the largest event on the fringe of the conservative party conference . six am in moscow good to have you with us here on our. our top story judges in thailand will decide on tuesday whether alleged russian arms dealer viktor boot should answer to a second set of charges a court earlier rejected a request to have them dropped denting u.s. plans to have him extradited on terror related charges artie's sean thomas has been following developments. the united states has been trying to get addict reboot and have him extradited to the united states for quite some time in fact since two thousand and eight in march when he was arrested in a hotel in bangkok and in fact in august august twentieth of this year the high court in thailand said that it was possible for boot to be extradited so it looked like everything was set for the united states if convicted in those states on the charges that he was indicted for victor boot would be receiving a life imprisonment however has a back up plan because this is an international crime an international court are where have

the conservative party has always been a party that puts the national interest first, and the best thinge national interest, the best thing for britain now is a new government that works together in the national interest, and i hope with all my heart that is something we can achieve. that is all i have to say for now. i hope you understand, but i will not be taking questions because this urgent work must begin. thank you. >> we leave the british leader's speeches. you can find them in their entirety at c-span.org. next, president obama on the latest unemployment numbers released today. the labor department report shows unemployment rising to 9.9% in >> in my day, i said he was and still is the best dressed da mayor in the nation. am i correct, everybody? willie brown. [applause] you will need him again, but please help me welcome send francisco assessor phil king, supervisor david chiu, carmen chu. [applause] supervisor eric mar, right here. [applause] public defender jeff adachi. it was just here. and from the city administrator's office, edwin lee. right here. [applause] and i would al

on the fringes of the conservative party conference say this is merely a coincidence really but these people are gathered as we see rising on rested after a summer of relative calm last week we saw huge demonstrations notably in brussels where hundred thousand people gathered. of the european debt crisis island of course as well as in child. to divulge as it's been revealed that. it's going to cost almost fifteen billion euros that means that the irish budget deficit is one of the biggest amongst developed economies and ten times what e.u. guidelines are so it's really crunch time for ireland we see this latest round of austerity measures work always looks as if islands may have to go cap in hand to the e.u. and the i.m.f. much as greece had to deal with in such a humiliating way and still bit more about that i'm joined by douglas because well he's a member of parliament for the conservative party we're going to talk a little bit. situation what effect will that have on the euro as a whole would you say but i think on a draw the demonstrates if i may say the folly of having pan-europe

questions that are being raised at the freedom zone or today gathering on the sidelines of the conservative party conference parties or am it is in birmingham for us the main event obviously here in birmingham is the conservative party conference is the first conference since coming to power in forming a coalition government in may and top of the agenda that is undoubtedly budget cuts which are being implemented throughout europe as a response to the european debt crisis and they're talking about how to explain them to a population which is really already suffering on the high unemployment on struggling public services here at the freedom saying they we are talking about going to need ration of civil liberties and one of those threats to civil liberties is undoubtedly perceived to be here is the overarching bureaucracy of the european union and it's hard to really to imagine a better time for grief if you're a skeptic to me that we had a summer of relative quiet in europe but just in the last week we saw rise in demonstrations again all over europe a hundred thousand people reportedly gathered in

bombing in place to the conservative party conference this week beth first since forming a coalition government in may top of the agenda will be budget cuts and how they're going to explain them to a population already plagued by unemployment and struggling public services fringe meetings abound and where at the freedoms day an event which focuses on fighting the ration of civil liberties and freedom of expression in the u.k. one of those threats to liberty is what's perceived by speakers here to be the overall bureaucracy of the european union and it's hard to imagine a better time for a group of you or a skeptics to meet after a summer of relative quiet last week saw a europe wide day of action with one hundred thousand people reportedly gathered in brussels alone to protest the measures as a response to the european debt crisis on island has edged significantly closer to default as the government announced the cost of rescuing banks was almost fifty billion euros that means the budget deficit will amount to thirty two percent of islands national income they see a ten times the e.u

