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401(k)s. and now confirming the country will run a $1.3 trillion deficit this year. last year the economy was being pummeled even worse, in many ways and tex revenue was in the tank. all leading the stop store recoverer. i can think of a few words other than that that might be more appropriate in my viewer. peter marice is joining us, and professor at the smith school of business at the university of maryland. and economist dean baker. codirector of the center for economic policy and r...

created in the private sector. and add that to the labor departments downward rescission of junes job growth to 31,000. and news that thousands more have dropped out all together. you get a dismal picture from employment and america. word that the presidents most optimistic adviser is leaving. its good news too to be growing again at a robust 3.5%. it safely created about 2 million jobs. thats an important accomplishment. >> we have a beautiful spring day. we do have positive jobs numb...

this program is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by wpbt >> suzanne: good evening, everyone. susie gharib is on assignment tonight. there may soon be a new behemoth flying the friendly skies. >> tom: united airlines and continental airlines announced today theyre merging in a $3 billion stock swap. if approved by regulators and shareholders, the combined carrier would command one out of every five passenger seats ...

this program is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by wpbt >> suzanne: good evening, everyone. susie gharib is on assignment tonight. there may soon be a new behemoth flying the friendly skies. >> tom: united airlines and continental airlines announced today theyre merging in a $3 billion stock swap. if approved by regulators and shareholders, the combined carrier would command one out of every five passenger seats ...

this program is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by wpbt >> suzanne: good evening, everyone. susie gharib is on assignment tonight. there may soon be a new behemoth flying the friendly skies. >> tom: united airlines and continental airlines announced today theyre merging in a $3 billion stock swap. if approved by regulators and shareholders, the combined carrier would command one out of every five passenger seats ...

captioning sponsored by wpbt >> today, after almost a century of trying, today, after over a year of debate, today, after all the votes have been tallied, health insurance reform becomes law in the united states of america. ( applause ) >> tom: president obama signs the $940 billion health care overhaul into law. >> susie: but adding 32 million americans to the insurance rolls wont be fast, cheap or easy. youre watching "nightly business report" for tuesday, march 23. this is "nightly ...

>> pren entrepreneurs are innovateors. >> theyve been awarded with profits and loyalty. >> you can never expect someone to care about your business as much as you do. i find thats sort of a contradiction around here. >> reporter: patrick and michelles businesses are doing well. their bar only had had one month in the red. the cheese and wine store have never had a down month despite stiff competition from trader joes just a few blocks away. heidi? >> all right. thank you. im heidi coll...

go? i think it will go underground. people will search for leaders. some may emerge from the populace. they will look for alternatives. this is not going to go away. the government has revealed itself as not caring for the populace support. it is committed to a harsh and antagonistic approach. it has shocked a lot of iranians. they are not happy about living under a regime like this. host: here is the last call from the island of oahu. caller: and thank you for taking my call. out of c...

congress can be alerted to thefect that unless its specifically stated that abortion coverage, life-ending practices are excluded, then were under the assumption that theyre in there. so were concerned about the overall emphasis here of health care, but, again, its something that americans -- when they realize that they may not be able to get treatment, but yet their money is going to be end the life of an unborn child or end the life of someone on the other end of the life spectrum, t...