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c country. how you spend your final dolls? >> it will come down to the rategist to o tell y which states are the closest and which will make the difference and where do you havmomentum. that is where you put money. you put it in television radio and actually put some of the online so you can get your guy just aoss s the finish line. >> looking at how tight these races a are do you spenend your money focusg, either obam or romney -- we will start with you, sincee you work with republicans. the you go after the undstand undecided swing andnd i or shoring up the base? one side or the other could alienate the other. >> for mitt romney to win he has to win the argument over the economy, for the conservative and d independent voters they have to believe barack obama is the reason there is a a ba ecomy and romney isis the reason it will improve. >> eric, if youre a democrat, you go after the base of the swing voter? >> and the last three or four days, of very positive for late this ciders.s. think it wilbe very big.g. quickly -- i thinki predict tha

c. coming to you live from moscow the headline. in syria be decisive bansal before i let pose escalate as international peace efforts stumble with me and then heading for the exit to go on its own security council stating to be nice and walk out a solution to the syrian crisis. the trial of the russian punk group you see a rise of walks a chorus of responses from all systems politicians from all the around the world this remembers his friend up to seven years in prison for performing in onto putin's stunt and the country's main orthodox cathedral. and the regime has started gathering source in the gulf region saudi arabia's crown down on dissent is claiming more lives while dozens have been arrested and injured in bahrain where demonstrators demand more freedoms from its motorcade. and up next the second part of our special report revealing the unknown science of the war in iraq. the footage kevin sites filmed with his video camera was not only unwanted but completely unsuitable for army propaganda. the invasion in iraq was to be i

we're looking at constructionç coming north through san rafael.a live look shows you what traffic and volume is like in the northbound direction through the zone. sir francis drake and the sigalert. very light volume. that's reason for the light impact on your traffic. a live look at the bay bridge, many more lights down the east shore freeway and no metering lights, easy drive both directions. one other issue in the east bay as far as closures, this is off of eastbound 580 onto 680. both heading to southbound 680 will be affected for the time being. if that is the case, if your ramp is closed, loop back after passing that exit, take you from the opposite direction and you should be fine. back to you. >> thank you. the america's cup building momentum sailing into san francisco today. there is some new technology. you'll see a lot of high tech gadgets, one a camera on every boat. to deal with that summer fog the bay area is famous for, each of the votes will have windshield wipers with gps signals will better position the graphics. we'll see that 0

this is on c coming to you live from moscow that. the u.n. envoy to syria says he's quitting it with kofi i'm not blaming the international community's failure to unite to find a peaceful solution to the conflict this comes as the battle for the syrian city of aleppo is about to enter its main phase according to the u.s. . while the mainstream western media coverage of the conflict has some serious claiming bias rebel atrocities are growing largely unreported while the lion's share of the blame for the killing is being placed on us gets. a controversial trial of members of a women's punk bomb charged over an anti government stunt in the main all spics the feature in moscow is to hear explanations for the accused noise but the difference a reclusive member is also present the defense arguments today. up next a former soviet soldier on prisoner a war in afghanistan tells the story of his life in our special report next. is this it. do they live here. you know i did see of my has been away from his home village of unfrosted in ukraine for nearly

c. coming to you live from moscow hello and welcome to the program the u.n. and the arab league are looking for a new joint envoy to syria after kofi annan said he'll step down at the end of the month the diplomat blamed a lot of consensus at the u.n. for the shortcomings of his peace plan for syria where violence is escalating and the citric in a has the latest from new york or us. this was a job that most called a diplomatic mission impossible from the get go firstly of course because of the intricacies of the conflict on the ground but also because of the conflicting positions of the key players at the united nations security council and now with one month to go before. the job is officially over we're already seeing reactions from the international community that some could call predictable russia for one has said that the resignation is regrettable other countries have said this as well box we are seeing many countries in the west already back to singing the old tune of regime change something that russia and china have vetoed repeatedly at the united na

