the labor party and i am afraid to say the liberal democrat party do not want to give the british people may say. this house should be affronted. we voted for this bill, we supported this bill. the house will come together as one and insist on this bill. >> the chancellor for 2012 made an announcement about t.a.r.p.. the response to the european convention of the vehicles such -- the tiger, a detrimental effect on industry. can the prime minister and the chancellor -- >> i share the hon. gentleman's frustration and it is within government's rights to help and support vital industries like this that are so important for the future of the country. we are discussing it with the european commission, told of good news to come shortly. >> following questions form the hon. -- in cambridge. of course absolutely true the residency, the most recent storm, that england will be cut off and in view of that in cornwall, contentious support of billions necessary for other transfer projects to the north. does the prime minister accept the small amounts needed now needed to assure the resilience of the r

there is a crisis in our country, a crisis of economic credibility for the labor party. [shouting] >> three opportunities to answer and he could not answer the question. this is a country where after four years of this government people are worse off and this -- mr. prime minister, has already given those of bus, millionaires, 100,000 pound tax cut and wants to give them another one. pecan only govern for the few, he can never governed for the many. >> i tell you who we are governing for, the 1.3 million people who got jobs under this government, the 400,000 new businesses and this government, 2 million people we have taken out of -- people under minimum wage to have seen their taxes slightly third under this government. that is who we are governing for. we got more factories producing more goods, more people taking home a paycheck, more security for hard-working families and now we can see labor, a risk for jobs and the recovery and the future of britain and security. >> jeremy brown. >> mr. speaker, on the sunset levels causing distress for the people who live in that

the labor party and liberal democratic party do not want to british people a say. affronted.should be we supported this bill. i hope this house will come together as one and insist on bill. the chancellor made an the computer bout games industry. since then we have had nothing and the games body have seen some of the fit on industry. can the prime minister and chancellor do something to this?ss >> i share your frustration. t is perfectly within government's right to set out a way of helping supporting raoult industries like there that are so important for the future of our country. the e discussing it with european commission and we are hopeful of good news to come shortly. following the question, this is true that the residents most recent storms are concerned england will be cut off. in view of that, while sorenstam been content to support the billions for does the o the north, prime minister not accept the elatively small amounts are needed to ensure the -- ccessful kwrepbs of resilience of the rail line. jurisdiction i know how vital that link

this coming fast they actually want to say we need a more realistic presentation from the labor party from the opposition and what we really need is an exemption of the s. and from the trade agreement obviously we'd like to stop the trade agreement bought we need as a fallback position we need an exemption of the n.h.s. from the trade agreement for sure and that has to come through cameron it's almost as if the the concept here is to benchmark your public services against the worst examples usually in corporate settings there's a side of benchmarking where you try to create benchmarks against the best examples in class but here here is the american al system which is a scandalous catastrophe and yet the u.k. under cameron wants to benchmark the u.k. n.h.s. against a loser same thing as fracking fracking it's been proven to be an enormous disaster in the us it doesn't it's not cost effective it's an ecological disaster and it's very short lived it doesn't provide anywhere near the length of the energy resources that they claim to do and yet the u.k. wants to benchmark its fracking and

this is the former spokesman of shimon peres and a major function their in the labor party. so don't think this is some crazy left-winger. bds is moving because the united states can and washington will not apply any exsearch pressure. quite the contrary, they're funding the occupation to the hilt, and now it's high school. since toes low accords, 200,000 jewish settlers have been held in israeli jails. the separation has been built, the palestinians have been deprived from 85% of the water in the west bank, and it sits underneath ariel which will be incorporated into the state of israel. the palestinians will be deprived of any right to borders, air space, water, to raise a military, any of the components that you have to have if you want to call yourself a state under the u.s. plan for a two-state solution. so not only is it physically impossible for a two-state solution, it's never been proposed. what they've proposed is four population centers and a massive economic piece with israel where humanitarian aid will be dumped, and i recently got my hands on a report prepared

labor party do not want to give the british people a say. this house frankly should -- we voted for this bill and bill.ted this so i hope this house will come on ther at one and insist bill. >> he made an announcement about industry. ames vital industries like this are so important for the future of our country. good news to of come shortly. you,mr. speaker. this is absolutely true that residents following recent storlz have been concerned that england will be completely cut off.

