the party's new secretary general koshiishi vowed to do his best to unite the party. >> translator: we only have one thing to do, unite the party. i will do my best and i will work together with my fellow democratic party members in both the upper and lower house. >> translator: i would like all the party members to step up to the plate. i would like to do my utmost as the party's new policy chief. >> translator: with help from all the fellow members of the party, we will be able to ride out the storm of the twisted diet, and i'm ready to be covered with mud to support him. [ speaking in foreign language ] >>> the head of japan business federation says the cabinet to be formed under the new prime minister yeesh hee koe noda should work with the opposition parties to implement key policies. >> translator: i think overall reforms in the tax and social security systems are the key prerequisit prerequisites. i sincerely hope the governing and opposition parties will all work together to set and achieve the goals. >> the chairman spoke to reporters on wednesday. on the new lineup of the par

and it started with the fact that our party wouldn't unite.ay that i won the primary, you had major national republican figures going on national television, slamming me. when instead, what we needed to do is what they did in kentucky, where they, you know, mitch mcconnell railed against rand paul, but as soon as he won the primary, this he were arm in arm saying, let's take this guy to the finish line, and the strength of that united party is what ultimately won a victory. we had none of that in delaware. instead, as soon as i won the primary, you had, you know, the white house, barack obama personally came to delaware to campaign against me. you had of course the whole democratic machine coming against me, slamming me, and then i had my own party, you know, some of those ousted leaders were actually telling people to vote for my democratic opponent. so it was a very heavy lift for a grassroots, mostly volunteer-based campaign. and without the strength of the united party, it was difficult. and then of course, as i admit in the book, we made

one they celebrate of the toppling of hosni mubarak now it's the feeling of disappointment that unite parties got it she can look at what's ahead for levy and if the change finally comes. the cadets the regime is crumbling. the rebels are cheering. the. same cheers and tears could be seen in egypt in february as the nation ousted their longtime leader hosni mubarak but six months on many egyptians say their home is being crushed by reality. you know i love the revolution when it happened i welcomed that looked at the time like a light at the end of the tunnel we see it's not getting better we have nothing to eat don't tell me about democracy for hungry people it just doesn't matter the egyptians now are not governed by they chose as their leaders instead it's their army that's in control of the army that has strong ties with the west and he sponsored by washington the military regime the edifice the institutions that were to be as since the fundamental essence of the mubarak regime those remain and we can see the thousands of people have been brought to military trial since the end of the pop

and it started with the fact that our party wouldn't unite. the day that i won the primary you had major national republican figures going on national television slamming me when instead what we needed to do was what they did in kentucky where mitch mcconnell ran against ran paul. they were arm in arm saying let's take this guy to the finish line. the strength is what won the victory. we had none of that in delaware. as soon as i won the primary, you had the white house, barack obama personally came to delaware to campaign against me. you had the whole democratic machine coming against me slamming me and then i had my own party. some of those ousted leaders were telling people to vote for my democratic opponent. it was a very heavy lift for a grassroots mostly volunteer based campaign and without the strength of the united party it was difficult and of course as i admit in the book, we made certainly a lot of mistakes. some of those were self-inflicted wounds as i admit that i definitely regret. >> why don't we just jump in there and remind yo

embrace the principle that the grass roots crowd, that the party was founded on and the country was foundedn on, we will be a powerhouse if we can unite. to illustrate a point* what happens when we divide instead of the night. everybody knows, it is no secret that the 2010 elections of the republican party were divided but i draw the contrast between kentucky and my own rise. which mcconnell was campaigning against rand paul. he was the worst thing to happen to politics until heft won the primary. then mitch mcconnell and rand paul were arm in arm th saying that is the path.e we have to move forward to make sure he crosses the finish line. unfortunately that did not have been in delaware but it has to happen for us to win in 2012. that is the message i hope people can take away by reading the book.lv i tried to tell the story of how i got involved in politics and what made me embrace the principles and why i chose to become a republic can. ipo i told in a way that some political of l pfizer's have can said was a little too honest, i should not have admitted some things. but i did that again so "the reader" can relate in this not have

