himself came to no way as a political refugee in the late eighty's he says the ruling labor party is importing voters immigrants are indeed among the parties strongest supporters but the prize is high how can you integrate minority when the minority is actually the majority in the society who is going to learn from who is well you are . such rhetoric is too familiar to every norwegian a homegrown terrorist killed seventy seven here last summer protesting against the takeover of muslim immigrants also one towards one of those on that island last july his comrades and friends were killed right in front of his very eyes he says he survived to fight for what brave it tried to destroy the most important lesson is that we've never paid. ground and well use ground. it's a fight we never win the fight for democracy or. for justice it's something that we constantly need to focus on despite concern for the threat to kill made by some immigrants may be a real noways unlikely to give up its tolerant small toe in fact it's quite the opposite for many the only response to brave extent immigrant mot

conservative amendment i was one of the co signatories of that and it's correct to say that the labor party and others including minority parties the d u p from northern ireland some of the welsh nationalists scottish nationalists supported a conservative amendment so it wasn't conservative m.p. supporting the labor party the opposition of a long i think versus a united parliament very strong message from last night's vote actually strengthened surprise minister sound when he negotiates the issue on the twenty second of november you know the european your reporter was absolutely right the european issue is going to run and run because europe is going to be more of an issue in this parliament rather than less of an issue and i think it's politically smart for the government and i'm a member of the governing party to actually be in touch with public opinion rather than be out of touch but as part of the problem of the european project in many other member states the political elites of brussels and. member states are out of touch with their citizens and i think that is a very dangerous place

it's an absolute disgrace and i think it's a case of desperation really from the labor party to have a byelection rather than exactly in the same area where this terrible incident has taken place and the council have gone ahead and persecuted this family because they are members of ukip i'm not too sure whether this is a coincidence or not now your party is though critical of multiculturalism and political correctness is this incident an indication that perhaps you're being misunderstood in your failing to communicate your policies. absolutely not i think our policies are quite clear i think the fact that we're now around ten to twelve percent in the opinion polls goes ahead and shows that and the fact is that at miliband the leaders of the labor party has come out and said there needs to be an investigation into this michael gove the conservative education secretary has come out and said that this is a disgrace so we're getting backing not just from the people because the public is on the whole behind us on this they think it's a disgrace and it would also getting the backing of the

the leaders of the labor party has come out and said there needs to be an investigation into the. michael gove the conservative education secretary has come out and said that this is a disgrace so we're getting backing not just from the people because the public is on the whole behind us on this they think it's a disgrace it would also getting the backing from other political parties as well so you agree with the whole idea that no matter what political persuasion couples are they should be able to adopt children. oh look this corporal have been foster parents for the past seven years they have been given children homes and doing a good job what happens here is a case of persecution i think it's absolutely wrong in the people who will suffer as a result will be the children because they've been happy the i've read in the report today that they have been one of the children's because to call them. they removed what will happen to these children now looked at by the people who isn't isn't bringing children up in a political environment of consideration for example would you be happy

the opposition labor party is rubbing its hands in glee. 53 of david cameron is -- cameron's own party refused to toe the line, pushing through the amendment. kamen wants to freeze the eu budget over the next seven years, but these skeptics say a freeze does not go far enough. they want to see cuts in real terms. opposition labour is supporting the call. while wednesday's parliamentary vote to cut your spending is not binding, it is a significant challenge to david cameron's authority and puts him in a difficult position. the eu commission is proposing a 5% increase in the budget, a move supported by many eu member states. britain's deputy prime minister, and it clegg, a member of the democrats, is skeptical this government can single-handedly turn the tide of the use sentiment -- nick clegg is skeptical this government can single-handedly turn the tide of you sentiment. >> it is wishful thinking to suggest we could effectively give ourselves a free pass to undercut a single market. >> camera could find himself once again somewhat isolated among european leaders if he seeks to push thr

