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news international reporters. that hasn't been proven but it certainly is alleged and widely believed.ççr paul stevenson and john yates is this cozyness at the top. the fact that they hired neal wallace who was a former deputy editor of news of the world which is the paper at the center of these allegations, the fact that john yates, for instance, had a number of meals with senior news international executives and all this at a time when we now know that the police was badly fumbling their pvestigation into dxese allegations of phone hacking. >> ifill: in fact the police had this information and had allowed this evidence but had just not looked into it? >> well, that's basically it. and john yates was grilled by a parliamentary committee last week. his explanation was essentially that, look, this was something he was led to believe was fairly limited. he was in charge of anti-terror operations. there were a lot more important things on his desk. he didn't think it mattered. now obviously it matte$] a great deal now. that's one reason he's had to go. >> ifill: what is the tie-in to rebecc

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news' political twitter account. it was hacked early monday with six false postings reportingçç that president obama had been assassinatedwas unknown. fox news responded with a statement on its website calling the tweets malicious and false. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to gwen. >> ifill: as we saw earlier, republican presidential contenders spent the july 4 holiday on the campaign trail. at least the parades got them out of doors. lately, most have spent their time feverishly dialing for the dollars they will need to support their campaigns. joining me now with an early look at the widely watched race for campaign cash is "newshour" political editor david chalian.ç so, david, so far we know that the g.o.p. candidates have raised a total of maybe $40 million. is that a lot, a little compared to what we've seen before. >> we haven't seen everyone's totals yet. we expect it to be right in that range. it's less, gwen, than we saw four years ago. the race started a little earlier four years ago at the end of the first fund-raising quarter in 2007 if you look at just the top three republican candidates

. >> that's some time.c c c c c c >>> this morning on "world news now," presidential pushback.a says the debt debate may "bring down my presidency." >> he abruptly walked out t a white house meeting. in the most tense day of negotiations yet. it's thursday, july 14th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning. i'm peggy bunker. >> and i'm daniel sieberg in for rob nelson. >>> during last night's debt discussions the president told republicans, compromise or else. of course, he's under great pressure now that the federal credit rating is on the line. should our rating be downgraded it could impact just about everyone's savings and the economy as a whole. he said something along the lines of, don't try to call my bluff. >> yeah, how about that. also getting very upset. usually you sort of see president obama keep his cool. but under this situation here, not keeping his cool. i think it was the s srt-term ceiling lift that really sort of upset him. he's saying that's not going to work, we need to resolve this now, not push it off to a later date. which

c-span: and you were playing what role? >> guest: i was a candidate for this part-time job. c-span: of city council. >> guest: yes. c-span: in new york city. >> guest: yes. well, what had happened is they had redone the city council, and they said, "we want citizens to come out and occupy this post. we're going to make it more important and make it a serious job." so, i thought as a good citizen i would go and try to do it. c-span: did you win? >> guest: i did not. c-span: what party were you running on? >> guest: democratic. it was the only party in the district. c-span: was this for the manhattan borough? >> guest: no, it was just for a small section of lower manhattan. c-span: why did you lose? >> guest: you know, they didn't vote for me as much as they voted for the other people. c-span: and three and a half years ago you said, "i want to write a book"? >> guest: no, well, i started looking into the question. i said, "what is it that's wrong? why are things not working?" c-span: how did you get to the first step? here is random house, 202 pages later. >> guest: it took me a year and a half to come up with the basic idea, and

c-span. >> c-span has launched a new easy to navigate website for politics and the presidential race. there are links to c-span media partners. tomorrow, house financial service committee barney frank is an update on implementing the regulations law. watch live coverage at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. they talk about the deficit reduction plan. they put forth a package of $4 time with the cuts. earlier today, the leader of the republicans in the senate that could the house speaker remark, they are raising taxes is a bad idea. he did you continue to press for his plan. he wanted a deal that includes entitlement reforms and tax increases. there indicating that there could be more talks tomorrow. there is a press conference with president obama and the white house briefing room tomorrow morning at 11:00 a.m. eastern right here on c-span. right here on c-span.