bearing influence that's according to the freedoms just to vent on the fringe of the conservative party conference. was a rush for the twins that run to hand fighting world cup finals in the us the content was made to save it conceives sports a world wide snatch. you know you're watching r t we're broadcasting live from moscow welcome to the program brazil's presidential election is set for a second to round runoff well nice to win the votes counted the ruling party candidate and prepare favorite. failed to secure the fifty percent needed outright victory there in this to reports from south park. brazil is one of the only countries who has managed its way out of the financial crisis and to a growing a quick clip that other countries would envy they're expected to grow seven point five per cent this year it's the largest economy in south america the largest a second largest economy in the western hemisphere and part of the bric block of brazil russia india and china there seem to symbolize the shift in global economic power from the g seven developed nations to the developing world of wh

dissatisfied overbearing influence that's according to the largest event on the fringe of the conservative party conference. russian athlete wins the one to one fighting world cup finals in the u.s. we're going to want to conceive sport worldwide smash. and coming up in the business that they will be talking to the head of d.h.l. to see how the company pounds to prosper and they did so late join us in about twenty minutes time. well news and much more carrie johnson welcome to the program top story now brazil's presidential election is set for a second round runoff the ruling party time to prepare favorites to fail to secure the fifty percent needed for outright victory parties or in this to reports from sao paolo. brazil is one of the only countries who has managed its way out of the financial crisis and to a growing a quick clip that other countries would envy they're expected to grow seven point five percent this year it's the largest economy in south america the largest a second largest economy in the western hemisphere and part of the bric bloc of brazil russia india and china that are seen

coalition governments leading party the conservatives the freedoms owners anxious over the erosion of civil liberties in the country as well as what it sees as the domination of britain by the e.u. he's more emmett's in birmingham where the conference is being held. it is hard to imagine a better time. on the fringes of the conservative party conference say this is merely a coincidence really but these people are gathered as we see rising on rest in europe after a summer of relative calm last week we saw huge demonstrations notably in brussels where hundred thousand people gathered. of the european debt crisis island of course as well as in child closer to default as it's been revealed that. banking sector is going to cost almost fifteen billion euros that means that the irish budget deficit is one of the biggest amongst developed economies and ten times what e.u. guidelines are so it's really crunch time for ireland we see this latest round of austerity measures work always looks as if islands may have to go cap in hand to the e.u. and the i.m.f. much as greece had to deal with in su

been longstanding tensions in american politics between fiscal conservatives and social conservatives. tea partyleaders emphasize that theirs is a secular grassroots conservative movement. but significant involvement from religious right activists has raised new questions about whether those tensions have been overcome and what agenda would take priority after the election. >> there are a lot of tea party activists who i would characterize as much more libertarian in bent than socially conservative. they're really concerned about big government and reducing government size and scope in our society more than they're interested in the social issues agenda. but there are other tea party activists who combine both fiscal and social conservatism. >> the tea party leadership that's libertarian and the conservative republican evangelicals who don't like obama, they have an agreement here. but what i would say to the evangelicals who have joined this movement -- be careful, you will be used. >> reporter: according to a new survey from the public religion research institute, 11% of americans consider the

been longstanding tensions in american politics between fiscal conservatives and social conservatives. tea partyleaders emphasize that theirs is a secular grassroots conservative movement. but significant involvement from religious right activists has raised new questions about whether those tensions have been overcome and what agenda would take priority after the election. >> there are a lot of tea party activists who i would characterize as much more libertarian in bent than socially conservative. they're reallconcned about big government and reducing government size and scope in our society more than they're interested in the social issues agenda. but there are other tea party activists who combine both fiscal and social conservatism. >> the tea party leadership that's libertarian and the conservative republican evangelicals who don't like obama, they have an agreement here. but what i would say to the evangelicals who have joined this movement -- be careful, you will be used. >> reporter: according to a new survey from the public religion research institute, 11% of americans consider themsel

did now for more on issues like that so i'm very happy to be joined by philip davies he's a conservative party member of parliament now just tell me what you think what effect do you think the irish situation will have on the eurozone as a whole both it will be the cause. it goes to show that the system was flawed. countries with different economic circumstances all being forced into the same interest rates. to all the countries around the world then you get civil unrest because countries use typical fiscal measures to try and. use. the beginning of the end of the eurozone because it is fundamentally flawed if you had china has stepped in. that's something that. temporarily the things that can paper over the cracks the fundamental flaw in the system. interest rate for so many diverse possibly. very difficult to have one interest rate for the united kingdom where the economy different rates in the north and the south you can have one for the whole of the e.u. . for the moment and the effect it's having on. something that you see continuing. particularly because people have been forced into this

