if i was david cameron's minder i would line back to the u.k. now for the next six or seven hours with a very big grin on my face because effectively, barack obama, in words, and in deeds dave -- gave david cameron everything he wanted. the most wonderfully staged and orchestrated walk down the west wing. they took it slowly. it was like a production of west wing frankly. and at the news conference today, david cameron is one of my closest friends and i have the highest regard him. he could not have done more, we .5 months out on election, i'm sure he's thinking, i will bank that. >> the two leaders are also working together in a coalition to take on the islamic eight. the aircraft carrier is playing a crucial role. they are carrying out airstrikes over iraq and syria. mark received rare access to the ship and those carrying out the mission. >> if you want to learn about america's fight against islamic state, start here. this one ship carries 5000 people and the strikeforce of 60 jets. this whole effort involving thousands of people using billio

trade between the two and europe and america is something david cameron would like to promote more ofa win-win visit for cameron. the labor party is not treated particularly well by the white house. for david cameron to stay in blair house and be there with barack obama he feels is good for his re-election chances. >> on the terror front, how much on edge is london after what happened in paris and what happened in belgium and arrests in berlin and warnings from al qaeda in the arabian peninsula based in yemen and isis' competition what they see as a terror victory. >> your correspondents were exactly right, this is a pan european problem. the fact security is being stepped up in london particularly around jewish sites in the country is an indication of how on edge britain is. it's very close. you can get to london to paris in three hours. the effects of what happened in paris ripple directly into other european capitals because we have the same problems. we have to have a pro-pronged approach, security which david cameron is talking about today and what is happening in our schools and

we're awaiting a joint news conference from president obama and british prime minister david cameron at the white house today with europe on the edge after another major terror threat stopped dead in its tracks. and scores of arrests in a major sweep yesterday. so much to get to this friday, it's "outnumbered." i'm andrea tantaros, and here with us today, harris faulkner iowans lee earhart, kirsten powers author of the upcoming booking "the silencing," and ceo of concerned veterans for america and fox news contributor and outnumbered fave, pete hegseth. >> you're all of my faves. >> aw, so sweet. thank you. >> well we're glad that you're here because we have a lot of topics about the military terror threats, you're an expert in all of them. also we have a shared love in pizza hut. >> yes we do. >> did you bring any? >> i failed. next show -- it's on tape -- >> hawaiian, please. >> done. meat lovers hawaiian -- >> and an upcoming press conference at the white house. it's friday, here we go. well as we await the news conference that i just mentioned out of the white house, we begin wit

what message will she delivered to david cameron? >> she is consistent and clear that she really wants the u.k. to stay in the eu. she appreciates the british mercantile tradition. she is very much in favor of this global outlook. that's why there is a statement released last night that they both want to push the conclusion of negotiations. at the same time, europe is never far away. she also understands that cameron is in a difficult position. she's reaching out to him. she wants to try and help him. to accept that hand of help is another matter. >> some things maybe you can renegotiate, but there are red lines that she won't go any further. will that be enough for negotiations to keep the u.k. in the block? >> that is the ultimate question. at the moment, i get the impression that the germans and the british don't quite understand each other's arguments. merkel is prepared to give cameron some aspect of immigration but i don't think they quite appreciate how toxic the eu debate is in the u.k. i get the impression that nothing would

uk prime minister david cameron.re on a two-day visit and they will take questions from reporters. we're learning from the bbc that u.s. and the uk are going to hold joint cyber war games this year in order to combat or in the efforts to combat terrorism around the world. as we wait for them, let's talk more stocks an bonds turn to bonds because yields are staging a comeback in today's session. jackie deangelis at the nymex. >> that's right. take a look at this chart on the ten year yields dipped below 1.7% earlier but we spiked back up. jim, it tell me what's behind the turnaround here. >> 13 out of the last 14 days, 10-year yield have shtsled lower than the day before. further up the curve it's more than that. to think on a friday there might be position squaring is reasonable. i don't think the fundamental story has changed but everybody is long 10-years we could see 2% before we go lower. >> let me ask jack the same question do you think this is the bottom or go lower or spike and then move around from there? >>

