ground swell two months after the start of the occupy wall street movement. protesters prove the movement is more action than talk. hundreds fill the streets coming nose to nose with police in riot gear in what is shaping to be one of the most important days for the occupy movement. >> i'm not going to go into detail about anything, but i think it's obvious i tried to do the right thing. >> just today the new comments from assistant coach mike mcqueary assisting the truth will come out, but days after the alleged incident where he witnessed sandusky assaulting a 10-year-old boy, they participated in a charity event together. developing political news. the energy secretary taking the blame saying no one from the white house urged him to strike a political deal with solyndra. >> someone what tried to access

the cockpit. >> a pilot gets accidentally locked in an i recall bathroom and causes a terror scare after a passenger with a middle eastern accent tries to help him. no good deed goes unpunished. >> hey there. "news nation" is following breaking news on the occupy wall street movement. we are now just one hour from a planned march on new york city's subway where is five million people ride every weekday. it's part of an effort to disrupt the city two days after a temporary evacuation and the movement's epicenter set up shop two months ago today. dozens of arrests were made in scuffles as hundreds flooded the streets outside the stock exchange. they showed police pushing

protesters as they tried to contain them. there reports that at least three officers were injured after they threw things into their faces. in the meantime, they were under way with more than a dozen cities participating in occupy protests from oregon to washington. you see there, look at the map. it's in l.a. right now and they blocked between the bank of america tower and the plaza and 18 people were arrested there. live in zuccotti park, i understand you witnessed a short time ago and you had another dust up between the protesters and police. >> this is by my estimation the most complex day we have seen. a few minutes ago we saw a protester that was bleeding heavily from the head after a

confrontation with police. what was obvious to anyone watching is that this young man was badly injured. all day long since about 7:00 this morning, we have been seeing these clashes with police. not consistent, but they rise and fall. this is definitely the longest stretch of these kinds of clashes. one day that we have seen here in new york, they started out with the watch to wall street. 700 people gathered to try to block and free access. the people working on wall street, prot testers tried to keep them from getting to their jobs and get into subway stations and block the exits. they gathered here and they were evicted from camping, but they are free to come here and gather as the gayer said. that is part of the first amendment right and what they have been doing. there have been a lot of clashes here at the park. every so often police and protesters get into a bit of a scuffle. a few people are arrested and

the crowd gets riled up and things calm down and it happens again. later this afternoon there is another very big event plan and a march that is going to take place. the protesters will be joined by labor unions. they are expecting thousands to join them for a march across the brooklyn bridge and they hope it will be one of the biggest

of the month or last month. this is the beginning of a social change. people are tired of playing by the rules. >> we will see what happens next. we are in the 2:00 eastern hour here. thank you very much. >> a long way to go. >> thank you and we are also hearing again today from the penn state assist act who said he witnessed jerry sandusky molesting the boy in the hours in 2002. >> can you explain what's going on with your family right now? >> i can't go into detail, but

it will work out some day. >> you feel confident of that? >> yeah. the story will be told, but it can't be at this time. >> do you feel in your heart that at the time this happened you did the right thing? >> again, i'm not going to go into detail, but i think it's obvious i tried to do the right thing. >> he spoke a day after state college, pennsylvania and penn state campus police said they have no record of them filing a report after the alleged incident. he made the claim in an e-mail he sent to a friend. also today a local pennsylvania newspaper reports mcquery joined sandusky at several events in the weeks and months following the alleged incident. attorneys for two officials charged with lying to a grand jury and failing to report sandusky's abuse to police are furious. a hearing for today was postponed until december sixth.

a new judge has been named to preside over sandusky's preliminary hearing on december seventh after it was learned that the judge who sent sandusky free on the unsecured bail had ties to sandusky's charity the second mile. let's bring in the panel to talk about this. she is currently running for state attorney general and clint van zandt is a criminal profiler. coming out with his daughter and hugging his child at his home, obviously reporters outside of his home. it's his choice to talk. >> it's his choice to talk and this was a nice story. show your child out there. he had the absolute responsibility as an adult to protect that child in the shower. he should have been in there ripping sandusky away from that kid if that took place in front of him. >> obviously we do not know his side of the story. he said there is more to come. at least we know that he is trying to through drips and

drabs get his story out. >> it should have come out when the incident took place. if he saw that the university was not taking action, he should have been pounding on the door of the police department saying do something about this guy and you would have hoped that we would all if you and i found ourselves in the case have the integrity to walk away from a job to save a child. >> days and days about this. let's talk about the legal issues and you have the two penn state officials supposed to be in court delayed at the request of the prosecution. they wonder if there is trouble here as far as getting the case against jerry sandusky in order. >> i don't think that means anything of that nature. it's a very frequent occurrence they are scheduled for a preliminary hearing that it is continued by the prosecution or the defense. >> what could be the reason? you believe it is because they are waiting on a new judge.