. >> the nationalist party, which is the government of the day, and the labor party, always feel that this is a body of the votes, which sometimes has voted as a bloc, which could lead to their losing the election. bear in mind in malta, elections are won or lost by just 1000, 1500 votes. >> the prospects for an effective ban on bird hunting in malta remain slim. conservationists will be busy for the foreseeable future. >> that is it for "european journal" this week. if you have questions or comments, we uld love to hear from you. our e-mail address is europa@dw.de. or check us out on facebook. from all of us here in brussels, thanks for watching. goodbye. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--

and on the subject of making history this week i think the leader of -- the leader of the labor party made history because he told congress he wants -- told radio he wanted to be margaret thatcher, came to this house and said on europe he is more euro skeptic than bill cash. he said he loved europe more than tony blair. he has impersonated all politicians. this time the joke is on him. >> thank you, mr. speaker. my right hon. friend of prime minister agrees with me that a free press is one of the cornerstones of a true democracy. any attempt to model newspapers such as the group in my own -- >> my hon. friend makes an important point. i join him in my admiration of the messenger group but all they did -- it is an important point because the problems we had in the newspaper industry have not been about regional and local titles that perform incredibly important functions in our democratic system. i think we all have to wait and study the report carefully and respond to what he said. >> tom harris. >> the first of my constituency, tax due on time. revenue of four billion pounds and last

and on the subject of making history this week i think the leader of -- the leader of the labor party made history because he told congress he wants -- told radio he wanted to be margaret thatcher, came to this house and said on europe he is more euro skeptic than bill cash. he said he loved europe more than tony blair. he has impersonated all politicians. this time the joke is on him. >> thank you, mr. speaker. my right hon. friend of prime minister agrees with me that a free press is one of the cornerstones of a true democracy. any attempt to model newspapers such as the group in my own -- >> my hon. friend makes an important point. i join him in my admiration of the messenger group but all they did -- it is an important point because the problems we had in the newspaper industry have not been about regional and local titles that perform incredibly important functions in our democratic system. i think we all have to wait and study the report carefully and respond to what he said. >> tom harris. >> the first of my constituency, tax due on time. revenue of four billion pounds and last

conservative backbenchers the tory rebels reach across the floor to varied with the opposition labor partyto demand to the cash flow to brussels archie surfer it has the details from london all of them a significant defeat for the government since they came to power we saw two m.p.'s standing alongside labor calling for real term cuts to the budget now those negotiations all that budget against take place in brussels later on this month the prime minister david cameron had been calling on his party to stand with him in his approach to these negotiations that he'd been talking about a rise in line with inflation which would have been at about eighty percent the government today very much trying to downplay that defeat they're saying of kools they're going to be fighting for the person's best interest but clearly many members of their own policy feeling that the best wasn't good enough it was the significance of the fifty three tory m.p. that has left the government looking increasingly disconnect is not just for their own party but from the british public as well certainly when it comes to

various components of his base one of the things he knows is that the center right as well as the labor party and others are very upset with him for disrupting the u.s. israeli relationship because of his very bad relationship with president obama now one of the things that will happen here as has we've already seen from both the white house and the state department is that the u.s. is in a position where they have said right from the beginning israel has absolute right to. quote self-defense a false claim but they are not prepared to say anything about the legalities of israeli actions that however is not going to make good on the long standing tensions between obama and netanyahu that tension remains so this isn't really going to work on that level what it does do is remind israelis that at the end of the day we are still in a position where the u.s. is going to support any military move that israel does it will prevent the issue from coming up as it has already in the un security council it will discourage it from coming up in a serious way in the arab league and it will put enormous press

bound by the position he's found himself in or you are skeptics in his own party and of course the labor party who've been arguing for a comeback in a new funding one of the main reasons is because people are generally in bed up with the european union and the amount of power that has visibly the power of national parliaments so really this is a largely a symptom of the spreading of us skeptic feeding across britain has forced david cameron to be in a position where he can't sign up to giving me you any more money without facing a great deal of pressure at home so in a sense this is really a total me issue the money might not be that great in the greater scheme of things considering all the amount of areas where countries have spending and the amount of money that's that's available. course in terms of the britain's own deficit and the debts that the u.k. has it is a small amount that the european union's asking for because the european union has already taken so much power people are just loath to accept a situation where they couldn't get any more money i guess look at as one of the sentimen

