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early returns suggest liberal parties holding a lead. cbs "moneywatch" time on a monday. internet service pro identifiers get ready for mall ware. -- malware. we talked about that. thousands of customers may not be able to access the web and more signs of a slowdown in china. ashley morrison with more. >> it's not a mall. good morning, terrell. there are concerns over slowing economic conditions in china. today, inflation fell to the lowest level since 2010. that was coupled with increases in consumer prices and food prices. a disruption in china's economy could have a negative impact on u.s. and european markets. on friday, china released the second quarter gdp. figures and it is expected to be the worst report in three years. that news put a chill on markets in asia. the nikkei dropped 1.5% and the hang seng lost 2%. >>> earnings season begins on wall street this week. friday we'll get the first quarterly report from jpmorgan chase since the bank reported that massive multibillion dollar loss. friday's weak jobs report led to a down day for stocks. the dow lost 124 poin

party. ozawa and his followers left the ruling liberal democratic naert 1993 to form a new party. they eventually pushed the ldp from power. ozawa helped build up the democratic party and went on to become leader. he recruited young political candidates. he gained the support of about 100 followers. he stepped down in 2009 over a funding scandal, but he maintained control of the party's biggest faction. the liberal democratic party had ruled japan almost continuously since world war ii, but the democrats won the general election three years ago and took power. many within the party accredited him for coming up with the winning strategy. noda took over as prime minister last year. ozawa has opposed him from the beginning. masao nakajima has been following him for years, how much will this change things for prime minister noda? >> well, the ruling dpj is left with only a slim majority in the lower house. so the prime minister can reject a no-confidence vote. still the result of all these votes will strip noda of a lot of his power. he'll have to be more dependent on opposing parties

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in the labor party, in the liberal democrat party, in the other place but there's a majority in this house and bears a majority for that in the country but if those who support reform don't get out there and back it it won't happen. that is the crucial point and it is hopeless to do what the right hon. gentleman is doing which is to say he is in favor of it and also against it. it is hope was. [shouting] >> the prime minister said on the eleventh of ril, quote, i will defend every part of that budget. i worked on it very closely with this sector. line by line. mr. speaker, what went wrong? the increase was a major -- [shouting] >> it cannot be a u-turn to get rid of the labour tax increase. they put in place 12 increases in government debt left behind six increases and we are dealing with them. >> it was all part of not seem less political strategy. unfortunately they did not tell but transport secretary. and the chancellor briefs them on the economic situation and forgot to tell their own bank ventures and the old policy. call it what it is. another case of panic at the pump. every

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was a neoconservative in the sense that -- to jeane had been ejected by the radicals from the liberal partyyou know, the democratic party. she had never fully -- part of her had been suspicious of democracy promotion as a solitary foreign policy and in some sense as a realist and foreign policy. i use the metaphor after she finally admitted that the soviet empire was done for. it was like a rubber band stretched to its limit, kind of snapping back. her feeling was well, america as she put it can be a normal country now. it doesn't have to be on war footing all the time, have this normal sense of mobilization in the cultural and intellectual and political sphere. we can be a normal country. of course the neocons commit the new generation of neocons commit neoconservative to pinellas people call it say come on. there's still work to do, democracy all over the world. it's a given fact. cheating is very skeptical of that and all these little words after the first gulf war, what she does support, although it's a bit reluctantly. haiti and somalia, she just saw this as an invitation for the u.s.

within the liberal party, outside of parliament, there have been severe reservations about some coalitionolicy, to agree on things like the national health service. it has been a little bit of a quandary. quandary.

of people would say i'm a republican but, i am a democrat but as if the parties are not reflecting them as a person. >> her liberal views on social issues cause some republicans to see her as a to the party. but she remains a loyal member to the g.o.p.. and says there's plenty of room in the party for young women. for the republican party what it represents is small government and individualism and for any woman at least for me, i think individualism and being anything i can be represents the majority of young women in america. >> but having trekked the campaign trail in 08, mccain knows the ins and outs of the political environment. and she knows it is not easy for women. >> women are not interested in getting involved in politics because they are worried that their bodies their weight, if they are or not married if they have kids no matter what it will be judged and they are going to be humiliated. so all i can do is continue trying to be a feminist and trying to fight the good fight and not get bullied around. i would not say politics is a great place for women right now, but hopefully we can change that. >> so

party. he met with members after small opposition group. members of the main opposition liberal democratic party have been watching all of this unfold. secretary-general says it's time for voters to have their say. >> translator: the situation is normal and the democrats are to blame. the prime minister has no choice but to call a snap election. >> the bill is based on a three-party agreement with the democratic party and nunomako party. they say their cooperation with ruling democrats will only extend to bills for the tax hike and social security reform. >> a pleet of u.s. military aircraft with spotty safety record is on its way it japan. american forces want to deploy the part plane part helicopters transporter known as osprey at one of their bases in okinawa. but the groups are doing what they can do round the aircraft. marine corps spokesperson say a ship carrying osprey left a california port sunday. they plan to arrive the the air station late this month for maintenance and inspections. peoplen okinawa and yam gucci are protesting against the deployment. they point to cra