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c. and d.n.c. coming to stall a blogger for firedoglake joins us now kevin welcome so i want to get your reaction to this very heavy handed security we are seeing over there in tampa. right it's standard i think to see this now we have a national security state and the united states that wants to show itself anytime there is what we call a national special security event and it definitely puts a lot of you know imposes on people who want to go out and exercise their free speech or engage in first amendment rights something that civil liberties organizations and lawyers from groups like the national lawyers guild and i hesitate to bring to the public's attention as they go there and watch how police and other security forces handle demonstrations now we also here at our team we cover a lot of drone and their expansion being use here within the last especially domestically now that they're use they're not as finding as much use abroad and we are we just found out that a drone will patrol the skies and monit

coming up. >> we'll look forward toç that.lifornia republicans are on the way to florida or there already. one going by special invitation. 25-year-old ricky gill running for congress is one of the selected speakers. kimberly tere caught up with him before he left and has this report. >> they are going to hear about my family first generation story, how we can revive in this district and new leadership can provide the difference. >> 25-year-old ricky called a young gun by the national republican committee has two minutes to address the thousands of delegates at theç convention. >> i would like them to know i'm a young person who cares immensely about this community and the reason i ran in the first place and there is so much urgency behind this campaign, the people of the ninth district are more underrepresented than any in america. when i announced my campaign there was not a single state or federal representative who lived in this seat. we're going to restore the people's place in politics. >> gill is hoping to unseat jerry

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in three days, coverage of the republican national convention here on c-span. coming up, republican presidential candidate mitt romney campaigned in pobbs, new mexico. but 7:00 a.m., "washington journal." we will have a behind-the-scenes look at the online media co., talking points memo. today, in discussion on challenges facing transgender service members. the national lgbt bar association is hosting their annual meeting and that will be covered on c-span to live it 9:00 a.m.. ♪ ♪ >> republican presidential candidate mitt romney had a rally in the hobbs, new mexico highlighting his energy plan. this plan expands on offshore drilling and gives states more responsibility. mr. perrone said his energy plan would create 3 million jobs and ed more than $1 trillion in revenue. this is 25 minutes. ♪ thank you, congressman appears and the great heather wilson who has to become the next u.s. senator for arizona. thank you governor sanchez for being here. i appreciate the work his team is doing. mayor cobb, thank you, and thank you to the people here. i think the smith family r

. >> watching gavel-to-gavel coverage life here on c-span. coming up next, newsmakers with republican national committee platform marsha blackburn. later, walter pincus. >> our guest this week is congresswoman marsha blackburn who represents tennessee's 10th district. thank you. to get started, give us an outline of the rnc platform. >> from what we are hearing, jobs in the economy and government reform. we have a web site set up. we have had thousands of individuals on that website from individuals giving us their input it. item #1 is jobs and the economy. i think we all would have expected that. >> could you provide this detail on what the plan would be? i know the republican party has accused president obama very hard for unemployment. he is also receiving criticism for not coming up with a concrete alternative. can you tell us what the economic platform will look like? >> i think what you're going to see is a basic awareness that we do not create the jobs. the private sector creates those jobs. it is government's response ability to create the e

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c. is coming to town and while the d.n.c. converge is in north carolina in a week. there will be politics because and protests will tell you why some protesters are being deemed an architect. and it's friday august twenty fourth eight pm here in washington d.c. i'm liz wahl and you're watching r.t. . but we start this hour off with the latest on wiki leaks whistleblower julian assange right now the organization of american states is discussing his case here in washington d.c. this as the u.k. in ecuador remain in a diplomatic battle ecuadorian president rafael correa has granted a songe asylum but the u.k. won't allow him safe passage to the airport they even threaten to raid the embassy to get a hold of a sausage he's been holed up in the ecuadorian embassy in london since july nineteenth r.t. got a chance to speak to president quite a i here's a look at that exclusive interview. we just wanted to address the request in a very thorough and responsible way we look to the motivations for mr sanders asylum bid looked into the charges brought against him in sweden revi