thank you. >>> as i mentioned, in less than an hour president obama and british prime minister david cameronding a joint news conference talking about the threat of terror cells spreading across europe and around the globe. prime minister cameron promised an important announcement. we'll give you a preview next "@ this hour." >>> what will the american role be in this new battle against terror here in europe? what specific measures is the white house prepared to take? we could learn soon. president obama holding a highly anticipated news conference along with the british prime minister david cameron. david cameron visiting the united states. he's been meeting with the president all morning. they expect to come to cameras sometime within the next hour to take questions from reporters. again, what they had to say highly anticipated. you can see a picture of them there. they have been meeting. today they were wearing the same thing. this picture from yesterday. president meeting with a big smile on his face with the british prime minister working out of the same closet at least. what will they

the german chancellor is scheduled to meet with david cameron later today.she has sent a telegram with written condolences to french president francois hollande and to the french people. she said this despicable act is not only an attack on french citizens and security in france, it's also an attack on the freedom of expression. a core element of the freedoms enshrined in our democratic culture. nothing, she added, can justify this attack. we heard about these targeted attacks on journalists. we understand how perfidious this attack has been in that way. that was picked up on very much by the head of the social democrats in germany. he said a murder of 12 people in the editorial offices of a satirical magazine is in unbelievably brutal crime. to the families of the victims and all journalists, writers, an artist need our full solidarity. >> in the past couple of months, police have stepped up security. what are the growing security concerns? >> people and security -- authorities have become more concerned in the second half of the last year because of the em

and president obama and david cameron had a share of play dates at the white house today and yesterday. it shot off with a charming press conference that barack and davey go together like bangers and mash! >> thank you very much barack. >> david is a great friend. >> barack is a great friend of britain. >> how comfortable the u.s. and the u.k. are as friends. >> we see the world in the same way. >> thank you for your friendship. >> marked we were watching this on television and talked about this before, but what struck me about this, there is a very political context for david cameron, he has another campaign in may, but the atmosphere of this, they seem to like each other even though they are from different ends of the ideological spectrum, barack obama is trying to help david cameron out, but what struck you about this special relationship today? >> again, the president does as we said earlier, the president does not have great personal relationships with a lot of world leaders but he has that with david cameron. they were talking about a certain veto if congress doesn't work with hi

. >> david cameron says the government does not support this. supporters want britain to do more and do not want the government to put trade before human rights. >> we want to make it clear that it is unacceptable. i want to make the clear face to face protests outside the embassy. she will be that she will be -- he will be flogged tomorrow and again and again. >> david cameron arrived with the global economy on top of the items in the agenda. if you have been following the coverage of the ebola crisis, you will see pictures of health workers dressed head to tell and protected suits. the gowns, masks, and gloves are vital. it takes time to put it all on. the global health correspondent has been finding out. >> he suggested i try some on for myself. >> basically -- >> ok. obviously, i am not going in. i'm going to sit in this for 10-15 minutes to get a sense of what it is like. it took 5-10 minutes to get in and i am on a sweating buckets. to be in here for an hour at a time is quite difficult to imagine. ok. we had a walk around. >> 15 minutes.

he's hosting the british prime minister, david cameron, today. so just before we get to that, you should also note that the british prime minister tweeted that he and the president will make what he calls, quote, some important announcements about national security and cyber security after their meeting in the oval office. we got these images a little bit earlier. but we'll take their live news conference the moment they emerge and appear, like i said, live comments coming. some big news that they're going to actually release. >>> very big news to tell you about. officials in belgium jumping to head off terror attacks that they fear could happen any time. anti-terrorism police sweeping through that country overnight and raiding places where they believe terrorist cells were putting plans into action. two suspects were killed in a firefight. the terror threat is also widening in france and in germany and in holland. an intelligence source telling cnn that perhaps 20 so-called terror cells may be going operational and ready to do something. the som

