and cameron says something like, "that sounds depressing."ays, "it is depressing, but it's an option. you know, you don't even have an option." girls hated that line. >> it was meant as an ironic criticism of gender politics but it went over the heads of the audience, and they thought maybe she was espousing that. and he says, "oh, we've got to get rid of that line." >> the young female scores on "ferris" at that first preview were very low, and we realized right away from the cards and the focus group it all came down to that one line, and we cut the line. i think it's the most dramatic preview change i've ever seen by simply cutting one line. we cut that one line, and i think young-female scores went up 40 points. >> narrator: as hughes and editor paul hirsch put the finishing touches on this unorthodox film, the paramount marketing department faced the daunting task of selling it. and at the first big screening not even the cast was sure they had anything worthwhile. >> we watched it, and we were pretty much horrified. for most people, it'

proved to be an awkward experience for british prime minister david cameron he failed to answer some key questions in a mock a u.k. citizenship test set up by the host david letterman but as our g.'s party boy call found out the prime minister is not alone when it comes to gaps in historical knowledge. to life in the u.k. citizenship test a must for anyone wanting to qualify for a british possible according to the government studying for it is meant to help all those hoping to make the u.k. their home integrate better into british society and just last year prime minister david cameron in paris changes to the full amount of the exam saying that instead of honoring questions on european institutions british culture and history needed to take priority and during his car visit to the us mr cameron made an appearance at the david letterman show where he was faced with a u.k. citizenship test of his own. a return your. written by home i mean it's the iconic association with the british empire for your testament. i'll go i'll go for magnet florida literally means great for the great charte

their home integrate better into british society just last year prime minister david cameron in paris changes to the full amount of the exam saying that instead of honoring questions on european institutions british culture and history needed to take priority and during his car visit to the us mr cameron made an appearance at the david letterman show where he was faced with the u.k. citizenship test of his own. a royal brittania. written by whom i mean it's it's the iconic association with the british empire for your testament that. i'll go i'll go for magnet florida literally means great charter the great charter and wondered out the seeds of democracy really brittania which is a beautiful refrain. based on appalled by james thompson a family with james thompson well i'm not. the british media had a field day over the oxford an eton educated elite as epic fail over the questions about the magna carta and the rule britannia one of the real questions on the u.k. citizenship test all six how many parliamentary constituencies there are in the united kingdom the correct answer six hundred

so you know david cameron reshuffle his cabinet recently and apparently he appointed to her majesty's treasury three new consultants paul day in the next goldman sachs partner javid ex deutsche bank and greg clarke an ex consultant from boston consulting group they they this is sort of what i'm a madrasa right that's what wall street is they that's a school for financial terrorism they bring these goldman sachs guys think teacher mad do improvise exploding financial bombs and then they stick them in two economies and greece are in various countries around the world or municipalities or peoples pension funds and i explode in people's face and they go bankrupt and that's the point because they're terrorists but if anybody out there were having some sort of you know hope that something might change in the city of london or a wall street or around the world and that our economies might actually recover from the banks there infestation from the crime wave that we've seen then you can pretty much certainly agree with this cabinet reshuffle that it's not going to happen you know david camero

-- david cameron. on the late show he found themselves interrogated of british history and culture and revealed 1 heard two gaps in knowledge. >> the you mind if i ask you a lot of dumb american questions? >> pfeifer away. >> he was able to explain the differences between the nations of the u.k., the size of population and the extent of the british empire and the date and place where the magna carter was signed. but much to his embarrassment, he was not able to say what magma carter meant -- magna carvin mending was. >> the literal translation? >> again, you are testing a. >> it would be good if you knew this. >> i think it is good for the american public to be able to see him. >> i did not really have a view of them before this but i sort of like him. i am going to look him up on wikipedia. >> 3 million -- when david cameron returns on next week, he will be hoping he will not be asked to complete a citizenship test. >> a 17-year old australian boy is recovering after being bitten by one of the world's

