mr. cameron chose the employers' one-day conference in london to shift the spotlight from spending cuts and public sector job losses. new jeel cassidy reports. >> david cameron was aware of the national doubts, even among some business leaders, about the pace of his campaign to get the deficit down, so here was the sweetener, a blueprint to invest more than 400 million pounds, bringing together public and private sectors, spurring innovation, and job creation. >> i'm announcing today the u.k.'s first-ever national infrastructure plan. it's a plan to completely update and modernize our infrastructure, so british business is free to compete with the rest of the world. in the budget, you saw the first part as we did not reduce capital spending compared to the last government's figures. last week, in the spending review, we went further and announced an additional 8.6 billion pounds over the next four years for capital spending. >> mr. cameron else coalition partner has a different concern he's raising in a speech today, securing future jobs at risk in the event of more foreign takeovers of u.k

mr. cameron has telephoned president obama to ensure they will remain a military power. the replacement to the military force will be delayed, and there will be cuts, but the government has reaffirmed its commitment to maintain military capability. >> france is starting to draw on emergency fuel reserves. the strikes on all but one refinery hold of supplies. demonstrators took to the streets for a sixth day in protest of the government pension reforms. the prime minister accused him of holding the country hostage. >> for the sixth time recently, huge crowds were on the street, protesting. one tried to illustrate what pension reform would do to their way of life, but the difference was the thousands of high school students who joined the protest. this is what they hope will make a difference, the large number of students in the demonstration. in the past, an alliance of students have forced the french government to back down. >> some students felt like if older people work longer, they would lose out. >> the young people have not got jobs if the old people work. >> elsewh

mr. cameron telephoned president obama to assure him that they would remain a front ranked power. special forces and intelligence are what really matter in the defense relationship with america, which has been protected. the government has reaffirmed its commitment to maintain nuclear capability. >> the french government is now saying that it will get past the demonstrators blockaded in the fuel depots. the prime minister has declared that no one has the right to take hostage and tired country, the economy, and jobs. according to the trade union, 3.5 million people have taken part in a sixth day of protest against plans to raise the retirement age. >> at no point over the past two months has support for the union movement faltered. today they protested in 250 towns around the country. there is burning frustration that the government refuses to bend. >> today we are fighting to keep hold of our rights. on retirement we will fight until the end. if the government refuses, it will paralyze france. that is clear. >> nowhere is determination more evident than oil refineries with blocka

mr. cameron said he wished there was an easier way, but warned of job losses and spending cuts to come thiseport does contain some flash photography. >> meet britain's new wartime leader. that is how david cameron shares to present himself. he is the first tory leader to address his conference since winston churchill. some believe they are only sharing power because they failed to win the election, but the prime minister insisted that he and nick clegg came together in the national interests. >> at this time of great national challenge, two parties have come together. a government that believes in people, that knows its ultimate role is not to take from people, but to give power, to give control, to give everyone a chance to make the most of their own life. yes, will play our part, but the part you play will be even more meaningful. your country needs you. >> despite the cuts he would protect the nhs, the sick and the elderly. but those who hinted were the undeserving poor would feel the impact heard >> we are giving people what they deserve, and what people deserve can depend on how they b

mr. cameron says. not so says another. >> this review is a profound missed opportunity. it is a review dressed up as a defense review. it was been chaotically conducted, hastily prepared. it is simply not credible as a strategic blueprint. >> reporter: nor was that the only hostile reception. this was an exchange with a hairier pilot at a base just outside london. >> i've conducted missions in afghanistan. i'm now facing unemployment. >> first of all, can i thank you for everybody you've done for our country. but we do have to make decisions for the future. >> reporter: he can expect a lot more of that in the days ahead. >> sreenivasan: british officials are expected to announce more cost-cutting measures to other government departments tomorrow. according to a pentagon spokeswoman, the u.s. military is now accepting openly gay recruits for the first time in the nation's history. but recruiters have also been told to alert those applicants a rule banning gays could be reinstated at any time, pending legal action. a federal judge in california has ordered the military to

