>> the biggest challenge for the labor party my party and the u.k. is to convince people there is an alternative. we think very much looking at what president obama is trying to do to sort of put jobs at the heart of the economic plan. that is the way that you can get the building blocks out of this kind of mess. and the problem is that states need to do this collectively. otherwise, you know, we're sort of networked in now the effects of that sort of massive state intervention are quite hard to sort of manage if you can't do this on the global stage. >> eliot: look, i can't conduct this interview with you without asking about rupert murdoch. he is a titan of the media across the globe. titan who spreads misinformation and illegally obtained information in my view. what is going to happen at the end of the day? you have at least had criminal cases brought against people within his organizations. he's under scrutiny. will something fundamental change either at his company or in the media over in britain? >> i don't think -- i think the jury is out abo

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seen as an attempt to persuade voters that he could lead the country ed miliband addressed the labor party conference in a delivery which left many with more questions than answers on what his policies are. explains a bit more. it was billed as the most personal speech ever given by a british political leader and personal it was ed miliband told the labor party conference about his childhood as the son of jewish refugees who fled the nazis and his school days as a london comprehensive which he says enabled him to get on with people from all walks of life his ultimate goal to differentiate himself from david cameron and his chancellor george osborne who have been branded from within their own party as to push boys who don't know the price of milk but in reality just how different is ed miliband his father was a socialist intellectual and his upbringing in highbrow north london circles is worlds away from the lives of most british workers he went to oxford and has never had a proper job outside politics apart from a teaching post at harvard's this speech was full of bluster about the call me

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get sent a councillor for the opposition labor party in sheffield thank you thank you. israel's prime minister has ordered a parliamentary election to take place early next year eight months ahead of schedule benjamin netanyahu is believed to be banking on the swift poll to secure his reelection and a majority for his party right now he's struggling to get his austerity budget passed while ramping up the war talk against iran election success could in boulder netanyahu who's long been threatening an offensive against have crohn's but it's not that striking before the vote could mean an electoral defeat america presidential election is also considered a major factor in the prime minister's decision as israeli historian and journalist dr ron paul dark explains. is taking advantage of situation and the budget is only a pretext it's too late to pass a budget is difficult but he could have done it but this is the best time from his point of view because the coalition today in is words in shambles so he catches actually a moment in which from his point of view within three mo

labor party conference underway but the leader as miliband speech is criticized for putting his life story ahead of the issues our london correspondent brings us the details shortly. where the violence still tearing syria apart alarm bells are ringing for rebel backers amid concerns the revolution could take another ugly turn some experts are convinced that the church community is the number two target on the rebel hit list after president assad and journalist come a ready told us that anti semitic sentiment is on the rise in syria. the irony of supporting the rebels who may eventually become great enemies of the west is something that's lost in the into the very eager interventionists who are pushing the west to intervene in syria to arm the opposition interviewed a group of rebels in damascus who were holed up in various parts of damascus and there is a bird i interviewed some of them a few of them who traveled from afghanistan said that they had a big fight against the jews ahead of them and this is a million to me because i've met people elsewhere particularly in pakistan who say

labor party annual conference is in full swing and is casting himself as a walking class hero promising a bright future for great britain while relentlessly criticizing the country's current leadership but as all she's laura smith reports there was plenty of politics but few policies and the name was indeed his address ed miliband told the labor party conference about his childhood as the son of jewish refugees who had fled the nazis and his school days at a london comprehensive which he says enabled him to get on with people from all walks of life his ultimate goal though to differentiate himself from david cameron and his chancellor george osborne who'd been branded from within their own party to push boys who don't know the price of milk but in reality just how different is miliband his father was a socialist intellectual and his upbringing in highbrow north london is worlds away from the lives of most british workers he went to oxford and has never had a proper job outside politics apart from a teaching post at harvard's this speech was full of bluster about the old me the believe t

we, the labor party must be the party that fights, defendants and wins the battle for the united kingdom[applause] there is no more important area of our common life than the national health service. [applause] the magic of the national health service for me that you don't leave your credit card at the door. the national health service is based on a different set of volumes. a whole different set of values that the people of britain love. not all use of money, market and exchange, but values of competition, care and corporations. that is the magic of the national health service. that is one of british people and the national health service. and i afraid they have shown in the government something they just don't understand. remember before the last election, remember those airbrush posters with that picture of david cameron? remember those speeches, the three most important letters to me he says were nhs? it was a solemn contract with the british people. and then what did he do? he came along after the election and proposed a top-down reorganization that nobody voted for, that nobody kne

