. >> to consider the global implication of eurozone instability, paul group -- paul krugman was joined by a harvard economics professor. what is the problem here? is it one of the man or debt? or-- is it one of demand debt? >> there has to be a plan to bring this gets down. growth is a -- there has to be a plan to bring this debt down. they need a plan for restoring competitiveness on the periphery. >> the way i think about spain is that for 10 years, they were seen as the golden boy of europe. money flooded in. a lot of it was german. lending to spanish cahas fuel the housing bubble. then the bubble bursts. how do they get back to being competitive again. their current strategy is that they should cut their wages and do enough austerity to pay the debt. it is impossible. the demands placed on spain are impossible. in greece exits, money starts flooding out of spain. >> what is the choice? >> credit has to be made available. it is going to be to the european central bank. that is temporary, we hope. you also have to have some inflation in europe. instead of spain having to cut its wage

establishment on once again this time with litigation they call themselves lawyers for ron paul and their group and affiliated with the official campaign their beef the fact that unbound delegates will have to vote for romney instead of their conscience simply because their states voted that way to explain more about the lawsuit and what it all means i'm joined by austin peterson director of production for freedom works. thank you very much for having me thank you austin so breakout of last year really quickly and the whole i'm bound bound elegant thing for everyone sure absolutely i should preface it by saying that i'm not a lawyer but i have read over the details of the case and it does appear that what they're trying to do is to prove that the delegates are not actually bound by federal law to vote for any of a candidate the only problem with this is that the republican party is a private organization which means that there can be punishment for not obeying party rules delegates who have chosen to become selected through the national convention do have to follow their do have to follow their

euro group chief jean paul juncker said in a statement he and his colleagues will review the situation and respond soon. >>> of course cyprus isn't the first nation to make such a request. ai uchida, give us a little bit of a background. >> experts are specifically worried that this crisis is going to be a domino effect. we can't forget that 17 countries use the same currency and yet they differ vastly in financial health. as catherine mentioned, cyprus is the fifth nation in the eurozone that asked for financial aid to the eu, though cyprus' economy is small and analysts expect the impact on markets to be limited, but it is one more sign that europe's credit crisis won't be easy to solve. now, the eu has already started providing rescue funds to greece, ireland, and portugal in return of strict austerity measures. on monday, the spanish government officially asked the european union for financial assistance to prop up its struggling banks and just hours later, cyprus made the same move. and when it rains, it pours. u.s. credit rating agency moody's cut the ratings of 28 spanish banks

for the final group game we've graced on saturday russia still top group a after last night's game and watching it with richard rand paul flee. or russia's one hundred percent record in group a has been ended after a one one draw with poland but not all is lost for dick advocaat cyberspace still remain top of the group after two games or everything could have been so much better for the russians after hours ago if i had given them the lead as this is moscow's try to grab this third goal of the tournament will find headed goal from a free kick or just as we have in the match with the czech republic russia did start slowly as the poles were on top but unfortunately they weren't able to turn their possession into goals then it's a go of struct support russia interleague going into the half time break coming out of the half time russia continued to dominate and really could have had quite a few more goals but unfortunately their position and numerous times that goal weren't able to beat the polish goalkeeper and out of nothing really i mean poland hungary created by march. had a very swift counter siaca me poland a very goo

group of parents is refusing to leave the ground of oakland's school. they've been camped out on friday, protesting the closure of this school. pauls is at the school now where in about two hours the group is plan okay holding a press conference. good morning, paul. >> reporter: good morning. you can take a look behind my shoulder and see the parents are gathering there. these are parents and supporters who have staked their claim on the lakeview campus. they have signs out here asking for support from the community. now, they basically say they would like the superintendent to change his mind about closing this school or else. >> he needs to reopen these schools. if he doesn't, we would prefer that he resign. >> last year in a 5-2 vote, it was voted to close the school. protesters saturday -- protesters saturdayed the sit- in. the 300 students at lakeview are being sent to other schools and the group plans to have an informal summer program started at 9:00. they will have the protests at 10:00. we also talked to them about local support. businesses out here who have been giving them food, we're staying on top of that also. they s

