europe in many different ways. you can't found ooh county in the united states that approaches not one county. you believe europe is venus, and america is mars. >> i think do think there's a tremendous difference. i think the culture badges are being won in europe in the enlightenment and personal tonomy, and personal freedom and there being one in the united states on the adjudicate christ judeo christian. with cal vun in his um. you're an individual be calvinist that and the we're in something together with god that we have sort of a contract between human beings and god and the american still think this way. you think this rhetoric out of the white house with democratic, and republican presidents. it's not going away. >> you want to comment on that. >> i think that we have that doctrine and it's held up as an ideal in america it become somewhat attenuated. the other thing about cal vunism. this is of the for and religion it became gradually what happened after the review formation that the netherlands formation that the netherlands became >> legalizing prostitution, and legal i guess doctor

united states contribution to the effort and a foundation for greater collaboration. after years of talk about how to meet this objective, we now have a clear plan to protect all of our allies in europeell as the united states. when it comes to nuclear weapons, our strategic concept reflects today's realities as well as our future aspirations. alliance will work to create the conditions so we can reduce nuclear weapons and a wopld without them. at the same time we've made it clear so long as these weapons exist, nato will remain a nuclear alliance and the united states will maintain a safe, secure and effective nuclear arsenal to -- deter adversaries and guarantee the defense of all our allies. finally, we agree to keep forging the partnership beyond nato that help make our lives a pillar of -- our alliance a pillar of global security. continue to enhance nato's cooperation with the eu which i will talk about later this afternoon with eu leaders. after a two year break we are resuming cooperation between nato and russia. i was pleased that my friend and partner president medvedev joined us today at the nato russia council summit. together, we've worked hard to reset the relations tee

the symbol of one united europe. one language. one europe.s is what george soros calls it. >> the european union was built by a process of piece mill social engineering. indeed, it's probably the most success fful feat of social engineering in history. >> glenn: papara is george soros' hero, a guy you should look up. where we're headed. what does he call it? the greatest feat in social engineering. it may be. how is it working in out spain? they sport the highest rate of unemployment at 20.5%. by the way, that's the country that led the way on the green jobs. debt is 63% of gdp. next door, portugal, 11% unemployment. their debt is 76% of gdp. greece, just when you thought it couldn't get worse for them, it did. their debt hit a staggering 120% of gdp. they have 12.2 unemployment. now the spill over to ireland. unemployment at 14%. the debt is 65% of gdp. the e.u. spearheaded by germany is urging ireland to take the bail-out. why? well, to calm the global markets. we're all tied together now. europe, especially so. they are all tied together.

as well as in china, japan, the united states europe. the middle east. africa. all of them cannot despise their resistance. despite their refusal stop that march of death. despite their resistance. communists repressives. zionists and anarchists. none can evade the march. this one is not coming with hammer and sickles . all wars surrender to. but when comes the cry? when will it really happen as death is peace? when can i truly die. you will never know yet you may have already and this life is your way of paying hommage to the power that loves and you left you with the taste of immortality on your lips. nothing mystical. no cries. power, your way. or buddha in the wings. even lying on your back, you are mocking. this is not a cynical, or pessimist or neonnist poem. join deaths to your life and you will live as if there 1 drum to march to. there is no march at all. you are there. all will be well for all. [applause]. >> >> >> >> after school at 3. . 30 i hop on the bus and go to work with kids. i didn't realize i was going to get up that early for the rest of my

they understood that what happens in europe could end up affecting what happens in the united states. the most important thing that i can do for europe is the same thing that i need to do for the united states, and that is to promote growth and increased employment in the united states. we have now grown for five consecutive quarters. we have seen private sector job growth for ten consecutive months. but the pace is too slow. and my main task when i get back to the states and over the coming year is to work with republicans and democrats to move that growth process forward and the make sure that we are growing faster and that we are putting people back to worth. it is a difficult task. historically what's happened is that when you have a financial crisis, the recession that follows is more severe and long-lasting than a normal business cycle crisis would be. and we are i think digging out of a hole of debt and deleveraging and the severe fall in our housing market, and all those things, create a strong head winds when it comes to growth. but we've taken some important steps already. t