country went to the polls for a parliamentary election, the president said she would not accept the labor party in the government, amid accusations of vote-buying. the current bull government has a poor showing -- the current liberal government had a poor showing. peace-broker lakhdar brahimi says he regrets that a truce has not been held in syria. he is not giving up. >> a car bomb has killed 10 people in damascus. opposition activists are reporting some of the heaviest for strikes yet -- heaviest strikes yet. >> there is no sign of a cease- fire. syrian state tv shows president's coming out of their houses after a blast -- shows residents coming out of their houses after the blast. there are reports that the car bomb killed 10 people. un special envoy lakhdar brahimi had arranged a truce. he met with russia's foreign minister. he said that diplomats must keep trying. >> i'm terribly sorry, just as sergey has said he was, that this appeal has not been heard at the level we hope it would. that will not discourage us. that will not discourage us, because we know that the people of syria deserve

you do this and so i'd only make what might are you know thinking about your point of course the labor party finance issues is not a party that is remotely of the left it is was a party of what would be an us terms the extreme right the lib dems were every bit as bad as the conservatives of anything are worse and so there has been no choice in the united kingdom for over a decade if you actually were on it to vote for someone who was really going to regulate so that's have to change one of these parties has to be changed into a party that represents the people of great britain or united kingdom or england whichever you know variant you have in mind at the time instead of representing the huge financial institutions because you've just seen what happens to a nation that wins a competition and laxity it loses its moral soul and it has repeated financial crises because what it will attract act is the worst pod scum throughout the world and it will have regulatory leaders who will stand by while the pond scum destroy the nation all right well right of time bill black thanks so much for being on

opposition labor party currently under way. becky will be heading there and she joins us now onset. >> i'm heading to the conservative party conference next week. we care about that from a direct policy point of view. but the labor party are doing their best to make themselves look states man like in the conference this week. leader of the main opposition party will today be making his pitch to the country's next political leader. speaking at that labor party conference which is being held in manchester, they will try to contrast themselves by talking about his own humble background. speaking yesterday, the shadow chancellor here in the uk said the current government will have a viable plan to fix the country and needs direct investment. >> i don't think monetary policy can do the job. we do need some kick start action right now, because if not, what happens? as i said, we are not just in recession. our borrowing is going up, our deficit is going up because you've not got people at work paying tax. so there's been a right of myt

we obviously suffered a buying election defeat the labor party in 2010, we were two brothers in the cabr under gordon brown, and in the end it is better to just let people state their views and say what they want and a party can decide, and that is what has happened. i think it is important obviously that he has the freedom to lead the party as he wants, and that is why i say, you said i am not on the front line. i put it i am not on the front bench but the front line at the grass roots. >> in the battle of ideas. >> yes, i think that is important. >> so when you look at the government in power, the tori government of david cameron, how are they doing? >> well, the buying test, is an economic test, and by their own light they are failing it, britain is in double dip recession. >> too much austerity. >> yes, basically we are in a balance sheet recession. the private sector is deleveraging hard, export markets are really pretty slack, and for government to withdraw support from the economy as the tories have done since 2010 has really been a recipe for a double dip recession and sure enou

there's been a passage about deficit-reduction and he said the labor party just wants to keep borrowing. he says if you look at the two sides of the world there's china which is much more lean and has proper education and infrastructure. if you look at the west, he says you've got overregulated, welfare system, there's too much fat. i think he's trying to urge the british people to realize they need to change or they will join the slide. >> thanks very much for that. as the conflict continues in syria, activists estimate the death toll is 32,000 and there is a staggering damage to the country's infrastructure, the economy, and culture. a region in western syria along the mediterranean remains largely untouched by the violence. the ancestral home of president assad's family and his minority alawite people. >> another day dawns along the mediterranean. ease in manyd parts of syria anymore. the only fighting is between friends on jet skis on this part of the coast. i arranged to meet a group of him students at a popular cafe. they come from the many ethnic and religious groups. they coexis

