that's why the way the liberals and the labor party in britain everybody regionally one party when you they were together for some time and share the same views and then they could not agree on some points. our ideology is a social market a social oriented market economy where anyone can make money of course except for those who can't work financial reasons which of the european systems of governance do you like the most just wish one perhaps since you like the social market. no you have a social markets in germany and in france to some extent. and european experience we are a party of european values is we openly say that. we believe the trasher should go with you or. even if you see that russia should go with europe do you think the asian part of russia whatever is beyond the urals like say beery in the far east will people veer and vote for you and do they want to go with europe of course they do. voters who live in the far east you know i was there just recently they once there are entire country. including the far east. to take the european way to scare. china closer to them it's

he also reportedly said he wanted to deal a blow to the ruling labor party which has a tolerant policy on immigration. breivik will stand trial. but the court may declare him incompetent. if that ruling is handed down, it will likely draw criticism from the victims' families. >>> we're seeing chillier temperatures, chillier weather across asia. let's look at the global weather forecast now. >>> hello, welcome back to your weather update. let's look at what's happening across east asia. cold air is flowing into china, the korean peninsula and japan. bringing widespread showers. rain across southern china and a mix of rain and snow across the korean peninsula. and for japan, hokkaido and the tohoku area will see rain today. down towards the south, it's wet again across the philippines, thunderstorms possible here. and luzon will see rain developing into thursday. for the indochina peninsula, we'll stay dry. but large parts will see rain throughout the day. temperaturewise, we're expecting 6 degrees in seoul and 5 in beijing. we're expecting only 10 degrees for tomorrow mere. heading over

in many ways with similar to the liberals but we also have much in common with the labor party threats by the way the liberals and the labor policy in britain everybody where originally one party would tell you they were together for some time and share the same views and then they cannot agree on some points what are ideology is a social markets a social oriented market economy where anyone can make money if it goes except for those. so you can't work financial reasons which of the european systems of governance do you like the most. are perhaps since you are clearly social market you know you have a social market same germany and in france to some extent for your line european experience we're a party of european values is. openly say that. we believe the trasher should go with europe. but if you see that russia should go with your or do you think the asian part of russia whatever is beyond the urals like say beery in the far east will people veer a ball for you and do they want to go with europe of course they do. voters who live in the far east you know i was there just recently th

he was hailed at the 2009 labor party conference. >> it is an extraordinary story. i think is what the bbc appears to have uncovered is a most serious development that will need to be developed by justice levenson and all those others with an interest in this issue, including the culture, the media, and sport committee. >> the inquiry begins at public hearings next week. before that, james murdoch is it due to face more questions on thursday. it will likely be a difficult meeting. >> more concerns about iran posing nuclear program. what more can you tell us? >> the united nations and ieea says there are indications that iran has carried out activities relative to the development of a nuclear explosive device. however, it stopped short of saying explicitly that iran is developing a nuclear bomb. iran has rejected the report as politically motivated. it insists its nuclear program is peaceful. a middle east editor reports. >> the problem the report says is not iran's declared nuclear facilities, like this power plant built by the russians. it is what the intelligence

he was tailed at the 2009 labor party conference. >> it's an extraordinary story and i think that what the bbc has appeared to uncover is the most serious development which will need to be examined by those with an interest in this issue including my committee and the sport committee. >> lord justice's inquiry into the ethics of the press begins public hearings next week but before that james murdoch, the boss of the news of the world parent company, is due to face more questions from the common select committee on thursday. it's likely to be a difficult meeting. >> there are new concerns that iran may have worked on designing a nuclear weapon and some worrying developments there. >> that's right. the white house has set new sanctions against iran if it fails to deal with the latest concerns about its atomic program. the warning came in response to a new report by the u.n.'s ccu iran of carrying out activities which could lead to the development of a new -- a nuclear device, a charge that iran flatly denies. our middle east editor reports. >> the problem the report says is not iran's d