later, british prime minister david kamenetz remarks and his conservative party's conference. .- david cameron's remarks . . what happened was tom paine during the french revolution was imprisoned, and he thought washington did not make sufficient efforts to free him he was an honorary american citizen, so he thought washington should have done more. he goes from one extreme to the other. good >> how important was he to the founding? >> i think it is extraordinarily important. at the time he published "common sense," there were a lot of people who had not been converted. the essay, these are the man -- the times that try men's souls, i am for getting it -- these were very inspirational words at a time because needed it, and washington felt that "common sense" have a profound impact in terms of convincing them of the need for total independence. >> when you read about the founders, you see so many broke, and a guy like tom paine comes back to the states, and what happened with all these founders? >> washington at the end of the revolution metes tom paine, and tom paine felt he had not b

. >> david cameron will deliver his annual speech to the conservative party conference later today. he is expected to make the case for tough spending cuts. >> david cameron's politics are rooted in the ideas of family. lately his family has gotten a bit bigger. but at this conservative party conference he has had to break some difficult news, family benefits are to be cut. the prime minister argues that it is a necessity. >> we must make sure that as we deal with this deficit we protect the neediest in our society, asking those that are better off to make a contribution. it is difficult. i wish i did not have to do this. but we have to deal with the problems in front of us. >> spreading the burden of budget cuts is much more easier said than done, but there are good historical reasons, such as a feeling the need to be seen as spreading the pain across society. >> right or wrong, thatcher loved cutting public spending. they did not care about the loss of jobs or the effects on low- income communities. they felt it was important and that they enjoy doing it. david cameron has got to

coalition governments leading party the conservatives the freedom zone is anxious over the erosion of civil liberties civil liberties in the country as well as what it sees as the domination of britain by the e.u. archy's laura and it has been following the conference. it's hard to imagine. but also. rest in europe in the past week or say of course we remember that we had a summer of relative quiet and then just in the last week european countries all over europe people have come out to protest against. the results of the european debt crisis we saw one hundred thousand people gathered in brussels the. island of course the trouble we had. fifty billion euros is going to cost the government. that means that they now have a budget deficit ten times. the highest seen any. really for ireland it's crunch time now that this latest round of austerity measures works or have to go. to the e.u. the i.m.f. . greece very humiliating. so i'm very happy to be joined by philip davies he's a conservative party member of parliament just tell me what you think what effect do you think the irish situati

their influence that's according to the freedoms that the largest and on the fringe of the conservative party conference. on europe is struggling to stay in the international arena and won't be able to hold on without help from russia that's the view of french historian author and then qur'an course she spoke to r.t.c. about russia's role in today's world politics and why the country is so often misunderstood in the west. everyone got out of the course doctor of history and humanitarian permanent secretary of the french science academy and the woman who predicted the breakup of the soviet union in nineteen seventy eight in her book pickle laps of an empire is here with us today by super bowl sure thank you very much my dum-dum course for your time. in your recent book between two walls you talk about russia can we presume from the title that you think russia still hasn't found its place in the wall. the use of since was looking east was not exactly like the book says is that russia has made this kind of decision but over the past ten years it's been pursuing two different paths rather than th

on the sidelines of the conservative party conference where more than. speculation of late teetering on the brink of collapse so you would imagine the hardline euro skeptic conservatives. say they are in the main event. since coming to power. in may and. budget cuts which are being implemented throughout europe is the response of the european debt crisis and they're talking about how to explain them to a population which is really already. high unemployment struggling public services here at the present day we are talking about rationing. and one of those threats to civil liberties perceived to be here is the bureaucracy of the european union and it's hard to really to imagine a better time for a brief if you're a skeptic to me we had a summer of relative quiet in europe but just in the last week we still rise in demonstrations again all over europe a hundred thousand people reportedly gathered in brussels. was being implemented as a response to the. to divulge the end of last week it was announced that the cost of rescuing island banks had risen to fifty