we work with europe and the united states and we work on how europe and the united states can work together on the major world challenges like climate change and economic trade and development, just a number of issues the program i run goes back to the early days in the first 20 years when we were primarily a grantmaker making grants to low-cal practitioners and policymakers. i started this program about four years, five years ago now, i think, time flies, to really bring in members of our marshall memorial fellowship network of which david chiu is one of our alumni. some of our past grantees and also the next crop of practitioners and local civic leaders who are really looking to change their home communities by looking abroad or looking to other cities to see what other cities are doing well and how that might be imported back home or translated back home. so the comparative dom particular policy program works primarily in the 25 cities that doug mentioned, but not exclusively in those cities. we really are looking for some of the best practices in education and workforce development, in

counterterrorism officials in europe and the united states are telling cnn al qaeda is still planning mumbai-style attacks in europe and possibly here in the united states. also today, scotland yard says its analysis of the package bomb sent from yemen last month and intercepted near london shows it probably would have exploded over the eastern u.s. seaboard. joining me from new york, still with us, former presidential adviser david gergen and cnn terrorism analyst paul crookshea. start with your reporting, first with the idea that the package coming to the united states was somehow a timer-based, cell phone timer-based to have it explode over the eastern seaboard? >> that's right. and they may have done a dry run back in mid-september to try and figure out when exactly to time the device. this was timed -- the british are saying -- to explode over the u.s. eastern seaboard. that's the most densely, heavily populated area in the united states. there have could been dozens, perhaps hundreds of casualties on the ground. a lot of concern about what they were planning. the more people kil

europe in many different ways. you can't found ooh county in the united states that approaches not one county. you believe europe is venus, and america is mars. >> i think do think there's a tremendous difference. i think the culture badges are being won in europe in the enlightenment and personal autonomy, and personal freedom and there being one in the united states on the adjudicate christ judeo christian. with cal vun in his um. you're an individual be calvinist that and the we're in something together with god that we have sort of a contract between human beings and god and the american still think this way. you think this rhetoric out of the white house with democratic, and republican presidents. it's not going away. >> you want to comment on that. >> i think that we have that doctrine and it's held up as an ideal in america it become somewhat attenuated. the other thing about cal vunism. this is of the for and religion it became gradually what happened after the review formation that the netherlands becaformation that the netherlands became >> legalizing prostitution, and legal i guess d

europe as united politically, united economically.do you think that while they decide, hey, we want our own military mite and become a totally independent entity on the world stage? if that happens, will they say, united states, you are no longer welcome in europe because you're in europe because of nato? guest: well, i think we're pretty far away from a united europe. i think you're seeing them struggling even right now to keep the euro, their currency, together. so i think that's going to be a distraction for a considerable amount of time. they've taken smaller and smaller -- they've taken steps to try to pull themselves together to act as a unit. but they're just, you know, fundamental facts that berlin, paris, london, each of those powers really still wants to be an actor on the world stage by themselves. so i don't think that we're going to see a united europe anytime soon. and even if we did, there's a lot that draws us together with europe, the fact that we're democracies, that we share a lot of the same principles. and for all

- i think that if you were able to, to make progress on greater coordination between the united states and europe-- which account for 85% of all foreign assistance to the developing world and the bulk of foreign investments, as well as remittance and philanthropy flows-- if you got greater coordination among those stake holders, ah, across aid, trade, other aspects that of, of, of policy that impact these developing countries, including climate change, ah, there could be tremendous benefits to all the other mdg's. umm, it's sort of a lynchpin as it relates to the other mdg's. >> you both mentioned the responsibility of rich nations to, ah, step up and, and, and fulfill their development commitments, despite the economic crisis. it's, it's been a challenge, and many countries have said that, that's it's been a distraction. ah, we did speak with some other people on this issue. why don't we listen to what they had to say? >> fundamentally, they are going to have less resources to cope with their needs, and to face the challenges of the millennium development goals. and that's why we think, from the

