all staying optimistic ahead of the zurich announcement their team in zurich is headed by prince charles david back and the prime minister we think we've got an incredibly strong case the best technical bid i think we can make the biggest commercial success of the world cup and also if we want to enlarge the audience for football worldwide i think england twenty eighteen is the best way to do that so we'll be making all of those arguments britain is passionate about football we can put on a really great show we can have full stadiums we've got everything that is necessary to make this work and we're going to give this one hundred ten percent over these next couple of days. to own failed action now where after all the stats and pregame analysis the only figures that mattered after the first el classico of the season with five and zero much to the delight of the barcelona faithful real madrid the most richly a sampled football team on the planet quite simply shell shocked barcelona getting into their groove early on. a serious ten minutes and after a powerful a driven through ball from step one

>> cooper is charles cooper. davidlevine says it's likely the panel will deem the plaintiffs unqualified to appeal and uphold the judge's decision. federal states where the state to go to the u.s. supreme court. >> the likelihood is the u.s. supreme court is taking the case not because they really want to endorse what judge walker did but because they want to stop what judge walker did. >> professor levine says no matter what the decision is, the supreme court will want to review the case. we have posted extended clips from today's post hearing at www.ktvu.com. look for the top story. >>> california correction officials saying it came from a british company. california paid the company about $36,000 for sodium biopenthal. the american civil liberties union filed suit and argued it's illegal to use foreign- made drugs for execution. >>> sheriff's department wrapped up its investigation into an inmate's escape. he broke free from a department trying to shackle him last monday, he ran with the deputy in pursuit. outside,

>> cooper is charles cooper. davidine says it's likely the panel will deem the plaintiffs unqualified to appeal and uphold the judge's decision. federal states where the state to go to the u.s. supreme court. >> the likelihood is the u.s. supreme court is taking the case not because they really want to endorse what judge walker did but because they want to stop what judge walker did. >> professor levine says no matter what the decision is, the supreme court will want to review the case. we have posted extended clips from today's post hearing at www.ktvu.com. look for the top story. >>> california correction officials saying it came from a british company. california paid the company about $36,000 for sodium biopenthal. the american civil liberties union filed suit and argued it's illegal to use foreign- made drugs for execution. >>> sheriff's department wrapped up its investigation into an inmate's escape. he broke free from a department trying to shackle him last monday, he ran with the deputy in pursuit. outside, he

eighteenth however england's all too far behind their team in zurich it's headed by prince charles prime minister david cameron and david beckham who believes the fos executive committee can be trusted to judge england's bid on its merits after fears british media reports alleging corruption could have a negative impact on the twenty two men who will decide the outcome however the former england captain is satisfied with the country's president saying get a fair hearing from football's governing body. thing that we can trust every one of the members you know at the end of the day different will people and they're going to watch while copy in you know the best country that i think yes could could host you know the biggest sporting event in the world so if we can trust them i think it's hard to tell you know it's hard to tell where the deaf and you go. you know you get a good feed even from some of the members that we've met over the last couple of days so you do get a good feeling but you can never guarantee that. and while much attention turns to the world cup votes are russian champions as it means co

eighteen tournament however england too far behind that's a missouri case headed by prince charles prime minister david cameron and david beckham who believes the physics seconds of committee can't be trusted to judge england's bid on its merits after fees british media reports alleging corruption could have a negative impact on the twenty two men who decide the outcome however the former england captain is satisfied his country's presentation will get a fair hearing in football's governing body. the thing that we can trust every one of the members you know at the end of the day their football people and they get a warm world copy in the best country that i think he's could could host you know the biggest sporting event in the world so we doubt we can trust him i think it's hard to tell you know it's hard to tell whether you've definitely got. you know you get a good feeling for him obviously some of the members that we've met over the last couple of days so you do get a good feeling but you can never guarantee that that so. you know we've we've worked hard like i said prince william was up at seven th

staying optimistic ahead of the announcement that team in zurich is headed by prince charles the prime minister and david beckham the vice president of the english bed believes fief as executive committee can be trusted to judge indians twenty eighty watts update on its merits after fears that british media reports alleging corruption could have had a negative impact on the twenty two men who decide the outcome however the former england captain is satisfied his country's presentation on a fair hearing from football's governing body. nothing that we can trust every one of the members here know at the end of the day their football people and they're going to want a world copy in the best country that i think this could could host you know the biggest sporting event in the world so we doubt we can trust them i think it's hard to tell you know it's hard to tell where you've definitely got. you know you get a good feeling from obviously some of the members that we've met over the last couple of days so you do get a good feeling but you can see you never guarantee that that that so you know we've we've worked