and the new chairman of the republican party understands that we need to unite. and he's been doing -- john ziegler, he's the former president of the nra, he's been doing a great job of reaching out and trying to build that unity and take back the state health and be a strong unified force and to help the former republican leadership take pride in the principals in which we stand. but, you know, the ousted leadership is still unhappy. and they are still resorting to some under handed tricks, because i talk about how one the things that our former chairman did, tom ross, file a false claim with me against the fcc. not only did the delaware republican leadership, but the democrats did it as well through a crew. they filed with the u.s. attorneys office. i have since been cleared of all of the claims. why it's a sleazy, under handed trick, it's abusing the process, filing a false claim with the u.s. political office with a false motive is abusing the justice system. none of you in the room who has a vendetta against a neighbor can accuse them of burglary and get the

fact, i extended on one of our fox interviews, an invitation to kiss and make up and go forward a united party, but i won't -- i do talk about the cronyism of the republican party especially in delaware where the leaders have been ousted, but the reason i bring that up is not to perpetuate it or to fan the flames, but to put it to rest, and so say that, you know, if that, you know, if that cronny crowd would embrace principles that the grass roots crowd, that our party was founded on, not just our party, but our country was founded on, we will be a power house if we can unite. i dell tail things may campaign endured and what i went through as a candidate, again, to illustrate a point of what happens when we divide instead of when we unit, and everybody knows it's no secret that the 2010 elections -- the republican party was divided, but i think that there are some examples to look at, and i draw the contrast between kentucky and my own race where in kentucky we had the nrc and senator mitch mcconnell really campaigns against rand paul. you know, he was the worse thing to happen to politics unt

after winning the party leadership on monday, noda told colleagues that he wants to lee the election fight behind and unite the party. he indicated his attention to give major post to party members who supported other candidates in the leadership election. noda says he plans to select the party's secretary general first and hopes to announce his choice within a few days. so who is yoshihiko noda? here's a look at the man about to become japan's 95th prime minister. >> reporter: yoshihiko noda as elected to the lower house of the diet in 1993 as a member of the japan new party. he became a dpj lawmaker in 2000. he ran in the dpj leadership election in 2002 in hopes of speeding up a generational change in the party. he lost the election, but gained national recognition. noda became finance minister last year. one of his biggest challenges has been a strong cuency. the yen surged to a record high against the dollar this month. japan's monetary authorities intervened in the currency market in an attempt to put the brakes on. >> translator: i'm carefully monitoring the market. i'll take decisive action if neces

after winning the party leadership on monday, noda told colleagues that he wants to lee the election fight behind and unite the party. he indicated his attention to give major post to party members who supported other candidates in the leadership election. noda says he plans to select the party's secretary general first and hopes to announce his choice within a few days. so who is yoshihiko noda? here's a look at the man about to become japan's 95th prime minister. >> reporter: yoshihiko noda as elected to the lower house of the diet in 1993 as a member of the japan new party. he became a dpj lawmaker in 2000. he ran in the dpj leadership election in 2002 in hopes of speeding up a generational change in the party. he lost the election, but gained national recognition. noda became finance minister last year. one of his biggest challenges has been a strong currency. the yen surged to a record high against the dollar this month. japan's monetary authorities intervened in the currency market in an attempt to put the brakes on. >> translator: i'm carefully monitoring the market. i'll take decisive action if nec

after winning the party leadership on monday noda told colleagues he wants to leave the election fight behind and unite the party. he indicated his intention to give major posts to party members who supported other candidates in the leadership election. noda says he plans to select the party's sec. tear gen secretary-general first and hopes to announce his choice within a few days. we asked people on the streets of tokyo what we expect from the new leader. >> translator: i don't want the tax rise, but it is needed to rebuild after the disaster. >> translator: noda should stay on as prime minister for more than a year. he should change his party for the better. >> translator: he oversaw market invention to stem the yen's advance, but had he done it much earlier, the yen might be much lower now. i hope he will work hard in everyone's interest. >>> we also asked for the thoughts of evacuees and other residents in disaster-struck areas including fukushima. >> translator: i want noda to clarify whether evacuees will be able to return home. >> translator: if present circumstances continue, i can't foresee my

