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the senate rejected attempts to end oil subsidies. president obama was for ending oil subsidies and so were democrats in the senate but the republicans filibustered and it died. that three bullet point explanation can basically be said about everything that has happened in washington since 2010 or more-or-less. if you just think about it for a second, in this particular case, if you dont accept it at face value and instead take this case and hold it up to the light 15 degrees to see it...

continues to rise. >> brown: we have the story of an illinois company thats retraining its workers to meet the demands of highly skilled manufacturing jobs. >> youve got aging now, a disinterested younger generation and then youve got whats left in the middle and thats not enough to fill the need. >> ifill: and ray suarez talks to author eric klinenberg about the growing number of americans who are content to live alone. >> theyre not going to settle with living the wrong person in the...

>> youve got aging now, a disinterested younger generation and then youve got whats left in the middle and thats not enough to fill the need. >> ifill: and ray suarez talks to author eric klinenberg about the growing number of americans who are content to live alone. >> theyre not going to settle with living the wrong person in the way they might have 50 years ago. >> brown: thats all ahead on tonights newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: moving our econom...

>> youve got aging now, a disinterested younger generation and then youve got whats left in the middle and thats not enough to fill the need. >> ifill: and ray suarez talks to author eric klinenberg about the growing number of americans who are content to live alone. >> theyre not going to settle with living the wrong person in the way they might have 50 years ago. >> brown: thats all ahead on tonights newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: moving our econom...

and its sort of an act of political malpractice that no one knows but that the unpopular provision is before the court and they dont know the popular provisions are being challenged. >> rose: we conclude with a conversation with lowell bergman, the producer of a "frontline" documentary on pbs about the murdoch investigation in london. >> whats at stake is not only a lot of the coverage, which is focused on the family and whos going to succeed rupert but its also the basic notion of how...

provision is before the court and they dont know the popular provisions are being challenged. >> rose: we conclude with a conversation with lowell bergman, the producer of a "frontline" documentary on pbs about the murdoch investigation in london. >> whats at stake is not only a lot of the coverage, which is focused on the family and whos going to succeed rupert but its also the basic notion of how he built hism tire because when you think about it, these tabloids in the u.k. were the ...

provisions are being challenged. >> rose: we conclude with a conversation with lowell bergman, the producer of a "frontline" documentary on pbs about the murdoch investigation in london. >> whats at stake is not only a lot of the coverage, which is focused on the family and whos going to succeed rupert but its also the basic notion of how he built hism tire because when you think about it, these tabloids in the u.k. were the foundation, the money machine back 30 years ago that helped h...

and its sort of an act of political malpractice that no one knows but that the unpopular provision is before the court and they dont know the popular provisions are being challenged. >> rose: we conclude with a conversation with lowell bergman, the producer of a "frontline" documentary on pbs about the murdoch investigation in london. >> whats at stake is not only a lot of the coverage, which is focused on the family and whos going to succeed rupert but its also the basic notion of how...

manufacturing jobs. >> youve got aging now, a disinterested younger generation and then youve got whats left in the middle and thats not enough to fill the need. >> ifill: and ray suarez talks to author eric klinenberg about the growing number of americans who are content to live alone. >> theyre not going to settle with living the wrong person in the way they might have 50 years ago. >> brown: thats all ahead on tonights newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided b...

and its sort of an act of political malpractice that no one knows but that the unpopular provision is before the court and they dont know the popular provisions are being challenged. >> rose: we conclude with a conversation with lowell bergman, the producer of a "frontline" documentary on pbs about the murdoch investigation in london. >> whats at stake is not only a lot of the coverage, which is focused on the family and whos going to succeed rupert but its also the basic notion of how...