. in a speech at the brookings institute last week, the fed chairman said the recession was very likely over.. and even said that forecasters agree... we are in a recovery. but he added.. that the economy is still likely to feel very weak... and that's exactly the sentiment we found on the streets of chicago... when we asked people whether or not they think the recession is over. no doesn't seem like it's over.. economy still staggaring.. jobs not filled... lot of pent up demand not beign satisfied.. no it's not over not by a long shot i work in air craft industry and things are pretty tough right now.. what would give you indication it is over.. if we started selling airplanes no not to me.. long way.. wall street going up.. average person.. long way to go.. so no i don't think it's over but we did come across a few people who say they are feeling a little more optimistic. things are still slow but i can see they are getting better.. like what? i work with smaller companies.. picking u
but it's not nearly as optimistic as chairman ben bernanke's words just last week. in a speech at the brookings institute last week, the fed chairman said the recession was very likely over.. and even said that forecasters agree... we are in a recovery. but he added.. that the economy is still likely to feel very weak... and that's exactly the sentiment we found on the streets of chicago... when we asked people whether or not they think the recession is over. no doesn't seem like it's over.....
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. >>> the fed chair ben bernanke says the recession is likely over but don't get ready for the rebound just yet. stay with us. fox 5 morning news continues right now. >>> start you off with a view of the beltway at the american legion bridge. there has been an accident just north of the american legion bridge. can you see how much it is affecting traffic this morning. big problems there. lots of emergency vehicle on the scene. you can imagine what this is going to do at #:00 on a rush hour wednesday morning. we'll check in with julie wright for the details in just a couple of minutes. thank you for waking up with us. i'm steve chenevey. >> i'm gurvir dhindsa. i think that was around the persimmon tree exit and that area around potomac. we'll find out from julie maybe some alternate routes that people can take. >> there are some wet spots out there and there is a little bit of fog out there as well. you want to slow down and take some precations. let's start by taking a look at the radar and we'll show you how things are shaping up across the region. you can see we had some shower activ
. >>> the fed chair ben bernanke says the recession is likely over but don't get ready for the rebound just yet. stay with us. fox 5 morning news continues right now. >>> start you off with a view of the beltway at the american legion bridge. there has been an accident just north of the american legion bridge. can you see how much it is affecting traffic this morning. big problems there. lots of emergency vehicle on the scene. you can imagine what this is going to do at #:00...
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. >> this week, federal reserve chairman ben bernanke heads to capitol hill to defend greater powers for the fed. on thursday, bernanke will testify in front of the house financial services committee, which is in the process 6 overhauling rules for the banking system. the obama administration has proposed giving the federal reserve more power to oversee the nation's banks and other large financial companies, acting as a systemic risk regulator. however, on monday, a top official at the world bank said that is not a good idea. world bank president robert zalig says there are questions about how central banks around the world handled asset price inflation and significant failures of supervision. instead of the federal reserve, the world bank president says he supports greater power given to the u.s. treasury department. in monday's speech, he went on to say, quote, the treasury department needed greater authority to pull together a bevy of different regulators. treasury is a department and congress can more directly oversee how to uses any added authority. >> even with confessed multi
. >> this week, federal reserve chairman ben bernanke heads to capitol hill to defend greater powers for the fed. on thursday, bernanke will testify in front of the house financial services committee, which is in the process 6 overhauling rules for the banking system. the obama administration has proposed giving the federal reserve more power to oversee the nation's banks and other large financial companies, acting as a systemic risk regulator. however, on monday, a top official at the...
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susie: tomorrow fed chairma ben bernanke tesfies on capitol ll about giving the fed more power to oversee nks. >> susieonly 85 more shopping days 'til christmas and l-mart is using a of them to attract bargain hunters. the retailer is pricinmore than 100 toys at ten dollars each. they include classic board games, popular dollsnd action figures. some items are mked down more th 50%. la year, wal-mart offered just ten to at ten dollars. the prices are aimed at recession-minded shoers keeping a tight rein othe purse stringthis year. >> pau chevron has a new chrman and ceo and he'll take the res at the end of the year. john watson has en with the nation's sond largest oil mpany since 1980, most recently as vice chairman. current ceo davio'reilly is retiring after 41 years withhe company. euquu >> susie: here's aook at what's hapning tomorrow. september auto sales a released along with thaugust reports on pernal income and cotruction spending. in the money filtonight why the sidelines aren't t best place to be if y're planning for tirement. here's charles bennett shs vice presint and weah mana
susie: tomorrow fed chairma ben bernanke tesfies on capitol ll about giving the fed more power to oversee nks. >> susieonly 85 more shopping days 'til christmas and l-mart is using a of them to attract bargain hunters. the retailer is pricinmore than 100 toys at ten dollars each. they include classic board games, popular dollsnd action figures. some items are mked down more th 50%. la year, wal-mart offered just ten to at ten dollars. the prices are aimed at recession-minded shoers...
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bernanke says that the recession is likely over at this time. during a speech today, bernanke said the economy is growing at a moderate pace. he cautioned that unemployment will not recover so quickly. >> it is still going to feel like a very weak economy for some time as many people still find that their job security and their employment status is not what they wish it was. what the fault of a broken health care system that is sucking up all the money. when are we going to stop it? >> president obama said the key to revitalizing the economy depends on bettering the lives of working-class americans. he made a speech in pittsburgh. he also laid out plans to pay for his initiative which will cost an estimated $900 billion over 10-years. >> house democratic leaders passed a resolution for approval against joe wilson. he is the republican who shelton "you like" to president obama. -- shouted "you lie" to president obama. he apologized a second time on the house floor. he had already apologized to the white house. >> it is game playing. it is politic
bernanke says that the recession is likely over at this time. during a speech today, bernanke said the economy is growing at a moderate pace. he cautioned that unemployment will not recover so quickly. >> it is still going to feel like a very weak economy for some time as many people still find that their job security and their employment status is not what they wish it was. what the fault of a broken health care system that is sucking up all the money. when are we going to stop it?...