so it looks like david cameron is not the only one to struggle with the aren't says every year over one hundred thousand people take the test with as many as one in three failing fortunately for them unlike the british prime minister who joked that his career had ended during the show they can enjoy as many retakes as they like. on a website drive now a costly blackout a drunken broken you can't remember why do you point seven million barrels of crude oil market to women eight month high or even a. stealing of the spotlight rushes astronomers discover a comet brought into the moon in twenty thirty. right it's time now for the markets with katie over to you we're going to go through razor over to wall street and see that the stocks are indeed continuing to head south as business activity unexpectedly contract it in. trade is also digesting the spanish stress test results as well which revealed spain needs almost sixty billion euros to shore up their battered banking assets about was in line with expectations the most their markets demonstrated resilience to the weak international data as

so it looks like david cameron is not the only one to struggle with the aunt says every year over one hundred thousand people take the test with as many as one in three failing fortunately for them unlike the british prime min. he joked that his career had ended during the show they can enjoy as many retakes as they like. taxing the rate trends counting public spending these standard tools governments resort to when trying to balance their country's budget that's what french president francois orlando is going to do as he is set to present what he dubbed france's tough as the budget for thirty years but this time lack of economic growth and skyrocketing unemployment have triggered fears the measures could only land france in deeper trouble more if you notion our reports. if i offer this. year and destroys the year of george about dr up there you go there i believe the time of crisis is over it's now time for france's president francois round to perform a miracle this is how some of the task facing all along in his first annual budget and the country's image in the faltering eurozone i

so it looks like david cameron's not the only one to struggle with the on says every year over one hundred thousand people take the test with as many as one in three failing fortunately for them unlike the british prime min. he that is carefree had ended during the show they can enjoy as many retakes as they like. russia is on the warpath against genetically modified corn that's out of the findings of french scientists cost a new shadow over the u.s. agriculture giant monsanto already modern scandal and court cases and sean thomas has a nice house hello there sean so what prompted russia to take action that well this all stems from the infamous rat tumors study and i know that sounds like a really crazy name but it was released in france september and then what the study was it was about the genetically modified corn encased six o three from monsanto and it over a two year period studied it against regular natural corn in the laboratory rats and what they found is that rounds fed on a diet of months central corn had a higher rate of occurrences of untimely death organ failure and tumor gro

will adam cameron live up to his word? >> well, go try. >> i did try!other emergency brings jacob shauntee back to the medical unit. >> every time staff does something and you don't agree with it, it's what you do, isn't it? >> and two offenders remain locked down as an investigation continues into their alleged attacks. two years ago, the people of bp made a commitment to the gulf. and every day since, we've worked hard to keep it. bp has paid over twenty-three billion dollars to help people and businesses who were affected, and to cover cleanup costs. today, the beaches and gulf are open for everyone to enjoy -- and many areas are reporting their best tourism seasons in years. we've shared what we've learned with governments and across the industry so we can all produce energy more safely. i want you to know, there's another commitment bp takes just as seriously: our commitment to america. bp supports nearly two-hundred-fifty thousand jobs in communities across the country. we hired three thousand people just last year. bp invests more in america than

so it looks like david cameron's not the only one to struggle with the yarn says every year over one hundred thousand people take the test with as many as one in three failing fortunately for them unlike the british prime minister that his career had ended during the show they can enjoy as many retakes as they like. pauli reporting right now amnesty international has. to assure julian your songs that he will not face on would extradition to america if he sent to sweden instead of the whistleblowers accused of sex crimes but many see that as a pretext for moving him to the united states where he could face the death penalty and one we can leak spokesman says washington's treatment of a song just an enemy is effectively an attack on the entire world of journalism if he's actually done here you would be treated as an enemy an enemy combatant. and we all know what then tales we do in journalism and the implication was that journalism didn't the truth of there is considered. an enemy we of course awake waiting for the year the us equivalent of the are up a good way getting them for the us

david cameron reaffirms its commitment to sending 0.7% of gdp and foreign aid. can western countries afford to be so generous? and juliette binoche has returned to the london stage after 12 years. >> you can say any age because it is about passion and love. who you are. hello. a budget for a crisis to get us out of the crisis was the way the deputy prime minister described her government's actions. 40 billion euros worth of cuts by her government was met with the stress from the spanish peseta since all the european commission -- what nobody knows is whether the markets will be pacified. >> of spain has been bracing for this day, counting down to what they knew was going to be painful. tv stations have been cobbling little else for weeks. their viewers were shocked as the intensity of spanish streets as thousands of frustrated young people had to be a lot away from the vicinity of the parliament. >> the police are clearing the square in front of the parliament over there and they're dispersing protesters that way to make sure that the main thoroughfares are clea