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for the latest updates checkut c c morning news on facebook.ra. >> patty from california. she's, again, got a tough one for you boys. >> i'm sure it's one you can all relate to. why does my husband feel the need to repeatedly watch the "sports center" highlights all day, like something's going to change. >> subtle nuances. they come back, reanalyze. there's breaking news. i've missed a whole game. i just want to microanalyze that missed tag. i just want to see it over and over. >> with the bouncing string. >> we're just watching it. >> just watching it. >> if something excites us we don't like doing it over and over. >> talladega nights over. >> facebook, i'm 25, hi my boy for instance's 28, things are going well but he started talking about not wanting kids or marriage. i want both. he's a great guy. do i stick it up and hope he changes his mind or let go of the relationship? >> no. >> time to go. >> gone. >> those are deal breakers. >> oh. >> they're relatively young. i think give him more time, if she thinks he's a great guy, like another ye

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the public outcry over allegations that "news of the world's reporter's hat into telephone voice mail. prime minister's questions denied on c-span. -- tonight on c-span. next, the new head of the international monetary fund holds her first news conference. christine lagarde plans to focus on diversity. she refused to address the scan regarding her predecessor, dominique strauss- kahn. this is 45 minutes. >> good morning, everybody. welcome to the international monetary fund and the first press conference of our new managing director, christine lagarde. we also have the first deputy managing director, john lipsky. i wanted to let you know that we have simultaneous translation. english is on channel one. french is on channel 2. arabic is on channel 4. you all have headphones. we have some microphones. it would be helpful if he would move up to ask questions. we have three microphones in the room. it works better if you go to the microphone. madam lagarde will begin with opening remarks and we will take your questions. >> thank you very much. good morning to all. it is nice to be back in washington. going from washington to paris and to chicago to

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c-span. -- news corp. and c-span. kelly, good morning.aller: the impact is probably on the family of that little girl murder victim where they tap the phone. there are real victims here. this is not all theoretical. if the big boys want to play games, that is one thing. if they start messing around with small people, someone ought to jack them up. thank you. host: another issue we will be covering this morning is last night's house of representatives passage. here is one take on that. that is from "the hill" this morning. here is the vote breakdown. 229 republicans and five democrats voted for cut, cap, and balance, a total of 234. .ou can see the five democrats five democrats who voted for cut, cap, and balance. 181 democrats and nine republicans voted against it. the nine republicans, michele bachmann, paul brown of georgia, -- broun of georgia, here is what michele bachmann said in her statement of why she voted against it. "mr. speaker, i rise in opposition to the motion, while i embrace the principles of cut, cap, and balance, it doe

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c-span. tomorrow on c-span, president obama speaks at a white house news briefing about the debt and deficit reduction talks. we'll have live coverage starting at 11:00 a.m. eastern, here on c-span. next, prime minister's questions from the british house of commons. this week, prime minister david cameron took questions from members about allegations that journalists packed into the cell phones of numerous individuals. prime minister karen described the revelations as disgusting, and on friday announced the launch of two separate inquiries. this is half an hour. >> questions to the prime minister. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i am sure the whole house will wish to join the in paying tribute to the fourth battalion, the royal regiment of scotland. this week, i witnessed firsthand the sacrifice of our soldiers. i pay tribute to the bravery and dedication of this particular soldier who was lost under such tragic circumstances. our thought will be with his family and friends at this very sad time. we pay tribute to him and all who serve our country in afghanistan and elsewhere. this morning had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others and in addition to my duties in this h

c s c n n m s n b c fox and b.e.t. and already has been featured in time magazine cosmopolitan and essence as well as the new york times and usa today her first book party crashing how the hip-hop generation to be cleared political independence received critical acclaim documenting the rise of generation obama and her most recent book just out this year a fictional work entitled the g. eight hugh candidate has been labeled a recommended summer read by the los angeles times currently she's a contributing editor and columnist to the loop twenty one dot com and a contributor to the huffington post please now welcome her from our studios in new york keli goff keli welcome. thanks for having me tom well thanks for joining us your work is extraordinary your first book party crashing how the hip-hop generation declared political independence examine the perspectives and impact of younger. voters and members of the post civil rights generation of the political process with particular focus on the two thousand elections and one of the if he was really one of the first bush to chronicle a rising generation obama i believe it can

c c y y y you wh areaeaea.. c >>> now to the week long series of stories from the east bay. we focus on new businesses big and small making a difference to the east bay community. >> let's bring in scott budman with the story. >> tonight we go to berkeley, a city with a famous university and a history of breaking the rules, which brings us to the next company using technology to dress you up. when it comes to business success, berkeley doesn't get anywhere near the attention of its neighbor, stanford. but there are plenty of success stories born from in school. here's another one giving it the old post-college try, naked suits. started by a pair of uc berkeley grads, mixing fashion and technology to create and sell clothing in a new way. >> we're trying to deliver a suit for under $1,000 that has all the same values and qualities that a $5,000 suit would have. we're trying to bring down the price range, and really have a sexy, fashion forward slim silhouette that young people would be comfortable wearing. >> naked its, as if you should feel as good in their clothing as you do naked, uses so