landing place for liberals like herself who had been, you know, ejected by the radicals from the liberal party, you know? the democratic party. andhe h nerlyhe al harhed pisf democracy promotion as a, as a solitary end of foreign policy, and she in some sense was realist in foreign policy. and i used the metaphor, you thsevipiasshe llmi done for, it was like a rubber band that had been stretched to it limit kind of snapping back. and she kind of snapped back, and her feeling was, well, america -- as she put it -- can be aormacouny now oe htoar otaleme ve this normal sense of mobilization in the cultural and political sphere. we can be a normal country. of course, the fee yo cons, you know, the new generation of neo-cons, 2.0 as people cal it, yonow, a ngme. erstwoo d erdeac bom all over the world, and america will never be safe until that democracy is a given fact. and jeane, jeane was very skeptical of that and all these little brush warsadced wa wsh sor although a little bit reluctantly. you know, haiti, you know, and somalia. she just saw this as, you kn, an invitation for the to squander i

the liberal party, a school in the province of british kwlum ya.ad been found but police have told cnn in weeks prior that his head was still missing. at least now the family has some closure. that case is going to be massive in the canadian courts. >>> this is the frightening side of super stardom, obsessed fans. the victim this time, usher. somehow a woman he doesn't know was able to get beyond a security gate and able to get beyond guards and able to get beyond his own security team right to his front door. abc news has this report. they have a 911 call from usher asking the police to come to his home. >> she came to my house earlier today. once anyone realized this was not a woman who anyone knew, she was asked to leave the house. >> why is this an on the case case? joey jackson with me now. not so much for the stalking element but for how the stalking element is playing into his custody case. >> exactly. >> what is happening? >> it's in the best interest of the child to have parent who cares and love and supports them. what the wife wants to d

it was landing place for liberals like he was who had been ejected by the radicals from the liberal party, the democratic party. and she had never fully -- she had always had -- a part of her had been suspicious of democracy promotion as a solitary end of foreign policy, and she in some sense was a realist in foreign policy, and i use the metaphor, you know, after she finally admitted that the soviet empire was done for, like a rubber ban that had been stretched to its limit and snapping back, and she snapped back, and her feeling was, america can be a normal country now. doesn't have to be on war footing all the time. had this normal sense of mobilization and the cultural and intellectual and political sphere. we can be a normal country. of course the neocons, the new generation, new conservative 2.0 were saying, there's still work to do. there's democracy to be promote all over the world and america will never be safe until that democracy is a given fact. and jeanne was very skeptical of that and all these little brush wars that occurred after the first gulf war, which she did support -

it's quite likely that the liberal party will be out of office and he'll get another politician there. so the balance is shifting to waerds a southern european vision of europe. when the euro was formed, remember the concept of the frank 4? people were hoeping that the deutsche mark in germany would be the fiscal discipline and the anchor for all of the other european coup tris to congresswoman in behind. that doesn't seem to work anymore. >> germany itself is the mirs e first for the treaty. >> the hope that euro would be strong and led by german, i'm afraid is faiding. >> we're going to end up with high flesh. >> the bank has already sign signalled that it eegs prepared to tolerate that. so how many summits have we had? 15? 20? there's another 15, 20 to come. the if anyone can follow them, they're a better maker than me. i think it's the direction of the summit i'm trying to draw the dots together. i think the direction of policy, political policy in europe is towards a multitude of bail outs. the detail is fascinating if you're an economist. but if you're looking in a strategy, whe

the symbolic move was not supported, however, by mp's from liberal and leftist parties. they apparently have accepted the ruling that certain aspects of the election violated the constitution. there were isolated protests in front of the parliament building, but no serious confrontation with security forces was reported. whether the action was symbolic or not, wednesday evening, the supreme court halted the decree to reinstate parliament. egypt's power struggle continues. >> for more on this now, we are joined from cairo. what is the next move in this power struggle? >> the first thing is to really understand his ruling of the constitution. everyone is waiting to find out how this could be justified, but of course, now, we are in the next step. the president already announced his speech for tonight, and we are all eagerly awaiting it. >> the german foreign minister has been in cairo pushing for democracy. the u.s. is calling for dialogue between the two sides. is that going to happen? >> it may be more important from the minute -- and the mystery from a few days ago. he

the liberal democratic party called for the media to stop reporting on junk from july 15th to august 15th, a month, all to protect the country's psyche. there he is. i kind of like him. he said, quote, there is a tremendous amount of fillet coming from the tv and radio channels that has a harmful affect on their health. murders, blasts, wars, violence, tensions all-around. journalists, don't your nerves need a rest? that's what they think we should watch in place of the news cycle. >> they are cute, but they have a serious issue with vodka. jonathon, he is an absolute fruit cake. i think at one po nie t he advocated for taking alaska and repopulating them with the ukrainians. but at the risk of getting yourself fired because you are very close anyway psychotic could be right once in awhile. is he right here? >> he is absolutely right. every single journalist should get a month off. let's make it august. all we need to do is just put up reruns of the hbo series. we can find out what real journalists do. and neo cats are good on the grill. >> how could you grill something with such bea