. >> paul, this is a hit to a group of plaintiffs, including the state national bank of big springs texaslenging the dodd-frank law which created vast new regulations over the financial system. and a group of plaintiffs basically say that, that obama's stealth appointment of consumer financial protection bureau chief richard corkordray violates separation of powers. and this is a law that's created incredible burdens for business and regulatory uncertainty and we're glad to see it get its day in court. >> paul: joe. >> the free zone known as california, governor jerry brown succeeded in getting a 9 billion dollar one year tax increase on the november ballot. here is the thing, that's the compromise. the other-- (laughter) >> the other option for voters is a 20 billion dollar tax increase that will start on people earning as little as $7,000 a year. only in california is jerry brown a moderate. >> at least that's truth in advertising, eventually they go after the middle class. >> a cafeteria association of michigan, recently, their members received a letter from their president saying they

group c. leaders croatia in paul's nine and the coach says out a plan that he is full of praise for their opponents especially after watching them thrash our live three one in their first match. will be they can change this used to during the game and they can also give you a very high tempo some of not only terms of both position but also to how intense the food. is so this time it is completely different from that of spain while the mostly it will struggle to some extent will need to read the game very well but we also have enough quality you know to put the little bit was in the meanwhile has fined the russian football union one hundred fifty thousand dollars after russia fans at sacked stewards during the country's opening match against the czech republic and russia fans were filmed fighting with stadium staff and were also love after their teams four one victory it happened after stuart strides and it's a man they believed had thrown a firecracker u.a. for says russia could also be six points and it's zero to a sixteen qualifying group for a repeat offense meanwhile at least two hundred fans i

wings, the paul mccartney group song. ♪ say it is not so. >> this day in history is brought to you bylories plus vgie nutrition. could've had a v8. >> i knew him as dr. oz. congratulations tom. >> and meanwhile, listen to this story. in an effort to curb obesity. slapping a tax on sodas. this is not the best way to stop the fat. joining us is doria robinson who supports the tax and richmond city council man corky buzay. he opposes. why do you support the soda tax? >> because things have changed around drinking soda. people who drink soda just for a nice what you are doing on sunday afternoon kind of thing anymore. they drink it morning, noon and night. no in between meals. it is equivalent of eating a hamburger with your breakfast and lunch and dinner . hamburger in between snacks except you don't get full and you don't know you are eating extra calories. >> those are great points. that is the same caloric equivalent. corky, why don't you like the idea of tacking on tax to the sugary drinks. >> not one dime is going to stop obesity. i am concerned about that as an elected official. i

. ♪ >> that's a liberal's group response to republican paul ryan's plan to reform medicare by changingt into a private voucher program. that was followed by an ad from a group called american doctors for truth. listen. >> but, mr. president, we're not just talking about my pain. we're talking about my life. no, no, the doctors, they've tried the pills and the pills just don't work. no, no, i need a pacemaker. >> make no mistake about it, president obama and the democrats who supported obamacare began throwing seniors off the cliff back on march 30th, 2010, when they voted to cut medicare's budget by $575 billion. >> seniors off the cliff. you get the idea. this is what we're dealing with here. tomorrow we're going to know whether the supreme court will uphold or strike down parts or all of the law. tonight, all of the angles starting with tom foreman. he's been looking at the competing claims of obamacare, as it's called, that just aren't so. hi, tom. >> democrats and republicans have vigorously debated a key question from the very start. how much money will health care reform save or

. ♪ >> that's a liberal group's response to republican paul ryan's plan for medicare to change it intote system. >> the doctors tried the pills and the pills just don't work. no, i need a pacemaker. >> make no mistake about it. president obama and the democrats who wrote obamacare threw elderly citizens off the cliff when they increased medicare by $575 billion. >> seniors off the cliff. rm to, we're going to know whether the supreme court will uphold or strike down parts or all of the law. so tonight, all of the angles, starting with tom foreman. he's been looking about the competing flames about obamacare that just aren't so. >> democrats and republicans have vigorously debated a key question from the very start. how many money will health care reform save or cost taxpayers. their comments generally have gone this way. >> children with pre-existing conditions can get care, young people can stay on their policy until they're 26. preg nant women, breast and prostate cancer patients can no longer get thrown off their insurance. our seniors are paying less for their medical prescriptions

