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that iland's new prime minister call f niol renciaonn sec ouing r veme's poci. she won last nts genal econf e pay. piche ouined are st aonnuio o governntpending programs that drew criticism during her brother's tenure. they include buying up rice to boost farmer's incomes and doubling jut lay to rural villagers. speaking to reporters, exiled prime minister said he will not advise the new government unless asked. >> if they nd any advice, they can just call me. i can give the advice. if they don't need, i will not get involved. >> he talked about whether he has intentions to return home. >> for my plan going back to thailand, i have no plan. when reconciliation happen, that might be. if reconciliation is not there, i don't want to cause any more conflict. >> he is scheduled to stay in japan until the end of the week on a special visa. he plans to visit areas affected by the march disaster echlt was ousted in a coup five years ago and convicted of corruption. now to libya. >>> anti-government forces in libya say the capital tripoli is mostly under their control bu

think about our seniors and think about the 18 months and what that means in terms of confidence in ou society and what it means also to have the 50-50 in rms of defining the sfreng of america. we cannot -- the strength of america. we cannot, despite our reluctance to vote for this bill for some of us, allow seniors and veterans who are dependent on receiving their check from the government or their security over time, we cannot allow our seniors and veterans to be caught in the collateral damage on the assault of the middle clas that is being waged in this congress. this is no manifestation of making it harder for the future for the great middle class, which is -- and those who aspire to it, is the backbone of our democracy. if we are going to honor the vows of our founders and carry on the great legacy and their determination, their hope for the future, that we would last for ages, but weould last for ages as a democracy, not an ever broadening disparity of income and equity in our country that undermines that. please, my colleagues, if you are on the fence about this, i certainly am

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the affe affected part it will redhiew r blood pressure and headach make harder for the blood to come ou and we will talk about pressure points in the body and in the upper arm here and this around the pelvis and you can practice this one at home with a friend and we will do this one here. okay. take your left arm and hold it up, 90-degrees here and take th four fingers of the hand and yo find a muscle on top and muscle below and in the middle there i a bone and you feel on the bone with the forefingers and somewhere in there you will fin a pulse and you mush it up against the bone and if somebod was taking your pulse at your wrist this time the pulse would disappear. what you're doing is reducing the flow of blood to the affec affected part, to the arm. okay. what you're not doing is blocking the venus return. you're not sequestering blood the affected part and not blocking it off entirely. if you blocked it off entirely what is that called? a turn kit and we try not to us the t word in disaster medicine and tiewrn kits are -- turn kit are too often used by the publi and elevate the pre

check ou >>> it seems your feet can do more than power your car. they can also stop it, kind of. check out the 24-year-old driver trying to stop this truck by putting his feet out the door in the pickup here apparently told police he decided to drive that truck knowing he didn't have any brakes. >> can you believe that? incredibly, drove about 40 miles per hour on a busy highway. that's smart. what's better than trying to stop a speeding car with your feet? using other cars in your path. look at that. 2.5 miles he drove. he ended up hitting four cars and eventually came to a stop. >> he got on it though and needs a new pair of sneakers. it's all good. see you monday. >> caption colorado, llc comments@captioncolorado.com ,, >> thorne: hey, it's time to get ready, kendra. >> kendra: okay. >> hope: (sighs) >> brooke: oh, honey, everybody is so excited. >> hope: hi. >> brooke: you have to be very proud. i know i am. >> hope: oh, well, thank you. thank you, but i will wait for the reviews. (laughs)

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september 4 is going to be star wars day at at&t park and who needs a bobble head doll when ou can get brian wilson incc1: carbonite. and there is solocc1: brian wilson doing his signature whatever it is he does thing. the post-save celebration pose. there it is. a costume contest, a post-game screening of empire strikes back. standing room tickets are still available. so there you go. it's going to be super cool. >> i would not have called him for hans solo. more wookie. still i like it. i love that carbonite reference. good stuff. to the roadways, scott, first of all let me call this system here of roadways, also there is a system of rails. the b.a.r.t. system. yesterday a huge problem, this morning it's running on time. we'll continue to update that. ut the trains are running forc: b.a.r.t. the roadways still have maintenance so northbound 880 to east bound, oakland also to the lower deck out of the city. you see the green indicators close to the limit. there was slowing on the golden gate bridge. a quick look shows you glowing lights across the span. the golden gate bridge not expe