it's a great leisure to welcome prime minister david cameron back to the white house. david recently noted how comfortable the two of us are working together. this sent some commentators into a tizzy. some explored the linguistic origins of the word. some analyzed how this has evolved over time. some seemed confused and asked what does obama mean. let me put the speculation to rest. david is a great friend. he is one of my closest and most trusted partners in the world on many of the most pressing challenges that we face. we see the world the same way. we recognize that, as i have said before. our nations are more secure and our people are more prosperous and the world is safer and more just. great britain is are indispensable partner. david has been personally an authentic partner. with both of our economies growing and unemployment falling, we used our working dinner last night to discuss how we can help create more jobs for our people. we believe this needs to be the year when the united states and the european union make real progress toward the transatlantic trade

weekend prime minister david cameron said you kde you relations -- uk eu relations need proper treaty changes. he has an election to win. futures pointing a little lower. stocks 50 futures lower. i am looking at tax futures lower by 40 -- dax futures lower by 45 points. >> happy new year to you. the press reports in terms of merkel and her acceptance of the reality if it exceeds power, what might it mean for the greek relationship for the rest of europe? gold is rising. the federal reserve will deliver the minutes of their last meeting. you're going to get the bank of england. you're going to get jobs report. let's give you a a flavor of what is going on in the u.k. oil prices at five and a half year low. a great set of numbers from john lewis. we are going to get sainsbury's. the cement maker is a little bit lower. if you are going to be concerned about global growth, that is a little more of a reflection in terms of what is going on. you will see the energy markets energy prices are down. the question is is that the new normal. french banks down 9/10 of 1%. is the greek story contai

his campaign manager in 2012 is working for david cameron. top advisor through both campaigns is working for ed miliband. there is an interesting dynamic. i talked to officials who hear from both sides a little bit before meetings like this and try to warn the president, do not get too far on one side. no denying there is a genuine like for david cameron and you will see the president speaks very highly about their relationship and what david cameron has done as a leader for the u.k. >> thank you so much, phil mattingly. >> let's stay in the u.s. amid the gloom of falling oil prices, perhaps there is good news for bp. a judge has ruled that less oil spilled out and the u.s. government believes. capping defined that bp faces. let's get some details about how the legal story is going to play out with caroline hyde. >> a quarter less oil spilled into the ocean, that is what this judge has ruled. therefore a quarter less of the fine.l next week when the trial kicks off, bp are facing about $13.7 billion that is the maximum that could be levied at

david cameron also recently told the daily mail in the u.k. that the president sometimes calls him bro. both leaders hoping to make a connection as well as deal with these pressing issues. >> we would call that a cross the atlantic bromance. libby, thank you very much. >> meanwhile in pakistan, crowds clashed with police over the satirical newspaper charlie hebdo, the crowds heading to the consulate in karachi where police used water cannons to push them back. the protestors were mostly students. >> a saudi arabia blogger is receiving a flogging today hit 50 times. last week he received his first 50 lashes. he was sentenced to 1,000 lashes for insulting islam. he's written several on line pieces critical of the government. his sentence is called a vicious act of cruelty. >> the pentagon revealed overnight it is sending 400 troops and hundreds of support personnel to prepare fighters, training beginning in the spring. at your coo he and qatar are also hosting training sessions. >> a massive turnout for pope francis in the philippines thousands

prime minister david cameron wrapped up two days of meetings at the white house. the summit touched on the economy and security and terrorist attacks in france were the discussions. >> there has to be a recognition that the stronger the ties of a frenchman of north african descent to french values, french republic, a since of opportunity, that's going to be as important if not more important in overtime solving this problem. >> president obama also said he'd confident that they'll prevail in the hearts and mind of muslims in their communities. >> so we have these two gentlemen, two leaders today and they had an opportunity today to gather, to respond to last week's attacks in paris. you were a bit surprised by what you heard from these two men. tell me why. >> well, one thing that i think was really important was they struck this very non-alarmist tone. they were like, you know, these attacks have happened, they're very important big event. terrorism is a huge threat, and remains a human threat to the west and the united states but at the same time recognizing tha

david cameron is heading to washington to meet with obama. security will feature prominently on the agenda. it will be about how companies handle extremists and those familiar with the plan say the issue will be water talks on global threats, in the wake of the attacks in paris last week. he's told that he needs to implement qe and asset purchases may not be enough. >> the next purchases of securities is clearly what is needed at present. whether or not it is sufficient to get inflation at the level that would be satisfactory is another story because there is an absolute need of the cooperation of governments and executive branches all over europe and social partners. social partners and a role to play. >> companies have denied reports that they are in talks with samsung potentially acquiring the smart phone maker. samsung approached black hairy and executives from two companies met last week to discuss the transaction. blackberry said it did not engage in discussions. samsung described the reports as groundless. >> coming up. these are the r

