like ron paul in the united states are talking about the only real true example of it isn't islamic jakarta tell us about it right well i think it's not the only example because worldwide here you probably know there are thousands of local currency system that are trying to to experiment with their currency get these not connected to the local financial system and that will work for a local community but i was interested in the girl dinar and the silver deerhound because they are connected to islam in islam it's not marginal a phenomenon that's real no you know it's it's a one billion population really right and. inject car tire and i met same saidee and he's a journalist public affairs and you know what he said thinker and he's been working on this project for introducing and if your home and being are sort of gold and silver currency. a kind of general matter based. thinking and the idea is for him it's both political and religious and he feels that now gold is too much in the hand to reach people and there's been a lot of inflation in indonesia so another poor people i have are s

manchester united of the new calls and thrashed aston villa six now it's in james's thought that ron paul scholes you can play and i think after eleven minutes before simon davies levelled off the fifty seven but there was a dramatic last seven minutes only goal united back in front and with three minutes to go the visit it's also had a penalty and david stopped in on his spot kick then with a minute left turn from going into the right to grab equaliser two to wall early on and you can also follow the example of austin and chelsea hammering six goals past money to aston villa for their first win of the season andy carroll was the magpies hero completing his hat trick in stoppage time kevin nolan also added to the offer to joey barton and twelve minutes in all john karun had missed a penalty for the visitors when it was still no. well as we said earlier and chelsea recorded big winners on saturday the boost stay top of the league after their sixth trashing of wigan nicolas anelka and salomon kalou each scoring twice the emirates theo walcott's netted his first top flight hat trick is also

two american lawmakers barney frank and a ron paul need to be commended these two men have been trying to take a realistic approach to cutting down defense spending months ago they wrote an op ed together calling for a reevaluation of our bloated military budget barney frank then appointed a bipartisan commission to look at the ways that this could actually be done and they released a report in june outlining how one trillion dollars could be saved over the next decade without compromising the oh so important notion of national security and you know what their approach is probably the most logical one i've heard in a while no they're not cutting funding to the wars that we're currently fighting and to the troops that are currently abroad no they're not asking to cut services for matter in this veteran's or for military retirees quite simply they're supporting the reduction of overseas u.s. bases especially in those wealthy countries where they're clearly not need it countries like japan and parts of western europe they do go that we have almost eight hundred bases abroad i think it's s

i'll talk to congressman ron paul of texas and says the uproar is hate speech and islamophobia and massivee and safety violations at one of the companies being investigated at the source of the outbreak. where were the federal regulators in this and how could this possibly happen? michael pollen will be joining us. those stories and more at the top of the hour. >> larry: that's sanjay gupta. joining us on the phone is barb. a victim of salmonella. salmonella can cause serious injury and even death. about 400 people in the united states every year die from salmonella. you got it from lettuce, barb? >> yes, i do. i had eaten lettuce and it completely changed my life. >> larry: how so? what happened? >> in the beginning i started to just feel ill and thought i had a really bad flu but several days later i knew it was much worse than that. it eventually led to me going to the hospital out of desperation. and i became septic and experienced tachycardia and thin i was flown out of my hometown to a bigger town, they found my intestines were necrotic. they removed several feet of my intestines. >>

on the republican side we have peter king, john campbell, ron paul. so there really is this growing bipartisan support that the legislation, chairman frank's bill is up to 70 co-sponsors. in the senate there has been some movement beyond menendez's bill. senator ron wyden has actually introduced that says let's regulate the industry, let's tax it and use the revenue to help provide more health coverage to the uninsured. he also introduced another bill with senator gregg which is dealing with tax reform and simplifying the tax codes. and in that legislation is also the provisions to regulate online gambling. clearly for this to be done it needs to go through the house and senate. i think as the house continues to move forward it's going to put pressure on the smat to bring up this issue. host: and remind us, what has the white house said on this issue? guest: well, the white house has not been involved. they have not publicly commented on it. host: let's hear from south carolina now. it's been. good morning, ben. caller: oh, yes. how you doing? host: fi

