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Sam Stovall, chief investment strategist at Standard & Poor's, explains why December may be a positive month for U.S. equities and why he recommends exposure to defensive sectors, such as consumer discretionary and health care. (Nov. 26)

Mayo Clinic CEO Denis Cortesa, Novartis chief Daniel Vasella, WellPoint's Angela Braly and Pfizer's Jeffrey Kinder discuss priorities for U.S. health care. (Nov. 18)

Chris Dodd talks to voters in Eldridge, Iowa about middle class matters, the war in Iraq, and restoring the Constitution. http://chrisdodd.com/DTV 8/17/07

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Chris Dodd talks about his health care plan and hears feedback from voters in Dubuque, Iowa. This video segment includes Senator Dodd answering questions about his health care plan. 7/27/07 http://chrisdodd.com/DTV

You need a vacation, not just because you've earned it, but because by not taking it you are endangering your health. MarketWatch's Kristen Gerencher reports. (May 22)

http://www.c-spanarchives.org/library/vidLink.php?b=1223430581&e=1223430914&n=001 Question: Senator, selling health care coverage in America as a marketable commodity has become a very profitable industry. Do you believe health care should be treated as a commodity? SEN. OBAMA: Well, you know, as I travel around the country, this is one of the single most frequently asked issues that I get, is the issue of health care. It is breaking family budgets. I can't tell you how many people I meet who don't have health insurance. If you've got health insurance, most of you have seen your premiums double over the last eight years. and your copayments and deductibles have gone up 30 percent just in the last year alone. And if you're a small business, it's a crushing burden. So one of the things that I have said from the start of this campaign is that we have a moral commitment as well as an economic imperative to do something about the health care crisis that so many families are facing. So here is what I would do. If you've got health care already, and probably the majority of you do, then you can keep your plan if you are satisfied with it. You can keep your choice of doctor. We're going to work with your employer to lower the cost of your premiums by up to $2,500 a year. And we're going to do it by investing in prevention. We're going to do it by making sure that we use information technology so that medical records are actually on computers instead of you filling forms out in triplicate when you go to the hospital. That will reduce medical errors and reduce costs. If you don't have health insurance, you're going to be able to buy the same kind of insurance

http://www.pbs.org/washingtonweek/ In this online-only extra Washington Week presents an extended Webcast Extra. This week Gwen will be broadcasting from Minnesota, site of the 2008 Republican National Convention. She'll preview next week's convention and have analysis on the state of Campaign '08. *You* can participate in Washington Week roundtable discussions. Each week moderator Gwen Ifill and a panel of top journalists take your questions during the Washington Week Webcast Extra. For more information go to http://www.pbs.org/washingtonweek/ This week's columnists: Michael Duffy, Time Magazine Michele Norris, National Public Radio Doyle Mcmanus, Los Angeles Times John Dickerson, Slate Magazine

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Chris Dodd talks to voters in Eldridge, Iowa about middle class matters, the war in Iraq, and restoring the Constitution. http://chrisdodd.com/DTV 8/17/07