. >>> a prankster somehow get to talk to british prime minister david cameron on the phone. now officials are taking a closer look at the security. >>> and what could be the biggest thunderstorms ever seen in the northeastern u.s. will arrive in a matter of hours. >> my message to all new yorkers is prepare for something worse than we have seen before. prepare to be safe. >>> if you're on the u.s. northeast coast, bundle up. hello and welcome to our viewers in the u.s. and around the world. i'm errol barnett. >> i'm rosemary church. thanks for joining us. we begin in greece with an historic vote and seismic shift in power. voters there have overwhelmingly chosen the anti-austerity syriza party. because this election outcome reverberates far beyond greece's border we have coverage all over the globe. we have correspondents in athens berlin madrid and abu dhabi to bring us reaction to the left wing win. >> first let's bring in our reporter from athens. i know you've been bringing regular updates. for viewers just waking up in europe now just getting out the door bring us up to

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cameron had to say? >> it's interesting because as much as they both agree about the threat david cam ran -- cameron is willing to and wants much tougher powers for the government to be able to go intercept things. >> do you think they exaggerated the threat? >> no. i disagree somewhat with prime minister cameron because i think the tradition of politicians being able to sign warrants is not a good one for the u.s. to cover the but look, technology has to be compatible with intelligence-gathering activities in a leal way. there's a middle line between what the president would be willing to accept and the prime minister. >> look, cameron made a very powerful, persuasive case that we ought to have a right to, in extremis, intercept phone calls, letters and he's right. but in a libertarian age the desire of people 0 -- to have their communications confidential is enormously powerful an the ability to encrypt it, i don't think he's going to be able to change that. >> well, we can tap phones. the internet say new form of communication and there should be what's called a book -- back door into monitoring some of the

>> it's been one of the big pushes from david cameron. there is a lot of concern on the u.k. side about u.s. companies unwillingness to share certain contacts and communications that alleged terrorists have on social media networks. the president tried to say the balance due to be struck between privacy and civil liberties. but there was a push, both on david cameron and the president side to make clear that intelligence gathering is both necessary and, if it's lawful, a key part of trying to stall any further attacks. i think you are going to see primus or camera continue to push forward on this. and the president is with him in many ways. >> what is the political dynamic like between the two leaders. ? >> it's almost a buddy comedy. the prime ministers said the president has often referred to him as breaux -- bro. the president and white house officials are keenly aware that david cameron is in the mist of a campaign. he is in a campaign season right now, and two of president obama's advisers are advising on different sides of the campaign. if the premise or wanted it the p

david cameron was in washington on thursday and friday for meetings with president obama. discussed counterterrorism, the economy. the joint news conference really talked about the negotiations concerning the iran nuclear program and additional sanctions against iran by the u.s. congress. this is just over an hour. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states and the prime minister of the united kingdom. >> please have a seat. good afternoon during this month marks a notable anniversary, 200 years since new orleans. here in america we call it a great victory over a mighty united kingdom. our british friends call it a technicality. the treaty ending the war was signed weeks before. either way, we have long since made up on this 200th anniversary of a great american victory. we count the united kingdom is one of our greatest friends and strongest allies. it is a great pleasure to welcome prime minister david cameron back to the white house. david recently noted how comfortable the two of us are working together. this sent some commentators into a tizzy. some e

