i think what she says about developing a vaccine is vitally important. my right honorable friend the minister of the government policy is leading to work on this and making sure we do everything to try and cut through some of the bureaucracy that otherwise will be in place so that we can develop a vaccine fast. >> ed miliband. [shouting] >> mr. speaker, the whole country across all faiths and communities have a sense of solidarity for the people of france following last week's deadly attacks. and this house of commons has sent a clear signal on this issue, we are united. can the actions of the be taken, does the prime minister agree that a key objective of our characters of effort must be to prevent young people from of being drawn into violent extremism in the first place? does he also agree the program to tackle the problem to prevent needs to be extended -- expanded and is given the priority it deserves a? >> first of all it agree with right honorable gentleman about how important it is to stand together in favor of free speech, freedom of expression,

what my honorable friend says about developing a vaccine is vital. the right honorable gentleman the minister for government policy is leading the work on this, ensuring that we do everything to cut through some of the bureaucracy that would otherwise be in place, so that we can develop a vaccine fast. >> the whole country, across all faiths and communities, felt a sense of solidarity with the people of france following last week's dreadful attacks. those who seek to terrorize and divide us should be in no doubt: they will fail. this house of commons has sent a clear signal on this issue -- we are united. turning to the actions that need to be taken, does the prime minister agree with me that a key objective of our counter-terrorism efforts must be to prevent young people from being drawn into violent extremism in the first place? does he also agree that the program designed to tackle the problem, prevent, needs to be expanded so that it supports, in particular, community-led action and is given the priority it deserves? >> let me agree with the righ

i think what she says about developing a vaccine is vitally important. my right honorable friend the minister of the government policy is leading to work on this and making sure we do everything to try and cut through some of the bureaucracy that otherwise will be in place we can develop a vaccine fast. >> ed miliband. [shouting] >> mr. speaker, the whole country across all faiths and communities have a sense of solidarity for the people of france following last week's deadly attacks. this house of commons has sent a clear signal on this issue, we are united. can the actions of the be taken, does the prime minister agree that a key objective of our characters of effort must be to prevent young people from of being drawn into violent extremism in the first place? does he also agree the program to tackle the problem to prevent needs to be extended -- expanded and is given the priority it deserves a? >> first of all it agree with right honorable gentleman about how important it is to stand together in favor of free speech, freedom of expression, the rule of

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i think what she says about developing a vaccine is vitally important. my honorable friend on government policy is leading the work on this and making sure we do everything to try and cut through some of the bureaucracy that otherwise would be in place so we can develop a vaccine fast. >> mr. speaker, mr. speaker the whole krun tri across all communities are in a sense of solidarity with the people of france following last week's dreadful attack. those who seek to terrorize and divide us they will fail. as this house of commons sent a clear signal on this issue, we are united. turning to the actions that need to be taken, does the parliament agree with me that our counterterrorism efforts must be to prevent young people from being drawn into violent extremism in the first place, and also agree that to tackle the problem needs to be expanded so it supports in particular community-led actions and given the priority it deserves. >> i agree with the gentleman about how important it is to stand together in favor of free speech, freedom of expression the root

that is vital for our energy independence. it's also vital for our economy. and this amendment number 80 would be a big positive boost over time for our economy. as i said right now we'd be in a recession still were it not for those american energy jobs. that energy renaissance has led the way in our economy. but for those jobs we'd still be in a recession. this can make a good thing better. this can provide more incentives to go further in a powerful responsible way. and it will also be a responsible way on the environment. because, let me note, in louisiana, do you know what we do with our revenue sharing? we spend all of it on environmental concerns mostly coastal restoration. we're losing our coastline. we're losing a football field of louisiana coastal area every 38 minutes. every 38 minutes 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 52 weeks a year. that is the biggest environmental issue we have by far. that's what this money goes to in louisiana proper environmental stewardship. so with that, madam president i urge bipartisan support of this important amendme

