david cameron has on his hands i'm joined now by neil gibson a counsellor for the opposition labor party in sheffield thank you for joining us on mr gibson now david cameron reiterated that austerity is the key to recovery but does the example of other eve states which have had years of painful cuts prove it's a remedy that's just not working. what we say doesn't work we are in a sense the government. services that you just can't seem to be too fast. to come see any more. now the i.m.f. to veal there this year for the first time since the e.u. crisis started britain will have a bigger budget deficit than greets to what extent has cameron's premiership contributed to that and does he have a viable strategy on how to deal with it. he has no strategy he eats talk to speech today about swimming. or using the cereal. away from the rocks where we're heading to the rocks. are there is that we begin to remove the worst that we use. to change the law to stop thinking that they know i'm working with most of this change the course of what are they doing now you know another major issue at the col france is that of the scottish referendum on

mr. cameron, that we have god -- there would be a solution going to 2013 on the basis of 2012. going to 2013 on the basis of 2012. -- everyone has got to be basis of 2012. -- everyone has got to be on site. otherwise you're going to end up with 2012 as the basis for the campaign and the future budget. and just one final point, it's not sufficient for mr. cameron to move further and further away from europe and to speak about it with the public. if you don't want to be with us, then go your own way, but don't try to haggle and make these comments from far away. i believe you've got to be on board and play the game come and be part of the team if you want to be in europe. thank you very much. >> thank you very much. on behalf of liberals and democrats. >> mr. president, let me first welcomed the decision on the banking union and the european council. i have to tell you it was already decided in june. the better the european council that decides twice the same thing. i think they're nothing at all. so i'm in any way not to see that the council also, mr. president, finally agreed w

the streets of the british capital in anger against the painful cuts being forced on them from mr david cameron recently one of more tough decisions for the struggling economy first was among the crowds thousands of people have taken to the streets of london to dance the all star exhibits organized by the trade. how many people turned out that is against the can they say. the economy that there are people from all walks of life there are nurses worried about the other there are police officers off the t.v. all worried about. this is the most of people you see much in here today many many families all across the age range but they've been affected in some way by the continued cuts my parents rely on the n.h.s. you can see cars getting worse my son to stephen is paying the uncrowned here in fees i work in the tree sector and legal aid is being kept so we work with very wonderful people and they won't. to get the same house for might for next year they just protect the rich they protect the interests of the rich i'm a bit out fair in the people who are it really much against the cuts and she's mar

saturday's run in london was organized by trade unions and attracted people from across the country mr david cameron recently warned of more tough decisions for the struggling economy forty seven first was among the. many people that turned out that message is against the cuts they say have flatlined the economy now there are people from all walks of life there are nurses worried about the n.h.s. there are police officers all feed the room worried about cuts the frontline services and among some people he seems many many families all across the age range feel that they've been affected in some way by the continued cuts my parents rely on the n.h.s. who can say can't get worse my son to stephen is paying the uncrowned here in fees i work in the tree sector and legal aid is being count so we work with three hundred people and i won't be able to get the same help from the next year they just protect the rich they protect the interests of the rich i'm a bit of fear in the people who are it now because it's not just person that's been affected the start because they've had a europe wide effect of the eur

mr. cameron can tell us how much is he awarding himself in a tax cut?how much is that tax cut he is awarding himself? for a job, i guess he thinks is a job well done. how many of his other cabinet colleagues have checks in the post from the millionaire's tax cut? and how can he justify this unfairness in britain 2012. and of course let's not forget this tax cut wouldn't be happening without nick clegg and the liberal democrats. isn't it shameful that the party that supported, that implemented the people's budget of 1909, lloyd george's budget, is supporting the millionaire's budget of 2012. so that's the reality in britain today. it is a rebate for the top. it's rip-off for everybody else. it's a recovery for the top. it's a recession for everybody else. this prime minister said, we are all in it together. don't let him ever tell us again we are all in this together. and friends, i say this. you can't be a one nation prime minister if you raise taxes on ordinary families and cut taxes for millionaires. you can't be a one nation prime minister if all you

