dublin and of course now cline. the significant of cline is of urse that many of the victims of the abuse outline in that report how much younger and in many cases only benning to come to terms with the abuse which they have suffered. it is right to thank the commission for carrying out a difficult assignment with both sensitivity. i welcome the general measures which proposed for dealing in the outcome of the report. we should be thorough and fast. equally where there's a need for faher forensic investigations particularly in relation to other diese, they should be carried out. >> just over eight minutes there. >> i want to endorse the motion and the words of the prime minister. the motion and the report are sending a very strong message of support to those who suffered abuse. however, in this occasion there's an even stronger message offer condemnation to those who perpetrated the abuse. and the sfroest message should be directed at those who covered up the abuse and covered up the management of it. those in the v

dublin and of course now cline. the significant of cline is of course that many of the victims of the abuse outline in that report how much younger and in many cases only beginning to come to terms with the abuse which they have suffered. it is right to thank the commission for carrying out a difficult assignment with both sensitivity. i welcome the general measures which proposed for dealing in the outcome of the report. we should be thorough and fast. equally where there's a need for farther forensic investigations particularly in relation to other diocese, they should be carried out. >> just over eight minutes there. >> i want to endorse the motion and the words of the prime minister. the motion and the report are sending a very strong message of support to those who suffered abuse. however, in this occasion there's an even stronger message offer condemnation to those who perpetrated the abuse. and the sfrongest message should be directed at those who covered up the abuse and covered up the management of it. thos

as the holy scene considers their response to the cline report, i want to make it clear that when it comes to the protection of the children of this state, the tan dards of conduct which the church deems appropriate to itself cannot and will not be applied to the workings of democracy and civil society in this republic not purely or simply or otherwise because children have to be and will be put first. >> thank you. >> i propose to share my time with the deputy in relation to this. it's very appropriate that the motion before the house is signed by party group leaders because the only acceptable action to this report is a unity between us all to condemn

dublin and of course now cline. the significant of cline is of course that many of the victims of the abuse outline in that report how much younger and in many cases only beginning to come to terms with the abuse which they have suffered. it is right to thank the commission for carrying out a difficult assignment with both sensitivity. i welcome the general measures which proposed for dealing in the outcome of the report. we should be thorough and fast. equally where there's a need for farther forensic investigations particularly in relation to other diocese, they should be carried out. >> just over eight minutes there. >> i want to endorse the motion and the words of the prime minister. the motion and the report are sending a very strong message of support to those who suffered abuse. however, in this occasion there's an even stronger message offer condemnation to those who perpetrated the abuse. and the sfrongest message should be directed at those who covered up the abuse and covered up the management of it. thos

look at oil crude prices are rising ahead of us inventory report which is expected to show at the cline in reserves brant crude is trading at over one hundred nine dollars per barrel while the governor is that eighty seven dollars an hour to europe not always show where shares have somewhat would come virtually from earlier losses investors are disappointed would lack of action coming up from tuesday's meeting between american sarkozy and. russia is ignoring the negative sentiment in europe stocks are supported by higher oil prices and here's the snapshot of the market movers on the rise next most of the blue chips are showing modest gains this gazprom is adding almost one percent rostami kong is trading better than the market investors are pricing in the announcement the stock has been included in supremacy global standard indices and is losing almost point one percent after reporting a thirty five percent net profit growth for the person months of the year but that's underbrush and accounting standards. wells fourth largest brewer calls perak has seen its second quarter profit profit

imagery report which is expected to show at the cline in the reserves brant crude is up sixty four cents light sweet is over eighty seven dollars per barrel. so going to stock markets now in asia is mixed the hang saying is gaining point six percent while it was gaining one point two last time we looked at it so it's losing its momentum fresh concerns about the european economy are weighing on investor sentiment following disappointing quarterly eurozone and german growth reports the nikkei is down half a percent driven down by financials with mitsui one point two percent lower exporters are also under pressure in tokyo this is the opening picture in europe and the footsie added bags are shedding massively at the opening for the one point two percent of the next one point seven percent around twenty five minutes after the opening investors are disappointed with the lack of action coming out of tuesday's meeting between angela merkel and nicolas sarkozy. and let's take a look at russia finally and the little positive sentiment that we saw at the very opening of trading has now gone and th

let's move on to or oil crude is next the sourpuss following reports saying stockpiles the cline in the us right now the w c r i as losing fifty cents to say they had close to one hundred ten dollars per barrel probably in the last stocks are ending up a lot and investors are weighing a larger than anticipated rise in orders for durable goods against war is a problem global economy the dow is up more than half a percent and that's that is gaining point three percent over in europe markets closed in the black part the thoughts here and that saturday around more than a half percent there on the direction sing for investors was a speech by a federal reserve chairman ben bernanke about still on friday. here are also markets end of the trade in session on the pulse it's of no it's both the arts yes and the my sex clothes more than the percent off investors were hesitant to make any big moves they were also looking forward to what will happen in the u.s. on friday. that's all the business is for now the headlines are next with bill by for that. emission free accreditation free in-store charge

prospects of a recovery and a potential credit downgrade that coupled with a report stating spending the clinein june for the first time in almost soon years in the seas in the negative territory and in europe stock markets closed in the red with the banks neither the kleins footsie and that they almost one percent down while the dax lost over two percent. and the similar picture here in moscow both in the souse and that the trade in session and negative territory the r.t.s. has dropped almost one percent while the my sex loss point seven percent let's take a look at some individual movers on the my sex energy and banking stocks were weighing on the indices gasper almost valid point seven percent while the t.v. lost almost one percent meanwhile russia's air carrier air fault was holding the square around supports of by positive results the company has almost doubled its net profits and the forest half of the year reaching two hundred forty three million dollars. and that's all the business news for now the headlines on that. good. to. see. the being a good. good. thing i took your thought up.