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ninnian edwards, james shields, stevens douglas, david davis, everett dirksen, charles percy, allen dixon, paul simon, carol moseley-braun, peter fitzgerald, roland burris and barack obama. as i enter this chamber with all humility and with the knowledge of those who came before us, they fought for a better future for the next generation as we shall fight for those who follow. and i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. reid: sorry to barge in here but i've been trying to talk all day. so i appreciate everyone's attention here. it is a short speech, but i've been trying to get over here all day. i first met evan bayh at the championship for indianapolis. one of the most remarkable speeches i have witnessed was in the capitol rotunda when we were there meeting the new senators. senator evan bayh, it was his first speech that i know he had given in the capitol complex. he spoke without notes. and it was a speech laying out his philosophy of government. and it was really spellbinding. i can't imagine the talent that he had, and i've witnessed since that time. the s

charles and camilla. and my favorite wikileaks leak so far. there's that picture again. the one that called davidprise of the morning. did you know that pole dancing is now -- >> i can't hear. they were talking so loud over there. that's what i'm saying. they're going on. i don't think you'll get a word in edge-wise. >> that's fine. they're going to weigh in on whether pole dancing should be an olympic sport. >> all right. that's a tease. >>> and the folks from "what would you do?" have come up with one of their diciest scenarios yet. what would you do, if you saw a pregnant woman drinking? not just a glass of wine. but shots, tequila, to excess. wait until you see what happens. >> i cannot wait for that. >>> and our christmas double-header. how to deck the halls on a budget. we have a new winner in our 12 days of cooking challenge. she's in the kitchen with emeril, making delicious cookies. that's all coming up. >>> first, now, on last night's royal ambush. protesters in london attacked the rolls-royce carrying prince charles and his wife, camilla, raising new questions about royal security. so,

charles car was attacked in central london. we look at reactions to tonight seems in a moment from david willard gave inside parliament this afternoon, the mps debated the controversial increase in tuition fees up to 9000 pounds a year in england. i found i found him in the education sector sectors were about tuition fees altogether. am i came to the westminster bow, the revolt by liberal democrats that the measure passed by just 21 votes, michael crick follow these extraordinary events. this report contains flash photography. >> tonight, substantial path of substantial london have quietly made house of control. with some of the most serious attacks on all of the british since the war. around parliament square this evening, hundreds of students and other protesters attacked the treasury. smash windows and broken science. these riots stop the false kill innovation. the supreme court was also the cause of it. also under siege, the throne, prince charles and oxford street, mobile phone capture the moment is protesters attacked the card carrying charles and camilla to a royal variety performance. the couple looks terrified and still tak

charles car was attacked in central london. we look at reactions to tonight seems in a moment from david willard gave inside parliament this afternoon, the mps debated the controversial increase in tuition fees up to 9000 pounds a year in england. i found i found him in the education sector sectors were about tuition fees altogether. am i came to the westminster bow, the revolt by liberal democrats that the measure passed by just 21 votes, michael crick follow these extraordinary events. this report contains flash photography. >> tonight, substantial path of substantial london have quietly made house of control. with some of the most serious attacks on all of the british since the war. around parliament square this evening, hundreds of students and other protesters attacked the treasury. smash windows and broken science. these riots stop the false kill innovation. the supreme court was also the cause of it. also under siege, the throne, prince charles and oxford street, mobile phone capture the moment is protesters attacked the card carrying charles and camilla to a royal variety performance. the couple looks terrified and still tak

charles gibson will talk about the preparations for a presidential debate. tony blair and author christopher hitchens on the role of religion. former supreme court justices sandra day o'connor and david souter discuss life on the high court. this weekend on c-span3, we visit the museum of the confederacy in richmond -- -- in richmond, and va. also, from the nixon presidential library oral history project, a former astronaut frank borman on the early space program. alita black reveals the politics, controversies, and media savvy of a former first lady. see the complete schedule online at c-span.org/history. >> it should not take a constitutional crisis, a terrorist attack, or a financial calamity. america cannot afford to wait. >> hear farewell speeches on the c-span video library with every c-span program since 1987. all on line, all free. it is washington your way. >> next, a discussion on part of schism -- on -- this is one hour. >> thank you. panel.ring out our good morning, everyone. there should be four of them. good morning, everyone. our topic this hour, it is 6:00 in the evening for you. otherwise, it is morning. we have a great panel. we will start with the senior political

dukakis and charles gibson took about the preparations for presidential debate and the impact on the campaigns. then there is an keeler talks about human -- humor and public light and david souter discusses life on the high court. this weekend, saturday and sunday, interviews from london. saturday, the labor party shout of minister for health on the government's plan for budget cuts and her experiences as a minority in parliament. the senate, comparing the british and american forms of government, elections, the impact of money on races, the power of the prime minister, taxes, social issues, and cost of living. that is this saturday and sunday night on c-span. >> this morning, president obama signed a bill repealing the don't ask, don't tell policy that prohibited gays from serving openly in military. the implementation of the new policy is expected to take several months. the bill signing ceremony occurred at the interior department headquarters in washington. this is 35 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, the vice president of the united states. [applause] [applause] >> how are you? it is a good day. a real good day. some of my colleagues can tell you, this was a long ti

charles gibson talk about preparation for debates and their impact on campaigns. former prime minister tony blair and author christopher hichens on the role of religion. and former supreme court justices sandra day o'connor and david souter discuss life on the high court. it is a three day holiday weekend on "book tv." starting friday morning at 8 eastern, the latest nonfiction titles, including jimmy carter and on "after words," jane smiley on the man who changed the world. the man who invented the computer. find the complete holiday schedule at booktv.org. sign up to get our schedules email to your in box. >> it should not take a constitutional crisis, a terrorist attack, or financial calamity to summon from each of us and from this body the greatness of which we are capable. nor can america afford to wait. >> search for speeches and hear from retiring senators at the c- span video library, with every c-span program since 1987. all on line, all free. it is washington your way. up next on c-span, a look of a conflict between pakistan and india over the kashmir region as well as developments in afghanistan. the conversation was part of a forum on the major forces shaping the politics in afghanistan. from yesterday