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lawmakers worry about sharing a ballot with a guy with loose lips who suggested the fed chairman is treason ousron paul who criticized the fed for years thought that was over the top. don't forget perry threatened the nation with texas succeeding from the union. jay cohn embry is bureau chief for the austin american statesman. good to see you. >> good to be with you. >> a lot of voters might admire a guy who says what he thinks. but does rick perry have a filter? >> it's worked for rick perry, too, in the sense that in texas he has sort of played to the most conservative part of the republican party. it's worked for him. when he does stuff like make a flirtation with succession in 2009 that was right as his poll numbers started to go up. after that comment they continued to go up. when he has said things that a national audience said that might go too far, that worked for him well in texas and he's never lost an next in his career. >> there were reports that when perry toned it down this week after the criticism that implying that the fed chairman was treasonous, the crowd gave him a tepid appl

i think we probably agree there ou be high expectations. let us get our sandals on. and the guitar. i think we probably agree there should be -- some of us may agree there should be a common core curriculum, some of us may not. but how you ensure that happens? if we engage in the conversation that way, th would be one thing. but if we engage in the conversation saying i am about to tell you that you have to work harder, but i am loppg off 20% of your salary because nobody can afford it, and you should just be happy you have a job, that is not going to be a pleasant conversation with anyone. it is going to be demoralizing. i think it is going to be a step backward, not a step forward. >> i think she is right. when you tell people they are not going to get as much as there used to getting, they're going to be upset. unfortunately, i think that is a position feckless leadership has gotten us in. one strand of reforms the kinds of things that are directly centered on instruction, on pedagogy, on sequence, pacing, and stuff for teachers know more about it than anybody sitting on the outs

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libya is going to be demulti-ous. confused. we are not going to like all the election results.s going to be mess were for years but better than qaddafi. >> bill: i wouldn't mind seeing the u.n. peace keepers like they have in haiti. imposing no police. >> bill: police evaporated bike iraq. police structure breaks down. do harm stealing stuff. qaddafi -- >> bill, if the libyans ask for help, that's fine. they got to ask. >> bill: can i find somebody. somebody will be wandering along. give him 10 bucks he will ask. get them in there so nobody is killed quaf, they will find him. is he probably slinking around closed like -- dressed like a girl. >> if the world is lucky, he will be killed. like in a fire fight or behind closed doors. save the world a circus and trial. >> bill: if you see them, shoot them? >> yes. otherwise, europeans are whining no, -- blah blah blah. >> why should he get the death penalty, colonel? >> killing americans on panam jet. >> wouldn't you like to see that proven in a court though he? i think it would be worthy to take him to the hague so the whole world

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rebels, transitionm national council, the-unit representative to that group said this about gaddafi's oustea party movement is widely credited with providing republicans with leverage to pass a -- >> bret: that would be the american carl cameron. and that's not the right tape. bottom line, steve, the representative said the world is lined up against gaddafi and that his base is slinking, the rebel forces are closing in around him. and it's only a matter of time. this is the u.s. representative today. it's only been a matter of time for a long time. >> you know i actually think that talking point might have been accurate a month ago or six weeks ago when it seemed like the rebels were making some limited progress. what we have seen in the past ten days is really a splintering opposition. fractionablizing of the opposition in a way that i think leaves them very vulnerable. you had a call from gaddafi defense minister in two days saying that anybody who fled the army, defected from the army is welcome to come back and we will not punish you. you will be hardened. it will be interesting to se

count the calls mel gibson made to his girlfriend, but -- [ laughter ] really, as a baseball fan,n,oute to see a game end like this, after seven hours. you want to see it end with a grounder to short. like most games. i don't know. maybe the umpire wanted to go home. either way, after he saw the replay, he admitted he made a mistake and, well, here's the story from espn. >> disbelief. that's what baseball fans are feeling, especially in pittsburgh. play at the plate. pirates catcher michael mckenry tags julio lugo, but he's called safe by umpire jerry meals. meals had this to say after the game. >> i saw the tag and it looked like the catcher missed the leg completely. but watching the replay, he might have got him in the shin area and googly moogly woogly! >> jimmy: probably had something to do with it. [ applause ] >> that's a great joke, jimmy, good stuff. >> jimmy: thank you. >> really good. there's aliens in the movie, too, you know. not just cowboys. you're dressed like a cowboy but we have an alien from the film. >> jimmy: here with us? >> let's bring todd in. >> jimmy: okay. >