conferred upon the advantage through the tax called the great inequalities in our society and the labor party for for decades has been fine tuned to fight against that inequality are happy to start of a dispute that favors that the richest do. i can't change everything overnight on already trying to change quite often enough that less than three years the minister for education and i will continue to do some id like to change that i would like to see it great to be about two pm i would like to see more funding for school system. the speakers relates only to donations made by p a why he would raise the revenue commissioners doesn't collect stocks up on donations and tax refunds races to the south and pilates. rory quinn says he supports the scheme but today when labor backbencher call is fit to be discontinued. aon over it though it is also vice chair of the delights education committee said the measure was clearly unfair and should be scrapped and kelley fourteen youths almost two hundred and sixty jobs have been promised by companies to counties cork galway and rush common position to be cre

although they disagree on details, the main opposition labor party broadly supports the tough regime.icians have decided want them to maintain the deterrents if some of the world' most desperate have to suffer as a result. well, that's tough, but inevitable. andrew thomas, al jazerra, sydney. >>> in south korea heavy rains and snow caused a roof to collapse, 10 were killed and more than 100 injured at a school. emergency crews worked through the night combing the twisted recognize i believe, more than 500 students were at a welcoming ceremony when a crack appealed in the ceiling. >>> both south crew a and japan believe that they have a claim over the islands and japan. although their dispute doesn't stop there, the diplomatic troubles are also reflected on another island that lies between the two nations, as harry faucet reports, tourism could help ease some of those tensions. >> reporter: every day fairies s arrive with hundreds of korean tourists. the numbers are rising, currently more than 150,000 a year nearly five times the island's population. >> translator: it's close and good

that's quite preposterous you have a conservative party leader a liberal democrat party and the labor party who have their people already putting out the arguments that we should remain in the european union there are newspapers like the independent the guardian the mirror the evening standard that all promote the european union compared to the very soon newspapers that actually have come out bravely like the like the daily express that are trying to show the proper argument of why the european union is undemocratic and also too expensive and will decline this brits this country because it affects our g.d.p. and trade and i know peter reading says that the u.k. is quote not using the tradition of debate that it has over europe what do you think she means by that. well first of all it's wonderful to hear that the e.u. is responsible for the increase in energy prices and the responsible for the floods i think that's typical of the kind of scam mongering and fear in generating about the european union that most sensible people recognise is not really a fair balance and also the truth of the ma

the united states never developed class parties like labor parties. they didn't amount to much but elise they were something. the u.s. never have been. it's always had sectional parties and it's a reflection of the civil war which never ended. it hasn't ended in the prisons and elsewhere. it's a very deeply-rooted thing in society and hard to extrapolate. >> i hope you all will join me in thanking noam chomsky once more. [applause] thank you all so much for coming. there are books available in the back. >> this spill announces the opening of thanksgiving day at the 27th annual sale. >> this universal declaration of civil rights made well become the international magna carta of all men everywhere. >> the equal rights amendment when ratified poe be an instant solution to women's problems. >> i'm trying to find my way through it and trying to figure out how best to be true to myself and how to fulfill my responsibilities to my husband and my daughter and the country. >> what they may not imagine looking at the white house from the outside is that it's act

were 75 orset, there they wouldll stop deals.n to palestinian the new leader of the labor party says he has 59 in a lease knesset now. the palestinian side, a lot of sayimism -- we heard people only mock would abbas really knows what's going on, they're not telling others what is happening. i think they are being very cautious because they know if there's much being said publicly about where they might go on these issues, they will take -- they will face very serious difficulties because there is no on the palestinian perspective on the right of return. i still mentioned that president abbas is being very statesmanlike and constructive. the long interview in the times he played the role of a statesman. expected,said what he and i think that is what he believes as well from what i know from being out there. and arafat -- he was given the role of being the heavy. so where now? i do not think we are at the moment of truth yet. i'm not sure what secretary kerry is going to put on the table with regard to framework, but my own view, and i'm not sure of my colleagues agree with me, that th