the problem for ireland -- most of their exports go to the united states, europe, or the u.k. all of which are not looking like they're going to grow very rapidly. that makes it very difficult for them. >> thank you very much for joining us on gmt. >> thank you. >> the governing body of world football, fifa, has suspended two is a gift committee members, amos adamu and reynald temarii, in connection with corruption allegations. adamu will not be allowed to take part in a plot activity for three years and has been fined $10,000. temarii faces a $5,000 fine. there was no firm evidence of collusion found in the process between bidding countries for the next two world cups. the suspensions were announced by the chairman of the fifa committee, who explained why he would not tolerate corruption. >> in fifa, there's a lot of money and there are many responsibilities. many people are interested in football. we are talking about 1 billion individuals interested in football. these people have the right to believe that when we make decisions, they're taking with a clear conscience. that

both in europe and the united states in russia joining. we know that they're interested so it's clear that they will try to help. the there is a technical way to communicate with her for our swiss partners. as our representatives . right now so certainly switzerland will be one of their partners but we also expect support for our our other partners in this process. another couple and one xperience i would hold them rather critics of what you do with the president say that the problem is actually in the fact that the demand for integration products is extremely low in russia as well as the level up competition would you agree at least partially to i was fully with that and you know we started working our own arm of the middle initial program that i visit the same idea that to stimulate demand for innovations how can you do something which is out of them on the block this is very oddly this is the way that is this why we should start or is releasing a month and we are trying to do that was in direct way and also in that way. the direct way t

we the united states and we europe. because if we don't get on with it, china and india and brazil will be eating our lunch. >> rose: you believe that this story of our time is a rising china and india and other emerging nations and the struggle of the united states to be relevant? >> and europe. the west all together. for many years after 9/11, a lot of people would have said this decade is about the war on terror. the long struggle against islamo fascism or islam or whatever. now i think that's a real struggle which will continue for many years. it a serious problem. but i don't think that will be the chapter title in the history books. i think come 2010 as we enter the next decade, we see that the deeper underlying story is the re of aisha. >> rose: so the story of 2010 to 2020 is the qenses of the rise of asia and other american-- other emerging regions. >> so of an increasingly post western world, i world in which the west taken all together, europe's united states, no longer are able to set the agenda of world pol

the concerns of the united states, europe and others, is that they are not benefiting from those purchases and that when stimulus fades, import demand will fade with it. >> talking about the worries of these billions flowing into china, in fact china has also just announced that its base must increase, right? cash reserves to soak up that money streaming into the economy? which poses a huge, growing inflation worry or a threat to the economy, does it not? >> right. china is very concerned that with a new rank of quantitative easing in the united states, there will be a lot of speculative capital flowing into the economy. moving to increase the reserve requirement ratio of the banks, the fact is that of liquidity coming in to the country and pushing up consumer prices. lots of people are expecting inflation to hit 4% in october. the base will be released tomorrow, raising the question of whether the people's bank of china is going to raise interest rates again before the end of the year. >> let's move on and talk about the road to recovery and independence. general motors is expected to pos

system which may be created jointly between united states europe and russia. may become the foundation for a new relationship as they say in the united states if the game changer something which will dramatically change the strategic equation if it does not happen he wanted to say then we may be all for a new period of confrontation looking from today and you are as raise does not look as a very. high probability. but i think he was putting the stress on the fact that if we don't move forward we will definitely move backward and what is backward what is behind our backs it's a cold war and so if we do not progress in our relationship with the west and nato woman a very will find ourselves to regress same and then the relationship between russia and nato as it has happened many times in history will become very called again and maybe we will face an new period of confrontation so i think that was the meaning of. his speech and i'm certain there was a strong rhetorical aspect to his statement. it was. really is a desire to show that we are ready for this and that

system which may be creative jointly between united states europe and russia. may become the foundation for a new relationship as they say in the united states a big game changer something which will dramatically change the strategic equation if it does not happen he wanted to say then we may be for a new period of confrontation looking from today and you are israelis does not look as a very high probability. i think he was putting the stress on the fact that if we don't move forward we will definitely move backward and what is backward what is behind our backs it's a cold war and so if we do not progress in our relationship with the worst of native women a very well find ourselves regressing and then the relationship between russia and nato as it has happened many times in history will become very called again and maybe we will face a new period of confrontation. that was used in the east and now eat that discussing the finer points of that are no presidential address with alexei pushkov of the school scientists so the main focus is all of that address the ongo

