CNN - Moneyline & Crossfire - 2001-08-22
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[0:00] I couldn't do it.
[0:00] >> In US history, tickets are being sold in
[0:03] 21 states and the District of Columbia
[0:05] at a rate of 53,000 every minute.
[0:08] Lottery players said to be buying 10 to
[0:10] 20 at a time. Businesses buying as many
[0:12] as 300 tickets a piece. Your odds of
[0:15] winning though, a mere 80 million to
[0:18] one. Good luck. And with that, we got to
[0:21] say goodbye. That's the first evening
[0:22] news. Back again later tonight, 10:00
[0:24] Eastern on CNN tonight. But for now, up
[0:27] to Lou Dos in New York. and a bit more
[0:28] to smile about today. Make that Jan
[0:30] Hopkins with us. Hey Jan.
[0:32] >> Hi there. Thanks. Coming up tonight on
[0:34] Moneyline, the budget surplus is
[0:36] shrinking. Larry Lindsay says not to
[0:38] worry. Paul Krugman disagrees. We'll
[0:40] hear from both. Then where are all the
[0:42] payones going? We'll tell you why
[0:44] they're getting so hard to find. It's
[0:47] all ahead tonight on Moneyline.
[0:52] [music]
[1:00] >> [music]
[1:02] >> From the heart of New York City. This is
[1:05] Lou [music] Dos Money Line. Sitting in
[1:07] tonight, Jan Hopkins.
[1:11] >> Good evening. In tonight's headlines, a
[1:13] powerful rebound on Wall Street. The Dow
[1:15] gains 102 points. The Nasdaq up 28,
[1:18] closing at its high for the session. The
[1:20] big winners today, chip stocks, after a
[1:22] report showed that semiconductor demand
[1:24] strengthened during July. And the White
[1:27] House says this year's projected budget
[1:29] surplus has shrunk by more than $123
[1:32] billion. I'll hear from the president's
[1:34] top economic adviser, who says it
[1:36] doesn't threaten fiscal stability or
[1:39] social security, Larry Lindseay. Stocks
[1:42] today rebounded after sellin