this foreign policy and that's why we've got a contrast between what we're hearing from how you can cameron and what's actually happening on the ground right let's leave it right there thank you very much tony gosling investigative journalist you giving us his opinion on. that money that's still being frozen and hasn't been seized thank you very much. rides a whole lot more still lined up for you in the program including a look at those coping with cats of less of sciri are from the outside world of driving thousands of basic necessities are those who work in the countries the agriculture sector which only for an end to war. cambodia is reportedly working to extradite one of the co-founders of the file sharing website pirate bay to sweden got freed walker was arrested by local police wanting a request from sweden where he was sentenced to a year in jail for copyright offenses and found all of us. vain yes says the arrest itself raises questions the jury is still out on the what unfortunately there are conflicting reports on. what really led to its arrest i've heard reports about a bar brawl

some criticized david cameron for not being tougher on the litvinenko case. fundamentally, remember that this is the distinction between national interest and mr. putin's a personal vulnerability. if cameron is careful not to attack latimer putin directly come relations can cruise along. -- is chairman is careful not to attack putin directly, relations can cruise along. the sensitivity is particularly acute. the russian duma is poised to pass legislation that requires people to divest and move their investments outside of russia and that could include a lot of russian money that is currently in london. it undermines the basic bargain that mr. putin has had with people that support him in position of power which was make your money, do what you want with it, but support me politically. the british government kind of blunders into this whole affair now. they could strike at mr. putin's personal interests. >> i remember reading at the time that litvinenko died that london had more russian spies in it than at the time of the cold war. you can see it and hear it e

james cameron and i had a great conversation about this one night on this program. danny boyle and i had a great conversation about this one night on the program. you mentioned "avatar" early in this conversation, so i get back. it is true that a lot of what we see coming of hollywood is not real. i mean, it is hollywood. nothing is really real in that sense, but i wonder how it ultimately impacts the movie profession, the actors. i mean, you are in front of and behind the camera these days. one day, you could be completely written out, if everything is "avatar" like, and you get to create characters, and nothing is as it appears, what does it do for people? >> a virtual actors. the idea of real becomes even, it just starts going, because the artificiality can be presented so real, and that has always been the case, but now it really is. in terms of -- you know, i hope i do not become just an animation. tavis: [laughs] >> we were talking about the materiality of things, that something exists. when something does not exist anymore. it is like in a box. you cannot shi

david cameron is going to want to stamp his authority on this new cabinet. he's been asked, is he a man or a mouse, even from within his own party? he'll want to assert himself this time around. >>> reuters also reiterating george osborne is to keep his job. becky following the story for all of us. want to get julien's thought on this. does it matter if the people change, obviously if the presentation won't. >> the underlying budget deficit is running at about 8% of gdp. it's not been showing that much improvement this year because although there have been fiscal measures in place, the economy has been weakening in large part because of the shock of confidence coming out of the eurozone. i think it is extremely difficult for the uk politicians right now. they do need to stick with fiscal plans here because they need to have that credibility with the financial markets and ultimately -- >> how much of a concern is credibility? we're talking about a country with its own printing press, no pressure on long-term -- why should they be concerned with credibility wh

before british prime minister david cameron says he's profoundly sorry for what he calls the double in. justice of the hillsborough football disaster in one thousand nine hundred ninety six liverpool fans died after a crash in sheffield wednesday's ground in an f.a. cup semifinal between the reds and nottingham forest following an independent brought into previously unseen documents mr cameron told the highest of commons the cloud safety had been compromised at every level police had failed to do enough and also try to blame never before the disaster lawler analysis of post-mortem revealed a swift response from emergency services could have saved up to forty one lives the report also found the one hundred sixteen out of one hundred sixty four police statements and i quote amended to remove or alter comments unfavorable to south yorkshire police. with the weight of the new evidence in this report it is right for me today as prime minister to make a proper apology to the families of the ninety six they have suffered over the past twenty three years indeed the new evidence that we're pres

