cup so far beating try nation's champions astray a fifteen six in oakland on saturday to go top of paul c. jonathan sexton and ronan o'gara kicking two penalties each for ireland and six and also landed a drop goal was to james o'connor penalties for all the strain he could manage and were left without even a losing bonus point. meanwhile russia are preparing for their second game of the tone which is against italy in nelson on tuesday and they have been surprised by the amount of local interest they generated as rich and poor fleet now reports. this is russia's main home at the rugby world cup in new zealand a small picture a style of blame is located at the top of the sign for oil and i was famous for being before from the country's one growing industry. the locals have been doing their best to try and make the players feel at home even going as far as to help out a russian team if they get lost. but this is a very nice place the locals treat us who will give us lots of support everything is in place to help us prepare properly for the next game the daily passing is fairly monotonous fo

world cup so far by beating trying to asians champions australia fifteen six in order and the top paul c. one foot in the quarter finals jonathan sexton ronan o'gara kicked out his trial and inspected the last seventy. two james o'connor penalties were all australia could manage left with that bonus point the price went from hard kamari didn't look to have scored a try for the irish at the risk of going off side so on and on top of pool seeing which also russia but they are not getting carried away. it when you are in a pool stage and got to refigure for women so yeah it's great because it's on something that we haven't done before but. that's you know let's not oversell it to the us. it's a means to an end and. we have to accept it as that and enjoy the moment bush lost in the moment the ramones and simon and what we got to know was an in short but the other would. and i believe that we presume there would be successful. and was the origin more to the to the tribe reject we were required to succeed in forming for us. we are in siena got their campaign back on track not losing to england

rugby lesson from ireland and after about when it's enough to prevail the are issued to the top of paul c. but rusher they were their own worst enemies are times as very alive the irish to run in some very simple tries especially in a five minute period just before the half time break we just like experience of big tournament like loose you just get tired at some point and lose your focus which results in mistakes it's as simple as that of a small tribe in the third quickest to silence of the rugby world cup the international stadium in the old rule was a sea of green but around half the crowd supported me arash while and were well on top going into the half time break but russia showed great enterprise of the ball in hand which has won them a lot of friends here in new zealand and they would run in as couple of second half tries which were very well worked through but sealy our team is very simple kerridge is scored on his the stadium are attacking strategy and the combinations we've been practicing for the game everything works the two tries we scored proved that the team did their best

sixty two points to twelve the final score and rode through with the irish reclaiming top spot in paul c. i have a few flaws in our team and some speak of it and the conversion from the last call so russia reduced the deficit to forty three twelve midway through the second period all the while and to go on to make it sixty twelve so that the winner right can turn the bass to death third consecutive defeat elsewhere argentina beat stop them thirteen points to twelve to take second spot in green bay behind england scotland now has the big being that on saturday to have a chance of making the quarter finals on samoa debate it fiji twenty seven points to seven to put them in second place in group day behind south africa put on saturday new zealand became the first thing to qualify for the quarter finals to convincing thirty seven seventeen when i was france to host going ahead through adam thompson there before cory jane ran in the second after a bursting run third to try from dark preview blocks ninety three by the right and in the second power that domination could see doubt that a second

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ç leave ron paul out of it.those other two, and i thy it's goi i think it's going to be, my sense a rough and nasty campaign in which one side, the democrats are going to be accusing the republicans of being literally irrational of not accepting modern science and you know, modern education, and the theory of evolution, et cetera, against republicans who are going to essentially accuse barack obama and the democrats of being unholy, ungodly and completely and utterly ineffective. and it's going to be nasty. >> susan, if howard is right, then it means that those democrats who right now are saying draw a line of your own in the sand, and stop pursuing the reasonable ground, are not going to get what they're looking for, because i think what he's scridescribed is a strategy that demands the president continue to be the one who's the conciliator? >> i disagree with him. i think what we'll hear from thursday night, here's my big plan. whether or not it gets passed into law. republicans have no incentive to cooperate

