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and homes destroyed, livelihoods lost and feeling the fallout from isaac. >> and in minutes, the the first estimates of the storms financial toll. and also, he hasnt exactly been through the desert on a horse with no name, but he did just complete an epic journey in the saddle across the usa. we begin tonight with a state of the economy. and the pivotal role its already playing in the 2012 election the. 42 months, how long the national unemployment rate has been above 8% and the nation...

theres only so much. we get that. im not disputing that. the way the government defeated a up stems from radio, stems from a very old thing, the notion, at the spectrum was too close to each other it would interfere. a million policies that are to a beverly have their roots in an era that bears no resemblance to the air today. that is one thing. spectrum policy in washington is enormously, even more than some other policies and laws by lobbying. fcc universe device issues, but the tra...

if the stafford loan rate doubles this year, it will make college more senseless next year and add to my overall debt level. that money could be used instead toward a dream of under a graduate degree and making sure education is a right and not a privilege in america. >> the lending program is up to debate of how much we will charge interest to our poorest students. college tuition may be rising faster than salaries that the students actually earn after graduation, and that is if they ...

graduation, and that is if they can even find a job, and if congress doesnt intervene, one of 300 grads will see the loan rate double next semester. add in tuition costs rising at 8%, and the 7.5 million student loans could be a 27% hike in the student loan rates. i, of course, would blame a two-party system that doesnt even want to talk about the problem. what about our guests? we start today with the director of youth advocacy principles. he himself carries 80 grand in loans knows of...

the move pushed president hosni mubarak from power. the protesters held rallies in cities around the country. some of them had posted messages online. they called for a new round of demonstrations against the rules generals who took over from mubarak. similar calls on the internet last january sparked the uprising that forced the mubarak administration out of power within 18 days. thousands of protesters gathered in tahrir square in the capitol cairo. the plaza was the focal point of l...

the protesters held rallies in city around the country. some of them had posted messages onine. they called for a new round of demonstrations against the ruling generals who took over for mubarak. similar cars on the internet last january sparked the uprising that forced the mubarak administration out of power within 18 days. thousands of protesters gathered in tahrir square in the capital cairo. the plaza was the focal point of last years uprising. they said nothing has changed since ...

freedom for casey anthony but where has she gone after her midnight release and whats in her future. a live report with the inside word on her getaway next on msnbc sunday. plus the debt ceiling crisis. the stalemate shows no sign of ending. what are the chances a deal will be struck before the doomsday deadline. also ahead, searing, soaring, record heat oppressing many parts of the country. is there relief four in sight. making the grade. why are so many more college students ge...

freedom for casey anthony but where has she gone after her midnight release and whats in her future. a live report with the inside word on her getaway next on msnbc sunday. plus the debt ceiling crisis. the stalemate shows no sign of ending. what are the chances a deal will be struck before the doomsday deadline. also ahead, searing, soaring, record heat oppressing many parts of the country. is there relief four in sight. making the grade. why are so many more college students ge...

this stage. of the best evidence is five countries have pulled it off and all of latin america and the rest of the countries in asia did not. they are not stupid people. . . the mid 90s that sort of illustrate the point you basically i sometimes described in brazil not now because the room gap is rapidly closing but described it as a middle-income country consistent and the poor country living in the same borders. that is not a high-growth environment over a sustained period of time. >...

it, too, b as i answer questions about this book... >> rose: right. >> ...over half of have seen china as an established enemy. >> rose: kissinger on china for the hour. next. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in neyork city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: henry kissinger is here. the former national security advisor and secretary of state has just written a new book. it is called "on china." he writes both as a stu...