irresponsible banks the competent economic governance this resulted on the record figures that the labor party got on the recent elections so much did your government improve the situation well what would you for example also to the left wing critics who accuse you of i quote slavishly submitting to their dicked at some of the financial markets and those faceless institutions that hold the lives of tens and hundreds of millions of europeans in their grip well this is this is what you're doing according to your critics no in fact what we're doing is we're working our way to recovery the first thing that the new government did was we took decisive steps to restructure and to recapitalize banks arland had been hit with a double whammy first of all the effects of the international recession and the collapse of lehman brothers in addition to a domestic crisis which was mainly property fuelled which was fueled by excessive lending the new government has worked to deal with us restructure. our banks we've introduced a jobs initiative to encourage people back to work and to provide training for those

weakness which socialists are replaced by the conservatives the conservatives are replaced by the labor party as does not mean that the country's getting weaker. it's kind of a new he says you know if you could call if you had over the fair russia problem entry stuff life will be back shortly after the break so stay with it's the. that's the compliment and mobile home base told me oh creation of the globe is the food system the global food system is not created to feed the people of the world it's created to maximize the profits. sure not trading the actual cash physical grain or trading promises for grain to be delivered a month or six months or twelve months or eighteen months in the future. stories of modern regulated silver or gold that can be negotiated and hoarded some very. cheap place. yet or. possibly it's not traded now. but it could be in the future. welcome back to spotlight. just a reminder that. the good call for one of the leaders are the fair russia political point of the competing for the. chamber of the russian parliament. it's a good cause he just said it was possible that

. >> the leader of the labor party has taken sides today. he is arm a side of the trade union leader that want strikes and not negotiation. he is on the side of people who want to disrupt our schools, district our borders, disrupt our country and went comes to bar when he can't even bring himself to say we are welcoming low interest rates. let me tell him this. the shadow chancellor, they are all shouting in unison. [shouting] >> they are shot and on behalf of eunice and. let me just remind the house of what the shadow chancellor said about low interest rates. the shadow chancellor said long-term interest rates are the simplest measure of monetary and fiscal policy credibility. that is what he said and that is what this government is delivering. we are being tested by these difficult economic times. we will meet that test by getting on top of our debt and deficit. he is being tested too and is showing his wheat, left wing and irresponsible. >> winston! order! some people have interest in listening. >> thank you. i would like to associate mys

but the opposition labor party is raising questions on how the government can afford such a scheme. here's our deputy political he had -- political editor. >> there are now more than one million young people out of work. the government knows it has to act. there's a date the deputy prime minister nick clegg will announce a new scheme dubbed the new contract that he hopes will make a difference. they've been given a subsidy of more than 2,000 pounds for each unemployed 16 to 24-year-old may take up to six months. firms could also get 1,500 pounds for every apprentice they employ, and there will be cash too to subsidize a quarter million work placements lasting up to eight weeks. the price tag for all this is a billion pounds over three years. the ministers insist the new money could come from squeezing tax credits n. all, they claim it will help more than 400,000 young people find work or training. the unions are doubtful. >> what we have to do is ensure that in making these new opportunities, for example, work experience opportunities available, we absolutely ensure that young peopl

absolutely but i mean of course european is deeply political and someone who comes from the british labor party i i'm certain from a political perspective but of course at the moment one of our problems is that most of the governments in the european union are actually of a more conservative flavor and therefore closer to the united states now when you are when you are mentioned here that americans are transport for a period of strike against rogue states as i say such as iran why do you think the u.s. still does not come up with a legal guarantees that the e.u. missile shield is not aimed at russia well because it actually it's a tool it's a true purpose deployment it does hey give them the capability of making a preemptive strike or at least responding to a preemptive strike against iran but at the same time it does change the balance of forces between if you will the u.s. nato and and russia and i'm sure this is. a very easily we need to make sure that the european union at least those people in the european union opposed to this more dangerous situation actually person our government to mak