the united states never developed class parties like labor parties. hey didn't amount to much but elise they were something. the u.s. never have been. it's always had sectional parties and it's a reflection of the civil war which never ended. it hasn't ended in the prisons and elsewhere. it's a very deeply-rooted thing in society and hard to extrapolate. >> i hope you all will join me in thanking noam chomsky once more. [applause]s a history professor at the cooper union for the advancements of science and art in new york city. this is an hour. [applause] >> thank you. if you don't mind i'm going to sit rather than go to the podium. i've had a few health problems and i would just as soon not test myself. thank you for coming tonight. in thinking about the problem of liberalism i have to start off with a simple problem. most people including most people who think they have studied the subject have a very weak idea of the history of liberalism whether it be on the left or the right. there is an idea that you started with progressivism, you move done to -

the united states never developed class parties like labor parties.they didn't amount to much but elise they were something. the u.s. never have been. it alwa it also hasn't ended in the prisons and elsewhere. it's a very deeply rooted thing in society and our two extricate. >> well, i hope you all join me in thanking noam chomsky once more. [applause] >> thank you all so much for coming. there's books for sale in the back. >> millions of syrians have fled the country's civil war creating a refugee crisis. causing tensions with its neighbors jordan, turkey and iraq. this morning at the brookings institution a discussion on syrian refugees. live coverage at 10 a.m. eastern on c-span. in venezuela thousands of recently been protesting the government in the streets of caracas. the heritage foundation will examine those protests and the venezuelan government's response. that is live at 3 p.m. eastern. >> he wanted me in that spot for two reasons. one, he thought i could handle it. and secondly, he won people, young people of both races to come into the su

now masuzoe has the backing of prime minister shinzo abe, and supporters of the ruling parties and labor unions rallied behind him. masuzoe has the backing of another former prime minister koizumi. they're opposed to the central government's policy of restarting nuclear reactors. another candidate also argued that nuclear power should be abandoned. they ended up splitting the anti-nuclear vote. nhk conducted exit polls, asks voters about their first priority in choosing a new governor. 22% of respondents said they focused on the candidates' policies on energy, including nuclear power. but the poll suggested more voters, more than 30%, made their judgments because of candidates' positions on the economy, and employment, masuzoe got the most votes among those who chose this as their reason. prime minister shinzo abe was watching to see how voters reacted to these appeals to abandon nuclear power. and you can imagine he's relieved that the people making those arguments did not win. he's seen candidates supported by the ruling parties go down to defeat over the past year in a number of local

look at those alone those money and the number of foot soldiers the labor movement provides for every election for the democratic party and what have we got out of that we've got a long term assault on labor unions there's no real wake up to this and the sooner we wake up to the fact that there's an openness to independent politics the better our results will be even though your campaign does resonate with many i think a lot of people still have this cold war mentality they think socialism equals communism equals caring i mean even though we import social concepts in this country and across europe how do you get people to disarm from this now perspective i think that's true that you know these very sort of just coming up from under the wake of the cold war propaganda but in reality i would say that a lot of. young people and i mean anywhere from their teens to early forty's you know a lot of people are actually waking up to the old that just a complete failure of the capitalist system to solve even the basic problems of poverty and access to basic needs and so they are actually stepping outside of that whole realm and

am i so i had the backing of prime minister sees all ivy and supporters of the ruling parties and labor unions rallied behind him. also i had the backing of another former prime minister to each of quincy and there are opposed to the central government's policy of eastern ukraine be after us another candidate can can see the tsunami are also argued that nuclear power should be abandoned. he has somehow i ended up splitting the anti nuclear vote. any state can get to exit polls asking voters about their first priority in choosing the new governor. twenty two percent of red respond instead be focused on the candidates' policies on energy including new peter heller. but the polls suggesting more voters more than thirty percent made good judgments because of candidates positions on the economy and employment last night at the most votes among those who chose this as the least. prime minister seems so odd thing was watching to see how voters reacted to these appeals to abandon nuclear power. and you can imagine he's been leaked to the people making those items did not win. he seemed candidat

and they may disagree on details the main opposition labor party broadly supports the regime and theyy want them to maintain this, some of the wo d world's worst that is tough. >> reporter: the u.n. refugee agency say the off shore detention is worse for asylum seekers and inhuman treatment. hundreds of thousands of civilians have fled aleppo after strikes from the government in recent weeks and the urn says this is the largest group to leave syria since the war began there three years ago and many are going to camps in neighboring countries and increase on attacks on aleppo since the syrian government and opposition failed to come to agreement during meetings last week in geneva. france is admitting to a conversed government scheme that started in the 60s and lasted for decades and allowed children to be stolen from an island territory to boost the population in rural areas of france and al jazeera simon mc-greger wood is following the story and joins us this morning from paris and good morning, can you tell us exactly what was going on in this controversial program? >> well, it was