mr. cameron can tell us how much he is awarded himself a tax cut, how much a tax cut is rewarding himself for a job i guess he thinks is a job well done. how many of his other cabinet colleagues have checked on the millionaires tax cuts and how can you justify this unfairness in britain 2012. [applause] and of course, let's not forget this tax cut wouldn't be happening without nick clegg and the liberal democrats. [applause] isn't it shameful that the party that supports it, that implemented the people's budget of 1909, lura church's budget is supporting a millionaires budget of 2012? [applause] so that is the reality in britain today. it is a rip off for everybody else. is it a recovery for the top, a recession for everybody else. this prime minister says we are all in it together. delphi can never tell us again. we are all in this together. [applause] .. [applause] [applause] [applause] one thing that the government might claim to be gooded at, and that's competence. [laughter] they think they are born to rule. so maybe they would be god at it. have you ever seen a more incompetent, hop

mr. cameron can tell us how much is he awarding himself in tax cut, how much is that tax cut he is awardingimself for a job i guess he thinks is a job well done. how many of his other capital colleagues have checks in the post from the tax cut? and how can he justify this unfairness in britain's 2012? [applause] and, of course, let's not forget, this tax cut wouldn't be happening without nick clegg and the liberal democrats. [applause] isn't it shameful, isn't it shameful that the party that supported, that implemented the people's budget of 1909, lloyd george's budget, is supporting the millionaires budget of 2012? [applause] so that's the reality in britain today. it's a rebate for the topic it's a ripoff to everybody else. it's a recovery for the top. it's a recession for everybody else. this prime minister said we are all in it together. don't let him cover tell us again we are all in this together. [applause] and friends, i say this, i say this, it can't be a one nation prime minister if he raise taxes on ordinary families and cut taxes for millionaires. you can't be a one nation prime

mr. romney. shep? >> shep: carl cameron live in virginia. as i mentioned, president obama's team was responding to governor remain knee's speech -- romney's speech before he gave it. after he spoke, a spokeswoman for the president said, this is somebody who leads with chest pounding rhetoric. he is inexperienced and the american people have serious questions about whether he's prepared to be commander in chief. team fox coverage continues. ed envy with the president in california. we're hearing from the president himself, ed. >> that's right. bring it on. that was the simple response from the president's campaign spokesman in chicago who says the president believes he has a strong record on foreign policy. he welcomes this debate and, in fact, last night in a fund-raiser here in california, the president laid out his record and said it's pretty good. >> four years ago i told you i'd end the war in iraq and we did. [ cheers and applause ] i said i'd end the war in afghanistan. we are. [ cheers and applause ] i said we'd focus on the people wh

our carl cameron is we checked in moments ago and mrs. romney took the microphone.p of things and i know that crowd has been waiting for sometime. i want you to set the scene and i want to ask you a couple of things. >> mr. romney is running down the agenda and describing the debate triumph and making the point that he didn't have an opportunity to quiz president obama on the absence of his comprehensive immigration proosal and something he promised to deliver. that is something he will ask about in the next debate. what he is doing since the debate is frame this as a choice from the voters a dependent society or bigger government and entitlement attitude and his own promise of greater prosperity and freedom and less government. that is very much what he thinks to lay out in the debate this week. paul ryan is debating this week and he has done debate prep. >> the president is celebrating his wedding anniversary that he told the nation that he was missing out on. and his campaign is announcing fund raising numbers and what about the romney numbers . >> obama campaign

facilities, which are at mme, green and cameron beach so those are both what we call lrv, light rail vehicles as well as historic vehicles, there's also overhead which mr. ris khan mentioned at the bryan street facility, there's the main bus facilities including at -- flynn is our articulated bus for diesels, [inaudible] is a new bus facility under construction, woods is one of our main bus facilities as well as kerk land, so these multiple arrows show the shifting around that would occur as part of the recommendations in the vision report. in addition, the vision report assume that is we'll be able to get the bayshore facility in order to move out of pier 70 and to move training in there as well as other mta uses. so, would you like me to go over that? i know it's very complicate and had looks like an octopus but it's a complicated list of recommendations, again, to rebuild and better utilize our facilities. >> i think perhaps if i could provide some guidance to go through some of the point that is were covered in the memo because i know the mta will be back to us before december 31st to talk to us about the facilities master plan? >> yes. would you l