czech republic beat poland one nil in the other again to secure top spot in group a watching the russian heart break which richard paul flicked. russian service has been tossed in championships offer an incentive to display again screams of the greeks have won things as they once been was defending the numbers and trying to rush on the counterattack by need plenty begging blind work around certain trades on the sort of half time speech in the russian defense so why are they coming only it's a free run a mile if they haven't been shot from the back of an attempt to get the greeks then they need russia hundred badly but they didn't play well and even they just were unable to create anything in attack to be honest i'm not one major major problem long of a game went on russia had first win for the good grief defensive display was i'm certain of the fun times that they gave russian not to spain one so whatever they do you really have to get credit for greeks the way they played they were able to hold on to the tourney and rush and i go i was of atonement for the czech republic they were able to beat potent by goals and nai

group plans to open up an informal school starting at 8:00. the parents will have a press conference at 10:00. live in oakland i'm paulers. >>> time is 5:35. jerry sandusky may present his side of the case today. the defense has suggested san dusky may take the witness stand and they may call -- san dusky's wife is another possible witness. prosecutors may rest their case today. several alleged abuse victims testified last week that jerry san custody sexually abused them years ago. san dusky denies the allegations. >>> the jury in the roger clemens case will begin in 20 minutes. they deliberated for 3.5 hours yesterday. clemens is charged with lying to congress. if he is convicted on all six counts the former star pitcher could face 15-21 months in prison. >>> a man killed by a hit and run driver in oakland may have been trying to stop a fight right before he died. witnesses say someone in a white suv hit the man and took off. the 19-year-old driver was detained and questioned. there is no word yet if any charges have been filed. >>> a $45 million improvement project on highway 101 in the south bay is finished. tea it

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paul, how many monitors are there? >> well, they tend to travel in groups of two. there's about six in this trip. there was four when i was -- when i went to the trip earlier in the week. and what they'll do is try and find the bodies, record the number of dead that they can find, take some eyewitness testimony, if they can find it the problem they have here is it's been two days. these are people that are very scared. when the u.n. leaves, they will have to live among the people but some of whom will carry out this attack. so how much information they can get and how accurate that information will be be difficult to assess. >> what's the morale of these monitors like? they must be frustrated but also they know they're under attack. it's very rare for the u.n. to say that u.n. convoy has been deliberately targeting as this one was. >> well, that happened yesterday as we were leaving the area when shots were fired. two small rounds hit the side of their vehicle. you have to give credit to the u.n. monitor. on the ground, they're going to into a very dangerous area. they really pushed the envelope

military spending and these endless wars and really what their camp what their entire group is based on right now back to ron paul the libertarian less government philosophies i mean would it make more sense to just start another party or run as a third party and get out of that two party system that's what i think you guys i think the two party system well in ways i think the two party system somewhat of a sham that doesn't seem to be too much difference between mitt romney and barack obama so and of course that was the same thing with john mccain and barack obama in my opinion but the both the republicans and the democrats have the system locked up and for a third party to be any player in this country it's virtually impossible so if you really want to affect change in this country you're going to have to do it through the republican and democrat party in order to get that done so it really doesn't make sense for somebody like ron paul to run as a libertarian he's been a twelve term congressman as a republican he's been in the party when he goes around on his campaign trail he's very effective at raising money

. >>> up next, paul ryan is facing his toughest opposition yet. a groupveling the country and speaking out against his attack on the poor. plus the e-mails are still coming in for my interview with newt gingrich. i've got one more thing to say, however, about his response to food stamps and secret meetings. stay with us. with the spark cash card from capital one, sven's home security gets the most rewards of any small business credit card! how does this thing work? oh, i like it! [ garth ] sven's small business earns 2% cash back on every purchase, every day! woo-hoo!!! so that's ten security gators, right? put them on my spark card! why settle for less? testing hot tar... great businesses deserve the most rewards! [ male announcer ] the spark business card from capital one. choose unlimited rewards with 2% cash back or double miles on every purchase, every day! what's in your wallet? here's your invoice. mcallen, texas. in here, heavy rental equipment in the middle of nowhere, is always headed somewhere. to give it a sense of direction, at&t created a mo