[inaudible] the california government code regarding the [inaudible] with labor union representing city employees >> the parties we will present to us would like to brief us next week on march the 4 so can i have a motion to amend to do that? let me ask if there are members of the public that wish to motion to amend or do you is a public comment? motion to amend item 19 so we sit in closed session on march 4, 2014. can i entertain a motion to [inaudible] without objection that is the case >> item 20-23 are considered for immediate adoption. single vote may adapting this item. [inaudible] comps i. resident chew. i. co00, i. [inaudible] supervisor kim. kim i. supervisor mar, i. [inaudible] there are i. item twen is the water front [inaudible] right to vote city department kw measure the impact on the city future [inaudible] >> our colleague mentioned this is a krait forward resolution that is one thing thats i think should be non cont vurls, but i think [inaudible] become cont vurlsh even though they shouldn't. it requires information and analysis for the city department about what the impacts will be of this mea

organized labor who, of course, as you well know, greta, back in 2011, liberals, organized labor, the democratic partysin furious at governor scott walker for his collective bargaining reforms in wisconsin. and so there are a number of concerns that no liberal organizations have been targeted. meanwhile at least 29 conservative groups have been targeted in this. >> matt, as always, thank you. >> thank you, greta lawyer david ripken joins us. >> good to be with you. >> who are you suing? >> we are suing mr. chisum. >> >> the prosecutor? >> the prosecutor. several of his colleagues, the lead varied, a gentleman by the name of dean nichols, suing the judge who one of the things that's remarkable about john doe probing and never ending gone on four years now. many respects. previous john dough investigation number one. second, the prosecutors enjoy remarkable atom any. mr. is case law in wisconsin that suggests that the judges who appointed them are not really -- it's almost like an independent council, greta, except the independent council was in a position of being rained by in the panel. really answeri

the new leader of the labor partner says -- party says he peace talks now. of pessimism and not knowing what's going on. we have heard people say that would reallyabbas know what's going on. they are not telling others what is happening. i think they are being very cautious because they know if there is much being said publicly about where they might go on these issues, they will face very serious difficulties because there is no good solution from the palestinian perspective on right of return. that's my view. they are being very careful. president abbas is being very very positive, constructive. the long interview with al kirschner and tom friedman, he played the role of a statesman, ,oderate, said what he expected and i think that's what he believes as well, what i know from being out there on the ground. and he is giving the role of being the heavy after he met with kerry a week and a half ago. where now? we are at the moment of truth yet. maybe a preliminary. i'm not sure what secretary kerry's going to put on the table regarding a framework, but my own

business and, the labor communities, people of both parties and others, all recognize the immigration reform is a matter of economic growth. immigration reform is also a matter of homeland security. estimated 11.5 million undocumented immigrants living in this country. they are not going away. they're not going to self deport. most have been here for years. many have come here as children. as a matter of homeland security, we should encourage these people to come out of the shadows of american society. pay taxes and fines. be held accountable and given the opportunity to get on a path to citizenship like others. this is not a special path to citizenship. opportunity to get online behind those who were here legally. this is not rewarding people for breaking the law. it is giving people the opportunity to get right with the loss and it is preferable to what we have now. when reform legislation is enacted, dhs must be prepared to implement reform. to prepare for this potential outcome, i have already directed the deputy secretary of homeland security to coordinate the process to ensure t