cameron is with the romney campaign. across the way in cuyahoga falls. >> reporter: mr. romney stormed in the buckeye state. the first time since the democratic convention in early september, he is either tied, in some cases now leading in the polls. surging in both national and battle ground state polls the latest american research group poll shows romney ahead in colorado 50 to 46. ohio, romney at 48. to president's 47. virtual tie. furthermore, the rasmussen swing state tracking poll of 11 battleground states shows romney at 49%. the president at 47. romney appealed to iowa farm country voters penalling to end what he called the obama administration overregulation of agriculture and promised to open more world markets and reduce energy costs. >> there are big differences between the president and me. he has no plan for rural america. no plan for agriculture. no plan for getting people back to work. i do. >> romney released a policy paper on rural issues and ripped the president for squeezing the economy critically important agriculture industry. >> president has idea he wants to raise the tax rate from 3

mr. dalton, your time us up. we have our last question with paul cameron. you each have 45 seconds. >> mitt romney wanted to cut funding to pbs. what has to be cut to balance the state budget? would public broadcasting be on your list? i think mr. dalton starts? >> moderator: mccrory: rory. mccrory: i don't know. i have to see items such as pbs. i have to look at the bigger items right now, and the beinger items, my most concern is the increase in spending in every one of our departments. right now i'm concerned about students who keep having their tuitions increased and part of that is because the universities have not controlled the cost of increasing costs that at our universities. they have been going up 7-9% when ennation is less than 3%. we have to control the increase the cost of government spending because it's going to bankrupt our state. we owe $2.8 billion for unemployment insurance. we're in a bind. >> moderator: mr. mccrory your time is up. mr. dalton. dalton: i would certainly keep public tv viable. i can't tell you specifically what you cut or

cameron takes questions from members of the house of commons. prior to question time house is wrapping up other business. this is live coverage on c-spa c-span2. >> well, mr. speaker, i did, in fact, meet with their earlier this month to discuss their plans for the rail network, including the recently program. the north wells mainline is due to be recent build commencing in 2015 as part of the wales route modernization. >> how much of billions going to be spent in 2019 come is going to be spent in north wales? >> i'm sure the honorable gentleman will be pleased to hear your i'm already holding discussions with both the welsh governments and local authorities with a view to exploring the possibility of electrification of the north wales railway line, 105 miles, and economic benefit for north wales. >> i welcome the announcement for extra capital expenditure, but will the secretary of state work with the welsh is similar to make sure the welsh civil engineering companies help in competing for contracts for this work? >> yes, mr. speaker, this is an issue that has been identified recently. i'm sure the welsh government are aware of the problem and i'm sure t

cameron takes questions from members of the house of commons. prior to question time house is wrapping up other business. this is live coverage on c-span2. >> naomi long. >> question number eight, mr. speaker. [inaudible] >> a way forward here can only be delivered if a range of people and political parties in northern ireland work together. >> naomi long. >> i thank her for its but can also ask my welcome to her and her ministerial colleague in their new roles. does she agree with me finding a comprehensive way of addressing the legacy of the past is critical and should be a priority, not own because of the current generation impacted directly by the troubles but also the means of tackling the deep-seated sectarian which exists in northern ireland and prevents us from achieving our goals economically and financially? >> i agree it is a important priority. it is important for us all to work together to see if we can try to build consensus, and to foster mutual understanding of the past and reconcile the different perspective of the different traditions in northern ireland, and she says our goal should be to bring people together and try to eliminate the sectarian divide that still