united states contribution to this effort and a foundation for greater collaboration. after years of talk about how to meet this objective, we now have a clear plan to protect all of our allies in europeed states. when it comes to nuclear weapons, our strategic concept reflects both today's realities as well as our future aspirations. the alliance will work to create the conditions so that we can reduce nuclear weapons and pursue the vision of a world without them. at the same time we've made it very clear that so long as these weapons exist nato will remain a nuclear alliance and the united states will maintain a safe, secure, and effective nuclear arsenal to deter adversaries and guarantee the defense of all our allies. finally we agreed to keep forging the partnership beyond nato that helped make our alliance a pillar of global security. we'll continue to enhance nato's cooperation with the e.u., which i will talk about in my summit later this afternoon with e.u. leaders after a two-year break. we are also resuming cooperation between nato and russia. i was very pleased that my friend and partner president dem try medvedev joined us today at the nato russia council summit. we have

to collapse if europe unite fails to unite against the common economic threat on rompuy says europe center survival period and the crisis is not over yet. and the new leader of britain's armed forces believes the west is unable to defeat militant islamic and al qaida general surgeon david richards says to prepare for another four decades in afghanistan. stay with us up next as we uncover the natural treasures of the remote come chopped up and insulate and russia's far east. will cain is terrified and fascinated people since the dawn of time. their eruptions are beautiful but liesel natural. and. you can chuckle can ensure it is in eastern russia this region has been called the land of stone tool ships and submarines. there are a few places on the planet where you can see so many different locations. constantly in turmoil can chop does not escape continues to be molded with centuries of all the tonic timothy's on the ground. that come chunk of a climb up a volcano usually begins a dutch track. this is a military truck fitted with a wagon to transport people. drive again you can change and u

-- in the united states and europe too. some of this is add adventitious. by writing books indicating that science has shown that god does not exist, well, they could make a fortune. i'm very sorry i wasn't there to join them. i didn't think of it at the time. i'm quite sure that someone now is writing a book, how margarine science shows that god does not exist, but the inevitable consequences of this degree of atheism within the scientific community has involved a deaf fer mages -- teaser mages of -- defer. after all, if we restrict our attention to the theories of science found in mathematics or physics and no other place, then we must recognize that the serious sciences have nothing to say about the existence of god in the premises or in their conclusion. what a remarkable fact. people write books about god doesn't exist, but physics has nothing to do with the existence of god. the trouble of the human imagination about which the sciences when seriously considered are resolutely silent, these remain just where they were,

european union president warns that the irish debt crisis could cause the new to collapse if europe fails to unite against a common economic threat herman van rompuy says europe's in a survival period and the crisis isn't over yet but is confident the union can overcome the downturn. and the new leader of britain's armed forces believes the west is unable to defeat militant islam and al-qaeda general sir richard de certain david richard says to prepare for another four decades it out again a stand but believes the public to back home won't accept further troop losses. and in a follow up to one of our top stories peter lavelle hosts another fiery cross talk over whether nato can remain relevant when facing twenty first century security threats as the u.k.'s top soldier says the organization can't beat back the taliban it's coming your way next. hungry for the full story we've gone to. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. and you can. follow in welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle we're there at nato as members of the north atlantic treaty organization meet in l

goals here that you think that european nations also share with america sure i think both united states and europe are going to be better off the united states north and better off working together leveraging their common pool political economic military to political weight in dealing with short the global challenges it faces you know there are there are still regional priorities that have to be trash and you can do that even though that may not be the day to day focus of its operations but when you're dealing in a world where you have cyber threats emerging where you have more and more challenges to access on the high seas or space is becoming increasingly challenging were you to do with only weapons of mass destruction but the cliff ration of missiles and missile technologies that security and architecture that nato provides is ever more important you wouldn't want to throw that away in this world but now we see i and you can say of course obviously part of this is because of the financial crisis some countries are taking austerity measures you could say that germany or of course is the u.k. the

