the labor party thinks is right to give child benefits to millionaires. we don't think that is a good use of money. >> thank you, my right hon. friend of prime minister recognizes there needs to be a new relationship between his country and the european union and he has said and i and read the british people must be offered a real police with regard to our continued membership. confirm the house that it is his intention to pick up a fresh settlement and the consent of the british people to that settlement. >> i can't confirm that. that is what i believe this country should do. it is the right thing for britain because it is right that we are involved in a single market, we are active players in the european union but there are changes we would like a relationship that will be good for britain and for europe and because of the changes taking place in the euro zone which is driving a lot of the change in the european union that every opportunity to achieve that settlements and seek consent for it. >> mr. speaker, you like foreign travel, trade delegations,

well i was expelled by tony blair from the labor party in two thousand and three for my role as one ofthe leading figures in the war movement against the war on iraq and i founded the respect party which came out of the great on to war movement which organized the biggest demonstrations the british britain has ever seen in its history indeed five times bigger than the next biggest. site and we're almost at the anniversary of that demonstration february fifteenth when we had two millions on the streets of britain representing tens of millions of people i think in opposition to the war on iraq even before people knew what we know nor that the entire thing was built upon a tower of lies but the expulsion was another job on because it was increasingly difficult and becoming impossible to remain in a party led by mr blair who is a war criminal and who should be on trial in the hague instead of swanning around the world making millions of dollars as a consultant to all sorts of grisly sovereign wealth funds of various dictatorships and exorbitant fees most often in the united states plus the

well i was expelled by tony blair from the labor party in two thousand and three for my role as one ofthe leading figures in the war movement against the war on iraq and i founded the respect party which came out of the great antti war movement which organized the biggest demonstrations the british britain has ever seen in its history indeed five times bigger than the next biggest. site and we're almost at the anniversary of that demonstration february fifteenth when we had two millions on the streets of britain representing tens of millions of people i think in opposition to the war on iraq even before people knew what we know nor the entire thing was built upon a tower of lies but the expulsion was another job on because it was increasingly difficult and becoming impossible to remain in a party led by mr blair who is a war criminal and who should be on trial in the hague instead of swanning around the world making millions of dollars as a consultant to all sorts of good is the sovereign wealth funds of various dictatorships and exorbitant fees most of them in the united states plus t

move on to your government you were a member of the labor party thirty six years then you joined the espect party in two thousand and four what made you switch and why do you think that america is stuck in this two party dictatorship is what i like to call it so taboo to even talk about socialist ideals which i know respect represents. well i was expelled by tony blair from the labor party in two thousand and three for my role as one of the leading figures in the war movement against the war on iraq and i founded the respect party which came out of the great on to war movement which organized the biggest demonstrations the british britain has ever seen in its history indeed five times bigger than the next biggest. height and we're almost at the anniversary of that demonstration february fifteenth when we had two millions on the streets of britain representing tens of millions of people i think in opposition to the war on iraq even before people knew what we know nor the entire thing was built upon a tower of lies but the expulsion was another job on because it was increasingly difficu

that seems to be forming between old conservatives with large corporations with members of the labor party who will want to frighten the people of this country to say that they can't survive on their own but we're still the sixth largest trading nation in the world germany needs is more than them because there's more people employed injured in europe actually sells products the today you're to great britain and also there is that the difference between trade they actually get more out of it than we do from them we get more in our g.d.p. terms from trading with the rest of the world will be talking a lot more about this over the next year or two thank you very much indeed stephen moore city of london spokesman for the u.k. independence party great to hear thoughts thank you great great thank you very much the result of reckless politics all an unavoidable onslaught u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton faces need to listen in on what she thinks led to a deadly attack on an american consulate in libya and garvey last year. that's still to come but first jordanians have been heading to the

