and the labor party, to undertake to the issue of ownership and concentration of media ownership? >> it is obvious that is something you would want. >> that is fine. >> weren't you reassured when the 1997 labor manifesto did not say any legislative proposal on media ownership? by which i mean concentration on media ownership? >> i don't remember noticing it. >> is that right? quite apart from overuse supported, presumably as a businessman, substantial interest in this country, would be very interested in what every party was saying in their manifestos that might impact on the way you did business. wouldn't it? >> yes. yes, sir. i wanted to make it quite clear that my commercial interest such as they are never came in to any consideration where we stood on issues. for political parties. >> i refer you to an extract from mr. campbell's diary that 634 entries the third of february, 1997, came to be staffed. eight lines down -- >> are we on the right page? >> 633. >> 634. >> eight winds down, do you have that one? >> yes. >> went to see murdoch and 01 still sir. mr. campbell's footnote

the labor party pouncing on this as he posed questions to the conservative party leader david cameron>> mr. speaker, today we had the news that britain is back in recession. i'm sure the prime minister spent the last 24 hours thinking of an excuse as to why this has nothing to do with him. so what's his accuse this time? >> these are very, very disappointing figures. i don't, i don't seek to excuse them. i don't seek to try and explain them away. and let me be absolutely clear. there is no complacency at all in this government in dealing with what is a very tough situation that frankly has just got tougher. i believe the truth is this. it is very difficult recovering from the deepest recession in living memory, accompanied as it was by a debt crisis, our banks had too much debt, our households had too much debt, our government has too much debt. we got rebalance our economy. we need a bigger private sector. nor imports, more investment. this is pain staking difficult work but we'll stick with our plans, stick with the low interest rates and do everything we can to boost growth competi

they also look at what happened with the liberal labor party their version of our democratic party when that party was in power what happened then the conclusion reported by the b.b.c. conversely the lowest rates occurred on state and federal governments were both labor they were able to pretty tightly pinpoint the numbers in fact here's how the b.b.c. reported it when the conservatives ruled the state and federal governments then were seventeen percent more likely to commit suicide than when the labor party was in power women were forty percent more likely to kill themselves. why would that be the b.b.c. side of the researchers saying conservative rule traditionally implies a less interventionist and more market oriented policy and labor rule this may make people feel more detached from society conservatives also make the rich richer the poor per and you know we we've seen in numerous studies are all around the world that increases suicide rates any quality the b.b.c. ended their article with these two very honest characteristically british lunt paragraphs overall they say the figures

he wanted to bomb the district in the labor party's office and possibly the royal palace. admits to carrying out the attack, but said he was acting to protect his country. 77 people were killed. >>> passengers on board a yacht in turkey hang on for dear life when the ship burst into flames. a storm with 60-mile-an-hour winds quickly turned a small fire into an inferno. everyone on board managed to escape safely. the new james bond is in istanbul. >>> 70% of the polls say the economy is in bad shape, but that's down from the past four years. however, 40% say they've fallen behind financially themselves while 64% worry about how to pay their housing costs and 38% say higher gasoline prices have been a serious economic hardship. >>> still ahead on wjz eyewitness news at noon, still a gray day outside. your local forecast is two and a half minutes away. >> first, a look at the midday stocks followed by the power ball numbers. my son and i never missed opening day. but with copd making it hard to breathe, i thought those days might be over. so my doctor prescribed symbicort. it

it included an explosion at the oslo government district and that match shooting at a labor party youth camp nearby >> the secret service says its strict top security clearance from 11 agents accused of misconduct. allegedly hired prostitutes while in colombia preparing for the president's visit this past weekend. at least 10 members of the military might also be involved. leon panetta says members of the military found to be involved will be disciplined. >> our forces in colombia or any other country, we expect them to abide by the high standard of behavior. that is a requirement >> law enforcement officials say the individuals involved were part of a support team and the president's security was never compromised. a house committee is set to begin a second day of hearings into a federal agents is costly conference. the event cost taxpayers more than $800,000. a fired executive who organized the conference is expected to testify today. yesterday the inspector general revealed he is looking into possible bribery and kickbacks. >> two new polls suggest it is anyone's guess who will win t