news. papers and broadcast stations in the same market reversing an order of c c rule and at least one reporter is suggesting murdoch's u.k. scandal may even extend to his crown jewel of credibility in the u.s. the wall street journal so what does all this mean for the state of media ownership in america and now that and now that a tabloid has imploded across the atlantic effect could that have. infotainment here in the united states for more on this issue i'm joined by jeff cohen journalist and founding director of the park center for independent media as well as the founder of the media watchdog group fair corey right policy council of free press and adele stan washington bureau chief of alter net work jeff corey adult thank you all for joining us tonight right q let me start with if i may with you jeff you're right here next to me. your take on what happened to murdoch over the last what has been happening is kind of a slow motion train wreck that reached a crescendo right the most powerful media executive in the world the with the first real global mogul in media i guess i think he's been h

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-span has launched a new website for politics and the 2012 presidential race. visit us at c-span that auric -- c-span.org/campaign2012. >> betty ford died this evening at the age of 93. she talked about her time in the white house. this event last 25 minutes. and i enjoyed a longstanding relationships, one that goes back as far as january 1949. being here today in this magnificent building that pays tribute to our wonderful good friend is a very good -- a special honor. it is also a very touching moment for me because we have been here on many occasions that were not quite so happy. on january 3 of that year, 1949, my husband took his first oath of office in the house of representatives. i sat in the gallery and we were just newly married at that time. i was very proud as he raised his hand and swore to serve this country. interesting enough, what i remember so vividly that date is watching another young man, young congressman, approached jerry to congratulate and welcome them as a new member of congress. that young man was richard nixon. that moment began a friendship that has been treasured fo

actually is in the in the loop with inside information from the new york fed in the federal reserve now he's talking about gary gensler c f t c openly and corrupted lee rigging markets in this regard to capitals nightmare that's disenfranchising people all over europe all over america but the fed did a great job because we had it on our you tube look down below here people were screaming shrieking for that the fed won silver prices are falling they're so powerful we are helpless people remember but at the top of the show we said people have the power it's the people who have the power organize your counter attack and you will win silver coin sales booming perfectly meant so there were a lot of people shrieking terrified of ben bernanke you they look at him and they see the wizard of oz before he's revealed they see a powerful all powerful. all knowing man and they're afraid of him others were out buying silver while the prices were being smashed probably bill gross but the perth mint for example says that they sold ten point seven million ounces of silver since july first of last year of the sixty six percent increase over th

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history programming, checkout american history television on c-span freak or visit c-span.org/history. >>> jul was a busy month in publishing newshat with the liquidation of borders and now there's been an update with the google book solnit. sarah is the news editor of publishers marketplace. what is the latest on the books settlement? >> well, there was a hearing that took place on july 19th, where judge heard from various parties with respect to the settlement and from what the news recounts reported he wasn't terribly happy at the current state of things. the bottom line is those parties want more time and even though the judge granted an extension, the next hearing will be september 15th he is really pushing for something to happen. and if the two opposing parties and the authors guild and the association of public service working in tandem, if they can't seem to come to some sort of agreement that the judge intimated he may have to come to some sort of ruling and force the issue she would also like to see more things happening. this hearing has been delayed. originally there was something supposed to happen in april than it

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c-span has launched a new, easy to navigate web site with the latest campaign event from the campaign trail. twitter feeds and facebook updates from candidates and political reporters and links to c-span media partners in the early primary and caucus states. visit us at c- span.org/campaign2012. >> 11 original c-span interviews with current and retired justices. this new edition includes an interview with the new supreme court justice, elena kagan and with the indians look at your experience by watching multimedia clips. c-span, the supreme court, available now or ever eats books are sold. -- wherever ebooks are sold. host: we are pleased to welcome roger witiker. we're going to continue the talks on the debt limit and the issues surrounding money. i want to get your reaction when you saw "the washington post" fleets story this morning. guest: i think there are floating balloons, and i hope everything is on the table, but this is deep day really in the talks leading up to the debt ceiling zero hour, which is of the second period and it is something -- if something is going to happen, if of barkin is going to be reached, it really needs to happen today and tomorrow and be published next week in order for the american people to hear about it, get the det