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spread hope and philip told us he would like to see a political party for the ninety nine percent labor party that rejects corporate money so was the shutdown of the oakland harbor a good strategy for the movement while the mayor of oakland fought so calling it a good day for the ninety nine percent even though police arrested in tear gas does it the end of the day the protesters did manage to shut down the nation's busiest port based on your comments that's only a small part of what needs to be done in a much bigger strategy. now as always thank you for your responses and here's our next question for you or the show we spoke about the growing wealth divide between the young and the old but some people say those numbers are misleading so what do you think is there a real divide between generations to be concerned about or something trumped up to create an intergenerational warfare you can respond to us on facebook twitter and you tube and you know his response just might mean. now elections are under way in mississippi today and the truly insane at personhood amendments is being voted on as w

the non republicans were divided between the democrats and the labor party. he helped to unite the two parties and built himself. the city was corrupt and all kinds of problems with segregation. when he first came, nation magazine called it the capital of the anti-semitism in the united states. when he left, he got an award from the national council of christians and jews for what he did. >> hubert humphrey was the founder. >> he was the greatest negotiator of the group. >> what does it stand for? ideology standpoint? >> at the time, it was a group of farmers and laborers who had differences with a more professional democrats. fdr democrats. they just did not like each other and humphrey was one of the people that convinced them they will never win an election if they did not get together. >> he ran for senate, then? >> he ran for senate in 1948. >> we will talk a little bit about the speech. from 1960, when he first seriously thought about running for president. this is one of those joy of being a politician. let's watch. >> how do you think your race is goin

the government said strikes are not helpful and accused the opposition labor party of fomenting the trouble. >> today we had strikes because he is irresponsible, left wing and weak. >> unlike him, i'm not going to demonize the dinner lady, the cleaner, the nurse. >> the strike came a day after britain's chancellor delivered the gloomiest economic outlook for the nation since the second world war. vowing to keep public sector pay increase below level of inflation for the next few years to say britain faces several more years of austerity. therefore, needs to learn to live within its means. in london, amy kellogg, fox news. >> still ahead, cooking something up for ron paul fans in the grapevine. up next, republican governors work on their 2012 plan. ♪ eggland's best eggs. -the best in nutrition... -just got better. even better nutrition -- high in vitamins d, e and b12. a good source of vitamin b2. plus omega threes. and 25% less saturated fat than ordinary eggs. but there's one important ingredient that hasn't changed. -better taste. -better taste. -better taste. -mmmm... [ female announcer

the question for the liver of the labor party, are you a better politician than that? am afraid the answer is no. >> did chancellor merkel to my hon. friend wants the european central bank is not fully discharging its duties -- its duty as the euro's lender of last resort not providing massive quantitative easing, not moving toward near zero interest rates, not urging president sarkozy to read nationalize the leading french banks before the credit crunch closes on france? because chancellor merkel knows very well bid was ninth inflation, but high unemployment dollar-it was not inflation, but high unemployment. >> my friend speaks powerfully about this issue. he is right we must not allow or permit the imf to substitute for what the european central bank and the other institution of the european union need to do. that is vital. that was one of the reasons why in the end, all the countries of the world that were prepared to see an increase in imf resources wanted to see more done by the eurozone and the ecb. i have discussed this with the chancellor. the huge hole back t

she'll ask her own party, the australian labor party to back the reform. there's a national conference next month. interesting that even while julia gillard pushes to sell uranium to india, charles, she's also saying australia will not use nuclear power. it's got enough cheap alternatives, it doesn't need nuclear power. certainly no nuclear power in australia for the foreseeable future. >> i suppose that will certainly be good news as far as the greens are concerned. interesting stuff actually. >>> now, switching back to this quarter of the globe, gadhafi is gone, but the effects of his decades of harsh rule remain as libya goes about the business of rebuilding its economy, we look at the challenging task of returning property to its rightful owners. >>> let's take a quick look at what oil has been doing. that's how it's trading right now. looking at nymex crude down about a third of a dollar. $97.83. over the past few weeks, the cost of oil is up by about 20%. israel rachs up its rhetoric against iran. crude oil traders say the price could soar to actuall

not the labor party. not the employers party. it is the party of nobody because it is the party of everybody. [applause] >> i think adlai stevenson's contest tradition to everybody -- he hoped campaigns would educate people and he succeeded. he succeeded in teaching all of us that politics was something all of the should be involved i recently that the governor of indiana mitch daniels. i said, i am sorry you are not running for the presidency. he said, why do you say that? i know you are a democrat. i said i learned from my boss adlai stevenson that the best people in both parties should run, not the worst people. i believe that. i think adlai stevenson taught that to all of us. i think that is a legacy to be extremely grateful for. his contribution is enduring today. >> i think is starkly he is a bridge between the new deal and the new frontier. he holds the banner of liberalism in the 1950's -- a difficult era. it is an interesting brand of liberalism. he believes in american exceptional was on every bit as many of the right t