mr. cameron told president obama britain would remain this first great military power and president obama said he would appreciated the uk's commitment to its nato commitment. he also said that he spoke about the special relationship between the u.s. and u.k. and said he appreciated what he called the cameron government's commitment to maintain a full military spectrum that would allow the forces of the u.s. and u.k. to keep working together in an effective way. >> will the president and secretary of state clinton be reassured by what david cameron has said? >> it certainly seems to be the tone that we're getting from the statement from the white house. the u.s. has been concerned the prospect of these cuts are openly express. they are worried about [unintelligible] if britain and other european allies have cutbacks in defense, the u.s. will have to pay more. they're concerned -- there are concerns in america wrote where britain has had more experience like counter-terrorism. that was also one of the things they spoke about this evening. the u.s. and some analysts said the u.s. has its ow

mr. cameron, you were an optimist once. now all you offer is a miserable pessimistic view of what britain can achieve and hide behind the deficit. we won't let you get away with it. >> sunday night at 9 p.m. on c-span. >> hey, middle and high school students. c-span's video document. down loadly january 20, 2011. you'll have a chance to win the grand prize of $5,000. this is $50,000 in total prizes. this competition is open to all students grades 6-12. >> the financial stab ilt over sight council joined be three non-voting state regulators. this is a half an hour. >> we have a very strong set of new laws and legislation for over sight of this financial system the supervisors of the world have come together to agree on new international capital standards which brings in the stronger global standards. we all know why we are here. we have causes caused by the complicated factors we allow large parts to operate outside those rules this body is charged with putting in place those new rules and trying to give us the capacity to d

mr. cameron, true patriotism is also about building an economy and a society fit for our kids to work and live in. you were the optimist once but now all you offer is a miserable, pessimistic view of what we can achieve. and you hide behind the deficit to justify it. and we will let you get away with that it is we will not let you get away with it. [applause] but i have a different ambition, to emerge from the global economic crisis tackling the deficit, but also learning the much deeper lessons that this generation must learn. it is a huge challenge to change our economy for the future and the same old thinking will lead to the same old results -- an economy too dependent on financial services, too many people stuck in low pay and dead-end jobs and growing inequality. we need a plan for change. we need a plan for change. a plan to reform the

mr. cameron, true patriotism is also about building an economy and a society fit for our kids to work and live in. you were the optimist once but now all you offer is a miserable, pessimistic view of what we can achieve. and you hide behind the deficit to justify it. but i have a different ambition, to emerge from the global economic crisis tackling the deficit, but also learning the much deeper lessons that this generation must learn. this generation must learn.

mr. cameron and general petraeus meeting to discuss this.e really upset in the reaction been pretty terrible to this news? >> absolutely. it kind of died down after a day when there was open talk in the british press of coverup. they use that a lot. was this initially a coverup? that still is a valid question but some of the expert wes talked to said it doesn't necessarily mean that somebody tried make up a story. it is possible that it was just confusion and the story that came out to from the u.s. military, when the story changed, once they looked at additional video and talked to more people from the scene, then they realizedç it was a differt circumstance than originally thought. but that is one of the big questions, was there an an initial attempt to cover up what really happened, alex? >> okay. nbc's michelle dozen zin i did a -- kozinski overseas. thank you. >>> finland's most famous english-language news anchor, at least he was until he tried make a joke while reading a story about the country's alcohol licensing laws. he played it

mr. cameron. what does that say about how other countries should go about reducing their debt burden?n what is the big problem we face? if deficit is the biggest problem of all, then you will reduce the deficit at the cost and expense of everything else. if you think it is because of lack of growth and jobs and an economy that can produce tax revenues and produced jobs for people who do not have to rely on social security and unemployment benefits, then you will concentrate on getting your economy growing again. that is really the message that i take to countries around the world. there is insufficient evidence that the economy will grow fast enough in the advanced industrial economies for us to take risks in the recovery. it is important to recognize that, over the next few months, you will see unemployment rising in some countries, rather than falling. the resources in the economy are being pressured at a time when there's not sufficient growth. you can either take the exit strategy for this global recession, which will eventually somehow lead to a rise in private investment in a fe