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ç into mexico. i don't know if congressman paul -- [ laughter ] i don't know if he should be president or have any kind power, but i like him as our idea guy. he generates a lot of ideas. he could be like america's kramer. do we really want to listen to eight different peoples ideas. there's a simpler method of viewing this audition for the most powerful job in the country. >> perry versus romney, g.o.p. debate. >> how hot does it get between rick perry and mitt romney. >> eight people on the stage we're really only paying attention tonight to two. >> jon: thank you. i knew i could ignore those other people. by the way, i know it was a preview. what did happen? >> mitt romney and rick perry kicking it up a notch. >> mitt romney and rick perry went at it. >> mitt romney and rick perry go face to face. >> it was nothing but fire. >> it was exactly the thing you thought it would be. [ laughter ] there's only two explanations how that could have happened. one four months before any vote is cast. you decide the nomination is down to romney and perry. frame the debate by pitting the two against each other or

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c. dredging slovenia one mill in florence and eighty fifth minute goal by substitute john paul about feeney did the job. serviette maintained second spot off to beating the pharaoh on three won but a study of breathing down their necks just a point behind they thrashed northern ireland for one also at home. while on the verge of going straight on twenty seven world cup runners up the netherlands get on a you have a one hundred percent record really just one point from their remaining eighty games after they beat ten one finland is still in helsinki sweden and hungary a joint second in group a post with easy winners on the night. turn like the netherlands england need just one point of a spot in the finals manager fabio capello admitting off with his side's unlucky to edge wales one at wembley the youngster she fit without form also in group switzerland came from behind to transfer ten month old various three want to gain ground in second place montenegro a country england is facing in their only remaining game next month. for the world the lust of experience and the very good very good that

paul. the firefight between the epa and power companies. caller: good morning and thank you for c-span. mrs. davenport mentioned global while ago. every time i hear that word, it makes me angry, because we have regulations against manufacturers in the united states, but yet we've are shipping jobs over to a communist country, which is slavery, and then ship them backs. it causes as much pollution in the air with ships and buildings and containers and what have you than it would cost if we kept the jobs in the united states. caller: dennis is a democrat in piedmont, missouri. caller: i would like to ask about the regulations pertaining to creeks and rivers. when i was a child they regularly cleaned out the creeks and rivers to reduce the flooding, especially the creeks. we have a creek that runs through town. local officials have told us for years that they cannot clean it out because the epa regulations and it flooded the whole town. we lost a lot of homes. sadly, after the flood when the creek was back down to normal levels, and they said they could clean the creek out down to the wate

i wish c-span can show that to the american public. ron paul risked his life, his presidency to educate the american public. i think c-span should show that little debate. host: we have to get to your question. caller: representative, why you think an american citizen in what turned against us? do you think the media has a conflict of interest with the american voters? but corporate media. host: you are breaking up. we will have to move on. mark, in fairfax, virginia. you are next. caller: i respect the technical ability to hunt down terrorists, but isn't terrorism associated with occupation? one term as a -- terrorism go down after we are all of our iraq and afghanistan? guest: there are a lot of different reasons why we have terrorists. there are groups out there that will continually disagree with us. they do not like the fact that we are free and open. a lot of the terrorist groups do not like the fact that israel is one of our key allies. as a result of the terrorism that has been going on for a long while, we now have as an example, and i

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paul krugman of the "new york times." we'll be right back. thank you so much. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. thank you. welcome back to our continuing coverage of tonight's show. (laughter)çfolks, there are so many great choices in the republican presidential field, who can pick? (laughter) it's like going to the kennel and wanting to bring home all the puppies before governor perry has them put down. (laughter) but i have an especially soft spot for an underdog and friend of the show ron paul. he finished a close second at the ames straw poll and he's polling nationally in the top three ahead of michele bachmann with a margin of error of plus or minus "let six people die." (laughter) and yet i'm the only pundit willing to admit to having an incurable case of ron palsy. everybody is talking about the other candidates who have wracked up some high-profile endorsements. minnesota governor tim pawlenty has thrown his baby egret like weight behind mitt romney and just yesterday rick perry secured the backing of current louisiana governor and former wiggle in the purple shirt bobby jindal. but what ron paul really needs, folks, is a credible national endorsement to give his ca