liberals are the party of government. liberals are the ones who are the experts.ely believe that having the money and benefits and the resources of society distributed by them, the experts, the professors, ph.d.es, the political class is superior and more and better for society than if the private sector and the market, the invisible hand distributes the resources and the wealth. so that's the underlying idea. >> bill: i always ask this question to liberals who tell me that the government does have a responsibility to provide cradle to grave, even for people who don't want to work or won't cooperate whatever it may be. what is compassionate about bankrupting the united states of america? what is compassionate about driving up a debt to the extent where this country is in a precarious position economically and perhaps militarily down the road? what's compassionate about putting every citizen in danger for this pie in the sky theoretical stuff. >> i agree with you entirely. >> in the end entitlement society it's exactly where we are headed liberalism wants to head i

organize themselves, how to establish political parties and this is why it is after the situation in libya, and i'm quite sure we have much more liberalovernment and syria. i can assure you that in the most fair and free e elections in the history in 1954. and at that time, the party wins the 16 seats and the muslim brother when only four seats. this is a 1954. of course there are many changes in the social fabric changed in syria but even then the muslim brothers now just they have their own and turkey and expect it to have only 20 in any parliamentarian election after the regime. this is why i think the opposition and syria will be very divided. this is why we have more difficult transition because there is no strong political party to petition after that. but how does this issue that we will not have a sunni radical government, and unfortunately that is by the media and some experts will be repeating this accusation day-by-day have no knowledge or information about the syrian society or the opposition. now of course the muslim brothers can claim that they were moderate who believe there should be no space and political in syria. th

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the coalition of about 40 so called liberal parties seems to be ahead at the moment, although isser earlye want when they overthrough gadhafi after 42 yearsof dictatorship. when they fought the revolutions beginning last february. this is what they wanted, democratic elections, they got it but it hasn't been without trouble there were two people killed on friday, one on saturday. and elections, election officers in a few places were burned. 101 places, in fact, could not actually vote. so, those -- those polling stations where voting was not possible because of the violence yesterday, they were voting today so the libyans expect a final result early is probably tuesday and holding their breath. the main point of the libyan election so far, they have been very peaceful and i think that in the future, in the ten years that you asked about, alex, they are going to look back and say at least the elections was peaceful, isn't clear what the future holds yet for libya there are problems still in the east of the country, alex. >> i was going to say good points you make there. nbc's martin fletch

my views on, let's say, conservative and liberal changed a little bit i think expanded a little bit. but if anything my views on the partiesht have hardened. i can more reluctant to call myself a democrat now than when i left. >> why? >> if anything like i probably have become more liberal than i was. it's that the parties, themselves, to me represent something that feels, at best an akronc anachronistic that are primary concerned about money laund laundering. hope it doesn't sound too cynical. >> a little but i would be surprised if our viewers don't agree 100%. what surprise you the most about megan's views and perhaps those of the other republicans you met? do you have any good surprises? >> the surprise to me was mostly that i felt like i was able to get my head around the conservative world view maybe for the first time. a lot of times liberal look at conservatives and say, i don't get where this is coming from. but haguenging out with megan, i feel i feel like i started to understand that for them, it's about self reliance and independence and having the feifdom, a loaded word for republicans to do what they want. an

peoples will party has been saying since last november calling for national reconciliation and advocating a government of national unity with the leaders of the popular front for change and liberation and the people's will party believe that the present cabinet is not your national unity government in essence but we will see it as a step forward in establishing such a government today that the government brings together several opposition groups that have agreed to participate in its work and we should keep the doors open for all opposition forces willing to put an end to violence and bloodshed this will in turn help us expand the representation in government for all the opposition groups who genuinely want to bring about national reconciliation and get the country out of its present crisis it will fall on the. jihad in men as a spokesperson for one of the opposition groups well do you believe the opposition could possibly consolidate what the main what the. before i answer this question let me ask you is there a need for such consolidation we are moving towards a pluralistic democratic society would you like the opposition to become more of a unilateral regime. should it become si

party. >>neil: we will recall and we bring this, where bill clinton took on african-americans and those more liberal party who said that any criticism of a leading african-american, even violent speech which was advocated if songs and general demeanor, he was going to have none of this. this is bill clinton back then. >> her comments before and after los angeles were filled with the kind of hatred you do not honor today and tonight. listen to what she said. she told the "washington post" about a month ago, and i quote, "if black people kill block people every day why not have a we can kill white people." >>neil: he took a lot of heat from his party, the jesse jackson and others at the time but he rallied moderates in the country. you argue the president should try to do the same. the president just stated the views and it is too soon. and people would be too suspicious. >>guest: well, there is that danger but i think that what obama has to gain versus what he has to lose is the equation is in the president's favor. look how this would help the president. one, it would show the president standing up