then the labor party pulled out . in this case it might be even more complicated. binyamin netanyahu, if he is given the first nod, will have 28 days to form a coalition. then he has another 12 days. the question is whether some other party will be asked to put together a coalition. any kind of coalition would veer to the right. if he could do that with a minimum of cooperation would be his preference. >> thank you for reporting to us live from jerusalem. you can see our front page at zeera.com. the first explosion was caused by a car bomb about 30 kilometers south of baghdad. no one has claimed responsibility. activists are reporting two large explosions on the outskirts of damascus. areas have come under heavy shelling for the second day in a row. one town, thousands of syrians fleeing the violence and up in camps and many have been nammaid for life. have more. >> this is inside syria. thousands of people forced to leave their homes. they have nowhere to go. there is fighting nearby and a can i get into turkey. the. so dangerous. eight cherries cannot deliver foo

. >> the labor party has a new rising star. he was one of the leaders of the social protest movement. he is 8 on the internal list. labor in second place in the polls say they are prepared to fight netanyahu and the right- wing nationalists. >> we have to be there to stop them and we have to be there to force a more social budgets for a two-state solution to, for peace. >> this will be more broad based coalition. the israeli voters will decide which way the country goes. >> it's the start of the second live, the words of a french sailor plunged from the water. he was trying to sail across the world when he had to abandon his yacht. >> he was rescued after three days in the southern ocean by a cruise ship. he said it was a miracle that he had survived. >> we will be back with more news including what the eu is calling it a milestone for europe. >> continuing our coverage rocketeers of friendship between france and germany, but turning away from politics. these pacts are not worth much without real ties. the cultural exchange was

. >> the centrist party is a future party and the center left labor party have increased their seats. so did the ultranationalist party, jewish home party, it opposes peace talks with the palestinians. >>> the outcome of israeli elections often has an impact on the middle east as a whole. i spoke earlier with a akira saheki, who watched the campaign unfold in jerusalem. what has changed in israel? >> reporter: well, prime minister netanyahu's ruling coalition remains the biggest bloc, and his hard lifeline policies have agreed a certain amount of support, despite stalled peace talks with the palestinians. the ultranationalist jewish party has made great strides, as expected. it increased its pre-election three seats roughly fourfold. leader neftali bennett opposes what netanyahu accepts, a future palestinian state. this is the first time a party with such extreme views has earned this level of support. analysts say concerns hardline politicians were gaining momentum pushed voters to the center. there is a future party that made unexpected gains, the party projected to be the second bi

the center-left labor party is projected to come third. the ultranationalist habayi habayit hayudi looks to secure its number of seats. the party opposes peace talks with palestinians. centrist parties have performed better than expected. some voters may have been worried by the country's tilt to the right. netanyahu is expected to begin negotiations with other parties to form a coalition. but it won't be easy. the gap between the two blocs will be narrow. >>> japanese researchers have refashioned some of the building blocks of the human body. they used cells they can reprogram into any tissue or organ. for the first time they converted induced pluripotent stem cells into ones they can grow into kidney tissue. researchers from kyoto university's center for ips cell research and application made the discovery. they have been experimenting with the cells in test tubes to generate kidney and other organ tissue. they tried various combinations. 50 types of proteins and compounds. finally, they say they found the right combination of two protein

that seems to be forming between old conservatives with large corporations with members of the labor party who want to frighten the people of this country so that they can't survive on the road but we're still the six largest trading nation in the world so yes the public in this country know that there is a problem out there they understand the arguments and they're not going to be fooled this time by the political elite so the optimism is not shared by everyone and later today marks guys in states have it give that i say africa on the state of the british economy. tax to pick up bulk of r.b.s. is five hundred million pound live or five. that's right the bank while it was owned by the people went out to show their appreciation to mad a massive act of financial terrorism and they said on good british people pay us again pay us again pay is again we know you worship stones and rocks and you know what money is just give us all your money and the people here in the u.k. are like yes yes banks gods will do whatever you want. north korea has warned about full fledged confrontation with washingto