mr. cameron, after hearing about the budget, niamh wanted to send you her tooth fairy money to help." there we are, george -- nearly there. niamh, thank you. what i'm talking about, the spirit we need, is the big society spirit -- and here's why i think its time has come. all over the world, governments are wrestling with the same challenges. not just building prosperous, competitive economies, providing good public services and paying for pensions but creating strong societies, improving quality of life, ensuring that everyone feels they belong. the countries that succeed will be those that find new ways of doing things, new ways of harnessing the common good, better alternatives to the old- fashioned state and we're on the right side of that argument. here at home, at this year's election, the result may not have been clear-cut when it came to the political parties. but it was clear enough when it came to political ideas. the old way of doing things, the high-spending, all- controlling, heavy-handed state, those ideas were defeated. statism lost. society won. that's what happened at

mr. cameron, you were an optimist once, but now all you are is a miserable, pessimistic view of what britain can achieve and to hide behind the deficit and we won't let you get away with that. [applause] >> the elected labor party member sunday night at 9. on c-span. >> we are going live to the east room of the white house. president obama will make a personnel announcement, something that has been widely talked about in washington. rahm emanuel will no longer be white house chief of staff. he is leaving to run for mayor of chicago and pete rauss will take that job, at least temporarily. live coverage on cspan as we wait for the president. [no audio] [no audio] >> cabinet secretaries and white house staffers are waiting along with us from president obama to make that personnel announcement about white house chief of staff rahm emanuel who is planning to leave the job to run for mayor of chicago. the man currently full retreat -- replacing him, pete rose, has a long history of working with members of congress. -- pete rauss. the question is whether he will be tasked with managing his challeng

mr. cameron, you're an optimist once, but now all you offer is a miserable pessimistic view about what it can achieve and you hide behind the deficit. we will not let you get away with it. >> newly elected labor party leader ed miliband, tonight on c-span. >> hey, high-school students. enter c-span's documentary contest. tell us about an issue, an event, or topic that helps you better understand the role of the federal government in your life and community. the sure to include more than one point of view along with c- span programming. download your video by january 20, 2011, and you will have the chance to win the grand prize of $5,000. documentaryeo competition is open to all grades 6 through 12. >> "washington journal" continues. host: deepak bhargava is the executive director of campaign for community change. if it is the weekend in washington, it is another rally. you organize one nation yesterday. guest: it is getting people together around to messages -- we need to put america back to work. we have the widest income gap in the countries history. and second that we need to come toge

mr. cameron, you were an optimist once. now you are has a miserable and pessimistic view of what britain can achieve and you hide bohai and the deficit to justify this. >> the newly elected labor party leader from the labor party conference. democratic leaders spoke with reporters thursday looking back at this year's congressional action and looking ahead to what to expect in the elections. this is a half-hour. >> good afternoon. nice to see you're here. as we come to the end of this part of the session, it is with great pride that we review the major accomplishments of this congress. one week and one day after the president stood on the steps of the capital to artless with bold action to take our country in a new direction, one week and one day later, congress passed the recovery act. because of that, 3.6 million jobs were saved or created for our economy. we proceeded to the blueprint for a future, a statement of our national values contained in the president's message of hope. to create jobs and to protect investors. as

mr. cameron, you were an optimist wants.ut now, all you offer now is a pessimistic view of what britain can achieve and you hide behind the deficit and how we -- and we will not let you get away with it. >> that was the annual party conference. >> this weekend, explore the reality behind science fiction, the vision of einstein, and the fundamental forces of the universe with a theoretical physicist and author me to, " kaku.hor michio that is sunday at noon eastern. >> democratic leader spoke with reporters on thursday, looking back at this year's congressional action and looking ahead to what they expect in the elections. this is a half-hour. >> good afternoon. it is nice to see you here. these are newer digs. as we come to the end of this part of the session, it is with great pride that we review the major accomplishments of this congress. one weekend one day after the president stood on the steps of the capital to ask for swift and bold action now to take our country in a new direction, one weekend one day later, congress