canada, the country of cline, hockey and logging.i talk about big government, government healthcare and all that. in fact big '90s, finance minister said we are in debt up to our eyeballs. their debt level was just a as bad. almost 70% of their economy. >> just as much debt, that is correct. >> but they fixed it? >> they fixed it. >> john: he is a canadian that left canada before they fixed their debt problem. he watched as they went into deeper into debt? >> "wall street journal" called the canadian dollar the peso of north. that was scary because with the debt the canadian dollar was falling and moody's put the canadian dollar on the credit watch. >> they had a safety net that was more like a hammer. >> when i was growing up in canada, people were on unemployment insurance, you could work as little as eight weeks and take the rest of the year off and play hockey. >> john: no work for most of the year. so in 1995, canadian leaders cut unemployment benefits and other programs and as you see here, canada's debt stopped increasing. as

not all the roads are toll but cline has more toll roads than the entire world combine.hey believe the people that use the transportation system should pay for it. it shouldn't be free and shouldn't be taxing people that don't use the system to pay for it. >> john: you have to pay for it in gas tax. >> you pay for it indirect gas taxes but pay through little indirect fees and taxes. >> john: china has a real problem. certain cities are adding a thousand cars per day? >> yes. it's amazing in the united states and amazing in europe but in china, they are adopting cars there like you can't believe. the amount of infrastructure to accommodate that is staggering. >> john: one city is building an underground -- you got us in the video. >> it's an underground ring that is connecting underneath the downtown. that connects all the underground parking structures in that whole central part of downtown. so all that traffic can go under ground and find a parking structure and free the streets up. >> john: this sounds hugely expensive but because it's paid for with tolls, it doesn't h

so i grew up listening to kitty wells and hank snow, patsy cline. hank williams sr.s ingrained with country play those albums over and over. ♪ >> i started singing on stage when i was 4 years old. by the time i was 9, i was down a 9:00 to 1:00 show in a bar where i was covering every country artist song that was out. ♪ let me drag my heart around >> when fans tell me that my song got them through. i got this more than any other hit. your song has helped me through so much. >> let me make someone's day so they have a great time. maybe i'll say something and smile at somebody or do something that will maybe impact someone's life. when a song you chose or released as a single did have a fox news tif impact it makes something worthwhile. yes, this is why we're doing it. >> you can see us on music mondays. i was just at a concert that you will definitely enjoy. post all of these on my blog. go to cnn.com/brooke. check them out, share your music pics with me. i love how you tweet with me on mondays. who's it going to be snm here's the shows coming through atlanta. and list

the statute that created the commission includes clines with voting rights right up there at the top with combines with the constitution. -- with compliance with the constitution. they have information. they have information, training, and lawyers and a mandate to comply with the voting mandate. and it is inexapplicable to me how they could have come up with first-draft plans that are so incredibly disenfranchising of the latino community. >> i'm going to turn to the audience. any questions of the audience? i don't know if we have mics. go ahead and stand up, and i'll repeat the question. introduce yourself if you don't mind. [question not audible] [inaudible] >> thank you. so her point, a comment s. that it is not just about numeric representation, but it is about having people who can actually put forward better government and better governance. and certainly that's the work of naleo and that's precisely the work to do that. and if you can make these questions, please. [question not audible] >> for those of you that couldn't hear, this was a question ensuring that we represent the

. >>> in cline na, tropical storm has weakened but still bringing heavy rains and gales off northeastern half a million people had to be evac with waited because of the storm. >> diana nyad's attempt to swim from cuba to the florida keys it's over this morning. the 61-year-old swimmer called it quits early this morning after 29 hours in the water. she was suffering from severe shoulder pain, asthma and vomiting. nyad was trying to become the first person to make that 103-mile swim without a shark cage. she made it about halfway. almost halfway. >> wow. >> i still admire her. >> sure. absolutely. >> i couldn't have made it even a little -- >> trouble getting to the other side of the pool. i'm full of admiration for her. >>> real madrid, one of the greatest soccer clubs in the world has gone to grade school to look for new talent. the team has signed a 7-year-old prodigy out of argentina. how good is he? he already just has one name. leo. espn says the kid will begin training in madrid in september. if all goes well, he should be ready -- >> who's he going to train with? >> i don't know. >

as a result we've seen a the cline in the number of children's products that have to be pulled from homes an store shelves. the agency is intercepting more dangerous products at the border. finally, the merp public has, since march, had access to considerable product safety information in a tai ta base that they can review -- in a database that they can review. consumers now have free and open access to information that for too long remained hidden inside the cpsc. but like any law, the 2008 act had some rough edges that needed to be smoothed out. for example, there are some products that require a small amount of lead to maintain their strength and durability and don't pose a serious threat to public health or safety. a.t.v.'s and bicycles are examples of these. some businesses express concern that they could find themselves with inventory that meets current legal limit of 300 part pers million that can no longer be sold when the limb drops to 100 parts per million on august 14, just two weeks away. the smallest of small businesses are worried that they can't bear the cost of complying w