place the conservative party conference this week their first since forming a coalition government in may top of the agenda will be budget cuts and how they're going to explain them to a population already plagued by unemployment and struggling public services fringe meetings. and events which. civil liberties and freedom of expression in the u.k. one of those threats is what's perceived by speaker to be the overall crissy of the european union and it's hard to imagine a better time for skeptics to meet. a relative quiet last week saw a europe wide day of action with one hundred thousand people reportedly gathered in brussels to protest measures as a response to the european debt crisis. has edged significantly closer to default as the government's announced the cost of rescuing banks with almost fifty billion euros that means the budget deficit will amount to. ten times the life and the highest among the world's developed economies it's crunch time for ireland either than. well they'll have to go cap in hand to the i.m.f. and the e.u. just as greece but it's not just the euro that wi

so this conservative party is more or less based on national and ethnic issues well this is corresponds to an atmosphere in the german population that is not very nice with any foreigners and immigrants are people of color so you're saying that xenophobia is actually on the rise then in germany. oh yeah that's true we have specially east germany a lot of neo nazi groups this is these are hard core new nazis who killed a lot of people. i mean the hundred and fifty since reunification in the last twenty years and we have also a big the rise of anti immigrant feelings in the population of west germany so now with this discussion we have in this moment things are rising and i fear that there will be more victims of rape violence who's to blame for this is it not both parts of society to blame said immigrants need to integrate more indeed sociologists have said that something like three and a half million turks in germany actually regard turkey as their homeland which leads many to think that the turks are there simply to enjoy the social benefits to take something away from german society a

overbearing influence that's according to the freedom zone the largest event on the fringe of the conservative party conference. was out a russian athlete wins the hand to hand fighting world cup finals in the you asked we look into what has made the soviet conceive sport a worldwide smash. it's three pm in moscow and this is our to you coming to you live now our top story this hour brazil's president to a lection is set for a second round runoff the ruling party candidate and prepared all hot favorite dilma rousseff failed to secure the fifty percent needed for outright victory parties lauren lyster reports from sao paolo. brazil is one of the only countries who has managed its way out of the financial crisis and to a growing a quick clip that other countries would envy their expected to grow seven point five per cent this year it's the largest economy in south america the largest a second largest economy in the western hemisphere and part of the bric bloc of brazil russia india and china there seem to symbolize the shift in global economic power from the g seven developed nations to the developing

. >> we are the conservative party. the democrats are the liberal party. >> vegas is trying hard to shed its image as sin city. the tea party wants to be of movement that does not focus on cultural issues. the gun store owner held a rally of gun owners and said the focus on economics is right. >> i am sure you remember this from a couple years ago. how do you think you have done? >> there was a set like this, and now the word is you hope you have some change left, because everybody is out of work. >> after 11 days, the competition's of the commonwealth games have come to a close in delhi. >> the color, the spectacle. this moves the most naked -- host nation ahead of england. it is nothing compared to the sheer scale of a challenge of bringing the commonwealth games to india for the first time. a few weeks ago there was a question if the games would even be able to take place at all. next up, it is class go, -- glasgow, and it is going to have a different field. 350 performers gave del he of feeling of what to expect in 2

what did happen was that david cameron rightly or wrongly felt that the conservative party had to bed. you cannot achieve anything in politics. that re-branding exercise was distancing itself. >> the irony is there is installed just building up. -- there is nostalgia building up. >> the it -- she is still greatly beloved. she said i believed in consensus. david cameron does believe in consensus. >> it was interesting that margaret thatcher would never entertain the idea of a coalition. >> david cameron did not want a coalition. he was seeking to get [unintelligible] it was just an accident. >> do you think she entertained the idea of negotiating? >> something they have in common is decisiveness. he took that decisively. arnold schwarzenegger described himself as a soul mate of david cameron. i think that issue is fighting on the center ground. >> i would not have wanted arnold schwarzenegger as a soul mate. he has made a mess of california. you have to realize that the situation that margaret thatcher inherited was far worse. there were bigger changes. >> onto the issue of class. if