as >> next, remarks i the british labor party leader. then a discussion about race as a qualifier for college admission. >> i watched the various congressional hearings and deliberations on public policy and information that is put out by the various think tanks and washington d.c. i like sundays at 8:00 or they talk to different authors and discuss the books they have not risen. it is a great way to get information. >> wesley romans watches c-span on comcast. but you as a public service by your television provider. the british house of commons is in recess. prime minister's questions will not be seen this week. in its place, we had to manchester, england. miliband was elected party leader in 2010. this is about one hour and five minutes. [applause] >> it is great to be in labour manchester. and you know manchester has special memories for me because two years ago i was elected the leader of this party. i'm older. i feel a lot older actually. [laughter] i hope i'm a bit wiser. but i am prouder than ever to be the leader of the labour par

next, remarks by british labor party leader. after that, a look at the tax proposals of president obama and mitt romney. another chance to see q &a. >> after being in office, we were sitting in the oval office and larry summers said, mr. president, looking at this year's budget come at you are going to have a trillion dollar deficit. i have not done anything yet, he said. >> we cannot keep looking our children in the high knowing that we are going to give them a diminished future because we are spending their money today. it is a very simple idea. mitt romney and i are going to bring it to washington. we've got to stop spending money we do not have. we must cut spending, we must get this balanced budget. >> next thursday night, paul brian and joe biden will face off in their only critic paul brian and joe biden will face off in their only debate. you can watch and engage with c- span with our live debate preview starting at 7:00. your reactions at 10:30. a follow our live coverage on c- span, c-span radio, and online. >> i watch

quite clearly will be in a bind it's very interesting that the new parties to the conservatives the labor party liberal democrats they are no longer seeing scotland couldn't make it i think a really interesting is a very very exciting time for scotland and that everyone has to lay out their star and be up to us who believe in independence those who believe that scotland can be a better country if it's independent makes a sort of decisions we show. the scottish people and it's up to the always who want people to vote nor the case for staying in the union and by the feel scotland and scots would be big check. the links with united kingdom. and most of the weapons being smuggled to the syrian rebels from abroad are bolstering the strength of islamic extremists that's according to u.s. officials who say radical elements are poised to take over syria if asked of falls argus renegotiate has the details. the u.s. has admitted that the aid which they have been sending towards the syrian rebels actually does not end up in the hands of the groups which they were hoping it would end up in quite on the con

when his opposition has taken the lead in the country's parliamentary election a left wing labor party and center left social democrats have together one around forty five percent of the vote and are both ahead of the ruling coalition which is coming third the result reflects a sharp decline in the government's popularity which has been linked to its dress to the program the baltic state has been plagued by unemployment and a huge exodus of workers into western europe. brazilian marie example we have stormed two of rio de janeiro's most of tori's slums the operation is aimed at wrestling control of the shantytowns away from drug gangs as part of the preparations for the twenty fourteen football world cup at least five suspected traffickers who attempted to flee were killed police are now running to the boys specially trained agents to operate in two areas on a permanent basis. from coming to the baltic sea russia has voted in its nationwide regional election more than fifty seven thousand candidates were running for positions as governors or municipal officials early results show rulin

neil gibson a councillor for the opposition labor party says the measures pushed by the u.k. government are putting an unbearable burden on ordinary people. even we are in a sense the government got stuck there so it's they just can't seem to duty to us people of this country can't see anymore he has no strategy he talked in a speech today about swimming. the easy thing by steering. away from the rocks where we're heading to the rocks not where we are there is that we begin in greece . greece and spain or italy and they need to change their lot to start thinking that they know best work with the rest of us change the course of whatever you want and. we've been getting more reaction to the issue of a possible break up of britain which was the skull stuff the conservative party conference alan smith a member of the european parliament for the scottish national party scotland doesn't get back what it puts into the u.k. it's not working for the people of scotland and we could do better resenting ourselves as a small prosperous northern european nation we're surrounded by the los

disillusioned with the policies of the main political parties both three party the liberal democrats labor party and the conservatives are pretty going to london stock exchange and you know and i'm going to stand in the open with the market drive for political alternative and not political alternative being here today on this and that is why i like our style unity groups and trade unions to be at the forefront and depending the welfare state i don't think we are also putting it different on some go on to the political scene the contribution that we are aiming for today is the kind of future that ultimately feaking thought and i would say the parliament more kristie real democracy for all the kind of democracy the crimean people control how things go wrong in their community propping around their neighbor i'm not old make me because they did you millionaires in cabinet down in west. and today's cause a report brings you some insight into the life of the one percent and the simple pleasures of life in tax havens here's a preview of what's coming up on thirteen thirty g.m.t. . we were talking about