much welcome along to the older schools is what's coming up i'm sorry british prime minister david cameron says he's profoundly sorry for the double injustice of the hillsborough disaster which left ninety six liverpool fans dead back in one thousand nine hundred ninety. stalls on show the russian boxing federation celebrates its twentieth anniversary with a star studded awards evening here in. the u.s. congress on his formal golf. with one of the highest awards for an american citizen a congress gold medal. but first the british prime minister david cameron says he's profoundly sorry for what he calls the double injustice of the hillsborough football disaster in one thousand nine hundred nine ninety six liverpool fans died after a crash at sheffield wednesday as ground in an f.a. cup semifinal between the reds and nottingham forest following an independent report into previously unseen documents mr cameron told the house of commons the crowd safety had been compromised at every level police and fire. to do enough i would also try to blame liverpool fans for the disaster while a real analy

thanks to tyler and cameron winklevoss. they're looking for good ideas.one with a good, viable business that makes money. 60 minutes before the hour. we have expert trader before the break clinging to the upset of the dow jones industrial. spending most of his days on the floor of the new york stock exchange, but he traded in his jacket just for today to tell you what are the best and worst sectors to be invested in right now. the traders know. stay tuned, coming up. cheryl: yeah, he is an expert trader. here in the studio with some of his favorite and least favorite sector picks right now. energy. that is pretty broad. which part of it and why? >> have a lot of friends that have been trading for a long time, but for the investor to take a look at the master limited partnerships, that is an area getting a lot of press, not such positive press. they want to look at those that have been in the game. talking bout how important it is. similar to real estate investment trusts as well. they pay out big dividends, that is dua the whole purpose of what they do. i

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i pick andy. >> blockbuster director james cameron, serena is interested in a job.your eyes. >> i'm flying. >> i'm still not sick of the song. one of the most memorable moments from the blockbuster "titanic" which is coming out today are you sick of it? >> no. >> been very good to you. >> it has. >> james cameron, the director of "titanic" and behind "avatar" and many other movies. what are you doing now >> now i'm selling the "titanic" blu-ray which is the end of the journey for me. >> aren't you doing a big project, you're going down below the sea, doing a lot of private stuff. >> lot of exploration. >> curiosity. >> it pays to s ts to be curio. >> what do you think you'll find. >> you don't cho. every single time i make a dive i see something certainly i've never seen before. >> the ocean is more interesting to you than the skies. >> space is interesting but i'm not as active in that. i was involved very early on in the camera design for the mars rover. i can do more in the ocean. i'm more familiar with that technology. >> your looking for something in particular

westminster and here is where alex town the head of the scottish nasa sparty just this week met david cameron the prime minister he also though some received view from the work and pensions minister he said. the scottish national party wouldn't be able to handle the welfare state independently something that sounds supporters are said is assaulting an attitude that really few calls for independence top of the one the main issues that is fueling the fire when it comes to independents has been the handling in westminster of finances on the back of the financial crisis something it's received a lot. of criticism and underpinning all of that off shore north sea revenues expected to earn about thirty four billion dollars on an annual basis and that's something that scotland and its populace seem increasingly wanting to get their hands up. by the way our online news team is keeping you up to date with the events in scotland on home and while you are there check out some other stories to. the american media is losing the tranced of the people the majority of americans have stopped expecting mainstre

linked to inflation and that is increasing much frost of the wages back in june prime minister david cameron said that it's unfair that the earnings of the people that do work in the u.k. are increasing much more slowly than the benefits of the eight percent of the british population that is currently out of work now analysts see another group being dragged into this and that's the so-called we used middle that are currently struggling would be increasing costs of food fuel and clothing almost seven million working adults here in britain struggle with the basic cost of living and it's areas such as these where the trickle down effect of stretched pay packets and a benefits freeze are going to be most devastating. scotland's push for independence gathered around five thousand supporters at a rally in edinburgh on saturday and there's more to come as nationalists try to convince compaction this that they would be better off outside of the k. and that's ahead of the referendum and two thousand and fourteen here's our teens jacob graves the organizers want similar demonstrations to take place on