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to this topic i have faith in the people that print it so the federal reserve we saw the f o m c minutes come out earlier this week and oh no it wasn't enough for the markets they didn't promise and of about easy money was going to come there wasn't enough of a sense that it's coming do you think that the fed has run out of the tool of instilling optimism. or hope well it means is it is a as it were kind of a drug dispenser when it's five years it's taking larger dosages and the fed minutes there is some soul searching about whether they have run out of technique. so they might do something more even more dramatic maybe rabbits and have something like that. but there was an expression in the fed minutes of. consternation that. the techniques at hand were not sufficient to off in a maze. so they might do something else but it is it is a pretty worrying sign that the. these massive massive materializations. of money or whatever they call it you know the it's no longer having the desired effect. do you think that that power of percept then is more important than the power of the printing press f

and there is a hurricane brewing in tampa but i'm not talking about isaac the r n c is coming to town while the d.n.c. converge is in north carolina a week later and where there is politics there is protests we'll tell you why some protesters are being deemed an arc as. it's friday august twenty fourth four pm here in washington d.c. i'm liz wahl and you're watching r t. we begin with the latest on wiki leaks whistleblower julian assad right now the organization of american states is discussing his case here in washington d.c. this is the u.k. an aqua door remain in a diplomatic battle ecuadorian president rafael correa has granted a songe asylum but the u.k. won't allow him safe passage to the airport they even threatened to raid the embassy to get a hold of a son she's been holed up in that ecuadorian embassy in london since july nineteenth today is asking the supports of oh us are to get a chance to speak to president carter ai here's a look at that exclusive interview. we just wanted to address the request in a very thorough and responsible way we'll look to the motivations from t

you're watching booktv on c-span2. >> coming up next edward griffin speaks of freedom fest. the annual ibertarian conference held in las vegas. he talks about the book "the creature from jekyll island." this is over fifteen minutes. >> the book on your screen was first written in 1994, but it is currently in the 32nd printing. this is the fifth edition. and the author is g edward griffin. he's joining us on booktv on c-span2 in laughings. who is the creature from jekyll island? what is the creature. >> what is the creature. yeah. i thought if anybody saw they might think it was a se sequel to the jurassic park. the creature is the federal reserve system. the reason for the jekyll connection is one of the most interesting things about the federal reserve it was created on jekyll island. it's a real island. off the coast of georgia. and it was on that island back in 1910 that a small group of men gathered and it was their mission to draft what became the federal reserve act. and you're going show the pictures. those are the guys, and the funny thing about the piece of history

c. is coming to town while the d.n.c. converge is in north carolina a week later and where there is politics there is protests will tell you why some protesters are being anarch at. it's friday august twenty fourth six pm here in washington d.c. i'm liz wahl and you're watching r t we start off this hour taking a look at the rocky relations between pakistan and the u.s. and it's likely what happened earlier today will further strain those ties a series of american drone strikes in pakistan killed at least eighteen people a drone strikes took place here and the shah will valley up north was was the euro stand and shows the u.s. is persistence in carrying out the controversial drone campaign here's a chart that details the number of u.s. drone strikes targeting pakistan thirty three strikes in pakistan this year nine of those in north waziristan but drone strikes remain a major hurdle and the two countries mending their relations now today's developments come as one of the biggest advocates of the drone program. some self i

watch gavel to gavel coverage of the republican and democratic convention live here on c-span. coming up today on c-span, washington journal with your calls, tweets and e-mails. then vice presidential nominee and wisconsin representative paul ryan in wisconsin. later the gavel end at the republican national convention. all week c-span will bring you live guest from politico's play book breakfast. today karl rover from the george w. bush administration live from 8:30 a.m. eastern. also bring you the national journal daily briefing to discuss the use of social media in the 2012 campaign. washington journal will begin at 7:00 eastern and first guest is tampa cnn political reporter william march. then following karl rove and discussion, ken jones ceo tampa bay host committee. he talks about the preparation for the convention. followed by discussion for challenges helping the homeless in tampa. washington journal is next.