twenty six years ago this one year all the preceding the russian state duma standing for the united russia party. now there's just a month ago before the european basketball championships tipped off but russia have been dealt and major blow in their preparations as. cowan was forced to miss the competition with injury the twenty six year old was scheduled to undergo a night a growing surgery earlier today it will take him up to four weeks to recover ruling him out of international duty and even blood scored however you to jazz forward andre kurian call the in-form vic the hotel bar and to my feet north of the denver nuggets are all expected to fly the flag for russia in the three any in september and continental championships are vital for qualifying for next year's london olympics russia's only european success came four years ago. and saying on the hardwood there is no movement in the ongoing and the labor dispute between team owners and the players' association that's according to commissioner david stern who states quote everything remains the same on all the issues ahead of the november fir

years ago the thirty one year old aiming for a seat in the russian state duma standing for the united russia party. to basketball and there is no movement in the ongoing and the labor dispute between team owners and the players' association that's according to commissioner david stern who states quote everything remains the same on all the issues ahead of the november first season start and there will be more meetings later in august. we're at the same place that were. thirty days ago. we agreed we'd be in touch just go through some additional meetings that's all so you can only go so long discussing non-economic or just to be a shoe stores of a character much pterosaur can eventually all bring you back to the list. and finally two thousand and six moto g.p. champion nicky hayden's found out what it's like to take such as jack on full will's the thirty year old given a few tips from x. film of the one man david cool heard in a miss. car they can psyche of course familiar with a crowded garage though the time has come a little bigger than his used to on his motorbike it was then hides time to get b

from tennis and the nine thirty run even for a seat in the russian state duma running for the united russia party i. there is just a month to go before the european basketball championships tip off but russia's been dealt a major blow in their preparations centers such account forced to miss the competition altogether with injury the twenty six year old is scheduled to undergo minor growing surgery today it will take him up to four weeks to rehabilitate ruling him out of international duty on david plotz squad however utah jazz forward under the informed. tim of fame golf from the denver nuggets the are all expected to fly the flag for russia in lithuania the continental championships are vital for qualifying for next year's london olympics which is only european came four years ago. so there's no movement in the ongoing n.b.a. labor disputes between team owners on the players' association is according to commissioner david stern who states he's very pessimistic about the state of affairs ahead of the member first season start. we're in the same place to work. thirty days ago. we've really been j

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changes will possibly include mandatory primaries used this year for the first time by the united russia party to form a list of candidates. now let's look at some world news in brief this hour after leaving twelve people dead and nine and missing in the philippines the typhoon is moved its trail of destruction to taiwan heavy winds and torrential downpours have cost the evacuation of subterrane thousand people from the southern regions the high speed rail network the country's vital artery may be suspended or the thai food is now on course for the eastern chinese coast. at least thirty five people have been killed in a series of bomb attacks across iraq the most violent glass wrong at the largest sunni mosque in western baghdad claiming twenty eight lives well the explosions come as the muslim world it celebrates the ramadan no one has claimed responsibility for the flurry of violence although an al qaeda linked group had promised attacks during the holy month. japan's finance minister yoshihiko noda is set to become the country's next prime minister or that's after the rule democratic party

. >> i think he hopes to be the one who can unite the party but he will be a controversial figure. he wears his religion his sleeve and is twice the cowboy that george bush was. >> after his announcement perry will move onto new hampshire and iowa. that will put him in all three early voting states with in 36 hours. >>> republicans in iowa will turn out for a straw poll tomorrow. these are pictures from the last one in iowa back in 2007. the gop say staged the first of these in 1979. they are held before the start of the season with when a sitting republican president is not running for re-election. they have tried to set up campaign tents then republican voters are bussed in for the poll. it costs $30 but the candidates generally pick up the tab. >> a senior united states official is dismissing a report on the death toll linked to drone air strikes. they say drones have killed almost 2300 people in pakistan and among those, 385 civilians including 160 children. a top united states official disagrees and says 2,000 militants have been killed and only 50 civilians. no a count shows