. >> the centrist yeshitit or there is a future party, and a stra left labor party, have increased their seats. so did the ultra nationalist habite haihudi or jewish home party. it opposes peace talks with the palestinians. the outcome of israeli election often has an impact on the middle east as a whole. nhk world's akira sahaki watched the sam pain unfold in jerusalem. akira, what has changed in israel? >> well, prime minister netanyahu's ruling coalition remains the biggest bloc in the kanesset and this suggests its hardline policies have gained a certain degree of support despite the stalled peace talks with the palestinians. the jewish home party has made great strides has expected. it's increased its preelection roughly fourfold. the leader flatly opposes even what netanyahu accepts, a future palestinian state. it's the first time a party with such extreme values has earned this level of support. analysts say concerns hardline politicians were gaining momentum pushed voters to the center. neshitid, which means there is a future, made unexpected gains. party is expected to be the se

when the labor party came into office in britain, it nationalized left and right in the name of the working class. today, if you want to control the energy in the united states, you want cap and trade, you want to shut down the coal industry, suppress the new fracking technique, which has produced a bonanza and gas and oil, then you do it in the name of the planet, global warming. so it allows a political class of experts, central government to control economic labors in a way that was done in the past in the name of the working class. >> but i hear from people who know about this stuff that tell us we're headed towards energy independence. >> unless the epa stops us. >> charles wants to replace the national anthem with the international. this is not as bad as all of that. >> that is a nice tune. >> he does talk about climate change. >> he talks about the stuff thl us we're science of climate change. i am talking about the president. it is good that he is the inaugural address to signal, we have to do with this. it is important to begin on the subject. you could argue about how it is done,

on the left, the labor party is expected to hold 17 seats.right, jewish home is expected to gain 14, up from 6 in an october poll. in all, a dozen parties are expected to pick up parliament seats. polls in israel will close at 10:00 local time, that's 3:00 p.m. eastern time, and we should start getting results about two hours later. joining me now to discuss all of this, the u.s./israeli relationship, and most importantly, where we go from here is former democratic california congresswoman, jane harman. congresswoman, it's a complicated situation. did netanyahu make a mistake my sort of aligning himself with the right coalition wise, rather than reaching more out to the center, as the polling suggests. the right is gaining steam, the center and center left are not. was that a miscalculation on his part, as we move forward? >> well, as we move forward, i hope he will consider and i hope that the center left and left parties will push pressure on him to consider forming a coalition in the center. some who are very close to this think there's st

that sees people forming between old conservatives with large corporations with members of the labor party who want to frighten the people of this country to say that they can't survive on the road but we're still the sixth largest trading nation in the world so yes the public in this country know that there is a problem out there they understand the arguments and they're not going to be fooled this time by a political elite and what you not see north korea going nuclear over sanctions announces a slew of major ballistic an atomic weapons test so all targeted against america is being behind fresh u.n. impose penalties. but for now in the dead of winter it certainly pays to be careful on russia's icy roads and shocking footage has now gone viral of what can happen if you're not used to by martin it takes us through the drama. the road is clear he decides to overtake he slips on the road the truck coming back she's on to him they go something falls out there you see why don't your left corner is the baby who's just. out of the car into oncoming traffic got more surprising about this is that

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know whose party the coup party with thirty four seats predicted and then if we take a look at the labor party which is coming up here and read seventeen seats predicted for them and then the far right jewish home party which we just heard about from paul that you see them here thirteen seats and that's ten more than they got previously of course due to some of that far right rhetoric that we're hearing from netanyahu former allies there are two will be closely following the election on the twenty second of january that's this tuesday giving you in-depth coverage. how will change with children develop will settle to expand just isolate can there be peace with gaza what's next in relations with america will not in yahoo survive his snap election on january twenty second. israel decides on arts. still to come in the program lucky to be alive a man survives falling out of a moving train half naked in the middle of the reasons liberian foreign that's right find out more in just a couple of minutes. in other news british prime minister david cameron this week again postponed a critical speech on hi