and the strong ties between the united states and europe will continue to grow in the yours to come. thank you very much. >>shepard: the president believes we need to ratify the new start treaty and other matters and more when we speak with chris wallace labor in "studio b" and i am from new york, great to have you here on a friday. in box one, more than 10 years after the attack of 9/11 word today, certainly not more than 10 years, word today that thousands of workers are getting a big payout. details ahead. box two, a woman is suing a debt collector for harassing her and her family on facebook over a few hundred bucks. and new information on mysterious murder of a famous hollywood publicist. police say they suspect this could have been a "hit" job. first from fox at 3:00, continuing story of "don't touch my junk" with new fallout across the nation. leaders of congress and the transportation committee calling for a review of the enhanced pat downs or as judge napolitano -- we will not get into that -- the ones that are the chest and groin area after the "don't touch my junk". and th

but she has never shown any anger looking towards the united states. when europe and bill of new fall destroy the. a further economic goal was the fire it was such a devastating experience. and destroys the will of the people. he said before i became a volunteering bill guy i had to the speaker in a study group and all the experiences. ha ha ha my mother never talked about it because she held gail to us that she survived how mother and sister were crying for help. and yes at the time we were all looking for her. she tried to teach her mother tonight how moderate couldn't it is to blot all over her but is it killed my mistake i was at school playing marbles when suddenly because dawn flashed man and however i didn't see the flash of light one of the farmhouses was burning and i was very scared to see that you that's where my memory of the horrors stops and you play nine days. what the snow my mother couldn't express herself normally does so my father was here or in a psychiatric hospital i couldn't see her very own the doctors didn't claim her condition to there to

it's not only columbia's problem, it'ses -- it's also the united states and europe problem because of the demand. that's one issue. the other thing is the inequity in the society and geography of the country and how the opportunities for a lot of

they understood that what happens in europe could affect what happens in the united states. the most important thing i can do for europe is the same think that i need to do for the united states and that is to promote growth and increase employment in the united states. we have not grown for five consecutive quarters. we have seen private-sector job growth for 10 consecutive months, but the pace is too slow. my main task when i get back to the states and over the coming year is to work with republicans and democrats to move that growth process forward and to make sure that we are growing faster and we are putting people back to work. it is a difficult task. hysterically what has happened is that when you have a financial crisis -- restore clique what has happened is that when you had a financial crisis -- historic pally what has happened is that when you have a financial crisis you have to dig out of debt. strong headwinds are created when it comes to growth. we get taken some important steps already. i want to take more steps to encourage business investment, to help small b

united states contribution to this effort and a foundation for greater collaboration. after years of how to meet this objective, we have a clear plan to protect all our allies in europe asited states. when it comes to nuclear weapons, our strategic concept reflects today's realities as well as our future aspirations. the alliance will work to create the conditions so that we can reduce nuclear weapons and pursue the vision of a world without them. at the same time, we have made it very clear that so long as these weapons exist nato will remain a nuclear alliance and the united states will maintain a safe, secure and effective nuclear arsenal to defer, deter adversaries and guarantee the defense of all our allies. finally, we agreed to keep forging the partnership beyond nato that help make our lives a pillar of global security. we'll continue to enhance nato's cooperation with the eu, which i'll talk about in my sum lit summit later this afternoon with eu leaders. after a two-year break, we are resuming a relationship between nato and russia. i was pleased with dmitry medvedev who joined us today at the nato russia council summit. to the we worked hard to reset the rela

supplies which were diverted from the united states to europe and created certain disabilities but in view it was inevitable declaring the production of the euro which is surely going with the region trade. gave to sponsor the bells will be restored fully just two cells of fortune or fifty and above that you want is over it restoring closer quickly. we have reports that is that true gas is one of the biggest shareholders of gazprom for a shot is raised to sell its three and a half percent of your shares and the be the kind of bank is said to be the probable buyer but the finance minister couldn't is quoted to say that he didn't consider this issue at all so can you confirm that the germans are ready to sell and if so who would you like to see as a potential buyer whatever the shareholder has a right there's no told you to buy but also to sell and if it will analyze the economics of potential sales it will give a fortune to to you on the regards because they bought billion. expenses for who are far far below and their decision to my mind is a reflection of the economic difficulties we