and they are going, well, he is the type of guy that i buy all of this potential upside and uniting the partyas 44% written all over him. >> i think that is true. he has to get through the primary first, and honestly, he is coming in like mitt romney has a huge advantage when it j comes to money and the establishment is not all behind him, and they are looking at the options, but this is a party na has a record of nominating the next guy in line and the guy who has lost before, so romney, you are starting to see that he's realizing that he can't take for granted the front-runner status. >> at some point he has to start acting like a primary candidate, hnd he and he has not done that. >> and the calendar is forward, because if bachmann wins iowa and romney new hampshire, then you see that texas got moved up with little fanfare. >> and super tuesday, and he has a whole way of getting a whole lot of delegates, but the question is, does he squeeze bachmann out? because he can't do this with her strong. >> and he outraises her on money. >> and i read tina fey's bofoxy pants, because you should rea

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can the tea party unite behind him even though he doesn't necessarily agree and his prince pels don't mesh with the debates was tea party activist. >> first thing that any republican nominee has going for them with respect to how attractive will i be to the tea party act vaste. he's not obama. these folks have an abject fear of obama and the only people who rejoice in obama's incompetence. the left is whining and bitterly disappointed because the president is incompetent . the tea party look at his incompetence that is the only blessing with obama. thank the lord he too incompetent to do what he would like to do. >> are you waiting for a possibility of the a sarah palin jumping in the race, and are all bets off if that happens? >>y i am reflective of most of the tea party. will she get in and demonstrate an appeal. we are content to watch her and wish her the best of lug be. it is a rickorous contest. you are talking about the found eggal principles and you will not get that unless you show if you are a person blessed with the office and duty and responsibilitiy you will deliver with

the constitution isn't owned by one party is owned by the people f the united states of america is that both parties coming together to have a frank conversation about if we are going to have a balanced budget amendment to the constitution how do we get that done?bu what is the text of that and ho w do what is best for the for o nation? the key thing of this piece ofp legislation today is focused on marketing as back tomorrow buttb starting this down aut process that single first step startings otana process that in the daysd of debt, this kind of deficit, and we as a nation can get back to doing the things we love tooe do rather than worry about what we are going to pay and what we with that i yield back.ker pro t >> the gentlemanhe from marylan. >> thank you mr. speaker. we should never have gotten to the point where our troops in afghanistan had to ask whethere they were going to be paid. that is a scandal was the republicansan cl would threaten for the first time in american history to torpedo america's and creditworthiness and americans jobs in less they succeeded init macting a bu

. >> reporter: they say the inaugural richmond party was hosted by the baptist church. >> in my church, i stress, united we stand. divided we fall. >> reporter: a similar block party was being held. the july 18th homicide happened right next to the park right when a block party was being held. >> i'm not gonna say it's getting better. but i'm not gonna say it's getting worse. >> reporter: what she will say, block parties like this do work. she's not alone. >> we're taking the risk and we just want to be a positive role to the community. >> it's part of the answer. i mean, it's not gonna be the thing that fixes all of the problems. >> reporter: heather not only lives in richmond she's a spokesperson for chevron. >> bit by bit we're working together as a whole community to work on these issues and that's ultimately what is gonna prove successful. >> reporter: success on the streets of north richmond. that's the goal. now the community hopes to achieve it. >>> new mothers and their babies took part in a nationwide sin dro newsed nursing event -- synchronized nursing event. they came together, to remove the

as for the confrontation, they are competing for the same prize and we'll see a party unite ready to defeat the president. we have to. >> your candidate said he may have to reassess the campaign if he doesn't come up in the top three or four in the staw poll. how do you feel about that. will he have to reassess if he falls flat in the ames iowa pole. >> campaigns are constantly about reassess fill your budget and revenue and opportunity in the market place it is not that different than a business and you have to change the dynamics of the campaign. we'll have to do that after the straw poll. we'll have a new entry in the race with governor peryethat is a new dynamic. you will find all campaigns reassessing the dynamics after the results come in. >> we'll wait and watch how it is . thank you for joining us today. >> thank you, uma. >> what is michelle bachmann's take on this. she will joinn chris wallace on fox news sunday. check your local listings for the news and channel. ron paul is no stranger to the straw poll scene. ron paul will be joining us after the break to talk about his