he said he targeted the ruling labor party because their policies were to open to muslim immigrants. a norwegian version, living together in harmony with specifically targeted by pratique last week -- the norwegian version of the song, which is about living together in harmony, was specifically targeted by breivik last week. protesters also marched on the courthouse in oslo and lined walkways with red and white flowers. >> ♪ who could ask for more ♪ >> those are some of the headlines. this is "democracy now!," democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. >> welcome to all our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. as the obama administration paves the way for a radical expansion of how it carries out drone strikes inside yemen, a major conference in washington, dc this weekend will highlight the human costs of this tsa's clandestine drone attacks. the drone summit, jointly organized by a group of human rights and advocacy organizations, aims to educate the american people on the exponential and lethal rise in the number

many of them young people affiliated with the country's ruling labor party. and what he says is his struggle to stop islam's march across europe. italy has unveiled some disappointing economic data this wednesday as it struggles to get its finances in order. a technocrat government which was formed to street that the country's economy says a deeper than expected recession means it will fail to meet its goal of a balanced budget next year. this news from roan coincides with an announcement by agrees that it expects to see its economy contract this year by another 4.7% -- an announcement by greece. investors anxiously await a report from the european commission on whether the painful reform efforts are working. on to the markets, and following tuesday's strong rally, investors sent equities lower in the mid-week session. our correspondent sent us this summary from the frankfurt stock exchange. >> after the unexpected rally at the beginning of this week when the dax went up by 4% on monday and tuesday, the traders here on the frankfurt floor took a break, but th

once the island was a sanctuary for young members of the labor party. now flowers commemorate those who died here. she could have so easily been among them. she was at the campsite. she hid behind a tent, but the gunman found her. >> after he shot me, i ran to the water shotting "please do not tell me -- kill me! i do not want to die!" in films, people die 10 seconds after they are shot. i was sure i would die. slowly bleed to death and flawlessly. >> she sat on the shore for two hours, waiting for death. finally she was rescued. now she has plunged back into life. ordeal has only made her more result in, more involved in politics. she is determined to finish her degree. she is always on the move. is she running away from something? >> perhaps. i am not sure. i always do what i feel like. i have blocked many things out of my mind, things that sap more energy than they give me. >> with the help of this year therapists and psychologists, she has continued her recovery and she is following news. she was relieved when she heard the second team of psychiatri

carnage wreaked on the island as he carried out a shooting spree amongst terrified teenagers at a labor party youth camp. only minutes into the proceedings this morning, breivik made his first political statement. >> i do not recognize the norwegian court. you've got your mandate from political parties who support multiculturalism. >> his objection was recognized and under norwegian law, breivik will have five days about which to speak about the motives for his massacre. >> now i will ask for the defendant to stand up. >> first he heard the reading of the indictments against him for terrorist attacks. then, the prosecutor listed the names of the 77 and the awful manner of their death. >> by this clotion he killed the following eight persons who also sustained extensive blast injuries. as follows. born in 1979, he was at the entrance and close to the van and died immediately of massive injuries caused by the shock wave and objects. >> breivik was asked how he pleaded. his answer beliefs that his targets were legitimate because norway supports immigration. >> i acknowledge the act but i do not

of the inquiry were agreed by the leader of the liberal democratic party and the leader of the labor party. i believe that to step in and tried to prejudge that inquiry would be wrong. let me be clear. lord justice leveson has made that point this morning. let me read what he has said. >> prime minister has to say and the questioning will continue. >> he said this this morning. "it is very important to hear every side of the story before drawing conclusions. although i have seen requests for other inquiries and investigations and of course i do not seek to constrain parliament, but it seems to me that the better course is to allow this inquiry to proceed." having agreed with this inquiry, let's listen to the inquiry it. >> mr. speaker, lord justice is a responsible for a lot of things, but he is not responsible for the integrity of the prime minister -- in case he forgot, that is the responsibility of the prime minister. mr. speaker, he was not judging this bid. he was helping the bid by news corp.. in january the culture secretary's office was not only colluding with news corp. to provide