c-b-s radio's matt bigler has more on the old oak nicknamed "granny." matt bigler, k- c-b-s radio, san jose. president obama will hold a news conference this morning... before he and congressional leaders meet again, on how to cut the federal deficit and raise the debt limit. they met at the white house yesterday, without getting closer to an agreement. if no deal is reached by august second... the federal government will exceed its legal borrowing limit, and default on its debts. the president says revenue increases are necessary, but republicans remain opposed to anything resembling a tax hike. you can watch that news conference at eight this morning right here on c-b-s five. time is 6: a cheaper i- phone may be in the works. why apple may drop the price on its popular device. plus... they've been banned for 35 years. but that could soon change... the push in santa cruz to let dogs return to downtown. and the market just opened about ten minutes ago. let's take a quick check on the early numbers: (adlib conditions) coming up, we'll get an update from kcbs/money watch reporter jason brooks. the kincaids live here. across the street, the padillas. ben and his family live here, too. ben's a re/max agent, and he's a big part of this community. there are lots of reasons why re/max agents average more sales than other agents. experience, certainly. but maybe it's also because they care about the markets they serve and the neighbors who rely on them. nobody sells more real estate than re/max. [ woman ] sam begged and pleaded... so i sent him to camp. we'd earned lots of points with our new citi thankyou card... and i put them to good use. he told me abo

complete schedule and at c-span.org/history -- c-span.org get the complete schedule at -- get the complete schedule at c- span.org/history. >> sunday, august 7, your chance to talk to the "newk times" best-selling author, a ann coulter for three hours. >> "washington journal" continues. >> and economics reporter with the "new york times" joins us now. thank you for joining us. we should point out that from what we have been hearing from the speaker of the house and from senator mitch mcconnell that there will be some sort of an agreement to raise the debt limit by tuesday, but if that does not happen, what impact would that have on u.s. consumers? guest: it could have all sorts of effects. everything from making it harder to buy a house to making it harder to make car payments, to maybe actually boosting their retirement savings if they are in savings accounts or in treasuries, for that matter. there is a huge range of effects that could come because either the united states defaults on its debt, which is a very unlikely outcome, or even if we get downgraded and investors start charging higher interest rates. host: in one of the many stories you have posted for the "new yor

c-span. tomorrow, president obama speaks at a white house news briefing about the death. we will have live coverage starting at 11:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span. tomorrow on c-span 3, the u.s. chamber of commerce will host a in jobs for american summit. leaders will discuss the factors in hiring and the role of government trading an opportunity. also include the release of the small business outlook survey. that is at 1:00 p.m. eastern on c-span 3. representatives from every presidential a administration talked about the core principles of the space program shared by administration. this is about three hours. >> good morning everyone. everye an author's a of major space policy. this is the first event of its kind. it has not been done before. it is good timing. it may be the last one c-span does. the end of the world this tomorrow. a little bit about the space enterprise council. we advocate for the advancement of the space commerce in the context of why space is important to economic and national security. " with the budget and barn to have, space budgets are under attack. we believe that's boys -- space is so important to our nation that this has to be ou

c-span networks. >> c-span has launched a new tv to navigate -- a new easy to navigate web site for the campaign trail, biography information, updates from candidates and reporters, links to media partners. visit us at c-span.org /campaign2012. >> two house subcommittees held meetings on mortgages and home closure mitigation practices. this book about the development of new mortgage servicing standards. we will show you a portion of that hearing beginning with their opening statements and some of the first round of questions. this is about 90 minutes. >> i appreciate the opportunity to appear discuss issues relating to mortgage servicing. i will focus on three areas. first, right written statement will discuss the other federal banking agencies about defects in foreclosure at the 14 largest servicers. they have found a that the loans in the samples examined were seriously delinquent. they found serious deficiencies, different degrees of each of these servicers in the areas of foreclosure governance, document preparation, and the oversight of third-party service providers. these deficiencies constitute unsafe and unsound banking practices. to address them, the occ issued a cease and desist orders. the

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news, washington. >>> whether it's for health reasons or for convenience, c-sections are more common than ever. more than one in three babies in the united states is now delivered by c-section. in 2009, 34% of single baby births were done surgically, making it the highest percentage ever. of the 19 states in the study by health grades, california ranked eighth. c-sections are most often used when complications arise, but many patients and doctor are now scheduling them for convenience purposes. >>> the weather was so nice today. i did something i normally don't ever do. >> what is that? >> go outside. i went outside for lunch. i left the building. i left my desk. >> goodness. >> it was so beautiful. >> we're so proud of you, janelle. your second week here, and you've decided to leave for your break. that's great. did you feel the heat today? >> yes, it was great. felt so good. >> starting to warm up here. right now 67 in san francisco. hopefully you also got outside today. it really was beautiful. we have a little bit of fog near the coastline. it's really compressed down quite a bit. a sign this drying and also this hot air that's starting to move in place. and as

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