. >> this is the tea party downgrade because a minority of people in the house of representatives, countered even the will of many republicans in the united states senate. >> tea party downgrade. you're an objective reporter. i'm not. what do you say? is that an overstatement or can you find the rational there? >> look, reverend, al. if anyone had any doubt on friday night when standard an poor's came out with this report saying washington is fundamentally broken, we proved them right in the last 48 hours or so. both sides, instead of saying what with we do here, are looking thousand pin it on the other side. if you go through some reasoning of the s&p statement, the fact of the matter is, the principal was washington is not getting together to do big things about the debt. you had john boehner walk away from the grand bargain that would do something about the debt. now turns around and said well president obama needs to do something about the debt. >> well, while we're talking about this, dana, about their blaming each other, they are also blaming s&p. look at what happened with the conversation with goulsby. >> they made a $2 trillion m

that in college, especially during the reagan administration, i thought that the democratic party in the united states had essentially vacated the left. and fused i think a little too much with the political right. there had n. my opinion, been insufficient advocacy for people who were left of center. and so that reality, coupled with the fact of the growing environmental crisis and denial that this country was going through and in seeing the inspirational movement of the green party's blossoming in europe, especially germany, i went to germany in the late 1980's. i spent time with the green party of germany in the parliament over there, learned everything i possibly could. came back to california. i was 1 of 20 people who co-founded the green party here in california. i have been a member of the green party, co-founder, for about 20 years and then less than two years ago i decided it was time for me to shift directions and i became a democrat. >> looking back a few years to your campaign for supervisor, what lessons did you learn from that experience? was there anything that surprised you? >>

the next president of the united states from our party will have to be a cheer leader from the unitedd lift us up again to make us feel good about ourselves and feel good about our country and i think rick perry would be that guy. megyn: karl rove says he's surprised he's distancing himself from bush. bill clinton weighed in saying he's a good looking rascal but says he's full of nonsense. he came under the microscope because he made these comments about ben bernanke which is turning into a news story. >> if this guy prints more money between now and the elections, i don't know what y'all will do to him in iowa, but we would treat him pretty ugly in texas. and printing more money to play politics at this particular time in america's history is almost treasonous in my opinion. megyn: we have an nyu professor saying that's a murder threat. you have the "new york times" correspondents calling the comments horrifying. questioning how this can be a major party candidate. >> most of the people in this country probably agree with rick perry. printing more money is not going to answer the pro

nation's debt and politicians inability to agree on rein in the tea party downgrade a lot of it has to do with the fate of the prez united states i think this is a tea party problem the greater in chief says the u.s. recovery or. the government's still work response from the downgrade or that helped to ratchet up the the yeah tricks of the debt ceiling debate with the help of the other ratings agencies of course stealing the show from bickering politicians with their eyes on the debt deal they may be missing really a larger concern because there is growing evidence today that the u.s. credit score is going to get hit now that the u.s. has gotten hit just how much does as simply as mark actually count well not much according to some like investor jim rogers but it's not because the country isn't broke america is going down the tubes where the largest debtor nation in the history of the world it's because of the source these low rating agencies have been wrong about nearly everything for the past ten or fifteen years don't pay any attention to them so just how does the report card stack up for the major ratings agencies th

party. it is owned by the people of the united states of america. so that is both parties coming together to have a very frank conversation if we're going to have a balanced budget amendment to the constitution, how do we get it done, what is the text for that and how do we do best for our nation? but the key piece of this legislation today is focused on not just getting us past tomorrow but starts us down a process, that single first step of starting us down a process that in the days ahead our children will not live in the shadow of this kind of debt, of this kind of deficit and we as a nation can get back to doing the things we love to do rather than worry about what creditor we're going to pay and which one we're not. with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from maryland. mr. van hollen: thank you, mr. speaker. we should never have gotten to the point where our troops in afghanistan had to ask whether they were going to be paid. that's a scandal. and it's scandalous that our republican colleagues would threaten for the firs