commented that foreign policy and specifically the palestinian issue was hardly mentioned even by the labor party you find that surprising what does it tell us go ahead. and i did i did find it surprising i think if you if you look at benjamin netanyahu his first term there was one issue on the table most of the time and that was iran and whether iraq and whether israel was going to start a war with iran and bomb its nuclear facilities or whether it was going to convince the united states to do so that it's been issue number one all of the sudden all of a sudden we find that the election for the israelis was really about homegrown issues the economy reform of government the the wealth distribution in the country the affordability of housing all those issues that a half a million israelis were out on the mall over in the summer of two thousand and eleven so it's quite surprising ok i mean robert were you surprised by that because i mean again you know netanyahu is you know beating his chest about iran all the time even started doing it right after the election even though he had his nose bloodied

that seems to be forming with three old conservatives with large corporations with members of the labor party who will want to frighten the people of this country to say that they can't survive on their own but we're still the sixth largest trading nation in the world so yes the public in this country know that there is a problem out there they understand the arguments and they're not going to be fooled this time by a political elite. all of britain's or may not be falling to the tricks of politicians any time soon but according to the kaiser report there is somebody they are being fooled by sixteen thirty g.m.t. max keiser and stacy herbert lay bare the state of the british economy. talk to pick up bulk of r.b.s. is five hundred million pound live or fine. that's right the bank while it was owned by the people went out and to show their appreciation and commit a massive act of financial terrorism and they said good british people pay us again pay us again paste again we know you worship stones and rocks and you don't know what money is just give us all your money and the people here in the u

there a little less than the previous election seventeen seats or so are expected to go to the labor party which you can see in red there at the end and the far right the jewish home party run by israel's rising political star netanyahu is in fact a former ally not thought he bennett he has surged into third place he's likely to gain for his party now has only three seats and it's expected that he'll gain ten more seats of course our team will be closely following this election on january twenty second that's this tuesday for friday new with in-depth coverage to stay with us for that. how little attention was to run develop we'll settle to expound just isolate can there be peace with gaza what's next in relations with america we'll let you know who survive his snuff election on january twenty second. israel saw its own arcs. the u.k. could drift towards exiting the european union that's the warning prime minister david cameron revealed in extracts of his delayed speech on britain's status within the bloc well he also claimed europe is in need of fundamental change and may fail if it doesn'

approximately 76 people on the government buildings and shooting a young representatives of the labor party who gathered for a youth camp. confessing to a crime but claimed he is not the fault, released on the day of the attack released a 1500 page manifesto that he aligned a theory based on his actions that you must fight against the oscar judges solmization. the legal side so far with religious centers to express the conscientious commitment no bands of the headscarf or burqa are proposed but there is numerous attends to force up the mosque like here or proposals to bid the application of sharia law. and there has been horrific violence. the attack left several -- several people dead. my book argues says my a philosophy helps us to with this time of suspicion. with these principles based on a sound argument deriving from the idea of human dignity. here i studied the history of religious liberty including with joe-- roger williams and look at equal respect of conscience and how that imposes have led to the tradition that government may not substantially burden the free exercise of religion

interestingly, in the mid- 1970's, the show's the labor party showed was "all in the family." the more conservative party showed "m.a.s.h." you can never really understand how it is going to be manipulated by local agendas and parties. that was my experience. let me ask a last question. aside from things that you have been directly involved with, is there a film or documentary or television show which you think is a great example of what hollywood can mean to public policy and politics? is there a singular documentary film, television show, which stands out to you? >> "mr. smith goes to washington." no matter what your politics are, i cannot imagine anyone watching that film not being somehow moved to have a voice. to be able to put a voice to experience and your point of view. i suppose that gets me every time. >> good choice. >> mine was "it's a wonderful life." it was a snapshot of an imagined america. to the extent that was a window to the rest of the world, people at their best. >> my reaction was "saturday night live." i love politics, i love the sport of politics. i like