however there are other men in pushing forward with their return labor party on the other hand really who are not sort of can we knock him out already. ordered me to nationalize rail way i mean you. are not sure how our market order mulford about it what are what are so community groups and trade unions who are in the founding that well i don't have it we are putting it. on on the on on the political scene namely strike an occupation and start. arming the workers. felt from the education act and it's not work thank you very much for your time. people in bahrain continue to pound the streets out the campus elma now a day off today as they demand political reform on fast day the rallies saw violent scenes as a policeman was killed in a bomb blast the regime is accused of gagging voices critical of the ruling family and the latest incident anti-monarchy tweets so full man arrested and charged with determination regular crash tests in bahrain have been going on for more than a year and a half and how little arm is it from the country's largest opposition party it says western nations turn

but we can do some cases that will mean people taking action from the leader of the opposition labor party ad miliband is now speaking at the london protest an artist's hour for of his personal highlights on twitter. the israeli military has seized a boat on route to gaza carrying international activists and humanitarian aid it was the latest attempt to breach the blockade of the palestinian coastal territory imposed by israel five years ago an israeli raid of a turkish led flotilla in two thousand and ten left nine activists dead and sparked international condemnation victorious trant from the firm behind the latest shipment says they'll continue their missions despite forceful israeli action. also ordered two thousand and ten wasn't a swedish new ship and this was a horrible attack on civilians don't worry our and. all people on board are aware of the risk or taking and they are doing it anyhow they are doing it because they want to show their solidarity to other people to people or to the palestinian cigars of because of the palestinians also have you know if they are human beings they

we need to recognize that there are difficult positions, and the labor party was committed to even greater cuts and we have delivered. the key is can the crack down on paperwork? can we get the police out on the beat? can we help and do the job they do at that crime? the answer in this case is, yes we can gary >. >> can i join in paying tribute to malcolm wicks. he was outstanding, a decent man, and a good friend. is there one way which we can honor his memory -- to continue to improve the national health service so more people beat cancer and do not have their lives tragically cut short. >> my honorable friend speaks to the whole house. i understand he often used to drive moroccan home to croyden after the boat -- malcolm to croyden home. i think it is a good arrangement. one of the greatest things we can do to remember malcolm is continue the success of the cancer drugs fund which has helped over 20,000 people, and make sure people get the urgent treatments and urgent drugs. >> if there were a referendum on burton's continued membership in the eu, one minister said they would vote to lea

he talked about the differences between the opposition labor party and the conservative party, particularly in education, national health service, and welfare reform. this is 15 minutes. -- 50 minutes. >> thank you. >> in may 2010, this party stood on the threshold of power for the first time in more than a decade. we knew then that it was not just the ordinary duties of office that we were assuming. we were entering into government at a grave moment in the modern history of britain. at a time when people felt uncertainty, even fear. here was the challenge -- to make an insolvent nation solvent again. to set our country back on the path to prosperity that all can share in. to bring home our troops from danger while keeping our citizens safe from terror. to mend a broken society. two and a half years later of course i cannot tell you that all is well, but i can say this -- britain is on the right track. as prime minister it has fallen to me to say some hard things and to help our country face some hard truths. all of my adult life, whatever the difficulties, the british people have at least

. >> the opposition labor party leader addressed the crowd and he was booed as he told the crowd that some cuts were necessary. >>> a major bust in hong kong. customs officers confiscated a record amount of ivory. worth a whopping $3.4 million were discovered at the customs checkpoint. it was hidden in bags of plastic scrap and a container labeled bones and shipments from tanza noaa and kenya. authorities arrested seven people in the case and under hong kong's law, victims will face up to two years in jail and a huge fine. >>> sports is up next, the terrapins suffer another loss at quarterback. >> lindsay murphy has all of the highlights coming up next in sports. >> and we had a great weekend so far. -- so far. all of the clouds will be out of the way. i will have the details in the full forecast coming up.  . >>> all right, talking football with lindsay murphy and maryland playing today and there is good and bad in the situation. >> and wind is hard to -- wins are hard to come by. >> the other good news, they're two wins from being bowl eligible. >> oh. >>> going to be tough c