his model is new zealand. mr. speaker, i would suggest he reflect on the performance of new zealand. i would also draw the attention that this government will be bringing the budget back to the surface three years ahead of ti. . >> the court difference we made was the size and construction of our economic stimulus strategy. that has what had made the difference and the australian strategy. >> that was the highlight of the australian parliament. i hope you can join us next time. thank you for your company. host: caller[captioning performy national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> on today's "washington journal" we will analyze last night's election results. we will talk to a congressman about the u.s. economy and look at the government's response to the gulf of mexico oil spill. "washington journal" is live beginning at 7:00 a.m. eastern time. >> no candidate in this race, democrat or republican, has given voters in new hampshire or america more questions or be able

the dairy industry for the united states and make it competitive against european competitors and new zealand. that's not going to happen with the 2012 farm bill. that will happen before. >> to make sure i understand what you're saying, you believe there should and will be a separate dairy bill prior to the farm bill that will address dairy price issues you are concerned about? >> we put this dairy council together and charged them with coming up with a proposal that is a consensus proposal by the end of the year. my hope is it will meet the deadline. if they do, congress needs to discuss it in 2011, before the formal discussions get started. >> mr. secretary, you talked about the administration creating a different framework for relating to rural america and revitalizing the economy. one of the things some lawmakers have criticized for is too much emphasis on rural economic development and not enough on productive agriculture. how do you respond? >> i would like to sit down with those lawmakers and explain some of the things we're doing a usda to make sure they understand we have not forgott

making it competitive against european competitors, new zealand, for example. that's not going to happen with the 2012 farm bill. that's going to happen before the 2012 farm bill. >> to make sure i understand what you're saying. you believe there should be and will be a separate dairy bill prior to the farm bill that will address the dairy price issues that you're concerned about? >> we put this council together and charged them with coming wup a proposal that is is a consensus proposal by the end of this year. my hope is they will meet that deadline. and if they do i think it's something that congress needs to discuss in 2012 before the farm bill discussions get started in earnest. >> mr. secretary. >> we don't have any time to waste on that. >> you talked about the administration creating a different framework for relating to rural america. and revitalizing the economy. one of the things that some lawmakers have criticized you for is too much emphasis on rural economic development, not enough on productive agriculture. how do you respond? >> well, i would lik

so many of the smaller teams, new zealand joined with italy, an unbelievable performance have shown they can toe to toe with great powers. somehow the africans almost across the board have fired a blank. while there's still a chance and a couple of the other teams are mathematically in the races, the football federation disorganization very late in the day management changes really undermined their ability to excel in front of their unbelieveably passionate supporters. >> brown: in the meantime the u.s. has had to overcome what i think universally is felt to have been that bad call that denied them a victory in the last game but they have one more to come against algeria in this round and a win gets them through, right? >> absolutely. one win will get them through. it's an american team that is so likable in a way that almost the opposite of the english team which has everything going for it but no performance on the pitch. america has played with pluck, with verve, with tenacity at times. they're hard not to love. it's going to be an aamazing game on wednesday. it's played simultaneousl

. >> safer: on a satellite link are experts at a special effects studio a world away in new zealand.'s there the final images are processed. >> cameron: we're going through and we're analyzing every last detail within the shot to make sure that it's up to snuff. we can make the grass greener or yellower, we can make the sky bluer, all those things. >> safer: and you can now just do what you want electronically? >> cameron: sure. even when we were doing "titanic" 12 years ago, you know, the shot at the bow where they kiss, we waited two weeks for the right sunset to get that shot. now, we'd just shoot it in front of a green screen and choose the right sunset later, you know, digitally. >> safer: shooting actors against a green screen and filling in the background by computer is a brutally time- consuming process. >> cameron: 3,2,1... action! >> safer: we dropped in on cameron a few times over the past two years and found a man obsessed, a hands-on devil for detail, as here, with time and money slipping away, he spent most of a day rehearsing and shooting-- and shooting-- a scene that

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we're going into a a hub where we compete with new zealand. this gave us the confidence to launch that route which will be on a new 77 boeing aircraft. >> -- a new 787 boeing aircraft. >> i yield back in and thank you for being with us, a showman. >> the chairman now recognizes the gentleman from hawaii. >> this committee is concerned about the impact of this merger on employees, customers and competition and on the issue of competition is the department of justice that has the major responsibility to determine an analysis. how long do you think the time will be regarding your merger? >> we expect a very professional organization. we are being responsive to their requests for permission. >> considering this will be one of the largest mergers ever, if congress came in and requested an exemption, the department of justice have concerns about that, do you have any concern about approving this kind of a large merger? >> congressman, i cannot speak to the department of justice whose thought process with regard to our application, i would say that w

usually draws a hundred to 900 delegates, even when meeting areas like australia, south africa, and new zealandwhile there is usually background noise in these meetings, a hush falls when the national park service is at the microphone because everyone knows that the park service will speak knowledgeably and credibly about the conservation of these sites, and about how local communities can help with conservation and benefit from the economic dividends they can provide. for many years, the park service's, under both republican and democratic administrations, has given credibility to u.s. delegations at these meetings. there are likely many reasons for this international respect for the parks service and the united states. in large measure, it appears to be a return unsound investment made by the u.s. government in international programs such as the peace corps partnership in 1972, which grew into the largest volunteer conservation program in the world. the park service's international seven -- seminar at comparable success, and continues to bring long-term benefits of good will and no technical