>> you know, everything from the weavers to woody gutty, bob dylan, peter paul and mary -- >> that's a strong folk grouphan that. it's real. their music was real. they talked about real subjects. they talked about real things that were happening between people and how to deal with them. how they dealt with them. the music was more real to me. >> if you could have somebody in all the musical history write songs for you today, who would it be? >> paul mccartney. >> would it be mccartney? >> he has an incredible sense. the kid's good. >> how is it different from john? >> john was good. he's the hard edge. he did for paul and the rest the guys what neil does to us. you know, when we have a certain sound, as crosby, stills and nash, when neil joins us, it's different. it's a darker edge. it's more mysterious. he brings a certain different kind of music to us. and i think john and paul did the same thing. i think -- i think when you listen to songs, you can really tell who wrote what. >> where would you put neil as a songwriter in all this stuff? >> neil is a brilliant songwriter. >> and still has it. >> i be

see that romney was of course at the builder group and goldman sachs fund it is the top donor of romney's campaign do you know we could really say that rand paul is genuine when he does a one eighty in his rhetoric like this. and anything i can tell you that i am not very happy going on expresso that is the we the band the bankers against we the people and it seems like more and more even today i was as i was driving up here listening to the commentaries on certain talk radio shows talking about how the federal reserve is not going to give any more money to you know the help out the problem or they're going to give money and right now you see as they say well we're not going to give money to help bail out these banks or this or pump up the economy the economy seems to slow and also and you know a week later they go all going to give more money and this is where the problem lies and we've got can't rely upon bankers or corporations like that we're going to have to start working on relying too upon our neighbors and everybody else explicitly in this movement we can't be fractured and and just you know go off on ron paul i think it was a perfect

most of the local advocacy groups offer a hot line and say they offer free counseling, they are always there for their victims. paul chambers. >>> we are now getting word that acclaimed writer nora ephron has died. her son tells the new york times that ephron died of leukemia. nora ephron was 71 years old. >>> happening now the city of stockton is preparing to take steps toward preparing the biggest city ever to declare bankruptcy. the city council is expected to vote later tonight so it can operate under chapter nine bankruptcy protection. among other things this budget plan calls for more than $11 million in cuts to city employee compensation and retirement benefits. >> we're talking about some people in their later years of their life that can be substantially affected by the medical plan and their medical care. >> if it was their relatives right now, blood relatives they would not be doing what they're doing. they would be fighting like us right now to stop this from happening. >>> california's legislature is set to vote tomorrow on 21 so called trailer bills made necessary by the state budget approved last wee

if they were factored in, unemployment for this group would hit 16.9%. pauly, former labor department official and president of generation opportunity believes that unemployment rate will have a political impact come november. >> rutgers recently came out with a study that indicated 49%, only 49% of the graduating classes of 2009 through 2011 have actually found jobs, full-time meaningful work in their career path. the question what about the other 51%? will they settle with the a status quo marked but unpaid internships, paid internships and part-time jobs? we don't think that is the case. >> reporter: hard times across the board but especially for those those folks just out of college, jon. jon: i guess the question is one issue will it drive a wedge between young voters and president obama? >> reporter: let's check this out. new polls, these are most recent ones from fox news, we asked voters in the group, 18 to 29 who they would vote for if the election would vote for. 52% said they would vote to reelect president obama. 28% said they would elect governor

there are actually quite a few conservative groups, tea party groups opposed to these types of trade agreements. ron paul spoken out against them. they overlap state rights issues because they don't bind u.s. federal laws but bind state and local government laws. conservative who is don't like big government, you know, mitt romney is an interesting character. he really goes after the president on trade. he brings up china all the time and says china is not playing fair but he wants more free trade. he's talking about doing the same deal that obama is working right now. >> cenk: of course. look some conservatives on principle, i'm grad to hear that some tea party people are fighting against it, but the majority of the republican party are corporations. that's why they don't give a damn about principles. they get paid for significant anotherring principles. thank you for joining us. >> thank for having me. >> cenk: the democrats are in a panic over obama's campaign. we'll talk about that. >> democrats are sounding the alarm. they're worried that president obama message is tone deaf. >> the president is out