he claims he targeted the government head quarters in oslo and a labor party youth camp to strike against the left leaning political forces he blames for allowing immigration in norway. the suspect was stone faced as prosecutors read the inditement on terror and murder charges. but he suddenly became emotional, when prosecutors showed an anti muslim video he posted on youtube before the killing spree. >> he is not responding when they read the inditement, one and a half hour of terrible things he has done, but he was crying when his own movie was shown on the screen, and i think that is because he has his personality. >> reporter: a survivor says he wants the trial to be as ordinary as possible. >> he stated this is to gain attention i don't believe he should gain attention to it i don't want to give him that reward. >> during the 10 week trial the state of his mental health will determine whether he is sent to prison, or psychiatric care. if found mentally confident, he could face 21 years in prison or the sentence could be prolonged for as long as he is deemed a danger to society. in lo

norwegian capital last july before going on a shooting spree at a youth camp organized by the governing labor partylling 77 people and wounding many more. >> avoid of emotion, he told the court room i have carried out the most sophisticated and spectacular political attack committed in europe since the second world war. >> anders behring breivik's lawyers warn the shocking statements. on the second day of his trial, the man admitted to killing 77 people and said he still considers himself innocent. breivik claimed he acted in self-defense to protect his country from multi-cultural some. he added that he would do it again if given the chance. that testimony had been delayed by controversy that caused one of the five judges to be taken off the case. the late judge admitted to writing and internet comic the day after the massacre, calling for the perpetrator to receive the death penalty. that is despite the fact that norway does not have capital punishment. after the judge's removal came breivik's statement. for the survivors, a chilling reminder of last year's attacks. >> at the same time, it is good

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nazir ahmed is a labor party number the house of lords. he made the naufr pakistan in response to a bounty the u.s. made for the leader of a militant group. his party says it's investigating the claims. ahmed has denied the accusations. >>> president obama is speaking publicly about what's being called the biggest scandal in the secret service's history. 11 agents and personnel have been fired. they're accused of bringing prostitutes back to a hotel in colombia last week ahead of the president's trip for the summit of americas. five members of the military are also under investigation. >> we're here on behalf of our people. and that means that we conduct ourselves with the utmost dignity and probity. obviously what has been reported doesn't meet the standards. >> they were involved with the elite presidential protection division. >>> the senate expected to vote on the buffett rule. president obama supports that measure. it would require millionaires to pay at least the same percentage on their income taxes as middle-class families. the leg

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reference of the inquiry were agreed by the leader of the liberal democrat party and the leader of the labor party. and i believe that to step in and try and prejudge that inquiry would be wrong. and let me be clear. let me be clear, lord justice levinson has made that precise point this morning. let me read to the house what lord justice levinson has said. perhaps the house would like to listen. let's hear -- >> let's hear what the prime minister has to say and then the questioning will continue. prime minister? >> lord justice levin said said this this morning, it is very important to hear every side of the story before drawing conclusions. and then he said this. although i have seen requests for other inquiries and investigations, and of course i do not seek to constrain parliament, but it seems to me that the better course is to allow this inquiry to proceed. now having set up this inquiry, having agreed with this inquiry, he should listen to the inquiry. -- >> mr. speaker lord justice levinson is responsible for a lot of things but he's not responsible for the integrity of the prime minister'