mr. cameron, you were an optimist ones.simistic view about what britain can achieve and you hide behind the deficit to justify it and we will not let you get away with it. >> newly-elected labour party leader ed miliband from his annual party conference -- that is the night and 9:00 p.m. on c- span. >> at this hearing of the house armed services committee, members question pentagon officials about proposed shifts in defense spending intended to cut overall costs. the proposal includes the elimination of the joint forces command in norfolk. this is 2.5 hours. general, thank you very much. i have spent a great deal of time and effort over a period of years. pursuing jointnes. i was in on the ground floor, 1982. an effort begun by richard white of texas. my first bill abolished the joint chief's of staff and i found none of them had a sense of humor but the house passed on three different occasions, legislation to create jointn se s&p ess with barry gold water and the able stance assistance of bill nickels. it was called gold

mr. cameron also committed to you and committed to the president and he will undertake additional examinationf u.k. government documents to see such an inquiry i justified and should be conducted. we are waiting to hear from the u.k. about the results of that examination. >> thank you very much. we apprecia it and your time. >> thank you. now let me introduce the second panel of experts who will be a testing medical issues as well as instruction between libya and the united kingdom. i would ask them to step forward as we introduce them. first we have dr. james mueller. correctly associate director and senior vice president for translation of research at croswell center in buffalo new york he is a highly respected oncologist who will provide insight into the diagnosis and treatment options. he's the chair of the national comprehensive cancer network skype wan panel for prostate cancer. the guidelines are the gold standard for prostate cancer, diagnosis and treatment. he's also called and written extensively on the subject and we want tothank him very much for being with us this morning. dr. ol

mr. cameron, all new offer is a miserable, pessimistic view of what britain can achieve and to hide behind the deficit. we will not let him get away with it. annual is from labor's party conference, sending nine at 9:00. >> now, a debate between the new hampshire senate candidate. kelly ayotte and paul hodes. it took place wednesday, september 22, at the studios of new hampshire public radio. this is about an hour. >> this is the candidate for among business and the economy, sponsored by lincoln financial group. >> hello, everyone, and welcome to a candidate forum. i am the host of the exchange on new hampshire public radio. we are coming to you from studio d. for the next hour, the two candidates for u.s. senate will engage in a discussion about some of the major economic issues facing us all today. we will press them to talk about what they would you as members of the u.s. senate and refrain from spending valuable time attacking each other. let me introduce our candidates. they are former attorney-general and republican kelly ayotte and democratic congressman paul hodes. we tossed a coin

mr. cameron also committed to you and committed to the president and he will undertake additional examination.k. government documents to see such an inquiry is justified and should be conducted. we are waiting to hear from the u.k. about the results of that examination. >> thank you very much. we appreciate it and your time. >> thank you. now let me introduce the second panel of experts who will be a testing medical issues as well as instruction between libya and the united kingdom. i would ask them to step forward as we introduce them. first we have dr. james mueller. correctly associate director and senior vice president for translation of research at croswell center in buffalo new york he is a highly respected oncologist who will provide insight into the diagnosis and treatment options. he's the chair of the national comprehensive cancer network skype wan panel for prostate cancer. the guidelines are the gold standard for prostate cancer, diagnosis and treatment. he's also called and written extensively on the subject and we want to thank him very much for being with us this morning. dr. o

mr. cameron, you were an optimist once. now all the to offer is a miserable pessimistic view about what britain can achieve in you hide behind the deficit to justify and we will not let you get away with it. >> the newly elected labor party leader, sunday night at 9:00 on c-span. >> at a hearing on wednesday, tom harkin told health and human services secretary, kathleen sebelius, that he would not support the transfer of $200 billion from hhs to the department of defense. it would be used by the dod for a typical manufacturing center. this is just over 46 -- 40 minutes. ions committee on labor health and services related agencies >> is sometimes said that this subcommittee defines america. for the most part, that is true. subcommittee also defends america and one very important area that is public health. funding provided by the subcommittee is what pays for the nation's medical countermeasures including the drugs medicines and devices that protect aericans against bierrorism pandemic influence and other other emerging infe