what is david cameron's political precariousness now? >> i do think it's interesting, because i think -- on a couple of scores. first of all we just had elections here in november and president obama could not get a democrat, you know to enlist -- to run with him. but david cameron comes to the united states as he has elections just about four months from now, and it will serve -- he thinks that that will help him to be seen with president obama. so two very different dynamics happening in elections. i think what he is saying is that we're all part of a community. there was a lot of flax that president obama got for not going to paris for the unity rally there. and the president didn't go to that. we didn't have a high-ranking as you remember u.s. official at those rallies. this cases in tandem the oldest allies the special relationship they can work together even within the other person's country. he is saying listen if you do not block what the president is doing, it will help the world community, and the european community. we need th

thank you. >> president obama and british prime minister david cameron in a major news conference. president obama just there talking about the compromises involved in cyber surveillance to combat terrorism. we'll have much more breaking down their remarks in just a moment. we're live in atlanta, georgia, following a gathering of world leaders and economic leaders and we'll have that as well. let's dive into the press conference we've been watching. president obama and cameron just concluding remarks moments ago. cameron in washington for a two-day visit focusing on issues ranging from international trade to cyber security to mounting threats of international terrorist. peter alexander is following the cameron trip. peter, let's debrief on this presser here. what's the most significant headline? >> reporter: this is an hour long news conference where you can see a shared effort to focus on terrorism right now, the two announcing a group focus on ways to fight extremism. you can hear the urgency in language used by the british prime minister david cameron, referred to al qaeda and i

government surveillance. >> but this visit also has an unspoken aim for david cameron.ery presence in washington, d.c. helped him to polish his credentials as a global statesman. barack obama may not have sky-high approval ratings here in the u.s. but in europe he is regarded as something of a political rock star. perhaps with a british general election just around the corner david cameron is hoping some of that star dust rubs off on him. naomi grimley, bbc news washington. >> right. well, let's stick with the issue of cybersecurity, because with me is e.j. hillbert who is an issue on the subject, and he currently walks for crawl. they help big companies with their cybersecurity needs. he's also a former fbi special agent on cybercrime and counterterrorism. so, e.j. hillbert let me be very blunt about this. we hear obama and cameron, do they really know what they're talking about when they suggest there is a new level of cyberterror threat? are they right? >> the threat has been there for a long time. the problem is that there's been a bit of fearmongering that's occurr

david cameron taking that message to the white house today. here's the front page of "the guardian" newspaper. the story noting that david cameron will urge barack obama to pressure internet giants such as twitter and facebook to do more and cooperate with britain's intelligence agencies as they seek to track the online activities of islamist extremists. this brings up the question for our viewers this morning that we are asking -- would you be ok giving up more online privacy for greater national security whether it is this effort that david cameron is talking about or other u.s. agencies? especially in the wake of the edward snowden disclosures. we would like your thoughts on this topic. good morning, you are up on the washington journal. caller: how do you define national security? national security for one country might be another security concern for someone else. we debate political views online without any limit. and if you tell me that i should have to use words -- not to say something to somebody else, then policing this is impossible

conversation sorry to interrupt you, but i understand we can hear from british prime minister david cameron. >> we stand absolutely united with french people against terrorism and against this threat to our values free speech, the rule of all, democracy and it's essential we have the values today and everyday. i'm delighted to welcome the chancellor and welcome angela back here and enjoyed the visit to the british museum the oldest public museum in the world and a stunning exhibition by kneel mc-greger about german history and german memories and very enjoyable to have that tour of the museum together. it's a testament, the exhibition to the collaboration between our two countries and i believe that collaboration will get stronger particularly as the queen will make her visit to germany in june and exports are up since 2009 43 billion pounds and exports to the brit countries combined but there is always more to do with the oldest and strongest partners. we meet today against a back drop of instability in the global economy. as leaders of the fast growing economies we are sure to come out of

british prime minister david cameron said that the u.k.tands with france against terrorism. >> we stand absolutely united with the french people against terrorism, and against this threat to our values, free speech the route of it all democracy. it is absolutely essential that we defend that every day. >> at a desperate hour we stand by the french people, and all those who feel committed to the freedom of the press we stand with freedom of the press along with other basic freedoms we hold dear. >> we're live in london, jonah when we heard from the british prime minister earlier he said the level of alert in the u.k. is at severe. tell us more about the atmosphere in the u.k. capitol and what we've been hearing from the government. >> well, you heard the two leaders angela merkel a short while ago. both making those statements of con democrat nation offering solidarity and support of the french people. we understand that the two of them made a joint phone call to french president hollande earlier in the short visit by angela merkel. the poi