mr. romney's momentum is not an actual tie at 49-49 apiece. >> harris: carl cameron, literally from the road. once again we'll carry that event live in ohio with governor romney and paul ryan coming up. >> gregg: sit down and put on your seat belts. making me nervous. >> massive cover-up or incompetence? very strong words from senator john mccain on the administration's handling on the attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi libya that killed four americans including our u.s. ambassador. mrz lawmaker calling for the immediate release of all surveillance video gathered during that deadly attack. national security correspondent jennifer griffin joins us live with the late. what requests went unanswered according to your sources? >> remember, my source was on the ground at the c.i.a. annex. i'm told about 9:40 when the first shots were heard, woods and other operators asked the c.i.a. base chief for permission to go help at the consulate. they were told to stand down, quote, stand down. base chief was in radio contact with the station chief. u.s. officials say the base chief was trying to arra

mr. ryan in preparation for tonight's debate had nine debate rehearsals and they think he is ready to go against biden this evening. bret? >> bret: carl cameronspin room. see you there in a few minutes. thank you, carl. how will tonight's debate impact the race? let me know on twitter. follow me. @bretbaier. new issues for two of the president green energy pet projects. i.r.s. is proposing a bankruptcy settlement for solyndra saying it's a dodge to avoid taxes. house committee wants to know what the energy department knew about problems with panels made by now bankrupt abound solar. the company received half a billion dollars apiece in taxpayer funded loan guarantees. the dow's losing streak continueed today. it lost 19. s&p 500 goes up a fraction. nasdaq dropped two. 14 people have died from the meningitis outbreak now. the cdc says 170 people have been sickened. that is 33 more cases and two more deaths since tuesday. agency estimates 14,000 people could be at risk. this outbreak has been linked to steroid shots for back pain. >>> the smoke is still clearing from wednesday's fiery capitol hill hearing about the terror attack on the u.s. mis

cameron live in the spin room here in danville. the guys at the top of the ticket were campaigning today and there was some back and forth about libya. >> yes, there was. mrromney was campaigning in asheville, north carolina. for the last day and a half, the obama campaign has been suggesting that the whole controversy over what happened with the u.s. consulate in benghazi was a consequence of the romney-ryan campaign, as though their political rhetoric is somehow what's creating a investigation and the nation's concern about why the administration held on so long arguing that it wasn't terrorism. well, today mr. romney answered back pretty toughly. listen to this. >> mr. president, this is an issue because we were attacked successfully by terrorists on the anniversary of 9-11. president obama, this is an issue because americans wonder why it was that took so long for you and your administration to admit that this was a terrorist attack. this is a very serious issue. these are very serious questions and the american people deserve serious answers and i hope they come soon. >> the fact is, there have been a lot of republicans who have been critical of the

cameron is on the road in virginia in the romney campaign bus? is that where you are, carl? report report head fort shenandoah international airport. mr.ey's speech today started in its formulation about three weeks ago after the u.s. consulate in benghazi was attacked when republicans across the country began to think the president's foreign policy was seriously in jeopardy by his inis tints wasn't a planned attack but prompted by a movie. this was an across the board assault on president obama's foreign policy. saying the strategy of hope is not a strategy and americans can no longer afford to put american security at risk under mr. obama. >> with iran closer than stroar nuclear weapons capability. with the conflict in stir yeah threatening to destabilize the region and with violent extremists on the march and with the ambassador and three others dead likely at the end of islamic extremists. it the upo -- the conflict in te region is higher than it was when president obama took office. >> reporter: obama's campaign put out a video mocking romney. they argue romney has shown with his rhetoric without absence of a record that he's not

cameron. >> reporter: hi, megyn. the university of miami for mitt romney. he has begun to jump-start the campaign after the lull that took place in the wake of sandy's devastation. mrn the rhetoric and amping it up though he didn't mention president obama by name. he's making references to the disaster relief effort. you can see on the jumbo screen this started early yesterday morning. the red cross with a text to make donations. earlier today mr. romney started the campaign trail in tampa. he will have three events in florida today. on this first day back on the trail's a combination of messages. one, sympathy for those in the storm's path and two, anticipation in a get out the vote effort which he hopes will be a big victory. >> please make sure you go out and vote early. tough a dollar extra send it to the red cross for our friends in harm's way. i love, i appreciate it and together we'll win. thank you, guys. thank you. >> reporter: romney aides came back and visited us on the plane. a hotter half-hour flight. they believe mr. rom this on offense and expanding the battlefield to places like minnesota. obama spokesman david axlerod says he will shave his mustach