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we first of all north sea is a vital interest for the united kingdom, one of the biggest investors in our country and we should do everything we can to help it which is why second in the autumn statement we took some steps to improve the taxation regime, but third i think it does make the case for the united kingdom as we said during the referendum campaign that north sea is better off with a broad shoulder of the united kingdom being able to stand behind it because you never know where the off-price of the over $100 or as it is today around $50 but it makes the case for the strength of the united kingdom and the misguided nation and before they could base their entire budget on such high oil price. >> mr. speaker, latest os figures show the youth unemployment in crawley is at the lowest level since records began. [shouting] but, of course, there is a lot more that we need to do. can my right honorable friend say what for the policy the government are pursuing to ensure that business across the country generates even more employment as part of our long-term economic plan? >> delighted

>> reporter: public plaza, such as the one behind me here, are a vital part of the city, but their rules could be changing, as more buildings go up here. lunch hour at san francisco's downtown district brings a short escape from the city skyscrapers. >> i like the open spaces, the public being able to sit here and talk to friends. i think it's really nice. >> reporter: the plaza here at 525 market street is one of at least 68 privately owned public open spaces. developers are required to build and maintain popos to ensure big downtown buildings don't crowd out people on the streets and sidewalks. many are filled with art or activities. >> my coworker told me about it. we bring our lunch a lot, so

making sure that we educate the next generation of doctors nurses and clinicians is vital. under this government, we have 9,000 more doctors and 3,300 more nurses. we are treating 1.3 million more people in a and e, and there are 6 million more out-patient appointments. that is what is happening in our nhs, and all credit to the hard-working staff who are carrying out that vital work. >> welfare benefit recipients are often demonized as a burden on our taxpayers, but does the prime minister agree that the real burden on taxpayers are those employers who can afford to pay well above the minimum wage, thereby lifting hard-working families out of state dependency and food banks? >> i am in favor of the living wage. those organizations that can pay the living wage should pay the living wage. it is something that should happen. but in addition to that, what we can help with -- i hear the leader of the opposition. doncaster council does not pay the living wage, so perhaps he should start with his own backyard. that shut him up. in addition to that and to seeing the minimum wage r

the counterterrorism bill is absolutely vital is being discussed and debated right now. >> mr. speaker, i am glad that we can work on this issue and we will in endeavor to continue to do so. so now let's talk about less agreement. in may 2010, a party leader [inaudible] [inaudible] >> and party leaders said that it would have been able to find an excuse to act out. so i thought that we have to stick with this, we have to do it. can you remind us who said that? >> i am for these debates that you cannot have. >> the question is being asked and the answer must be heard. >> you cannot have these parties. so why is he so frightened in debating the dream party? >> mr. speaker, i will debate anyone this man with him. we all understand that that was long ago and frankly it is a pathetic excuse. >> it is not -- it is not for him it's not for me or any party leader to decide who is in the debate but it's up to the broadcasters and so if you really are telling the people of britain if he doesn't get to choose this. >> both beat the liberal democrats, i am afraid to say. >> why so chicken

a cry of the faithful amid the loneliest, most vital fight.gabriel to another front line near the airport, another regime stronghold in aleppo. >> the army built that. >> it's very near. >> 50 meters. >> here from this point 50. and another point, there, 15. >> reporter: this is their day to day existence. cat and mouse amid the rubble of their old world. a stalemate that has swallowed syria's commercial hub for two years now. they fire at the regime. that crack is them returning fire with heavier weapons. we're shown the firing position for which they can see their enemy. our guide has moved back. ah he says i'm hit. the bullet explode near my face. no i'm covered in fragments. the wounds are superficial, though. that first front line you saw is so key, because if the regime do manage to take it then potentially, 65,000 families that's about 300,000 people risk being besieged by the syrian government army soldiers. now aid workers are warning of a humanitarian catastrophe if that does happen. already inside aleppo this winter they're burning