mr. cameron, you were an optimist once, but now all you have shown is a miserable, a pessimistic view of what you can achieve. you hide behind the deficit, but we will not let you get away with it. >> the newly elected labour leader speaks sunday at 9:00 on c-span. >> our local content of vehicles are traveling the country to look at some of the most closely contested contest leading up to election.ber's >> what is keeping you up at night? >> of all of the money the government is spending. i worry about what is going to happen to my grandchildren. >> i have three kids and i have the same fear. are we going to leave them with the same opportunities that you and i knew growing up? >> i do not think we should raise taxes in this economy. it is mathematical. you have to put more money into the system or pay more out. >> if times were better, what would you do? >> i say look, let's put everything on the table to solve the problem. you looked at the high-end of the benefits first before you start raising taxes. i would say, can we work the spending side before working the tax side. >> on the d

the greens is there and president with did it and prime minister cameron have already achieved during their recent meeting in ruins. mr hague destroyed us a letter from the british prime minister addressed to the russian president. reaffirming that this long our president confirmed that he is also determined to hold his followers see this we especially mentioned that are a car peroration interested in investment has a good foundation and promising prospects especially as regards. developing business scar peroration education science. yes a little bit more social things that directly affect the goal of more nice in the russian economy which is our priority to use these quite soon in about a month or so this moscow's will cost and another and meeting of intergovernmental committee for treated investment and we have agreed that both parties will prepare for this meeting considering the possibility that we have to do all of that we have discussed. your dish and only the matter of culture and humanitarian exchange is important to us we have agreed to use a poor and the plants that we have quite intense plans for the next t

mr. basement. >> this is stan the fan charles with the sports box sports report. cam cameronshocks at the criticism of his two wide receivers, they voiced displeasure at not catching more balls. cameron's quote "these guys aren't selfish in my view, these guys are competitors, that's what we want, competitors." the win over the dolphins featured a kickoff run back for a td, a blocked punt that setup a td, and a blocked field goal that was returned for a td all before the patriots, that led to dolphins special team coach being fired. pressbox.com is open 24/7 to handle all your sports information needs. >>> tomorrow on "good morning maryland," he was a researcher at one of the top universities in the country. and now johns hopkins will honor the life of steven pitcairn. the man purchase murdered as he was walking home in containers village. we'll have that tomorrow on "good morning maryland." >>> abc 2 works for the community. a proud partner with the johns hopkins center. >> like us on facebook, win an ipad. [ male announcer ] looking for a complete picture of your money? mee

mr. pollera -- pinera has been reminding the world of just how successful this was. here a souvenir from david cameron, a rock from the mine, and another one. it has been less than two weeks since the miners were pulled to safety in the original phoenix to capsule, which is now in public display at santiago's square. they can surely never have imagined they would have emerged from underground as such celebrities. after the visit to the palace, they went to the national stadium for a football match against the team's of the government. they played well against the miners. a former professional footballer put them ahead, and they then scored four a 2-0 lead, but the government hit back with three goals, including one from the president himself, and they won the match, 3-2. even media superstars cannot be a always on the winning side. >> gunmen in mexico have killed 13 drug addict at a rehabilitation center. it is reported the victims were lined up in -- and shot. the motive is not clear. three days ago 14 people were killed at a party. the tropical storm has factored believes. 10,000 people were forced

mrs. putin to be president again for the third time. it's putin's action man image that makes some russians keen to be on his wall. on russian tv he's more indiana jones than david cameronverage like this has turned him into the pinup of russian politics. there are even pop songs about him. a girl band signals their love for him. >> he's an intelligent man, he's smart and attractive. ♪ happy birthday to you >> they authored the calendar. >> ♪ happy birthday prime minister happy birthday to you ♪ >> a reminder of our top story, the toxic chemical sludge from the factory on monday has reached the danube and could affect dozens of countries across central europe. >> see the news unfold. get the top stories from around the globe and click to play video reports. go to bbc.com/news to experience the in-depth, expert reporting of "bbc world news" online. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. and union bank. ♪ >> union bank has put its global financial strength to work for a wide range of companies. what can we do for you? >> there is one stage