mr. romney making the case that the united states needs jobs and needs to be able to sell its products overseas and barak obama has failed in that department as well. gregg? >> gregg: carl cameronbanon, ohio, thank you very much. governor romney expected to take the stage very shortly, a bit later on in the hour. we'll bring it to you live when he does. >> patti ann: right now president obama is hard at work in virginia getting ready for this week's second presidential debate. he faced some tough criticism from both sides of the aisle after the first debate. he is hoping to come back stronger on tuesday. ed henry is live with more in williamsburg, virginia. hi, ed. >> great to see you. they didn't pick virginia by accident. obviously the battle ground state is an opportunity to do debate prep in a state where you want to reach out to voters, you want to get in the local news here, sort of get the vote out if you will. the bottom line is the president knows he didn't get the job done in the first debate. you talked to a senior advisors, they know he's got to buckle down here. he's at a peaceful place. great weather in williamsburg. i don't think the president will enjoy too much

cameron is live in lexington, virginia. carl, we've got even some of his remarks in advance. it sounds like he's planning a broad criticism of the president. what else do we know? >> indeed, mrthat the nation cannot afford another four years of threats to its security based on another four more years of obama administration foreign policy. among other things mr. romney today will say that hope is not a strategy. he will tick off a number of international hot spots with specific criticism of the president's handling of it. he'll talk about libya and at attack on benghazi and how the obama administration was reluctant to say it was terrorism and argued for some time that it was a mob riot sparked by an anti-islam video. he'll talk about the need for the u.s. to be more supportive of israel than president obama has been. he has accused the president time and again of throwing both benjamin netanyahu and israel under the bus. he will say the palestinians deserve support and there needs to be u.s. support and further advancement of a two-state solution. mr. romney will go on and say in egypt the president and u.s. needs to attach our relationship with the egyptians based on some

cameron is live in tampa with it all. hey, carl. >> reporter: hi, jenna. romney is eager to get back in the campaign saddle after day and a half lull for the sandy disaster. mr. romney has three events here in florida, a key battleground state where the polls continue to tighten. we've been telling everybody for year-and-a-half this is likely to end up close in a number of key battleground states as well as national polls. the national polls have been within the margin literally for weeks. in florida the latest quinnepiac survey, president is up two points. well within the margin and basically reflection of rcp average which shows romney up a point. it is all so close because it doesn't mean heck of a lot in terms of differences. go to virginia where a state mr. romney is closing the gap and says president obama is up two points in the quinnepiac poll, but there is the average from "real clear politics" survey says mr. romney is leading half a point. then there is ohio. ohio the romney campaign acknowledges it will be a battle down to the very last minute and they have been trailing in some polls. quinnepiac poll has romney down five points but the "real cle

cameron took questions on the future of the british economy. the european union budget, and the closure of a ford motoron n. plant. >> thank you, mr.speaker.oi i am sure the whole house will wish to join me and pay tribute to corporal david o'connor of the 14 commander royal marines and corporal channing day in the owe t army medical corps. we owe them and all others whort have lost their lives a deep debt of gratitude to the courage, dedication, they will never be forgotten by our nation. youmr. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i am sure that the whole house will want to associate itself with the prime minister'sprimeis remarks.emark we send our deepest condolences to our service personnel are and also their families. f >> will the prime minister confirm if you can't get a good deal for britain, he will use the veto and reject any advice from those who give everything d away give advice on those who gave our veto away? [cheers and applause] >> i can absolutely, i can absolutely give my honorable friend that assurance. this government is taking the toughest line in these budget negotiations of any government since rejoined the european u