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>> taro araka is working on a system, holosteeled pylons on the sea floor that telescope when the air is pumped in. >> brown: we update the occupy movement as thousands of protesters march in the streets of new york, los angeles and dallas. >> woodruff: and we close with another in our "economist film project" series. tonight, a profile of an artist who uses garbage to create portraits and to transform lives in brazil. >> brown: thats all ahead on tonights "newshour." major funding for...

>> taro araka is working on a system, holosteeled pylons on the sea floor that telescope when the air is pumped in. >> brown: we update the occupy movement as thousands of protesters march in the streets of new york, los angeles and dallas. >> woodruff: and we close with another in our "economist film project" series. tonight, a profile of an artist who uses garbage to create portraits and to transform lives in brazil. >> brown: thats all ahead on tonights "newshour." major funding for...

The government to get the money, to stay in business, something is wrong, right? >> well, were business people, you know, were not -- we dont write books. we dont teach classes and if you want to be a business, you need to have a company that delivers a product and a service that the market wants and if the market wants it, it will pay for it and subsidies is just going to hurt you. >> robert, i understand you are bullish on solar. you have solar panels on the top of your house but -- >> true. >...

plane over detroit. umar farouk abdulmutallab pleaded not guilty to the failed attack on christmas day. the nigerian native was supposed to represent himself at the federal court in michigan. theres been a shift of his study. instead a court appointed lawyer will give the opening statement. trial gets under way at 9:00 a.m. today. oklahoma senator tom coburn expected to make a full recovery after having surgery for prostate cancer. doctors say yesterdays surgery in tulsa was a success....

response to the storm. >> its been very costly. there have been questions raised about the amount of monies that we have available now that irene has hit. let me just assure your viewers that the survivors needs will be met. they are our number one priority. >> ifill: then margaret warner gets an update the conflict in libya from simon denyer of the "washington post" as rebels advance toward moammar qaddafis hometown. >> brown: we debate a proposed oil pipeline that would carry crude 1...

>> its been very costly. there have been questions raised about the amount of monies that we have available now that irene has hit. let me just assure your viewers that the survivors needs will be met. they are our number one priority. >> ifill: then margaret warner gets an update the conflict in libya from simon denyer of the "washington post" as rebels advae toward moammar qaddafis hometown. >> brown: we debate a proposed oil pipeline that would carry crude 1,700 miles from alberta, ...

to new england with the worst flooding in vermont and upstate new york. good evening, im gwen ifill. >> brown: and im jeffrey brown. on the "newshour" tonight, we get the latest on the death toll, the damage and the power outages and we talk to homeland security secretary janet napolitano about the federal response to the storm. >> its been very costly. there have been questions raised about the amount of monies that we have available now that irene has hit. let me just assure your vie...

security secretary janet napolitano about the federal response to the storm. >> its been very costly. there have been questions raised about the amount of monies that we have available now that irene has hit. let me just assure your viewers that the survivors needs will be met. they are our number one priority. >> ifill: then margaret warner gets an update the conflict in libya from simon denyer of the "washington post" as rebels advance toward moammar qaddafis hometown. >> brown: we d...

let me just assure your viewers that the survivors needs will be met. they are our number one priority. >> ifill: then margaret warner gets an update the conflict in libya from simon denyer of the "washington post" as rebels advance toward moammar qaddafis hometown. >> brown: we debate a proposed oil pipeline that would carry crude 1,700 miles from alberta, canada to the gulf coast in texas. >> ifill: betty anne bowser reports on prescription drugs in short supply forcing tough choices...

>> neil: all right. were just getting word out of utah that a federal judge there has blocked a utah immigration law that would allow police to check the citizenship status of anyone upon arrest, very similar to what theyre trying to do in arizona. but the u.s. district court there is warning that this would violate civil rights for the groups affected. again, this utah immigration law effectively shot down by a federal judge. in the meantime just like clockwork, when gas prices go up, lawmake...