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benefits go away. >> shepard: tonight, who should cover the cost of employees calling out from work? plus, they were headed home from space when everything went silent. tonight a scare on the way back from the space station. but, first from fox this friday night there is new evidence at the millionaires murder trial. prosecutors accuse this guy bob ward of shooting his wife in the face two years ago at their mansion in orlando. he says they were trying to kill herself and the gun went ...

around here. we will read the best responses a little later in the show. the next 30 minutes are going to be your cram session for this friday, september 16th. a lot going on today including a showdown brewing at the united nations where a palestinian bid for statehood could test the u.s.s influence in the rapidly changing middle east. also, the bromance continues. fallon drops by to nominate colbert on his emmy nomination. things get a little bit weird. well have that full clip for ...

he says they were trying to kill herself and the gun went off as they struggled. today in court we heard from a crime scene investigator who checked out the bedroom where diane ward died. and as she discussed a crime scene photo that showed diane wards body on the floor, the suspect avoided looking at that image and covered his eyes with his hand. the crime scene tech also showed jurors the gun that investigators say fired the fatal bullet. >> i saw the exterior of the firearm. i also ...

2.5% from 3%. that is $150 billion in lower business. a double-dip recession lets remember would be extremelyou no see all kinds of job losses to have a recession, and yet for 17 consecutive months we had job growth, tepid, but job growth. then suddenly in august we looked and there was no job growth at all, so that adds to the worry. the economic data are horrible. the weekly jobless claims rose this week. the manufacturing is slack, the retail is slack. consumer spending is down. it ...

range of companies. what can we do for you? >> and now, "bbc world news." >> this is "bbc world news america," reporting from washington. raising the stakes, the palestinians confirmed that they will ask the u.n. for recognition as a member state next week. this sets a stage for a fee tells by the u.s.. we sit down with u.s. ambassador susan rice. -- this sets the stage for a veto by the u.s.. >> this is frustrating. there is no shortcut. >> falling to earth, a defunct satellite is set...

stock market has been down every day and according toed egyptian media this is nonarab investors pulling their money out. >> brown: we talk to former vice-president dick cheney about his new memoir chronicling 40 years in american politics, and the state of national security today and more. >> i worry very much that were still vulnerable to attack, if you have a group of terrorists who are dedicated to launching an attack, killing americans, and they dont care about surviving themselve...

veto by the u.s.. >> this is frustrating. there is no shortcut. >> falling to earth, a defunct satellite is set to crash land soon but where is anyones guess. what >> welcome to our viewers on pbs in america. a collision course has been said today. the palestinian president mahmoud abbas says that he will be applying for full membership at the u.n. next week. this amounts to an implicit recognition of statehood. the u.s. says that they will veto only application. they argue only direct...

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problems. americans struggling to make the mortgage and college students who graduate with mountains of debt and still find themselves unemployed. today, the mayor of new york city made a startling statement that got a lot of peoples attention. he said, we have a lot of kids graduating college who cant find jobs. he warned that can lead to riots in the streets. the job market for college graduates is brutal with a quarter million recent grads unemployed right now in this country, and t...

you a little bit later in this broadcast. first, right to the news right here at 30 rock in new york city. president obama is expected to return to ohio next week once again trying to shore up support for his jb jobs bill, but thise with a focus on infrastructure. the white house says the president will visit a bridge that connects ohio and kentucky. that same bridge that he cited in his speech to congress last week is an example of what needs work in this country. the cost of overha...