whetherou are a belligerent german labor leader on a billnae willing to may billions to up flew inthe midterm ections, the republican partyopening here, if they have a leader ship and guts to really represent working men and women, represent the middle class, and those who ar striving to be a a part of i, for response to the billionairr's club, and tough big labor guys, a go to hell would be i think a good start. we're coming right back. >> you know the republican party is getting to be an interesting buch, the tea party fighting back against the establish am vowing to run primary challengers, against anyone voting for house speaker john boehner. our favorite radio talk show hoist will join us, tonight matt patrick, chris plant, and todd starns. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] you're the boss of your life. in charge of long weekends and longer retirements. ♪ ask your financial professional how lincoln financial can hp you take charge of your future. ♪ [ vet 1 ] i'm a returning veteran looking for advice... [ vet 2 ] tstart a career... [ vet 3 ] write a resume... [ vet 4 ] translate my skills... [ vet 5 ] and make my military exp

sides of the same color and there's also this united front from all three political parties in the u.k. . from labor and alexander from the liberal democrats will come out and agree with this in the coming days and the new pound thing this is just the latest tactic basically they've previously said that scotland won't be able to go after have automatic membership of nato or of the e.u. they've talked about the u.k. not helping scotland to protect its businesses so salmon whisky things like that the military implications no sharing of intelligence the diplomatic network would be open to scotland any more so it's it's it's a scaremongering basically and it's it doesn't want to go in and of course it may play into the hands of the yes campaign you know yes there it is and will resent being bullied by westminster in this way so that that may shift things dramatically towards a yes vote yes and let's see if this actually affects the voters who perhaps were thinking of voting yes perhaps swayed to vote no now sees laura smith thank you very much for all the details. well more news in just a few moments so

billionaire left wing activist is pushing president obama's party in the opposition direction, 5 co-host, andrea will join us, and angel volkswagen top labor -- has voted striking. in chalk talk up the culture of corporate ultimatums, joined in by big labor, top story, streets of kiev, of ukraine, desending into blazing fires and bloodshed, sprawling antigust protest camp in central kiev, the scene of fierce clashes between demonstrators, and police. 26 people have been killed including a number of police officers. 500 people have been injured. president obama today issued an ultimatum to the government of ukraine, threatening consequences if the military is ordered to intervene. >> the united states condemns in its strongest terms violent taking place, we hold the ukrainian government primarily responsible, we expect the ukrainian government to show restraint to not resort to violence, there will be consequences if people step over the line. that includes making sure that ukrainian military does not step in to what should be a set of issues that can be resolved by civilians. lou: president victor announced moments ago his government and t

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labor the u.a.w. had gotten a majority of workers to sign cards saying they were interested in the union and u.a.w. really expected a victory. they were gearing up for their victory party on friday night and this came as a shock to them and i think has a ripple effect shock across the labor movement and people are really looking at this to try to figure out what went wrong and how to prevent it so what went wrong . well you brought up one major factor and certainly the u.a.w. believes that republican interference was the major factor in what went wrong that there were these threats by republican politicians you had bob corker state senator and the u.s. senator from the state and the former mayor of chattanooga saying that folks wagon would not produce its new s.u.v. line in chattanooga the union election went forward and what was so crazy about that was that the books i guess c.e.o. of the chattanooga plant came out after corker statement and said no we don't know what bob corker is talking about that the union election results have nothing. to do with the s.u.v. indecision and corker double down and said nope i had inside sources the plant manager isn't the guy making

the congressional budget office which is nonpartisan, esteemed by both parties, pricts that 2 million people will leave the labor force. i think when 2 million people decide to leave the labor force from an already abysmal labor participion raitt, that counts as job loss. we're going to be 61% labor force participation by 2017. that breaks all records on the downside. >> and, sabrina, it's not just the right wing fanatics who are saying this. >> no. >> the university of california at berkeley -- we used to call it berserkly in the old days. they're saying this. >> this is a perfect time to quote mark twain. lies, damn lies and the statistics. the facts are on our side. uc berkey is anticipating over 2.3 million jobs cut down to fit that 0-hour minimum. the cbo -- is not complicated. $500 billion in new taxes, $800 billion in new regulations and $1 trillion in new subsidies. this is not a recipe for job creation. >> and then there's also the disincentive for work. we talked about that cbo report talked about that. alan blinder was talking about that. he is a democratic economist with the clinton administration. h

