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

Name: Nightly Business Report (PBS) - 2007-10-10
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[0:15] Strike. What strike? Chrysler workers

[0:17] spent just a half a day on the picket

[0:19] line, but that's all it took. Late

[0:21] today, word of a tentative deal between

[0:22] the automaker and the United Auto

[0:24] Workers Union. Alan Greenspan tells me

[0:27] that the housing slump is far from over

[0:29] and [music] he expects a significant

[0:31] decline in home prices. My interview

[0:34] with former Fed chairman Greenspan

[0:35] coming up.

[0:37] >> Wall [music] Street's blue bull run

[0:39] celebrated its fifth birthday this week.

[0:41] Tonight's street critique looks at

[0:43] whether that run will continue. My

[0:45] [music] guest Matt France, financial

[0:47] markets reporter at USA Today.

[0:49] >> It looks like Boeing's Dreamliner is

[0:51] turning into a scheduling nightmare. The

[0:53] aerospace giant delayed [music]

[0:55] deliveries again for its newest plane.

[0:58] >> I'm Paul Kangas.

[0:59] >> And I'm Susie Gar. This is Nightly

[1:00] Business Report for Wednesday, [music]

[1:02] October 10th.

[1:04] >> Nightly Business Report is made possible

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[1:44] from viewers like you. Thank you.

[1:46] [music]

[1:54] Good evening everyone. First GM, now

[1:56] Chrysler. The United Auto Workers Un