over the weekend when the host started talking about a group of catholic nuns that were traveling around the country protesting the budget cuts and paul ryan's republican budget which they say goes against the values of ryan's catholicism i was then gave his take on the nun state a listen. to this. towards washington. guys out of can't it's. just. it's just such. a. smear that right the host of the show so that someone should pull the nuns on the bus over and pistol whipped the and despite such an outrageous statement congressman latham just laughed it off and didn't say a word verily god is in latham thinks it's ok to rep to encourage both violence against women and gun violence and that is very very of the. books movies and t.v. shows have all often tried to paint a picture of what our future might look like some like george orwell's iconic book one thousand nine hundred four envision a dystopian big brother government ruling over all of us others like the hunger games in mission a future very much like feudal times where the nation is run by a small and very very wealthy elite who plucked children from the bast working class poor t

if some democrat would come along and adopt the paul ryan plan or some back somalia that in getting bipartisan group of people to agree in blood to what -- or some plan like it can get partisan bipartisan group of people to agree in blood to that -- this idea about the bank's backing of -- that is a red herring. you can talk all you want to about banks. the democrats got their way of dod-frank. it is a corrupt monstrosity. it will give the president the authority to an unaccountable board that doesn't even have to answer congress about its budget in answers to -- about its budget. it answers to the federal reserve. it is not breaking up the banks, but it can. banks are growing bigger on dodd-frnk. that is obama's solution and it doesn't work. and if it ever does work, we are in trouble. to capriciously go in and break up banks, it is not even a judicial review if it transpires a certain way. the courts keep a for 24 hours. but we're getting away from legislative accountability and delegating more authority to unaccountable administrative agencies. let's look at the real culprit. it is our policies t

paul of the amendments. not enough fourth amendment rallies and groups the you cannot have the second amendment if you did not believe in the first for the fourth. there is a growing movement within the republican caucus i have lunch with every day becoming libertarian. the term conservative was used up. the president doubled the debt with the republican congress. it was going wrong direction. the term conservative became less bellevue. we still have the fights like the defense authorization act. we did not win but got close. dianne feinstein says citizens could not be held from the united states to guantanamo bay. she was going to withdraw the amendment. we said no. once it is introduced it is unanimous consent to call aback. we said no. we almost one that although they introduced the watered-down version but 45 people believe you should not send a u.s. citizen from here to guantanamo bay. the senate thinks they need to get on action -- oxygen. [laughter] the vote comes upper i have been watching and it said if you are found innocent of being accused of terrorism terrorism, then you could still be sent indef

groups of five, and again invite you to come forward. we will hear first from jim salinas, sally roth, richard goldman, paul hogarth and kevin stall. >> good morning mr. chairman. and members of the task force. i'm native san francisco, born and raised in the mission district, lived in san francisco all my life. i'm here on behalf of the san francisco democratic club hoping and looking forward to the decision of this task force. to repatriate the district, we're hoping that you will take the mission district from its current boundaries to the northern boundaries all the way to the freeway. we know for a fact that there are a number of latinos and latino families that live in that part of the city and we believe it's important for them to be part of a historic district. >> so sorry. >> was that you mr. chairman? [laughter] >> no, sir. >> and members of the panel i would hope that you would consider the feelings and the opinions of what we consider to be a historic district, the mission district. and it's certainly a neighborhood that i recognize as a neighborhood. so please, you know, do your due diligence and understand that we're looking

vehicle blasts are now reported to be taking place as the group demands the release of one of its leaders. up next is the latest for here in r.t. with paul. thank you very much and he said hello welcome to the world of sport is what we call coming out still standing russia's song representative in the french open maria sharapova place in the quarterfinals with a three step win over czech klara as a couple of. out of the rough tiger woods ends the worst three tournament run of his career with a stunning win at the memorial. riverrun moscow plays host to the latest stage of the new world cup which also acts as an important perhaps ornament for russia's london twenty twelve olympic hopefuls. but let's start on the clay courts of the french open where the only remaining russian in the competition maria sharapova has booked her place in the quarterfinals although she was pushed all the way in her last sixteen tie unseeded check over becoming the first player to take a set of europe over in the tournament the thirty year old won the second down a tie break over the siberian native running to win six four six seven six two and set up a quarterf