eastern later on c-span -- here on c-span. coming up on "washington journal," a look at congressional campaigns around the country. our guest this political boss in national all of its editor charles mahetesian. and the president and ceo of the national been this route will talk about how health-care law can in that the

eastern, literary life in columbus, ohio, with booktv and c-span's local content vehicles on c-span2. >> coming up today on c-span2's booktv, next, a look at book publishing and censorship in iran. that'll be followed by a discussion on u.s. presidents and where they stand in the minds of historians in the american public. and after that university of virginia professor risa goluboff on her book, "the lost promise of civil rights," with a look at the history of civil rights law in the u.s. >> crown publishing is a division of random house publishing, and joining us now is their director of publicity, campbell wardon. mr. wardon, what new books do you have coming out? >> we've got some very exciting books this fall. we've got rod stewart's memoir which is a highly anticipated celebrity book this fall. we've got the first book from the george w. bush institute which is the policy think tank of the presidential library, and we've got greg gutfeld's memoir, the series of hilarious and controversial rants. greg is a rising star at the fox news channel. and we've got a really big one from jonathan ko

the conventions are about to start coming and you can find facebook politics page at facebook.com/uspolitics and c-span.org we will be carrying the convention live gavel-to-gavel come and c-span.org is the website you can find a lot of other resources. adam konar, katie harbath ka thanks for being on the communicators. >> thank if you. >> a look at several biographies stevan ujifusa recounts how william francis gibbs and his creation of the s.s. united states a passenger liner that carried more than a million people across the atlantic over two decades. the ship completed in 1952 and was viewed as a technological lead advancement in see trouble with speeds of 35 knots. this is about an hour. >> think you all for coming out tonight. this has been a long time in the making for me. i produced this book after basically five years. a lot of research put into this book. i thought i would do tonight is why read the book, and we have worked on probably a dozen stories. they are mere outlines of the book. that is one of the things that surprised me. first bring everyone up to speed on the efforts because o

noon eastern literary life in columbus, ohio with booktv and c-span local content vehicles on c-span2. >>> coming up next trt 2012 in libya and the eventall overthrow. it's about 40 minutes. t pleasuro introduce our moderator for this conversation, from the "chicago tribune", marda dunsky. [applause] [applause] [applause] >> thank you, john. let me just clarify that i am no longer working for the "chicago tribune." but it is in my history and thank you for mentioning it. good afternoon and welcome. my name is marda dunsky. qadhafi presided over libya from 1969 until 2011. the longest period approval of any postcolonial arab leader. during his 43 years, qadhafi bestowed upon himself the title of guide, and the brother leader. he steered a ship of state that deprived citizens of basic civil and human rights, while at the same time, he asserted that his people were in control of their own country and destiny. beyond the borders of libya, gaddafi sponsored acts of terrorism. the most notorious was the bombing of pan am flight 103 in december 1988, which claimed the lives of 270 people, including 189

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arrests were made over seventy eight million dollars spent on security and looking to the r n c that is coming up in just a few days they spent fifty million dollars for security and that's just from the federal government so gentlemen is this do you think this is money well spent because the driver's seat or. the city. is one of the most if not cities in the nation we have them to hide you know amount of foreclosures and unemployment in the nation's neighborhoods that are desolate. predatory lending and we're having would you find me and you know instead of this money going down to the communities we're seeing millions of dollars being spent on landscaping on shrubbery on live being in areas that are already doing pretty good in the neighborhoods are far removed from the job to in the neighborhood struggling with this crisis i think that's really the story of america read. this or do you buy it or the one percent is already used for the people at the top and it's not true the rest of the amount of money that this building on the roads and the american people should be up in arms about this an