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car again this is our c and these other week's top stories presents made bed of these speculation about russia stopped cold by proposing prime minister bedroom abuse into ron paul says and they're trying to twelve elections that are that if unsound promises to continue his modernization agenda as prime minister if he successfully leads the united russia party to victory i'll mention elections in december. the palestinian bid for statehood is launched with the united nations welcomed with standing ovations at the general assembly new but by the clashes with israeli forces at the building in the west bank. and also finished praised speaking out against a trenchant terrorist website claims themselves dropped on disgraced with his plight ignored by the mainstream media. than greek default is inevitable and easy top officials know it leaked reports reveal the recession could go even deeper than the if. up next out of a show crosstalk which today focuses on the world economic situation and host people about ask his guests whether the world should still rely on the free market and if it's a retreat in favor of the rich. if you can see. the full. blown evening welcome

b c that said we are the establishment and there are some feathers that you don't want to ruffle are you look at ron paul and some of the things that he says in g.o.p. debates makes you give the man a lot of credit for saying it out loud but then the media mediately dismisses him acts like he's a fringe lunatic and then just starts to ignore him let me ask you one question to now there's a story coming out of a man named peter van buren who is a state department employee and it turns out he's being interrogated for posting on his blog a link to a wiki leaks document that was already out there so you know is that really one of the serious new bogeyman that we have to face is this idea of exposing government secrets having any association to wiki leaks. well you've got to keep in mind that peter van buren works for the government he works for the state to. apartment and the state department doesn't like that someone that is employed by them is criticizing them keep in mind that peter van britt here and also has a book coming out where he criticizes our efforts in iraq and i'm sure the state department does

c-span. host: joshua keating? guest: that's true, and ron paul does have a different policy, especially on aid to israel. we've seen the other candidates trying to position themselves very pro-israel, particularly after last week, you know, mitt romney said that there should be no daylight between the u.s. and its alli. now, of course, all countries have, you know, somewhat differing interests, as there's no daylight between them. but we're going to continue to see israel as a major factor in this campaign. you know, it's interesting to see president obama at the u.n. last week addressing palestinian statehood and taking a very -- mh more pro-israeli line in the speech than he has in the past, and, of course, the u.s. is planning to probably veto the palestinian statehood bid it's interesting to consider how much of what's driving his considerations campaign issues and to what extent that dreams the u.n. was partly a campaign speech as well. host: telegraphing officially or unofficially from officials in israel as to who they'd like to see as the republican candidates, or would they refer just continue d

paul j.r. stone who. >> at this point we know at least two different people that were rested. you can cce this is one of the entrances. that people were arrested. >> it has spent close for about 15-20 minutes. it has been closed--one of those protesters have been are arrested i was witnessing this. the police said that either you get out or you were going to get arrested. >> with 40, 50 protesters were walking in circles. commuters had difficulty getting through. the was one the park police made the decision to clear out the station. a arrest anybody. you can see those people iit is why this is still closed. out here, live those people that works for bart and the distance telling people that this station is closed. use the civic center or the montgomery station. i spoke with a lot of commuters and many of them have been growing frustrated. with the frustration of police brutality. reporting live, j.r. stone, kron 4 news. >> we brought this live just an hour ago president obama is presenting his jobs plan to a joint session in congress. 44 $7 billion jobs plan. the pros and was to pave a

c- span3. >> next, republican presidential candidate and minnesota congressman michele bachmann addresses of party convention in the los angeles. only representatives bachmann, thaddeus mccotter, and ron paularticipated. in her remarks, she predicts republicans will win the state in 2012 and vowed to repealed many laws. this is just over 40 minutes. >> that was a wonderful introduction. i am so thrilled and happy to be here with all of you tonight. my name is michele bachmann and i am running for the republican nomination to be the next president of the united states in 2012. [applause] it is really a tremendous thrill an honor for me to be able to be here tonight with all of you in the golden state. you have produced ronald reagan as our president, and he serves as the example for us all. thank you for what you have given to our country. [applause] we are in a time when we should be rejoicing and we should be absolutely thrilled at the opportunity that we have before us. the country is facing severe -- severe attacks in so many ways, from the economy to housing -- we have already seen that housing has dropped in value, it is amazing, from 2008 until the first quarter of this year, housing

c-span. host: joshua keating? guest: that's true, and ron paul does have a different policy, especially on aid to israel. we've seen the other candidates trying to position themselves very pro-israel, particularly after last week, you know, mitt romney said that there should be no daylight between the u.s. and its allies. now, of course, all countries have, you know, somewhat differing interests, as there's no daylight between them. but we're going to continue to see israel as a major factor in this campaign. you know, it's interesting to see president obama at the u.n. last week addressing palestinian statehood and taking a very -- much more pro-israeli line in the speech than he has in the past, and, of course, the u.s. is planning to probably veto the palestinian statehood bid. it's interesting to consider how much of what's driving his considerations campaign issues and to what extent that dreams the u.n. was partly a campaign speech as well. host: telegraphing officially or unofficially from officials in israel as to who they'd like to see as the republican candidates, or would they refer to just co