supplies which were diverted from the united states to europe and created certain disabilities but you knew it was inevitable decline of production in europe which is surely going to reach at the rate. i gave disciplines a balance will be restored latest two selves of fortune or fifty and above that you want is a very dear restoring closer quickly. we have reports that that group dance is one of the biggest challenges of gastro for unshod is reason to sell its three and a half percent of your shares and the be the kind of bank is said to be the probable buyer but the finance minister couldn't is quoted to say that v.b. didn't consider this issue at all so can you confirm that the germans are really just sell and if so who would you like to see as a potential buyer whatever the shareholder has a right there's no tell you to buy but also to sell and you for will analyze the economics of potential sales it will give a fortune to to you on the regards because they bought the share of billion. but there was a expenses for from a far far below and their decision to my mind was a deflection o

to collapse if europe fails to unite against a common economic threat herman van rompuy says europe is in a survival period in a crisis is. and over yet but is confident the union can overcome the downturn. and the new leader of britain's armed forces believes the west is unable to defeat militant islamists and al-qaeda general sir david richards says to prepare for another four decades in afghanistan but believes the public back home won't accept further troop losses. when the second world war ended it closed a period of heroic service and soccer of self-sacrifice for some but for others it's a stain on their past that they'd rather forget as some survivors have been telling r.t. stay with us. visits to this house from leo frankl street in central budapest are by special invitation only even the sign marking showed that it could get his doorbell is missing industry by vandals or the tenant so fed up with inquisitive intruders. needs help from his friends to do it household chores and acts off a certain hi gary and john di maria he's lived here under virtual siege for nearly three year

some of these nicknames are given to even the leaders also some of the key allies of the united states and europe for example the president of france nicolas sarkozy is allegedly referred to as the naked emperor german chancellor angela merkel is allegedly. for two as an got to flaunt miracle be. the president of iran mahmoud ahmadinejad is first to allegedly i think we asked hitler russia's prime minister vladimir putin is often called the alpha dog reportedly according to wiki leaks and the power tunde then between the prime minister of russia and the president the thing we did have is allegedly referred to by american diplomats as batman and robin this is some truly controversial information some really important stuff and it's in fact if in fact it is true and many analysts would he said that the data off this caliber but only have been could only have leaked from the state department itself which basically puts under question the efficiency of this organization. these leaks would never have happened if not for the number of inside just who are ready to leak this information it looks like it'

it's going to be a chilly friday for those of you in the midsection of the united states. as for europeremaining unsettled, and especially in the north, a lot of chilly winter precipitation falling again today. british isles saw some significant snowfall on thursday. let's start off with a look at that situation coming in from thursday. this will be in scotland. traffic problems definitely due to all the widespread snow. as much as 15 centime falling in northern england. a pretty rare event. widespread snowfalls, the earliest we've seen in about 17 years here, so unusual amounts. looks like we have more snow in the forecast. definitely travel conditions could remain a little bit serious into the weekend. here's a look at the snow forecast, all the way into saturday morning. wide area looking to pick up on those flurries, upper elevations like the alpine region, look for more significant snowfall amounts, like 25 centimeters or more of accumulation. good news for ski resorts, but travel conditions could be quite dangerous and difficult. in the south, it's going to be warmer, so the medit

to collapse if europe fails to unite against a common economic threat to rompuy says europe's in a survival period in a crisis isn't over yet but is confident the union can overcome the downturn. the new leader of britain's armed forces believes the west is unable to defeat militant islamicists and al-qaeda general sir david richards says prepare for another four decades in afghanistan but believes the public back home won't except for their troop wasit. i'll be back with more news in thirty minutes first though our tease spotlight program this time we ask if obama fails to push through the start treaty before he's weak in the senate what impact will that have on u.s. russia relations stay with us for the answer coming up. for the full story we've got it for. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. hello again or welcome to spotlight the show on our team m algernon's and today my guest in the studio is paul saunders. the u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton and secretary of defense robert gates say ratifying the new start to agreement is vital for the russ