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white house throwing them into the bus. >> also, why are house democrats feeling unloved by the white house? >> we have no problem with the tea party. we have a problem with them tolerate racism in their ranks. >> the naacp takes on the tea party. >> we have always denounced racism and recall it out whether it is tea party crashers from the left are members who have attended our events. >> these are the toughest restrictions on banks since the great depression but some people say it do...

>> we miss ruling this country away from a government of the people to a government of the regulator. >> goldman sachs takes a half billion dollar hit from the feds and bp caps the oil spill. >> i understand that the house democrats are angry because they see the white house throwing them under the bus. >> also, why are house democrats feeling unloved by the white house? >> we have no problem with the team reported but there toleration of racism in their ranks. >> we have always denoun...

>> good morning, everybody. we have been advised by the floor that there will be of vote on financial reform legislation. so while we are awaiting the arrival of lisa jackson, i am going to move ahead with the hearing. we are so pleased that dr. barry robinson is here from noaa. when he concludes, hopefully ms. jackson is here. if not, we will go forward to hearing our very able administrator from epa, whom i traveled to the golf with. this hearing will mel come to order. it is the off...

critical pelican habitats, and so far, the news is pretty good. >> brown: we look at the sweeping financial reform bill passed by the senate today: what it means for wall street and main street. >> i regret i cant give you your job back, restore that foreclosed home, put retirement money back in your account. what i can do is to see to it that we never, ever again have to go through what this nation has been through. >> lehrer: ray suarez has the last of his stories from haiti six mont...

multivolume report. unfortunately, this time around, the democratic-run committee gave wall street executives a pass, i believe. there were no investigations, no depositions, and no subpoenas. in fact, madam president, chairman dodd, my friend and colleague, never called on the likes of robert rube rubin, lld blankenfein, or mozillo to testify before the bank committee. not a single individual from a.i.g.s financial products division was questioned by the committee or its staff. also c...

>> socialism is a way of getting the government to steal. it is time for people to wake up to the basic principles of our country was founded on, a rule by law and not april by men. limited government. what we are dealing with and all of these political beings deal with with god and men, who is god? the liberal government messes up everything it touches. it cant figure out how to put a stopper in: the bottom of an ocean. they cant figure out how to put a plant to put a stopper in the b...

captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions >> lehrer: good evening. im jim lehrer. b.p. stopped the flow of oil from its gulf well for the first time since it began nearly three months ago. >> brown: and im jeffrey brown. on the "newshour" tonight: b.p., the obama administration, and residents throughout the gulf are waiting to see if the gusher has finally been capped. we get the latest from joel aakenbach of the "washington post." >> lehrer: then, tom bearden examines the imp...

critical pelican habitats, and so far, the news is pretty good. >> brown: we look at the sweeping financial reform bill passed by the senate today: what it means for wall street and main street. >> i regret i cant give you your job back, restore that foreclosed home, put retirement money back in your account. what i can do is to see to it that we never, ever again have to go through what this nation has been through. >> lehrer: ray suarez has the last of his stories from haiti six mont...

>> lehrer: then, tom bearden examines the impact of the spill on louisianas wildlife. >> federal scientists are keeping a close watch on critical pelican habitats, and so far, the news is pretty good. >> brown: we look at the sweeping financial reform bill passed by the senate today: what it means for wall street and main street. >> i regret i cant give you your job back, restore that foreclosed home, put retirement money back in your account. what i can do is to see to it that we neve...

being able to stay in their homes. i am wondering if this tool that we initially came up with, the hamp program, is the right tool to deal with that type of problem. because if somebody is out of work and does not have a stream of income to support a mortgage it does not matter how you design it or how you modify it. if there is no income to support the mortgage is going to end up in foreclosure. i am fearful. i see how this is working out. i see the attempt to are making. i also see t...