cameron over the british spending review released earlier this week. the prime minister also responded to questions about reducing unemployment and maintaining pledges of foreign aid. now, prime minister's questions. >> question no. one, mr. speaker. ive coverage on c-span2. >> this morning ahead meetings >> this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others and, in addition to my duties in the house, i shall have further such meetings later today. >> during this parliament, our contributions to the european union will increase by £17.5 billion, so yesterday's cuts to the defense budget will not go to reduce the deficit, but to subsidize our european partners. this is obscene. what would the prime minister like to say to the european union? obscene. what would the prime minister like to say to the european union? >> first of all the point is it was the previous government that gave away eight billion pounds of rebates and got nothing in return. we will not accept any increase in the eu budget. we called for a cash freeze in the size of the budget for 2011 and we're working hard to take this across europe. yesterday spoke to the new dutch prime minister. tried to make sure as we make difficult decisions at

cameron. weatherford. m-i swaco. [inaudible] >> hi, mr. guide, i'm dead cursor. don't get worried i'm going to ask you about this. these are the transcripts from the la time he testified and i just wanted to assure you and the board that i was here when he testified and i carefully read and highlighted the transcript to try to be sure that i don't ask you even one single question that you already addressed. >> thank you, ma'am. the marshall islands asked you about the boat column. and i wanted to clarify something on that. >> a lot of full power questions last time. a.b. anadarko didn't answer or mullinax. [inaudible] >> mr. dykes said we plan at the panel to have a weatherford to address the full-color isses. and so, the subject we should be able to cover with the expert at that point in town. do you want more questions at this point in tme? we would be grateful to pass on that. thank you for your courtesy. >> sure. he testified last time that she got an e-mail from brian morel said they had full returns from his job, they finished the plug on time and thought t

mrs. robinson, you are trying to seduce me. >> why some of hollywood's older leading ladies are now single and on the prowl. it's thursday, october 14th. >> cameron is an older lady now. >> by hollywood standards. who doesn't love a cougar? >> there could be a face of the cougar, courtney cox after the splitup it her husband. report lead been offered $1 million to be the face of a cougar website. no word on if she will accept it. could be the face. >> pays to be a cougar. good morning. i'm rob nelson. >> i'm vinita nair. this morning the most audacious mine rescue is over. >> in words of one of the scientist involved "it was 75% engineering and 25% a miracle." diane alvear joins us from the san jose mine. good morning, diana. >> reporter: vinita, rob, good morning. after the planning, preparation, precautions and the test runs. it is amazing to say that all 33 of the miners are finally free after more than two months underground. less than 24 hours after it started, the rescue was complete. meticulously planned and precisely executed. >> we have experience aid night that we will never forget. full of emotion. full of joy. >> reporter: it was tues

mr. president, we want to thank all of the chileans, the lesson we spoke to. pside president qhaw -- chavez from and president garcia from peru and the presidential from argentina. prime minister from england,quay david cameronime minister from israel, and very many more. that shows that chile, it was in the heart, not only of o chileans, but we were in thethi heart of the world. the unity, the friendly -- the friendliness and the fate. it was an evening full of excitement, happiness and aaes night that i'm sure will stayrt in our hearts for the rest of our lives.. >> there it is, the president of chile thanking everybody, thanking those worldwide,se thanking the prime minister of great britain and israelihu. prime minister.hao yo he said we have seen the bestn e of chile and talked about godbot being with them throughoutthem r this ordeal.th of he talked about the fate of the last miner who had gu come t out and just been rescued, ho ident how it was the depth of the earth. this and he said this is a momentd of celebration. nginommented on how the church bells were ringing. to we go back to chile and speak with steve harrigan, and nowhroe through this celebration.eve steve? >> sean, real emotional upsor and