ambassador i was struck by the stark differences between david cameron and president obama. do you think that the white house was surprised by it? >> no. i think they knew this was coming. there was an editorial in the times of london yesterday jointly authored by the two of them where cameron had watered his rhetoric down to conform with the way obama characterizes it. what you saw today is what cameron actually believes. he's not afraid to talk about it. the most important word he used is ideology. what we face here is an ideology. unless we understand that, i don't think we can be effective in dealing with it. this isn't because of poverty, gitmo, it season because of any of the pretexts used tottack the united states and the west. this is an ideology founded in a radical version of islam fundamentally opposed to our way of life. that's the problem we face. muslims recognize it just as well apeople in the west. >> one of other topic of iran and were you surprised to hear that david cameron was actually calling members of congress to try to lobby then passing a bill of san

david cameron this was a big campaign commercial for him. unlike president obama the reason he had harsher rhetoric is he knows people in england want to hear those words. that's why he went through the laundry list of getting the spice girls back together, bringing beckham back, finding a wife for prince harry. what else did he tout himself doing? >> do it the way we do it here. we don't do it well at all. look at new york city. >> president obama was saying look how we do it. >> the muslims are concentrated in one neighborhood. we know that is true about virtually every post world war ii immigration movement in this country have assimilated or lived in the same area. they live with each other. that's where they feel comfortable. >> i'm not saying we are doing it right. i'm saying president obama said we do it right here. >> the reason why he said that is because so far the response to terror has been a reactive one because his priorities are not in order. he spends more time demonizing a pipeline than pipe bombs. when you ask about this he

today a great pleasure to welcome prime minister david cameron back to the white house. now, as many of you know david recently noted how comfortable the two of us are working together. this sends some commentators into a tizzy. some explored the link which istic origins of the word bro others debated definition. others analyzed how this term evolved over time. some seem confused and asked what does obama mean? and so, let me put this speculation to rest. put simply, david is a great friend. he is one of my closest and most trust the pardoners in it word world. on many of the most pressing challenges we face we see the world the same way. we recognize that, as i said before when the united states and the united kingdom stand together our nations are more secure and our people are more prosperous around the world is safer and more just. great britain is our indispensable partner and david has been personally an outstanding partner and i thank you for your friendship. with both of our economies growing and unemployment falling we used our working dinner last night to discu

now, president obama, prime minister david cameron penned an oped together. this was in the london times reading we will defeat these barbaric killers and their distorted ideology which tries to -- we also expect prime minister cameron to press president obama to urge some of the internet companies here like facebook and twitter to engage in better information sharing with intelligence officials in the uk to improve their ability to track some of these would-be terrorists. white house officials wouldn't comment on how president obama would respond except to under score the fact that the two countries do work quite closely on intelligence sharing and also on cyber security. the two leaders will have dinner tonight and then an extensive meeting tomorrow and they will have a joint press conference. secretary of state john kerry is in paris. he is set to meet with the prime minister of paris, francois hollande. ment to some extent this is an acknowledgment that they should have sent a higher level official to the unity march over the weekend. don't expect secretar

to meet with david cameron. cameron faces rising anti-european sentiment with just four months to go until this year's general election. sainsbury beats estimates. they post a fourth consecutive quarter of declining sales. the outlook for the rest of the year is germane challenging. equity market futures pointing higher. dax futures up almost 20 points. let's get the market open with manus cranny. >> you are right. equity markets have been under pressure. they seem to have turned the corner for now. the question you have to ask yourself is if you get a negative number on cpi, is that mario draghi's fly in the ointment? if you don't act nice, it will be too late. unemployment at the eurozone will come out at 11.5%. where's the growth? someone was here posturing that question. where is the growth? how did you deliver it? it will be pretty darn hard. ineffective is one of the views of the ecb. >> us give you a flavor of what is going on the ad indices. these are our bellwether stocks. the dax up .4%. down his volks