we heard time and time again that the democratic party is ruled by the labor unions controlling the purse strings. >> we will have a sit down next segment and talk about that. recently in san diego, the democrat lost to the republican even in a heavily democratic area because they made it an issue that he was getting all his money from the unions that wanted pension control and contracts. >> republicans need money. >> don't we all. >> we have a lot coming up in the next half hour. also a bizarre story. newlyweds arrested for luring and killing a man they met through craigslist. the other heinous crime the wife is admitting to. ,,,,,, [ male announcer ] pillsbury grands biscuits. delicious, but say i press a few out flat, add some beef, sloppy joe sauce and cheese, fold it all up and boom! delicious unsloppy joes perfect for a school night. pillsbury grands biscuits. make dinner pop. so i should probably get the last roll... yeah but i practiced my bassoon. [ mom ] and i listened. [ brother ] i can do this. [ imitates robot ] everyone deserves ooey, gooey, pillsbury cinnamon rolls. make th

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party. you have groups in labor that clearly want the keystone pipeline, you know, to move forward. obviously, the environmental groups have grave concerns about it. i think the president's in a bit of a pickle. and gimp, i think, some of the stakes that are up for grabs, which are these, you know, traditionally red states with democratic senators, i think it's going to be really difficult for the president to actually, you know, continue to deny it. so i think at some point, he's going to have to make a decision to let it go forward. if that happens, that's going to create a lot of political headaches within some groups on the left. >> lynn, to you on that, considering what chris just mentioned and what he has to say tonight, in his message, what is key that the president brings across as he's reaching out to not only the governors but, of course, voters across the country? >> well the most important thing that obama's doing for democratic governors tonight is raising them a lot of money. you know, he pledged his time, the dga and different organizations have limited use of preside

the 39 year old democratic party leader has pledged to overhaul the labor market and change the electionthe first 100 days of his administration. and the duchess of cambridge have been playing host to british film and theater stars. on the heels of their success. .t includes steve mcqueen the evening was an honor of the industry. ♪ >> welcome back to "countdown." i am mark barton. is it a bull or a bear year for gold? forecast are conflicting. it has had its best start of the year since 1983. the fed continued tapering and a drop from the three-month high. the head of the world gold council. thank you for joining us today. when it came to demand in 2013 it was all about the consumer? >> absolutely. we had a drop in the price and reductions in trading funds. the consumers stepped up and it was the year of the consumer. a record year of buying coins and jewelry all over the world. largely concentrated in asia. >> the biggest gold maker in the world. >> it is. for the first time, china is the number one market. to give an example of where it was, it was 32% lower the previous year. the gold

the agency predicts 2.5 million workers will leave the labor force by 2024. the two major partiesuch different spins on the report. democrats say more people will choose to retire because they no longer need to work to get insured. >> it is not businesses cutting back on jobs. this is people having new choices they didn't have. >> honestly, it's not a surprising report. all the anecdotes you hear across the country is that premiums are going up and jobs are being lost. >> as for the number of people signing up for coverage, the report predicts there will be one million fewer people than originally projected. >>> today the obama administration is expected to announce the creation of 7 climate hubs to provide scientific knowledge to the department of agriculture to help farmers, ranchers and landowners handle problems associated with climate change. those can include drought, floods, pests and fires. none of the hubs is planned for california but there is one planned for neighboring oregon. >>> time now is 6:40. we are just days away from the start of the winter olympics in sochi. c

clip as cities in the country are probably using a new form of labor camp to re educate those critical of the government and the communist party. this is despite government officials saying they abolished the program last year the beijing news reported on thursday. the facilities called reprimand centers are filling the role of the much criticized chance to see new facilities have been set up in havana province for detention without judicial procedure. the report mentions one resident who claimed he was held for five days without legal process china's re education through labor system began in the nineteen fifties says that the minister to step to detain minor offenders without open trials for up to four years the newspaper reports that the new facilities are holding people who complain to the government about corrupt officials and land seizures the government says the system's abolition marked progress in terms of human rights and the rule of law but the article has triggered an outpouring of fresh internet criticism against the alleged abuse of power to suppress opposition afghanistan has really sixty five prisoners suspecte