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the marie curie cancer care helping the end of life, the idea that there's only one way to deliver health care in our brilliant and age as expanding under this government is completely wrong. >> despite record numbers of new jobs people with a learning disability can still find it tough to get into work. will the prime minister join me in welcoming and inclusion zone which will recognize the commitment of local employers to people with a learning disability, and the ability that are too often hidden. prime minister cameron: i certainly join my right honorable friend in praising the great work of the inclusions on which is launching this friday. we need to build on the success we have already with the employment of disabled people up 141,000 over the last year. but this is where we need not only a change in action but a change in culture, which is why the disability confident campaign is so important to encourage employers to give in and give employment to opportunities to disabled people. we now have over 1000 employers committed to change their practices and i want to see this go across

if there are organizations like the marie curie cancer care who provide brilliant care, or hospices which are part of the nhs, and the nhs and our taxes are helping to pay for them, that is ok by me. ask what would you like to say? >> i'm a little bit confused because i remember five years ago you made some very serious pledges about the nhs. there has been huge top-down reorganization of the nhs. where i live in my borough we had to take you in the government to court. so i feel very let down by conservative policy on the nhs. if you don't do what you say -- the problem is the promises you made last time has been broken. mr. cameron: at a time when we had to make difficult cuts in public spending, we said we will not cut the nhs and we haven't. we increase spending by over 12.7 billion pounds. what we did in terms of changing the nhs is we got rid of 20,000 bureaucrats in the nhs and we put that money into 9000 more doctors and 7000 more nurses. if you take something like cancer, we are seeing many more people than we were five years ago. so the biggest promise that we made, more money,

. >> i really am curie us to see if apple is the company that is going to be a ibl toable to kind ofwatch into the mainstream. >> reporter: in a strange twist, many no longer wear watches because cell phones give them the time. now the top cell phone maker hopes people will put the watch back on. for "today," joe fryar, nbc news los angeles. >> when he did that alarm, it made everybody jump. the alarm! >> this watch is going to be pretty cool. i don't have one of those fit bit things you no he. it's something that could just do it all. >> but you wear a watch. >> i do wear a watch and they're actually dead. this is my only watch that's not dead. >> i stopped wearing a watch because it is freeing. i don't know if i want to go back to that. >> i can't get over the price tag though on some of them. that fancy one that's going to be -- then the cheapest model is over $300? >> i do think though that there are probably going to be some bells and whistles that appeal to a lot of folks. especially the fitness version. if you're working out, your heart rate -- >> 200 calories. >> but i don't

6% under this government, a tiny increase, but if there are organizations like, for example, mary curie cancer care. who provide brilliant care for loved ones, or hospices, great organizations like that that are helping our loved ones, and they are free, and our nhs taxes are helping to pay for them, that is ok by me. ms. burley: the mad them in the blue dress. just wait for the microphone. what would you like to say? guests: i am a little confused because i remember five years ago, he made some very serious pledges about the nhs, and i saw your billboard facing our home, and the top-down reorganization of the nhs. it has been very different. no forced closures. that was in the manifesto. and we had to go to court to keep our hospital i am just wondering if you don't do what you say, the promises you made last time have been broken. how can we trust you next time? prime minister cameron: the biggest promise we made about the nhs at a time when we were going to have to make difficult cut, anyone who was prime minister would have to do, and we said we have not cut the nhs. we have not. we

it has gone from 5% to 6%, tiny increase but if there are organizations like for instance mary curieancer care that provide brilliant care for loved ones or hospices, reorganization's like that help and our loved ones and they're free and taxes are paying for them. >> madam? >> to the microphone if you would come and get a little closer, there we are. >> i am on little confused, five years ago, touches about the in a chess, the top down reorganization of the and a chess, that is very different. the closure of closing units. red-eye live in my borough you take the government to court. i feel very letdown with the conservative policy and i am wondering if you don't do what you say what last time -- how can we talk about that next time? >> the biggest promise about the nhl is when we were going to make difficult cuts in public spending and everyone when i was to it, we said we will not cut the any jazz and we haven't. we increased spending by 12.7 billion pounds over the last five years and because this is already informed, what we did in terms of changing the any chess is covered 20,00

cut off from the vast majority of its foreign curis -- currency reserves.il exports have dropped almost 60% since 2012. the rial has appreciated -- depreciated. iran's overall gdp has shrunk by almost 10%. all told, sanctions have deprived iran of more than $200 billion in lost revenue. [applause] i should be precise and say that is oil revenue not all revenue. but, sanctions are a tool. not an end in themselves. the question now, after the pressure that we and our partners have brought to their -- bear, is whether we can verify that iran cannot pursue a nuclear weapon. the question now is whether we can achieve a comprehensive deal, a good deal. this is my third point. a good deal is one that would verifiably cut off every pathway for iran to produce enough material for a single nuclear weapon. [applause] every single pathway. any deal must prevent iran from developing weapons-grade plutonium in iraq or anywhere else. [applause] any deal must prevent iran from enriching uranium at its nuclear facility. that is a site we uncovered deep underground, and reve

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marie curie or steven spielberg. mlk or j.k. rowling.n the running for society's pre'em negligent genius. all right, let me explain. this week msnbc is joining with new york city's project called seven days of genius where we explore what it means to be considered a genius. 16 people considered by some to be among history's greatest minds have been put in a head-to-head bracket competition that you can vote for at our website. now, msnbc and the 92nd street y also commissioned polling on the very idea of the label genius. for instance 15% of people think of themselves as a genius while 36% say they wouldn't want to be a genius. now, you might think that all sounds a little silly or certainly quite subject i've but that's kind of the point. when it comes to genius there's no uniform definition no single test or attribute that determines the best and brightest among us. it is socially and culturally constructed. it can be a reflection of our existing systems of privilege or it can be a symbol of the kind of society we aspire to have. so wh