and contains vital information about the conversations twin the pilots before the crash. this is a major breakthrough for indonesia. officials have found vital parts of the wreckage that will he's together a picture of why the plane crashed. the flight data was retrieved from the date -- the java sea. both will be sent for analysis. investigators will pitch in. >> the black box will be at the laboratory and it will remain in the container until we have agreed on a standard procedure. >> it caused an ugly shadow on the airlines industry. ask the ministry and investigator must be open with the results on what went wrong. security, safety, and other regulations must be enhanced. >> it has been two weeks since the plane plunged into the sea, killing 162 on board. the discovery of the black boxes will be a welcome development for relatives waiting for any answers as to why the airplane crashed and will hopefully provide closure. bbc news jakarta. >> for the past few months, we have reported on the ebola virus in west africa. progress has been made to try to stop the spread of

all credit to the hard working staff who are carrying out that vital work. >> mr. jim sheridan. >> mr. speaker, the recipients are often demonized. does the prime minister agree that the taxpayers have always been asked if you can afford above the minimum wage the hard working families, state dependency? >> i'm in favor of the living wage. i think those organizations that can pay the living wage should pay the living wage. i think it's a very good thing that should happen. but in addition to that, i notice there is opposition. maybe he could start it in his own backyard. [ shouting ] but in addition to that, seeing min muj wages rise we should also be taking the lowest paid people out of tax. >>> we'll hear more about the terrorist attacks in paris now from british home secretary teresa may who told members in the house of commons that allowing the uk government to have access to phone records is necessary to combat terrorism. >> order. secretary teresa may. >> thank you mr. speaker. with permission i would like to make statement about the terrorist takes in paris.

for the economic vitality of the city. this is probably true throughout the country but no more true than here in san francisco where technology based economy is so important to our city. the federal government has passed several laws that are designed to set kind of a balance here between the needs of the telecommunication companies, the infrastructure companies, consumers and cities. and generally speaking those laws encourage the building of a vibrant and robust telecommunications and data network. one of those laws which was referenced is section 6409 of the middle class tax relief act which is now codified into federal law. it's two minutes so why don't you wrap up? i believe thest this these amendments is to try to bring this law, which has now been invalidated by the court in san francisco, into line with the federal law and federal telecommunications. i would ask you to look at the comments. the proposed amendments fall well short of actually accomplishing that goal. the law as amended would still be in violation o

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as richard says this is a pan european problem and cooperation absolutely vital.lgians are talking to the french who are talking to the spanish about last week's massacre in paris and today we hear that in britain, security is being increased in jewish schools and jewish areas of london. >> ron allen, that brings us to the issue of paris and the fact the kouachi brothers could move so easily may have been in spain, the fact that -- excuse me -- that the visa requirements in the eu are so loose. >> reporter: exactly, you can move very easily between countries here without showing passports and there's a call now for tighter border controls to try to restrict movement. yes, all of these raids between here belgium and germany, we're talking about distances that are hours of driving as opposed to -- even though we're talking several countries, europe obviously so much smaller than the united states in terms of where these things are happening. it's a dense problem. here in paris today we began the day with a bomb threat at one of the bomb scare at one of the major tra

this transparency of how kids are doing is vital. vital for students for parents and for teachers. likewise having annual data about students' growth is vital to see what is working best in our schools. transparency and the holding of clear high standards are important for all kids but particularly for our kids in poverty and kids of color. historically too many of our most vulnerable students have not been held to high standards that enable them to compete for and succeed in college and the knowledge intensive careers in today's economy and is absolutely essential that we do so. that is why accountability is also vital. not in a blaming or punishment sense but to recognize what is not working and make necessarily changes in the high stakes work we are all committed to to help children and families break out of poverty and help all kids realize the potential they are born with. as we celebrate the birthday of reverend martin luther king jr. i hope we can help all of our kids live in the both and world that they deserve. >> mr. henderson. >>> good morning chairman alexander and memb

