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called "infamous players" a tale of the movies, the mob, and sex. >> here's the outrageous thing about the '70s in hollywood. the people who ran studios actually made pictures they wanted to see. you know, that's unthink bt today. i asked a couple of heads of production recently if summer pictures you made, were you really looking forward to seeing any? and they sort of blanched and said "not actually." >> rose: european debt, presidential debate and the moes when we continue. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose...

so large, if we could float job destruction by 100,000 or 200,000, instead of 155,000 created, it would chart as 255,000 jobs created. host: bob? guest: i think the job sharing idea, all these are much creative. kevin alluded to something in the end that i think is important. we sort of say the words small business. it's not even clear what the term means. you know? many of the definitions of small business, you've got launches, medical practices, hedge funds and wall street. not the corner store or the guy starting the small factory. it's a very emohr force term. it also indicates t...

calling for democratic reforms and progress toward middle east peace. >> lehrer: ray suarez talks to howard berkes of npr about a new report on the west virginia mine disaster that killed 29 people last year. >> brown: and "newshour" science correspondent miles o'brien places a really long distance call to put your questions to the space shuttle crew as they orbit the earth. >> as humans i don't think we'll ever stop exploring. and we're all excited to be a part of the great adventure. it's really all starting right here on the international space station. >> lehrer: that's all ahead...

calling for democratic reforms and progress toward middle east peace. >> lehrer: ray suarez talks to howard berkes of npr about a new report on the west virginia mine disaster that killed 29 people last year. >> brown: and "newshour" science correspondent miles o'brien places a really long distance call to put your questions to the space shuttle crew as they orbit the earth. >> as humans i don't think we'll ever stop exploring. and we're all excited to be a part of the great adventure. it's really all starting right here on the international space station. >> lehrer: that's all ahead...

howard berkes of npr about a new report on the west virginia mine disaster that killed 29 people last year. >> brown: and "newshour" science correspondent miles o'brien places a really long distance call to put your questions to the space shuttle crew as they orbit the earth. >> as humans i don't think we'll ever stop exploring. and we're all excited to be a part of the great adventure. it's really all starting right here on the international space station. >> lehrer: that's all ahead on tonight's "newshour." major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> i want to know ...