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employer and is seeking compensation he was appointed cyclical late last year to shore up the ruling labor party's fragile hold on power . nearly seventy thousand orthodox believers have gathered at moscow's main cathedral for a service in the sense of the faith that follows a number of high profile cases of vandalism of churches and sacred objects over the past few months and here's a check of greece. we can see and indeed thousands of people who've congregate here moscow's main cathedral christ the savior they're being led game procession by patriarch kirill now this perceives here's a number of hours of mass prayer and also a list she service that was given this summer has been replicated around the country as a whole at some of the key centers of the orthodox church in russia some its main cathedral and really sent to drum up support for the faith has been coming under some criticism of lateness be facing some troubling times its leaders among them patriarch kirill say they come under attack from an anti christian campaign have been attacks made on the numbers our number of church properties a

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in part it's also the socialist labor party of of just called into this that the socialist party and so we've got two major parties now calling for a complete u. turn. so it's going to be very hard how the elite continue on this line which is telling to the people look there's no alternative where more people are voting for parties that are saying yes there is an alternative and we want to look at other options and i wonder if all this turmoil we witnessed over the past couple of years is still just the tip of the iceberg are we just seeing the beginning of. political turmoil in the e.u. is the unraveling of the project now beyond repair i wonder with the euro at the core of the rot i think it is because i think in holland were to lead the euro and that's not such a far fetched idea as it might have appeared few years ago but it really is game over because hollande has been a strong ally of germany in a kind or a drive towards the euro and i think it's been almost global and basically the dutch people are going to be the important players in here because they are being asked to keep

what he wanted to take out were not muslims it was not a direct attack on muslims he blamed the labor party for. or promoting multiculturalism and he raised the whole issue of what he called the tyranny of political correctness which says that we can't even talk about these things without being accused of racism now those two points i really would like to hear a more nuanced comment on by a representative of the muslim community i feel that the middle east somebody talks about these things i tend to be accused of bias in some quarters both by some muslims and by some extreme liberals of of racist assumptions and i i'm a fanatical liberal in other words i fanatically i fanatical fanatical what i would hold rather ironic is that as well i'm very passionate liberal you're just going to . go just as well and i actually go but i'm going to have some muslims are extremists homunculi i'm if you look at the if you look at a word that i've been doing in iran with one foundation and muslim organizations have been doing here in the united kingdom we take on those extremists so yes we accept any politi

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political party is raising the moral issue what they are saying from the social democrats to the labor party is is how can we pay going back to germany and greece of course after world war two there is huge forgiveness for german debts which is the basis for their recovery is there some hypocrisy here well that was a german economic miracle let's just say they have a short memory because it's not taught in the school books anymore and that's what happens when you let bankers subsidize the schools that give you the school books the german economic miracle started with the allied monetary reform of the one nine hundred forty seven and it monetary. form was addict cancellation all debts except for the money that employers sowed their workers for the last few weeks or so and a minimum balance. all the debts were cancelled and that sort of free market was a free market is a market free of debt free of rent free of obligations it's a clean slate and the reason the allies did this were most of the deaths rode by the nazis and they didn't want the nazis to come out of the war with an advantage like

what's happening is you know the government in britain has shifted previously it was under the labor party and so left wing activists and people on the left who protested it were able to have some influence now we have this sort of conservative and liberal democrat coalition whose support levels are already extremely low they're probably figure they can't alienate anybody else so they might as well push through their wish list of civil liberties trampling policies and you know just going off what you said i mean you said it took nine eleven to sort of push to the patriot act here let's not forget that lasted for ten years and that was reinstated as law here so i guess i'm just wondering i mean what do you think is there some sort of international opinion that the patriot act is a fact and a really good. well i think there's an international opinion among governments everywhere that it's nice to spy on your citizens i mean who doesn't like the power to listen in on people's emails to look at what web pages people visit every government loves the ability to do that and so what we see is you