the question for the liver of the labor party, are you a better politician than that? i am afraid the answer is no. >> did chancellor merkel to my hon. friend wants the european central bank is not fully discharging its duties -- its duty as the euro's lender of last resort not providing massive quantitative easing, not moving toward near zero interest rates, not urging president sarkozy to read nationalize the leading french banks before the credit crunch closes on france? because chancellor merkel knows very well bid was ninth inflation, but high unemployment dollar-it was not inflation, but high unemployment. >> my friend speaks powerfully about this issue. he is right we must not allow or permit the imf to substitute for what the european central bank and the other institution of the european union need to do. that is vital. that was one of the reasons why in the end, all the countries of the world that were prepared to see an increase in imf resources wanted to see more done by the eurozone and the ecb. i have discussed this with the chancellor. the huge hole back

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set off a bomb in downtown oslo last july, then opened fire at a youth camp run by the governing labor party. he has said he did it to protect norway from muslim immigration. if a court accepts the "criminally insane" designation, breivik will be kept in a psychiatric institution instead of prison. the los angeles doctor convicted in the death of michael jackson has been sentenced to four years in prison. dr. conrad murray received the maximum possible term today for his conviction on a charge of involuntary manslaughter. the judge called him a "disgrace to the medical profession." jackson died of a drug overdose in 2009, mainly from the use of a surgical anesthetic as a sleep aid. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to gwen. >> ifill: we look now at the government crackdown on the online sale of counterfeit goods. the justice department used cyber monday, the biggest online shopping day of the year, to shut down 150 web sites that were allegedly peddling fake shoes, sporting goods, and handbags. but was this the right approach? joining us to discuss that are steve tepp, chi

a real meaning to democracy because for the first time it was dead chance after decades of the labor party and then it begging for the government four years later. the yom kippur war was a bitter and terrible war the israeli leadership allow the country to be surprised. so they ignore the signs and allow the army to be caught by surprise. however so of my father conducted with the embittered battle with the change in the war and at the end of the war 100 kilometers from cairo new egyptian force could stop them and that was after being caught by surprise. i would say this is one of the biggest victories that my father in the idea of the israeli army had ever. he lost good friends in that war his friend was killed next to him crossing the suez canal site we lost about 3,000 men and that war and for us, you can see we take one and give 1,000. you can see a and our feelings. this is yom kippur more. it started says israeli trauma but it ended in a great victory. >> host: your father left the military right after that. >> i remember after he crossed the canal, he was talking to me and said i am

party. i was not endorsed by labor. i was not endorsed by any news paper publication except for our chinese-language newspaper, and everyone told me i was going to lose. this was pretty early on. because i did not have the formula. either i did not have the chamber support and all of that and i did not have labor and democratic party, so i was definitely going to lose. my opponents definitely got all of those endorsements, so we actually had no choice. we had to do campaigning the hard way. we had to go hit the streets. we door knocked almost every day. i was door knocking most days, film banking personally. we were always out on the street. i was trying to meet more voters than any of my opponents. and i think that was the formula that worked for us on election day. what we did anyone can do. anyone can go door knocking, but it is really hard to do it well. it is incredibly physical. there's a lot of people involved in it. i was really lucky. my background as an organizer certainly helped because all of my friends were

board of supervisors, the city attorney, and now the san francisco democratic party, the green party, the labor council, virtually every democratic club in the city, parents republic of schools, all opposed proposition h. >> i cannot have you give an opinion on -- >> and i thought the previous man spoke. >> he was challenging the board on a statement made. >> speaking about a valid arguments, there is a great concern among educators in san francisco that if the school board has to revisit the student assignment policy, it would lead to the kind of chaos we saw a number of years ago. that is not evidence tonight. we do not want to go back to the riotous meetings we had. there was a woman here earlier tonight to said this was an amazingly civil school board meeting, and that is because of the good work of the commissioners here. diversity of our student population would allow parents to choose the best school for their kids. the 6000 educators applaud you for the work you did with the current student assignment policy, and we believe the efforts to overturn the policy will lead to enormous costs,

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