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munication is vital to the -- communication is vital to the organization. the page is still them. >> was it an embarrassing incident or something more serious? 10,000 more troops will be on the streets of france by tuesday night in a bid to stop another terror attack. the forces will be joining 5000 police which are sent to protect jewish synagogues and mosques. charlie hebdo will feature more cartoons of the prophet mohammed. >> france, a country changed by three days of terrorism. 10,000 troops deployed on the streets. >> this morning we had 900 soldiers deployed around schools in the city of paris. >> many of the soldiers were guarding 700 jewish schools. children arrive for the school day with troops at the gates. the government said it was employing the military as it had never done before. >> we need the army because we have in front of us terrorists. it is not a joke. >> information emerged about the suspect hayat boumeddiene. the widow of amedy coulibaly one of the three gunmen. she was shown arriving istanbul airport, having flown via madrid. her p

mass transit is vital to not only new york but every state in the country. on an average week day, nearly 8.5 million americans ride the trains, subways and buses in new york city which generate significant economic revenue. would you agree it is critically important for mass transit to continue to receive designated funding through the mass transit account through the highway trust fund? can you discuss some of the negative effects if congress were to cut funding for public transit? >> well, absolutely i agree that we need to maintain resources for mass transit. it is vitally important, of course, in the state of new york, and many other parts of the country. there's also a very substantial rural transit program that we have that is also vital to many rural communities as well. if congress were to eliminate that funding, what would happen is that our roadways in high-use areas of the country would become inundated with traffic. and freight movements and commutes would actually stall. and that would be a disaster for the country. what we really need is a nat

it's a the duty of the state to protect the people here and the vital institutions. >> reporter: thet crisis started last week when tribesmen attacked a large army convoy passing through their province. several people were killed. all of the army's heavy weapons were confiscated. the tribes say they feared the large force and weapons would be handed over to the houthi group. the tribe also say they are ready to return all of the confiscated arsenal back to the state. now the shia fighters are more realizing their force. they already control nine provinces, including the capitol, and now they are sending large reinforcements towards the outskirts. it could be a matter of time before there is another conflict. last week the shia leader called on the state to protect the province from what he said were plans to hand it over to al-qaeda, and if the state fails, his fighters will activate he says. but many say the houthis are using al-qaeda to justify their takeover of most of the country. these tribes say the houthis were trying since june last year to seize the province. that's why trib

. >> journalists play this vital role as sort of an outside presence, an independent person to sort of see how this war is being conducted. >> if you want to get to some of these stories, you have to take the risks of the people who are living through the same thing, and sometimes that means risking torture, risking kidnapping, risking death. >> i faced tremendous amount of danger. i was shot at several times. my car still ha-- bears the marks of uh. of bullets. i was chased several times. i got messages, uhm. letters were taped on the outdoor of my house. >> kidnapping was, and is, a very real problem in iraq. criminal gangs, militias are roaming around, finding ways to extort money. this is why we've had doctors, academics, lawyers, a- a whole lot of iraq's intelligencia just flee the country, because they're at grave risk of being kidnapped. anyone is at risk who can fetch a better ransom. >> you have to be thinking "okay, it doesn't matter that i'm a reporter. now, to them, i am a westerner with a potential big price tag on my head." >> [speaking french]. >> you lose control. you b

work experience is vital to us. we need the atmosphere of our career choices. we do not want to be an education for one decade or two decades or even three decades of our lives. or walk lightly into a job. we shouldn't need to rely on internet research. we need to rely on physical, real-life experience to enhance our lives so we can live to the maximum of our potential. thank you. [applause] >> thank you very much. have we got someone interested from the northeast? yes, we will hear from you. >> i am here to say that work experience is not just to get into universities. you need at least four weeks work expands to get into the university to do the profession you want to do. work experience is not just important for just to get into the university to get those jobs in the end. it is a domino effect and you have to start in. thank you. [applause] >> anybody else from london? this is something else. ok. it will be difficult to accommodate everybody. this young woman has in try for some time. >> first and foremost, i believe work experience is crucial. in conjuncti

