the pioneers won the deciding game in convincing fashion with a victory over chapman university.

about here on our team that was kind of have me professor of international economic law at chapman university now while the mainstream media today is focusing on don't extract hons court appearance in a manhattan court that the former head of the international monetary fund of course he was there to put in an innocent plea in the sexual assault of a hotel maid but we're more concerned with what is going to happen to the leadership of the i.m.f. many including the largest emerging economies argue the downfall of d.f.a. should be the end of the legacy of european leaders at the bank r.t. their inability to have more though. it's a change they don't believe in with the former i.m.f. director dominic straws can out of the financial picture they're going to use looking for a suitable replacement and while the current financial situation in europe may suggest a new approach is needed to solve the problems by looks of it the i.m.f. will go in the other direction the weight of tradition and also the fact that there has been a long standing between the united states and europe the u.s. will have the w

going to help us get to the bottom of that he's a professor of international economic law at chapman university joins us now thanks so much for being with us professor canova so we're seeing greece's reaction to austerity this is nothing new when they first passed austerity measures they did it with intimate the protests as well but i'm just curious obviously we're not seeing this on the streets streets of the united states and we may not but the united states is also facing spending cuts and i lot say that a lot needs to be cut from u.s. spending because the u.s. has been spending far beyond its means as witnessed by the fourteen point three trillion dollars debt ceiling which the u.s. has blown through but can't agree to raise so in response to the u.s. debt crisis if there are immense cuts could this be the result in the u.s. do you think. well of course i think this could be the result almost anywhere in the world where there's austerity. greece has an unemployment rate of about sixteen percent i believe in the united states it's nine point one percent but then when you add in the underempl

learn from this page that she is a middle school specialty course teacher and studied music at chapman university. [music] >> a live look outside this evening from the golden gate bridge, clear skies and that was the clear overnight. temperatures very warm out there today and a very mild evening. high temperatures reaching 90 degrees in santa rosa in san raphael. 86 down and san jose. as we head into tomorrow, the temperatures will cool down from five degrees to 10--215 degrees. the temperatures not warming nearly as much, 5, to 50 degrees cooler than what we saw today how long was that last? i will have that answer coming up in just a few minutes. >> the arraignment of a suspect in east palo alto has been delayed again. 17 year-old fabian's their rebozos has yet to enter a plea. we were there today as dozens of his friends left the courtroom. no one was willing to talk about the case, but j.r. stone has been following this story and he learned today that at least 15 shots were fired into the victim's family car. >> i can tell you that it was a packed house inside the courtroom today. at one time

, but on her facebook we learn that she was a music specialty teachers and studied music at chapman university. >> on how a man accused of robbing and sexually assaulting an oakland woman that captured him on video with her cellphone is now in custody. deion mcdaniel of oakland was arrested late last night after the police received tips from the public. they say he broke into the woman's home last week and sexually assaulted her and left with some of her electronics after she confronted him and videotape him as he was walking out. four people were robbed at gunpoint during 2 separate yvette's and hayward. they say it all happen here in south hayward at the bart station. 2 teenage girls robbed of their personal belongings and a short time later a man was shot during a robbery while walking with his wife in the same area. hazzig manyud takes a closer look at where the crimes occurred. >> the husband and wife got off here at the train station around 11:00 p.m. tuesday night. they made their way down the parking lot to a stairwell that leads to tipton boulevard. as the couple made their way down t

a great heart has a vision of john chapman building and planting his seeds, twirling the whole night long in rapturous concord which whatever he can see as a universal devine. i can see that. chapman, appleseed, whatever you call him, god talked to him through every tree, leaf, rock, every beast great and small. how would he not twirl in joy? johnny's famous loneliness might now have been so lonely after all. as william d. howe wrote, if we are surrounded by spirits, evil or good which our evil or good behavior invites, then the harmless, loving, half crazy man walked daily with the angels of god. i could also see henry david thoreau in chapman. instead at the moment john chapman lay dying in fort worth, he was digging the foundation for his famous celebrated cabin. for all of his intellectual independence, he never cut the lifeline. he was within easy walking distance of the world he has always known. even as he was raps dieing, he was still carrying laundry home. not chapman. from the early 20s on, he had no feather left. in an article for the december 1979 american heritage magazine, edward hogan say if chapman had left a diary, he might be compa

the pioneers won the deciding game in convincing fashion with a victory over chapman university. mr. johnson: it was led by strong pitching performance from all-american honorable mention blaske. he earned two hits and one earned run. the pioneers were led by right fielder harper who had four hits, four r.b.i.'s and a stolen base. and john snyder had two hits, two runs scored. the pioneers finished the season with an amazing record of 47 wins and four losses on their way to a record fifth national title. congratulations to them. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: now, for what purpose does the gentlewoman from -- the gentleman from rhode island is recognized. mr. cicilline: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. cicilline: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to recognize mike conley, for his leadership in laumpling the voters in the classroom initiative. voters in the classroom is a statewide mock election initiative involving nearly 25% of public high school

chapman house also in london we have robert oulds he is director of the bruges group and in washington we go to gary jones he's an economics professor with americathis center at george mason university hi this is crosstalk and that means crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want but before let's look at a report about a country that may bring the eurozone to the brink of collapse. the euro zone is facing a crisis in which few can predict its outcome as financial markets and leading banks grapple with the greek debt debacle there are serious questions about the viability of the euro as a currency and whether greek default will strike a critical blow to the hairy experiment. overburdened with crushing debts greece is fighting for its financial and political life as lawmakers defend unpopular us dirty measures meanwhile the european union the european central bank and the i.m.f. say these measures are the only way to revive a second the common me all of your country is undergoing a crucial moment we're obligated to ensure the future the future of our country with a sense of national unity facing the present difficult and multi-faceted crisis in a decisive wa