jenny johnson. >> will you put back rumors that you plan to cut child tax credit and restrict benefits to children? >> well, thank you jenny, for that question. no, i don't want to do that. this report that was out today is something i rejected at the time. this prime minister and i rejected again today. i do think it's important we go on reforming welfare. it's worth remembering when i became prime minister, we had a situation where some families were getting 70,000 80,000, 90,000 pounds for housing benefits, one house. think how many people watching this program were going out, working hard paying taxes to keep that family in that house. a house they could never ain order to live in. so we've got to go on reforming welfare. let's make sure work always pays and go on doing what we've done for the last two years is get 2 million more people back into work. the most important thing we can do, helping people off welfare into work. that's the sort of country i want to build the next five years. >> you said you didn't want to put to bed the rumors you wanted to cut child tax credits. >> ye

[applause] our first question comes from jenny johnson.nny johnson. >> there are rumors you tend -- expect to cut --. >> no i don't want to do that. this report that was out today is something i rejected at the time as prime minister and i rejected again today but i do think it's important we go on per reforming welfare but it's worth remembering when i became prime minister we have a situation where some families were getting 70 80 to 90,000 pounds of housing benefits for one house and think him people watching this program who are going out working hard paying taxes to keep that family in the house. a house they could never afford to live in so we have got to go on reform of welfare. let's make sure that work always pays and lets go on doing what we have done for the last five years which is get 2 million more people back into work. it's the most important thing we can do helping people off welfare to work. that's the sort of country i want to build over the next five years. [applause] >> he said he didn't want to put that the rumors tha

jenny johnson. >> will you put back rumors that you plan to cut child tax credit and restrict benefits to children? >> well, thank you jenny, for that question. no, i don't want to do that. this report that was out today is something i rejected at the time. this prime minister and i rejected again today. i do think it's important we go on reforming welfare. it's worth remembering when i became prime minister, we had a situation where some families were getting 70,000 80,000, 90,000 pounds for housing benefits, one house. think how many people watching this program were going out, working hard paying taxes to keep that family in that house. a house they could never ain order to live in. so we've got to go on reforming welfare. let's make sure work always pays and go on doing what we've done for the last two years is get 2 million more people back into work. the most important thing we can do, helping people off welfare into work. that's the sort of country i want to build the next five years. >> you said you didn't want to put to bed the rumors you wanted to cut child tax credits. >> ye

dimbleby: our first question comes from jenny johnson. >> will you put to bed rumors the plan to cut the child tax credit? mr. cameron: thank you for the question. i do not want to do that. the report that came out today is something i rejected at the time as prime minister and i reject again today. it is important that we go on reforming welfare. when i became prime minister, we had a situation where some families were getting 70, 80, even 90,000 pounds of housing benefits for one house. think how many people watching this program were going out working hard, paying taxes to keep that family in the house, a house they could never afford to live in. we have got to go on reforming welfare. let's go on doing what we have done the last five years, which is get 2 million more people back to work. most important thing we can do helping people off of welfare and into work. that is the sort of country i want to build. [applause] mr. dimbleby: you said you did not want to put to bed the rumors that you were to cut the child tax credit. mr. cameron: we have increased the child tax credit. i w

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[applause] our first question comes from jenny johnson please.jo >> will you what you plan to cut childax>> credit and restrict child benefits to children? >> well, thank you, jenny, for that question. no, i don't want to do that. this report that was out today is something i rejected at the time as prime minister and ihe reject it again today. but i do think it is important we go on reforming welfare. it is worth remembering when imi became prime minister we had a situation where some families were getting 70, 80, even 90,000 pounds of housing benefit for one house. think how many people00 watching this program were going out working hard, paying taxes to keep that family in that house. a house they could never afford to live in. we've got to go on reforming welfare. make sure work always pays.fo and let's go on doing what we've done for the last five years which is get two million morer people back into work. that is the most important thingmi we can do, helping people off welfare into work that is the sort of country i want to build the next five years. [applause] >> you said you did

. >> lauren johnson, details on the black boxes taken from the train. jennymple university hospital with more information about some of the victims, and steve pretty darn close to the scene there in port richmond. there he is, steve? >> sadly one of the dozen unaccounted for people, one. five amtrak yu members, reporter believe to be in the back of the train. remember talked about trouble from the first car to the last car, and so, the authorities did follow want to answer those unaccounted for being including one amtrak staffer. and they're wondering was the guy really working on the train, did he get off the train? but nobody wanted to answer that question. and then, robert, famous philadelphia lawyer, who has held so many people accountable for bad accidents, the ones that are historic in nature, pier 34, the market street building collapse. even the young man from temple, who was killed when he his wad smashed into the second bank right behind our city, held the bars across the street from us at fourth and market around town accountable for $7 million jus