caller: i am a ron paul guy, and i like a lot of his views.have never even heard of this sky until the first debate that all three of them had. -- i had never even heard of this guy. he was the only one you mentioned the word constitution. that got me. john mccain says he wants to repeal obama-care, but dr. ron paul came out with a mandate, and i do not think he has co- sponsored the bill yet. guest: i think that part of the reason that senator mccain and j.d. hayworth have sucked up the oxygen in that primary is they are two enormous personalities. the dynamic that played out over the course of this primary has certainly taken of the attention of the media and the oxygen out of that primary. deacon has not gotten that much of attention and i think it is because of the strong personalities that led that republican race. host: all the primary results from tonight are available at c- span.org/primary night. you will get the raw numbers, the percentages, all the candidates' names. j.d. hayworth is still due to give a concession speech at th e mar

that was ron paul and his movement to audit the fed. you know as well as i do that as a private institution, it is unconstitutional. it is run by the elite bankers in the global corporations. we need to

ron paul wrote the bills to audit the fed. they are still in committee. i am sure there is no movement. he was the part of the tea party -- if you look at the grass- roots campaign. the political points, but we should and the federal reserve. host: missouri. bob, democratic line. good morning. what do you think? caller i don't know about the this hostile takeover artist of the gop. it would seem to me they would be able to find out exactly who the leaders of the tea party are. if they keep saying that there are not any leaders. that this is spontaneous. imagine this scenario. mom and pop are sitting around a coffee table one morning and they say, i am mad, let us make a couple of signs and go up to the national mall. it sounds like a good idea, but it is too far to drive. i've got an idea. let us go to the bus station because i am quite sure because somebody has already arranged for bus transportation to take us up there. ,don't know who paid for that and we don't care and nobody else managed to find out who it arranged for and the logistics of getting pe

ron paul wrote the bills to audit the fed. they are still in committee. i am sure there is no movement. he was the part of the tea party -- if you look at the grass- roots campaign. the political points, but we should and the federal reserve. host: missouri. bob, democratic line. good morning. what do you think? caller i don't know about the this hostile takeover artist of the gop. it would seem to me they would be able to find out exactly who the leaders of the tea party are. if they keep saying that there are not any leaders. that this is spontaneous. imagine this scenario. mom and pop are sitting around a coffee table one morning and they say, i am mad, let us make a couple of signs and go up to the national mall. it sounds like a good idea, but it is too far to drive. i've got an idea. let us go to the bus station because i am quite sure because somebody has already arranged for bus transportation to take us up there. ,e don't know who paid for that and we don't care and nobody else managed to find out who it arranged for and the logistics of getting

whether or not you have people out there electing the lis of ron paul to take down the system, i think that is doubtful. there is largely in in the right now th we need to prop up spending of some sport. -- unanimity right now that we need to prop up spending of some sort. and as i said before,.p. morgan chase, there stearns, everything washington mutual bought over the years. bank of america. rrill lynch, first republic. it is all wrapped up into that. these are far bigger things that the government has to control. this is a particular brand of creative construction that u.s. capitalism goes on. you've effectively have to have national champions, the government. this is not pking winners felt right, and designating firms that it will not allow to get too big to fail. in the past, this was not, fine, just left out there until we had a crisis big enough to contest that. host: if institutions are bigger still, what does this mean for the loss that would prevent the types of meltdown that we saw two years ago? >> all it does -- guest: all it does is to codify the federal reserve to interv