president obama meets with british prime minister david cameron. >> the swiss central bank just madet, a different davos this year. welcome to the second hour of "market makers." i'm stephanie ruhle. >> i'm erik schatzker. the largest u.s. retail foreign exchange brokerage is looking for a bailout. fxcm is in talks to raise 200 million dollars from jeffries according to people with knowledge of the situation. fxcm was hit hard by the big move the historic moving the swiss franc. the firm says clients owed 201 $5 million on their accounts and fxcm may not be able to meet capital requirements. a disappointing fourth quarter for goldman sachs. trading revenue fell to the lowest in almost a decade. earnings in the quarter dropped 7%. in response, goldman is paying employees a small share of revenue. a top official overseeing the troubled launch of obamacare is stepping down. she will be replaced by a former top executive at the unitedhealth group. they have crunched the numbers and it's official. venture capitalists invested more than $40 billion in startups last year, the most and the.c

president obama and his british counter part david cameron stand side by side physically and emotionally over how congress ought to handle iran. they insist the sanctions congress wants to slap iran with will blow up the already fragile nuclear deal and drive closer to a nuclear weapon. james rosen is at the white house with our lead story. >> reporter: after a working session in the oval office president obama and british prime minister david cameron worked overtime to persuade the u.s. congress to hold your fire on more sanctions against iran. >> i don't question the good faith of some folks who think this might be helpful but it is my team that is at the table. we are steeped in this stuff day in and day out. >> the president's remarks came one day after he attended a retreat with senate democrats in baltimore. set to join the majority of republicans to finalize a deal to rein in its nuclear programs. iran is already escaping from the shadow of existing sanctions. >> the iranian economy is still in distress but has begun to create a degree of stability. >> reporter: mr. obama reported

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you see david cameron there. he is one of taller guys there.world leaders are coming, are expected ranging from benjamin netanyahu to palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas. they're now going inside. german chancellor afrpg angela merkel and jordan leaders and turkey. it is a dave unity and it is a day of mourning here in france as well with 17 innocent individuals having been brutally slaughtered by terrorists in the last few days. obviously, it started on wednesday with the murder by terrorists of 12 individuals, one policeman, one security officer, ten others in the offices of the french magazine charlie hebdo. on thursday police woman, a french police woman was murdered in cold blood by one of these terrorists. and then on friday that, same terrorists, amedy coulibaly took a hostage at a kosher supermarket here in paris, killed four innocent people, other hostages managed to escape. coulibaly was ultimately killed by police as they stormed the supermarket and rescued the others. let's bring in susan johnson-cook. she is former u.s. a

david cameron has also made some comments.on twitter that the murders in paris are sickening. he says we stand with the french people in the fight defending the freedom of the press. he will be meeting with angela merkel later today. clocks brendan greeley, within the nuances of the nation, my first conversation with lagarde at least 15 years ago, she lectured on how protests in france is different than the u.s. of course, she'd spent many years as a child in the united states. it is different over there. there is a right to protest which has a different color and flavor to it. >> i'm sort of looking here, we have comments from francois hollande saying this is a terrorist attack. there can be no doubt. those who committed this act are being pursued. we are seeing -- i mean, i've always been fascinated by the difference between integration between the u.s. and france, in particular. we do a better job of integrating people. for all of the frustration in this country over the last 10 to 15 years over immigration policy, we do a

but this visit also has an unspoken aim for david cameron. his very presence in washington, d.c.ish his credentials as the global statesman. barack obama may not have sky-high approval ratings here in the u.s. but in europe he is regarded as something of a political rock star perhaps with a british general election just around the corner david cameron is hoping some of that star dust rubs off on him. naomi grimly bbc news washington. >>> one of our top stories, anti-terror raids in europe. we're just going to cross over to brussels. the belgian prime minister has just emerged from a meeting. he's briefing the media now. let's have a listen to what he's saying. >> -- against a number of citizens, and also i would like to tell you that we would like to thank the french authorities, who have helped in a particular way within the framework of the operation that would carry out the interior military which officially attacks you. and on behalf of the whole of the cabinet, i would like to thank you. these events have led us to consider that it was necessary to rise the security level fr