the back was the labor force, had a strike that unionized and spread in 1906 and 1907, and the labor party rose, and everybody realized the battle was corporate influence, copper kings, railroad barrens, and those who made up arizona. hunt embraced those people until we came to statehood. they betrayed the very labors who led those strikes, those who put them into power, and that was the mexican-american immigrants. the mexican-american miners, the y turned their back, and they were left out of the arizona constitution, and so were you, women. he said, women are not ready yet, and yet, they were are vital force in arizona statehood. they couldn't believe what hunt did. there was a man, a great vision, mother jones said is the most progressive person we have in the country, and even george hunt couldn't believe what happened because in 1917, there was another huge strike where immigrants and mexican americans were paid half of what anglos were paid in the copy mines which were booming, profits booming in 1917, we were feeling the war efforts, arizona, jerome, the great copper capitals, and

labor. the republican party has been at war with labor and the democratic party has not fought strong enough on labor's behalf. and the republican party has also fought to keep people from being able to make their case at the ballot box. so we need to understand that there are these attacks, these sustained attacks on the interests of working people. and those attacks have been working out. i agree wholeheartedly that this jobs crisis did not start with the great recession which started in december 2007. it started long before then. and until we look at what's happening with working people and specifically decide what steps we can take to help them, all this chatter about the different political parties is not going to mean much. i don't think the parties are actually going to ever take the lead in turning this situation around. what i think is very important is for people outside of the political process, for people who are not elected officials to organize working people and organize those who are working on behalf of working people and then to mobilize to bring pressure on public official

our home for a long labor one party looks to be sure of in the coming election in case also they don't just need another boost yes they don't need they're ok the way they are. you know one way was over the above about you know the linkage between the operation and the expectations. regard for you know the elections and then the second factor which had to be into consideration. as you have a very correctly. it's going on in a new stage in a new regional stage after the arab spring the solution is very much different than comparison with. cast lead. and ground the peroration reader solidarity all over the region maybe all over the muslim. world no you know the voices calling for you know where the real condemnation you know of israel where restraint even the. discussions inside the security council were kept. at the acceptable distance for both parties well at this point let's take a closer look there at the eight long days of the israeli palestinian violence and report from spotlights healing is immediate. both sides blame each other for starting the conflict israel launched in their of

the labor party and the reports the jobless rate inched up 7.9% in october from 7.8% in september.umber of americans hired an august and september went up board showing that we're gradually gaining momentum after a brought virtually stalling in the spring. >> we'll start off with delays and muni. police are still at the montgomery street station investigating a fatality. those of you traveling on muni this morning want to avoid montgomery and there's no service so you have to stick with the powell street station until further notice. the montgomery street station in san francisco is closed due to a fatality. we have reporter on the way and we will keep you updated as we receive more information. traffic heading in the stamford cisco, a huge improvement here. traffic has been out nicely. we're getting more revenue accident on the palo alto side no. 1 01 and embarcadero. this involves a down of motorcyclist with two lanes blocked. give yourself extra time for your ride and northbound 1 01. >> downtown san francisco looks fine. we do not have any fog to contend with there. that is are

i think they do not want us to vote, and i think that is about -- the labor party in germany never pull was more than 5%. you had a three-party run in canada. -- have a three-party run. saying what they did, really in the political wilderness, because time is running out and because we have to build parallel systems of power, i think it is important. >> i went to bring you back into the conversation with our commentator. where do you see, if there is an obama victory, as many are predicting right now, just looking at the numbers, what do you see are the most critical issues for people to organize around? hal owen do you see president obama? closing guantÁnamo, did not close. @ronmentalists voted for him. he fully to copenhagen and scuttled meaningful climate change agreement, and in the debate company -- neither he nor mitt romney raised the issue of climate change, and neither did the debate moderators. on the issue of human rights, deportation of immigrants, more than any president in history, and he has gone after whistle- blower is more than all presidents combined, charging some wi

the business wing of the republican party things it is importing cheap labor. ic party thinks it is importing cheap voters. the republicans are wrong. and the democrats are right. by the way, if the republicans outreach were to succeed the democrats would simply move on to someone else and say, well, we need more somalis in maine or minneapolis and the republicans are not reaching out for the vote. >>neil: what is the middle ground they should be taking if their view, and i think it is fairly, viewed as being antiminority, what should the posture be? not amnesty, but what? >>guest: my view is you have an immigration policy that is in the interests of the existing citizenry of the united states. i'm here as a guest in this country. your nation was kind enough to invite me in. >>neil: they didn't check with me. >>guest: they didn't. and juan williams, i gather, we were there together and he was said he was happy to see me. happy to see enforcement with me and no one else. but that is the issue. it is a choice that americans have to make. >>neil: for all those you