whether or not you have people out there electing the likes of ron paul to take down the system, i think that is doubtful. there is largely in in the right now that we need to prop up spending of some sport. -- unanimity right now that we need to prop up spending of some sort. and as i said before, j.p. morgan chase, there stearns, everything washington mutual bought over the years. bank of america. merrill lynch, first republic. it is all wrapped up into that. these are far bigger things that the government has to control. this is a particular brand of creative construction that u.s. capitalism goes on. you've effectively have to have national champions, the government. this is not picking winners felt right, and designating firms that it will not allow to get too big to fail. in the past, this was not, fine, just left out there until we had a crisis big enough to contest that. host: if institutions are bigger still, what does this mean for the loss that would prevent the types of meltdown that we saw two years ago? >> all it does -- guest: all it does is to codify the federal reserve t

whether or not you have people out there electing the likes of ron paul to take down the system, i think that is doubtful. theres largely in in the right now at we need to prop up spending of some sport. -- unanimity right now that we need to prop up spending of some so. and as i said before, j.p. morgan chase, there stearns, everything washington mutual bought over the years. bank of america. merrill lynch, first republic. it is all wrapped up into that. these are far bigger things that the governnt has to control. this is a particular brand of creative construction that u.s. capitalism goes on. you've effectively have to have national champions, the government. this i not picking winners felt right, and designating firms that it will not allow to get too big to fail. in the past, this was not, fine, just left out there until we had a crisis big enough to contest that. host: if institutions are bigger still, what does this mean for the loss that would prevent the types of meltdown that we saw two years ago? >> all it does -- guest: all it does is to codify the federal reserve to interve

it is important to point out that ron paul originally asked for a complete and total audit of the fed. he did not get it. they ended up having to settle for a one time audit of the fed that is restricted to a specific time. that will date from 2007 to the date the bill was passed. even that will be very important, but i do not think it will have a radical, a profound affect on anything. the real problem with the fed over the last couple of decades is that every time we get into the financial crisis or have a bubble that bursts, the fed slashes interest rates down to nothing. it allows the guys on wall street to drink themselves sober by borrowing cheap money for nothing. at the least, we will be able to see the process when we get the audit. it will make it clear to the american people that they were able to borrow themselves out of trouble thanks to the federal reserve. maybe there will be some influence to change that in the future. host: matt is that is the final of five guests that have been if with us to discuss the new bill that has been into law. if you have missed any of it, y

league paul was american david all of it maintaining his unbeaten record in one hundred ten meter hurdles for the time of twelve point nine three seconds finishing ahead of jamaica is thomas an american ron wilson. comedy suggests it was the overall win it in the women's hundred meters despite leads in the final on the right to run the campbell brown jetta getting full range from six in the diamond league season. elsewhere allyson felix banks the second diamond league trophy to bring the two hundred meter title in london last week to play in the four hundred meter crying during a comfortable going to see enough that he done the final don need to vent and be held in brussels at the end of the month. make a lot of agenda has advanced since the quarter finals of the cincinnati masters in the usa that after beating in three sets the russian didn't start well last year instead for six their garbage and was able to find his game in a second and took it six three then also trying to decide a seven five and a match. between bob novak djokovic is. also through to the last state to serve he was the third seed here defeated david nalbandian of argentina in straight sets djokovic struck the one gave

paul stevens who is retiring. if kagan is seated, it will be the first time three female justices serve at the same time. >>> oakland mayor ron dellums is not running for re-election in november. he made the announcement in private yesterday to a few staff members. and then he released a statement to the public. there were no specifics as to why he is not running other than, quote, it's time to pass batton to the next generation of leadership. >>> uncovered in a caldecott tunnel dig. the ancient discovery showing what roamed the east bay years ago. >>> and today, we got plenty of clouds out there this morning. but more sunshine is on the way. here is a look outside. it's a cloudy start to the day with drizzle. but you know what? for the afternoon i think you will like today's forecast. we'll take a look at your temperatures coming up. ,,,, [ girl ] bye mom! bye sweetie! you'll do great. [ laughs ] this is it! [ all ] 10...9...8... a new school year has so much potential! any resolutions? my resolution is the same as always; keep her full and focused with my fiber. [ all ] 3...2...1... happy school year! [ female announcer ] t