that it doesn't intend to transfer any more to the european union and of course my party the conservative party the biggest party in the coalition has said that it wishes to get powers back now some of us can't wait for the day when we start to get parts back because we think the european union has too many powers we don't think it exercises them very well for example we think the common agricultural policy is expensive and bad. we think it's very bad for developing africa because they can't serve as much as their a coach or produce into our markets as they ought to because of these restrictions it's also bad for british customers because they have to pay rather more for their food and it's not even very popular with the farmers who thought might of liked it so we think there needs to be a massive reform a common agricultural policy which really means less brussels interference and the coalition government has said that it will stretch the amount of power that the e.u. can take away from the u.k. and yet foreign secretary william hague has opted further into the european investigation order whi

we are the conservative party of the united states. e democrats are the liberal party. >> las vegas is trying to shed ity.image as san in c >> tea party does not focus on gays, guns, and gods. >> how do think he has done? >> we are looking at this now. now the word is, you hope you have some change left because everybody is out of work. >> after 11 days of competition and plenty of controversy, the commonwealth games come to a close in delhi. james pierce was there. >> the color, the spectacle that said delhi has done it. a celebration of the games that have gathered momentum as the days have gone by. the party had begun hours earlier. an indian victory in the final event that moved the whole nation ahead of england, up to second place in the gold medal table. that was quite an achievement, but nothing compared with the sheer scale of the challenge of bringing the commonwealth games to india for the first time. >> a few weeks ago, there was a big question over whether these games will even be able to take place at all. in the end, delhi

the republicans nominated a moderate republican, the tea party nominated a conservative republican and campaigned so hard for him that the moderate republican dropped out three days before the election day and endorsed the tea party candidate. but what the tea party did, they said, okay, next time we're really going to get them and they doubled back and the next one was a stop round race where campaigned for him and he won gwen: so chuck, to the rescue for the democrats, bill clinton. how could we have kept him away? >> the funny thing is that people do remember him and maybe it's like child birth, they remember the good things about him and have forgotten the painful things about him. bill clinton has been a tremendous intuitive campaigner and has not lost a step whatsoever and people do harken back to the good economic times, which were pretty good. when he left office, there was a government surplus. and they very rarely talk about the negative aspects of his presidency so he is campaigning -- he's got more invitations from democrats than he can possibly fill and he is drawing remar

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parties than just about anywhere in the country. this time, skeleton faces his first serious challenge in more than 20 years. former g.o.p. state lawmaker hartsler, popular religious conservative with tea party support. >> he is not supporting our views and value. he cast our vote for every run-away spending bill. every government bail-out and was one of four deciding votes

times where you actually took aim at these blue dog democrats the conservative democrats and you say that you know the democratic party actually wants to be progressive wants to than actually wants to push their policies through without a bunch of pork then all centrally they need to ditch the conservative democrats they need to make their rank smaller so they can be i guess more philosophically in line with what it is to be a democrat but the only problem with that is you know if you have fewer people then you don't have the vote so how would that work. well i don't necessarily true i mean i wasn't calling it a purge of all moderates and conservative democrats what i was saying is that the most reactionary democrats in the caucus who are consistently voting against obama's agenda and are running around blasting nancy pelosi on the campaign trail now are doing the party more harm than good because they're not bringing them any votes but they're severely undermining the democratic brand and weakening legislation at key moments and if you actually look for example at the reagan or bush two presidencies i mean they never

. >> the british prime minister david cameron has told his conservative party at its annual conferencehat he can promised prosperity in future is difficult decisions are taken out. mr. cameron said he wished there was an easier way, but warned of job losses and spending cuts to come this report does contain some flash photography. >> meet britain's new wartime leader. that is how david cameron shares to present himself. he is the first tory leader to address his conference since winston churchill. some believe they are only sharing power because they failed to win the election, but the prime minister insisted that he and nick clegg came together in the national interests. >> at this time of great national challenge, two parties have come together. a government that believes in people, that knows its ultimate role is not to take from people, but to give power, to give control, to give everyone a chance to make the most of their own life. yes, will play our part, but the part you play will be even more meaningful. your country needs you. >> despite the cuts he would protect the nhs, the