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c-span. rick perry, gary johnson and others. they are the concerted action committee. nick clegg there are domestic issues. next, remarks from gov. rick perry, a brick santorum, ron pauland turcame. they are invigorating the party. it is good to be with friends. let me share this with the. i am just one of many governors. millions of americans are deeply concerned about the federal government that has grown too big. they willfully neglected the constitutional duties. they're shoveling for stability. they're struggling for stability on the seas of an economic storm. in the intervening months, millions of people remain unemployed. the number american onto stamps as ration all-time high. the credit rating has been downgraded for the first time in the history of this country. it is the desire to spend the inheritance. thinking there are plans and other misguided economic theories. it is record debt. nearly 2.5 million of our citizens have lost jobs. one in six cannot even find the job. they call this a recovery. the call it the recovery of the year. it is the great promise of hope and change. this is the most offensive to date. president obama had the audacity to get out

congressman ron paul also had his moment in the spotlight defending his limited government view, especially when it comes to disaster funding. >> the question is federal aid, something like fema-- if youçit away, abolish it. what happens in its absence? >> well, what happened before 1979? we didn't have fema. and fema just conditioned people to build where they shouldn't be building. we lose the market effect of that. but yeah, my position is we should have never had it. there's a much better way of doing it. i mean this whole idea that the federal government can deal with weather and anything in the world, just go to the federal government. fema is broke, they are $20 billion in debt. >> suarez: and from back in the pack, former godfather's pizza chief executive herman kane touted his business background and own jobs plan. >> let's cut to the chase. this is what businesspeople do and politicians eón't do.ç here is how i would fix this economy. first, eliminate the current tax code. it is a drain on entrepreneurs. it is the biggest barrier that is holding this economy back. what i would do is to propose a bold plan which i've already released. i call it my 9-9-9 economic growth plan.

c, the rolling stones, or d, u2? >> come on. we'll show ourselves -- >> i think the beatles were involved. paulitely involved. >> richard? >> it's got to be the beach boys. >> the beach boys is correct. none of the beach boys participated in any of these songs. but as a group they performed at farm aid, a charity to raise money for american farm families. well, as they say, gentlemen, time is money. so i must move on to other endeavors. congratulations, richard. good day, gentlemen. i'm out. >> thank you very much. >> thank you very much. >> remember, we are here each week. quest means business. 1800 greenwich meantime. >> keep the topics coming. send them to our blogs. tell us each week what you want to talk about and we'll see you next week. have a good one, richard. >> have a good one, ali. ♪ [ country ] [ man ] ♪ gone, like my last paycheck ♪ gone, gone away ♪ gone, like my landlord's smile ♪ ♪ gone, gone away ♪ my baby's gone away with dedicated claims specialists... and around-the-clock service, travelers can help make things better quicker. will your auto and home insurer... be there whe

c-span. >> host: josh keating? >> guest: that's true. and ron pauldoes have a sort of very different policy especially on aid to israel. and we've seen the other candidates pro on israel. and mitt romney said there should be no daylight between the u.s. and its allies and now, of course, all countries have, you know, somewhat differing interests as it's pretty much impossible to have no daylight between them but we're going to continue to see israel as a major factor in this campaign. president obama at the u.n. last year addressing palestinian statehood and he has taken a pro-israeli stance and the u.s. will probably veto the palestinian statehood bid and it's interesting to consider how much of what's driving his consideration a campaign issue. to what extent the u.n. was partly a campaign speech either. >> host: telegraphing either officially or unofficially with officials in israel as to who they'd like to see as the republican candidate or where they continue dealing with president obama? >> guest: well, i think prime minister netanyahu has been

c-span media partners. >> on friday, minn. congresswoman michele bachman addressed the california republican party convention. all of the candid its role in -- invited to speak. only bachman and ron paulhose to participate. she predicted the republicans will win the state in 2012. this is about 45 minutes. about 45 minutes. >> thank you, thank you so much. i am so happy to be here with all of you tonight. i running for the republican nomination to be the next president of the united states in 2012. thank you you produced ronald reagan and he serves as the example for us all. thank you for what you have given to our country. we are in a time when we should be rejoicing and we should be absolutely thrilled at the opportunities we have before us. us, the country is facing severe attacks and some new ways. we have seen housing in drop -- we have seen houng drop in value. housing prices about 19%. housing is one of the backbones and pillars of our economy. housing has been attacked like no other. why are we excited? we see the jobs report which is the worst in 66 years. not one job was created in the last reports that came out. why should we be excited? there is more. when we look at the v