that seems to be forming between old conservatives with large corporations with members of the labor party who will want to frighten the people of this country to say that they can't survive on their own but we're still the set for largest trading nation in the world so yes the public in this country know that there is a problem out there they understand the arguments and they're not going to be fooled this time by a political elite. europe's leaders have begun reacting to the prime minister's speech with warnings of worse to come if the u.k. pushes for the exit door the main message seems to be the britain is not in a position to dictate which rules it will follow and which it won't be put on of there is following the reaction in europe. well as you can imagine david cameron's speech was watched very very closely here in mainland europe and it's been greeted with concern pretty much all across the board here in germany the foreign minister it good or best of valor said that you know germany have their own problems with brussels having too much power in their opinion over domestic policy o

problem with this really left was they they never really recovered from actually to ship out the late labor party and then when mr barak split off to join with them the turning out in left labor a very very weak and splintered person who ultimately replaced him. is basically an office she was a journalistic she's only been in politics for five or so years and she hasn't really gone at the trust of the israeli public so most of that on the other side an easy road also don't forget as far as israelis are concerned the past few years have been fairly quiet on the terror front aside from the. gaza operation of a few months ago it has been very very quiet there's been no palestinian terror so not from mr netanyahu has had a very easy ride if the opinion polls that we're hearing so far are correct if he does get in one form of coalition what could we expect them over the coming years. well i think if it does form a hard right coalition then first of all there's going to be no movement in terms of negotiations with the palestinians you know what has been over the past few years will continue and i think

that seems to be forming between old conservatives with large corporations with members of the labor party who will want to frighten the people of this country to say that they can't survive on their own but we're still the safer largest trading nation in the world so yes the public in this country know that there is a problem out there they understand the arguments and they're not going to be fooled this time by a political elite. this optimism is not shared by everyone in the next hour mark skies and stays at. this stage of the british economy. pair to pick up bulk of r.b.s. is five hundred million pound lie bore by. the bank while. the people went out to show their appreciation to commit a massive financial terrorism and i said good british people again it is again we know you worship stones and you don't know what money is just give us all your money and the people here in new york they're like yes yes banks will do whatever you want. north korea has warned of a full fledged confrontation with washington promising to conduct a rocket to launch a nuclear test targeting the u.s. they com

loose talk about it will reopen a few months seems of far off the mark to me jeremy corbyn the labor party m.p. joining us live on the line from atlanta thank you for that analysis. i spoke. to the head of egypt's army is warning that the country is on the verge of collapse after almost a week of violent unrest between the government and opposition militias earlier the cabinet pushed through along giving the military the power of a rast while the president declared a state of emergency and curfews in three provinces this was ignored by protesters who took to the streets and mass across the country calling for regime change in cairo crowds continued to clash with security forces leaving piles of burning debris in the streets there was no breakthrough in the town as a compromise as the opposition ignored a cause for a national dialogue by the president but dr fave political sociologist at the american university in cairo says a settlement is nowhere to be seen. of logging was a president what what was called the national dialogue has been a failure and so do don't want to give the person the

runner there projected to get about thirty four seats seventeen seats have been predicted for the labor party that's the far and the far right jewish home run by israel's rising political star and netanyahu his former ally enough tiredly bennett he's surged into third place and he's likely to spend thirteen seats in the parliament that's about as opposed to a former three seats that he had so they are expecting to gain of course this could all change by tuesday r.t. will be closely following this election on the twenty second of january giving you in-depth coverage. how will change with to run develop we'll settle it expands just isolate can there be peace with gaza what's next in relations with america will netanyahu survive his snuff election on january twenty second. israel decides on arts or. it's nineteen minutes past the hour still to come in the program lucky to be alive a man five after falling out of a moving train half naked in the middle of a freezing siberian far as you can find out more in just a couple of minutes. in other news british prime minister david cameron this week agai