sometimes you've got to go beyond borders to really get the message ou.inese companies are thinking big when it comes to branding, as in the big screen and big bucks. they're going west to get the job done. >> in transformers 3, you couldn't help but notice these big budget spielberg-inspired action scenes. but there's more than meets the eye. did you happen to know apple's ipad. a mercedes sls or facebook? about 70 brand names in all with four made in china. chie a labeouf sported a bond t-shirt. had a tv featured on this one. mongolian milk is mentioned. computer maker lenovo's new laptop was a transformer itself. he explains why chinese brands want in on u.s. blockbusters. >> a lot of the more successful china brands, they have the ambition of going out west, conquering the american and also the european markets. placing your product into big project hollywood movie immediately gives you sort of an elevation. >> for lenovo, seen by many of one of china's more well-known brand, it's just the next step up to profits beyond china. >> this is part of us as

the senatek matthews begins ou coverage with a look at how by area representatives voted. >> house minority leader nancy pelosi your honor her colleague to vote yes. >> we can not allow our senior and veteran to be caught in the collateral damage of the assault on the middle class. >> pelosi voted for raising the debt ceiling. santa rosa representative lynn wolf voted no. >> this is not a balance approach to controlling spending. it doesn't ask for shared sacrifice. it puts virtually the entire burden on working families in the middle class. >>reporter: here's how the bay area delegation voted as far as we have been able to confirm a.lot of no vote with a split. pelosi and pl guard voting yes and spear thompson and ashton. >> i voted yes for the big major reason and that is that i don't believe that the united states of america could ever go into default. >>reporter: bruce cane. >> now there's one big overriding wish which is uncertain and that is wt is the affect of these cuts in terms of the economy? >>reporter: if the economy ti tips to struggle because of government spending cuts, the p

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he said he wasn't sure whether the proper charge is to bring up articles of impeachment were ou pursuinguch a course. quote, we need to tie things up. so here we have steve joining us from salon.com and michelle goldberg, thank you both for joining us. this is a new flippancy where we throw out, not even to impeach, but as a way to tie of misdemea way it tie things up. a filibuster technique. >> i remember, it must have been the spring of 1939 when bill clinton first came to office and my parents were driving us around and a car in front of us said impeach clinton. that was before anything happened. i look at the clinton administration and i look at the obama administration and i see the whole thing. >> are they mad? >> they consider him illegitimate and any tool at your disposal, to get him out of office, stall his agenda, you use. it intimidates main stream republican leaders who say, no, that's not legitimate. i remember -- >> when did they start? michelle, why don't you jump in on this. what about the sense on the right? not the republicans, not the ones i grew up with, but right-win

. >> he is a presidential candidate right ou of central tafting.s why in texas they call him good hair perry because he is almost cheesy. >> how about below the hair, how is he inside? >> not that good. he is not that popular in texas. >> hutchison may not agree with you, she was ran out of the race by this guy. >> governor perry had to go far, far, far to the right and get in bed with the radical right wing and tea party folks in order to beat her. >> how does that work for 2012? is it the 2012 republican party? >> yes. >> lawrence o'donnell was making the point on our network with a thing we did in california with the critics. the party move sewed far over that it is a different party. >> yes. >> and a tea party more than a conservative party. and someone like this guy could be perfect through this year. >> he could be the problem is that it is about an inch deep. even just in may he authorized -- >> you are not going to cut him a break. why don't you wait until after the nomination. here is rick perry. i want these guys in in the race. here is r

he's going to say that career poll siiticians can't get us ou the mess we're in. >> that's about his chief rival. >> he's in san antonio, texas, delivering that line. it's not subtle. we all get it. that's the preview of what's to come. that's going to be the romney message against rick perry. this is a career politician, a guy who's on on the government dime for the past 20 years. >> when we come back, ruth, you get to talk about why kevin mccarthy thinks mitt romney needs to take out the trash. trivia time. abraham lincoln was the tallest president. who was the shortest? james madison. he was just 5'4". jimmy carter, i think, was the shortest of the 20th century. you're watching "the daily rundown." [ tires squeal ] an accident doesn't have to slow you down. with better car replacement, available only from liberty mutual insurance, if your car's totaled, we give you the money to buy a car that's one model-year newer with 15,000 fewer miles on it. there's no other auto insurance product like it. better car replacement, available only from liberty mutual. it's a b

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