Nightly Business Report (PBS) - 2007-10-11

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[0:03] [music]

[0:04] Sales at the nation's retailers hit a

[0:06] sour note in September as bad fashion

[0:09] and weak back to school sales provided a

[0:11] double whammy of bad news. But one

[0:14] retail giant actually boosted its

[0:16] outlook.

[0:17] >> The United Auto Workers roll on to Ford

[0:19] Motor. [music] It's the last of the big

[0:21] Detroit automakers to negotiate a new

[0:23] labor deal. Analysis on what's at stake

[0:25] for Ford coming up. The home of high

[0:28] rollers is suffering from a housing

[0:29] bust. Las [music] Vegas boasts one of

[0:31] the nation's highest foreclosure rates

[0:33] and there's little sign of improvement

[0:35] on the horizon.

[0:36] >> Then we head to the operating room where

[0:38] inflight safety programs are helping

[0:41] hospitals help patients. We'll show you

[0:43] in tonight's [music] bill of health.

[0:45] >> I'm Paul Kangas

[0:46] >> and I'm Susie Gar. This is Nightly

[0:48] Business Report for Thursday, October

[0:49] 11th.

[0:51] Nightly Business Report is made possible

[0:54] by Franklin Templeton Investments.

[0:56] [music]

[0:58] Providing a unique perspective through

[0:59] the specialized investment expertise of

[1:02] Franklin Templeton Mutual Series and

[1:04] Fiduciary Trust. Franklin Templeton

[1:06] Investments. [music] Gain from our

[1:08] perspective.

[1:13] [music]

[1:13] AG Edwards. Objective financial advice

[1:16] can help you build a better nest egg.

[1:22] AG. Edwards, fully invested [music] in

[1:24] our clients.

[1:25] >> This program was made possible by

[1:28] contributions [music]

[1:28] to your PBS station from viewers like

[1:32] you. Thank you.

[1:38] [music]

[1:40] Good evening, everyone. More signs today

[1:42] that American consumers are feeling the

[1:45] financial squeeze from slumping home

[1:47] prices and h

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