that seems to be forming between old conservatives with large corporations with members of the labor party who will want to frighten the people of this country to say that they can't survive on their own but we're still the six largest trading nation in the world so yes the public in this country know that there is a problem out there they understand the arguments and they're not going to be fooled this time by a political elite. this is still ahead for you this hour on the really positive. claims victory in the parliamentary elections but stay close result means the coalition talks lie ahead. and uncertainty over the health of chop it seems thousands of voicing their concerns on the streets of venezuela on her show break else he speaks exclusively with the vice president about why there's no need to play make. believe. the lead . the little little. lady the elite player. i will. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images killed world has been seeing from the streets of canada. trying to corporations are on the day. you know how sometimes you see a story and it

the coalition government that's proposing these measures and the labor gov the labor party that is it's pretty comprehensively opposing it's all about this kind of what we've seen in recent weeks this strivers versus skivers thing where the government says it wants to support people who are going out to work trying hard to make money versus the people who are staying in bed all day and they say it's fair because public sector pay under a sarah c. measures is being kept and private sector pay is rising below the level of inflation so why should people who are on benefits get more money and the tories go all about having to support these people and the stamp out its benefits culture and make it more profitable for people to be working than for people to be sitting at home on benefits but again not everyone agrees so where is all that money go in short it's not all. well it's not and that's the key thing obviously a lot of it jobseekers allowance employment and support allowance that does go to people who are out of work but a lot of it goes to in fact two thirds of it goes to lower paid w

runners in the party predicted to get some thirty four seats as you can see in blue and red the labor party predicted to get seventeen seats now the far right jewish home run by israel's rising political star and netanyahu is former ally we just heard about him from paula expected to get thirteen seats you can see here in green that's ten more than they had in the last elections while the remaining slots will of course go to other minor parties r.t. will closely follow this election the twenty second of january this tuesday giving you in-depth coverage. how will tension with to run develop will settle to explode just isolate john there be peace with god. what's next in relations with america religion you know who survived his snuff election on january twenty second . israel saw it's one or two. it's coming up to nineteen minutes past the hour still to come here on r t lucky to be alive a man survives after falling moving train half naked in the middle of a freezing find beery in forest find out more in just a couple of minutes. when barack obama will officially begin his second presidential

term in office now his yes well they take a new party is expected to come first followed by the labor party and then in the third position the sexy story of the selection a party that's known as the jewish home headed by a relative newcomer to the political scene and literally by the name of enough to be bennett now he is quite right wing he is against a palestinian state and he also believes in the mixing of large parts of the west bank too as well paul a victory for not you know was expected from the outset was what will change this time around if he does indeed get the votes to form a coalition he needs. well the next step is of course seeing who will be the largest party and presumably this will be netanyahu he will be tasked with forming a coalition government that needs to have sixty one seats of eight hundred twenty seated parliament netanyahu is not going to have anywhere near that from his own party so what we're likely to see is weeks of bargaining and negotiations taking place here in israel as he tries to build a coalition that he won't want to start with the more center parties

paula was just reporting they could have had much more seats seventeen seats are predicted for the labor party and the far right jewish home run by israel's rising political star who we just heard about and that's now whose former ally tuffy bennett has surged into third place as you can see and it's his party which is expected to get ten seats ten more seats i should say as opposed to their previous three seats again this is just according to polls we will continue to watch what's happening in israel and our team will be closely following the election on the twenty second of january giving you in-depth coverage. how will tensions with to run develop will settle the expansion isolate can there be peace with gaza what's next in relations with america we'll let you know who survive his snuff election on january twenty second . israel decides what archly. in other news british prime minister david cameron this week again postponed a crucial speech on his country's future relations with the european union excerpts from this speech which were released and they give a little away other than they giv