conservative prime minister david cameron to defend his deficit cutting, under sharp criticism from the labor party. we have a report from tom bradby of "independent television news." >> it's the brave action of this government that has lifted our economy out of the danger zone. >britain's economy is out of the danger zone and recovering. today britain is out of that danger zone and able to grow sustainably. >> reporter: many wondered if mr. cameron would come to regret those words uttered at various points in the last two years and so it has proved as the men from the office of national statistics sat down this morning looked pretty miserable and it didn't take long to work out way. >> there's a preliminary estimate for gross domestic product in the first quarter of 2012 is that output fell by0.2%. >> reporter: it was an economic statistic but also a political bombshell. in some, we are back in recession. the tory's entire strategy is built on the idea they are putting us through this pain in order to fix our economy. >> the reality is this is a recession made by him and the chancellor in downing

he took a ferry to an island where kids were on a labor party team camping trip and opened fire withhigh-powered weapons and killed 69 more people, most of them teenagers occurred it was a cold-blooded massacre that lasted an hour and 1/2. now he is on trial for those crimes in norwegian court and has admitted to the killings. he said it was all justified. he said he should get a medal because in his twisted mind he was protecting nor wafer multi-cultural was some. specifically he testified last week that he believes norwegian schoolchildren are being brainwashed by a children's song that is popular in norway. born norwegian version of a pete seeger song called my rainbow race. after 8 he singled out that song as particularly offensive to him, today 40,000 people turned out in oslo to serenade him with that song. 5,000 people rsvp that they would turn up. they said the crowd was 8 times that number. they were gathered in a square right next to the first building that he bombed, right near the courthouse where he is on trial. they stood in the rain carrying roses and setting him that

he says he planned to bomb the government district, the labor party office and a third location that might have been the royal palace but it was more difficult than he had bought to build a bomb. heads are starting to roll at the secret service, three agents will no longer work for the agency. this comes after the men allegedly paid women to come back to their hotel rooms in colombia before the president arrived for the summit last month. >> >> he is a pint size crime fighter, the wish granted for this brave batman. >> even though we have temperatures in the '80s, some people are doing some spring snow skiing. kirkwood has 12 lifts open to the public. we're not expecting any new snow by the weekend. at sugar bowl, 58-120 in. with partly cloudy skies. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> with get you caught up with some of the morning's top stories, today the 49ers in the city of santa clara are holding a formal groundbreaking for a new stadium. it will gather at the site adjacent to the great america theme park this morning. dozens of students are suspended at berkeley high school accused in a

something about this as seeing the attack on president obama as being european, like the british labor partyiforms, exactly, but they act like they do. everything is exactly we vote like the party leaders and we destroy the other party. >> that's why the party in power in britain gets to do whatever it wants to do, essentially. >> because there's no room for compromise. >> and i'd love to hear robert graber speak on this point. how do theyç enforce this? the idea that you can get unanimity on a caucus, on anything, really, that no member has a special reason in his or her district why they have to buck the leadership and vote a different way. that didn't happen this time. >> let me ask you about boehner. boehner seems like a regular republican, the kind i grew up with who makes deals, who compromised, who has an idealogy, but he's willing to accept the fact that the goal was to govern the country, not just to protest. i get the sense that these tea partiers came to congress not just to attack the government but to protest it. >> yeah, i take it at his word that he wants to govern, but he be

this discipline, like the british labor party. they all vote in lock step. t like that do. we destroy the other party. >> right, that's why the body of power in britain gets to do what they want to do. that's why i find it so fascinating. how do they enforce this discipline? you spend time on capitol hill, and the idea that you can get unity on a caucus thatyjz member has a special reason why they have to buck the leadership and vote a different way -- they didn't -- that didn't happen this time. they managed -- >> let me ask you about boehner, he grew up and deals with compromise, he is willing to accept that the goal is to overgovernor the counove govern the woun try. >> that's an acute point, as speaker boehner would say, i take him at his word that he wants to legislature, but he became speaker because of the freshman that came in on a tea par party wave. i didn't come to washington to join a team, he came to represent his constituents and a lot of others believe that there was too much spending, obama care needed to be rolled back, and that's where they