they needed to effective parties each ideologically consistent and united supporting the leaders and offering meaningful choicesepu but he did not seem topart realize the party of lincolnappa was still present in theake south and did not understand the strong emotional and cultural ties that the south had to the democratic party. they believed the party was their party. in conservative southern democrats were not about to take a hike to the g.o.p.. but fdr was immensely popular in the south and so popular he thought he could risk engaging in primary fights. there is a story about a southern school teacher and her class that illustrates the divine status below the mason-dixon line for a gore rejected tell the story with a southern accent but the only one i can do is new york. [laughter] of children who paves the road in front of your house? in response, roosevelt. who put electricity into your house for you? roosevelt. who gave your uncle a job? roosevelt. who got your granddaddy the pension? roosevelt. right. now children, who made you? after a moment of silence one little boy says go

ronald reagan brought an entire generation unit into the republican party and this is the revolution.e won the vote in 1880 and decisively by 20.9294. it's just simply not true that republicans won't vote -- that youth won't vote for republicans and even the very first millennialist when they came to the polls, the first eligible to vote in 2000 what their ticket evenly between al gore and george bush. i think it is fair to say that because you don't have as much experience as older generation, their political views are formed as much by the failures we have known in my lifetime as they are by any vision that is espoused by a particular politician. i think reagan was aided by the failures of the carter investigation, but he also is able to communicate conservatism's though beautifully an entire generation rally to this vision. and i think that's also a barack obama was able to do. the youth -- the first at breaking in 04 because they believed john kerry's mantra that it was at the wrong time in the wrong place and in 2005 the failures of the federal government to really respond to hur

i'm a firm believer that no party owns the united states constitution. that's by the american people. it should be republicans and democrats together in a common sense way, both the house and senate, saying we agree, we need to get around this. this is out of hand. let's start working on the language together on it. that become ascii issue. but it sets up a couple of things i think are really important. it sets up deadlines. i noticed as a freshman in this town, there are few deadlines that occur here. even when there's a budget rirlte that the house and senate both have to do a budget each year, we just reject that and don't do it. we'll do continuing resolutions and things. we don't like deadlines because they require difficult decisions. a balanced budget amendment creates a moment we have to focus on the fiscal house. to force us into the tough decisions. it protects future generations. i'm a firm believer that the reason we saw freedom of religion in the united states is because it's in the constitution. the reason we still have freedom of speech is

he believed that the country needed two effective and responsible political parties, each ideologically consistent and united, each supporting its leaders and offering voters meaningful choices at election time. but he didn't seem to realize that the republican party, the party of lincoln, was still anathema in the south. and, apparently, he didn't understand the strong emotional and cultural ties that the south had to the democratic party. southerners believed that the democratic party was their party, and conservative southern democrats were not about to take a hike over to the gop. still, fdr was immensely popular in the south and so popular that he thought he could risk engaging in primary fights. there's a story about a southern schoolteacher and her class that illustrates fdr's quasidivine status below the mason dixon line. i wish i could tell this story with a southern accent, but as you can hear the only accent i can do is a new york accent. [laughter] children, who paveed the road in front of your house, asked the teacher. in response the chorus, roosevelt. who put electricity into your house for yo

leading against the democratic opponent before my own party turned on me and cnn exit polling shows that was sell wouldn't have won either. so if we had united. if we had been able to duplicate what they did in kentucky where the establishment got behind the tea party candidate. it might have been a different outcome. but i'm still very proud because we put the political process back in the hands of the people. we were engaging people who have never been involved before. there is a mind set with so many that i'm not smart enough or i'm not rich enough as if the political process only belongs to the ruling elite. i think that's what this whole tea party movement is beautifully about. >> ms. o'donnell the book is trouble maker. we appreciate you coming on the program tonight. plenty more ahead as the factor moves along this evening. why are religious people being banned from the 9/11 events in new york city. culture warriors on the case. dr. kelly on whether dr. phil got a woman convicted of child abuse. compelling story in the kelly file. you go next if you had a hoveround power chair? the statue of liberty? the grand canyon? it's all possibl