first, north sea oil is a vital industry for the uk and one of the biggest investors in our country,d do everything we can to help it. secondly, and for that reason, we took steps in the autumn statement to improve the taxation regime for north sea oil. thirdly, as we said during the referendum campaign, it makes the case that north sea oil is better off with the broad shoulders of the uk standing behind it, because we never know when the oil price is going to be more than $100 a barrel or, as it is today, around $50. it makes the case for the strength of the uk and the utterly misguided nature of the snp, which thought it could base its entire budget on such a high oil price. >> the latest o.n.s. figures show that youth unemployment in crawley is at its lowest level since records began, but of course we need to do a lot more. what further policies are the government pursuing to ensure that businesses in crawley and across the country generate even more employment as part of our long-term economic plan? >> i am delighted to agree with my honorable friend. the youth claimant count in

they have taken the vital installations, but are not living in urban densely populated areas. as you know the ethnic and sectarian sensitivities in this country. as they move forward, what they are trying to do is prevent i.s.i.l. bringing in supply from syria. we know i.s.i.l. controls territory in syria and identical. if they are not able to stop supplies entering mosul. that'll be a problem. >> thank you zeina khodr reporting nearby the mosul damn in iraq >>> ukraine's foreign minister spects real result from a peace meeting due to take place in kazakhstan. the summit involving russia ukraine, germany and france. dozens have been killed as fighting escalated. . >> translation: the meeting must bring results relating to the escalation. the established of steps, and will determine the tame frame for a meeting >>> russia is denying accusations from kiev that it is responsible for the upsurge in violence. the foreign minister sergey lavrov is speaking. russia will do ever it can to resolve the crisis in ukraine, he says. peter sharp, in moscow is monitoring what sergey lavrov h

it was both a sad time in the vital time. people have opportunity, but these jobs it was hard work, backbreaking work. these people essentially built this town. they were the ones who laid the bricks the once you make steel but the beer cigars. fueled the economy. provided labor from these factories. the stories are important. it's all part of american history. >> for more information on the recent visit and the many other sissy -- cities visited by our local content vehicles go to c-span.org/local content. >> next on book tv from the encouragement why prevents photos from his book abandon america.

support for saint lukes hospital and that being said, my concern is that we may be forgetting some vital pockets of need, thoroughly outlined by the previous speaker. >> good morning, i live in san francisco and i am sorry i am sick today. but i wanted to share it with you, and i pray for and... and (inaudible) i feel good about that interview. (inaudible), >> thank you. >> my name is marila and i am the employment service coordinator at the community united for health and justice, helping residents find a job. since june, this year, i work with the clients all of them apply for different positions either clinical or clinical ones, and from representative and security visitors and nutrition service positions. we together took the time to go through cpmc website, and follow the instructions to open an account and apply for the jobs. three of them, have been calling for the first interview and one of them actually went for the second and third interview, but, they did not get me kind of response back, and they felt very disappointed and they don't feel confident to apply again to work at c

phillip vitale is the project manager. we have been working on this project since the fall and trust for public land has outlined a robust community process and have issued a resource request for proposals for architectural services. proposed outreach including monthly updates to the friends of group and supervisor kim's office and three to four community meetings to discuss existing conditions, feasibility study and conceptual design and focus groups with rec and park staff of course, and particular constituencies. the basic schedule is to complete the feasibility design in the spring and concept design by late summer and i would return to rec and park commission for approval of the conceptual design at the close of the process. at this point, i think i would like to close, phillip vitale was not able to be here today due to scheduling conflict, but the director of the friends and people program for the trust for public land is here and happy to answer questions as well. >> thank you. >> we do have public comment. i do ha