c- span digital bus bringing resources to the local community. >> on friday, republican presidential candidate and minnesota congresswoman michele bachmann addressed the republican party convention in los angeles. only ron paulmichele bachmann, and another candidate decided to participate. this is about 45 minutes. >> thank you, thank you so much. i am so happy to be here with all of you tonight. i running for the republican nomination to be the next president of the united states in 2012. thank you for your of given our country. we should be thrilled at the opportunity that we have before us, the country is facing severe attacks and some new ways. we have seen housing in drop -- we have seen housing drop in value. housing prices about 19%. housing is one of the backbones and pillars of our economy. housing has been attacked like no other. why are we excited? we see the jobs report which is the worst in 66 years. not one job was created in the last reports that came out. why should we be excited? there is more. when we look at the value of the dollar, i don't know if any of you have any, probably not, but if you take a dollar out and look at it, since barack obama has been president, that dollar has lost 12%

paul. the firefight between the epa and power companies. caller: good morning and thank you for c-span. mrs. davenport mentioned global while ago. every time i hear that word, it makes me angry, because we have regulations against manufacturers in the united states, but yet we've are shipping jobs over to a communist country, which is slavery, and then ship them backs. it causes as much pollution in the air with ships and buildings and containers and what have you than it would cost if we kept the jobs in the united states. caller: dennis is a democrat in piedmont, missouri. caller: i would like to ask about the regulations pertaining to creeks and rivers. when i was a child they regularly cleaned out the creeks and rivers to reduce the flooding, especially the creeks. we have a creek that runs through town. local officials have told us for years that they cannot clean it out because the epa regulations and it flooded the whole town. we lost a lot of homes. sadly, after the flood when the creek was back down to normal levels, and they said they could clean the creek out down to the wate

c-130 pilot in the air force. i think he is the only other candidate besides representative paul that has worn the uniform of our military. so he flew that little plane around, all around texas, and people said you are not going to win. he was running against jim hightower, who had been there for 16 years. i think he was a journalist. but rick flew all around in our big state of texas, and he would meet people and shake their hands, look them in the eye, and people would say you're not going to win. he would say, you know what, i love a good fight. nobody would fight or work harder in that instance for your stay, or for your country. we did not have to do this. he was governor of texas, happy being governor of texas, and he was pretty good at it. we created more jobs than any other state in the nation. we have actually added jobs when the rest of the country has lost jobs. we have been rated by ceo magazine for seven years in a row the best state to do business in the united states. but there was something that was tugging at his heart and at my heart, and every time we would lose a service man or servicewoman, it broke

. >> host: paul on our independent line is from virginia beach, virginia, good morning. >> caller: good morning, c-span. yes, thank you for taking my call. i'm pretty pessimistic about the congress and the congress working together now that they're back. and i understand a lot of the impatience that a lot of people feel in this country over dc and i think a lot of that just in my opinion is the misinformation and outright wrong information that a lot of people have and a clear example of this a woman just called in a few calls ago and she was very passionate about the space shuttle program being cancelled and she was saying obama and how sad how that thing happened again and she was just blatantly wrong in that it was obama that issued this. this decree was signed in the quarter in 2005 by george bush. as a matter of fact, he made a lot of degrading comments about nasa at the time and all three of you gentlemen just sat there and let this go out without letting her know what actually happened, who was really responsible for that. the reason i'm bringing this up is i think a lot of misinformation t

paul. i kind of lost interest in michele bachmann, though. i am a 67-year-old goldwater republicans, where i am coming from. but i saw somebody on c-span at the beginning of the month will item -- found it interesting. his name as buddy roemer. he said he was going to be throwing his hat in. there is a seasoned man. i want somebody season. not a chris christie. host: if you care about celebrities to support political candidates, "the washington post" is the place to turn in the reliable source section. ron paul supported by barry manilow and herman cain supported by dennis miller. south carolina. charles. caller: i am a republican did have been one long time up until this year. i am changing my mind in regards to the fact that we don't have anybody who is running who really has any experience except mitt romney, that knows anything about the government, about the operations and dealing with world problems. the thing is we as republicans seem not to realize that the republicans are holding the economy back. we are saying no to everything and not giving everything -- and giving a try and not putting anything on the table. with that