angela merkel and david cameron will discuss this. the white house monitoring the situation.terms of the international response, what can we expect? >> there is what you see, the international condemnation coming from president obama and david cameron and angela merkel but there is also what you do not see, the fundamental step-by-step plans of what needs to be done certainly here in america, by cities, local governments, to make sure there are not copycat attacks. certainly plans are being enacted in london right now that maybe not every citizen of london sees, but are definitely taking place to make sure train stations are secured, airports are secured, and to limit any types of attacks whether there copycat or related. >> professor, i want to bring you back as well into this conversation. in terms of the u.s. and response, yes, we can offer the -- assistance and condemn this but that it -- is there something more that needs to be done? what is the next that? new -- next step? >> unfortunately, france is used to this type of tragedy, not necessarily in the form of shooting

british prime minister david cameron. this year, he barely held the united kingdom together and had trouble keeping his governing coalition intact. next year, cameron will redefine his country's relationship with the european union that will counter the growing threat from the uk independence party while keeping britain in the eu. a tight rope act that cameron will pull off. you care to comment? >> yeah, i don't think he's going to pull it off. >> you don't? >> no. >> does anyone think he's going to pull it off? >> i don't think so. i think he has a very slight chance. >> i'm a fan of david cameron, but he's not a magician. >> that means a no? >> no. >> the answer is no. >> destined for political oblivion? >> nicholas -- venezuela. i think they're going to default on its debt. almost have to. >> red state democrats. they all got wiped out in november. >> tom? >> i like pat, the third biggest party in the uk. o coalition partner in the british government, but he's going to struggle in next year's election. nick clege. >> c

david cameron is facing an election coming up in may. were there things you saw, in terms of how prime minister cameron behaved that look to you like he was a guy in the midst -- under pressure in terms of his a mystic politics, in places where he could detect he was playing in a very clear way to constituencies that come -- that home? >> when he talks about economics he is. the president actually repeats with a managing director of the imf said about the economy. the uk's doing something right, moving forward and went along with the u.s., two of only the countries that are weathering a pretty difficult economic storm. you're are basically cutting campaign as often what the president is saying today. i think if you look at the president's approval rating in the u.k., it's fairly high. it's a lot higher than it is here. so every time the president complements how the prime minister has done economically hobbyist on the security side of things, that is something the benefits them for 2015. >> we talked about this before. the notion that pr

david cameron is absolutely correct saying this will introduce more uncertainty.ut the greeks realize here that the austerity has been ecotremely painful. this is the economy that's lost about a quarter, just over that was its gdp since the crisis started. the unemployment rate before the crisis was 9%. it's up near 30% now with the youth unemployment rate of nearly 70%. this is a lurch to the left by the greek voros suggesting they don't -- greek voters suggesting they don't like the austerity program. angela merkel of unpopular in greece and the greek voros have decided to take a punt take a rick and decide to let alexis tsipras try something different than they've had over the laugh five years. >> it will be interesting to see where it goes. ambitious promises there that can't be paid for at this point. john what are the longer term implication for greece and the euro given the outcome of the election? it radically change the direction of the country. >> absolutely. this is the broader picture going forward. the euro came into being in 2000. the greeks joined i

president obama is currently hosting the british prime minister david cameron at the white house.hey have been talking about how the u.s. and u.k. can work together on cyber intelligence and security, especially in light of the terror attack in paris. >> britain and america both face threats to our national security from people who hate what our country stands for and you are determined to do us harm. in recent weeks we have seen appalling attacks in paris, in nigeria. the world is sickened by terrorism. we will not be standing alone in this fight. >> what is going on in africa and paris -- prime minister cameron is asking for the president's help in pushing social media companies to prevent extremists from communicating in secret. what could a closer cyber partnership mean between the two countries? good to see you. former homeland security guy, you should know something about this. what is the current state-of-the-art in terms of the terrorists? what are terrorists using? what businesses are they using to spread their plans? >> taking advantage of everything that we use, they ar