>> they wouldn't want to put it before a judge as being a former participant. >> let me ask you about mike mcqueary. you have an e-mail that details more of what he said happened and stopped the assault. you have him talking to reporters here and there. a different story in the grand jury report. from your experience as a prosecut prosecutor, does that compromise him as a witness in what seems to be more detail coming from him now. at least in the report we have seen. >> that does compromise him and i hope that the grand jury doesn't put forth every detail nor should it. it's what you need to get the arrest, but all of it will come out with the testimony and the transcripts. from what i read and what mr. mcqueary said, he made sure the assault was stopped.

i didn't hear him saying he stopped it, but meaning he could avoid it until it was over and he left the building. there a lot of unanswered questions that he will address either at court or in trial. >> you have an attorney representing an alleged victim who digs in his heels that his client is ready. what kind of preparation do you believe started in getting these young men ready for what they could face? >> you have something in the case that you never have. that's an eyewitness who can come forward and say i saw this assault. not only do you have the victim or victims, but you have somebody right there who said it happened. >> kathleen points out that mike mcqueary could have credibility issues now. >> any statement will have credibility. nobody has perfect recall, but when you deal with a young child like this, 10 years old when they were victimized, you have to be careful and bring them up slow and help with the in

memory. as you and i talked about, this is a chance of who were enjoys can be empowered. they can say i was a victim then and i won't be anymore. they can face the person who did this to them and set a standard that everybody across this country should adhere to. >> thank you very much. >> thank you as well. we appreciate you joining me. >> coming up, rick perry challenges pe los to a debate. he wants her to debate him next week in washington. wait until you hear pelosi's response. classic. >> a pilot locks himself in the bathroom of a plane. how did it lead to a terror scare? >> i have someone with a thick foreign access trying to access the cockpit. >> we will bring you the details and you can join the conversation online at our twitter page.

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>> welcome back to "news nation" to decision 2012. everybody but mitt romney trend seem stos continue. newt gingrich shot to the stop of the republican pack. in fact take a look at this new poll of republican primary voters. gingrich ranks first with 23% followed by romney at 22% and with 15%. a bloomberg poll shows romney by a wide margin and ron paul and gingrich at 11%. gingrich's campaign has not released how much he was paid by freddie mac while acting as a consultant. they are not letting newt off

the hook. >> whether former speaker gingrich made $300,000 or $2 million, the point is that he took money to also influence senior republicans to be favorable to fannie and freddie. while he was taking that money, i was fighting against fannie and freddie. >> the chief media adviceor to president bush, thanks for joining us. we are looking at two polls. is national and one is new hampshire. the numbers of better for newt gingrich than we have seen in a while s. this freddie mac issue going to be the nail in the coffin for him? >> well, it has been whack a mole all along. he has a lot of experience and faced a lot of surprises before. the surprising thing to me is

this is an issue he should have known was going to pop. he talking about it and knows it's a significant issue. surprising that he wasn't lock and load and ready for it. we will see how he plays it out over the next week, but it's a vulnerability. he has a lot and people can see him in the big chair. he dominates the debates. >> you think who can see him? i think he saw it coming and this was on the laundry list of things he had to deal with. he can talk his way through and how he handles the debates and he is not only chastising mainstream media and the home team for you as well. he thinks he can work through it. >> what he has is strength. that's what voters care most about. they want to see someone strong and bold. he's got that down.

newt is throwing a lot of water when he splashes. he will be interesting to watch. he's entertaining. i suspect he can keep the bouts longer than the others. we will see if he can sustain it. >> talk about desperation hour. there is plenty of time left and you wonder if steam will run out of all these candidates. i want to switch to you governor perry. he decided he wanted to not debate the other candidates here. he would like to debate nancy pelosi. let me play what he had to say. here it is. >> monday i'm going to be in portland in the morning visiting our labs in california in the afternoon. that's two. army what the third thing is. >> the bomb line perry said i'm going to be in portland in the morning and perry said he would

like to debate nancy pelosi in nau washington, d.c. what's behind this strategy? >> you got me. as an adviser i would say let's not play up to the vulnerability and why lead with our chin. the last thing he should be bringing up is debates in any context. you know someone will swat it back and remind everyone that this is his greatest weakness. it makes no sense to me that he be talking about debates and teeing that up. he got a cross and a right hook to the chin. >> he had a strange series of things saying that president obama grew up in privilege which people are scratching their heads coming to that conclusion when we know the president's story. >> i know it's tough to go from to 60 and texas to the national stage overnight. >> you have to work and prepare.

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right now on nations nation, developing news. steven chu denies solyndra was awarded a half billion dollar loan because of political ties. also developing, the connecticut electric resigns over a snowstorm that left more than 800,000 people without power for weeks. today's "news nation" gut check, an airline said to pitch in money for fuel in a lay over or else the plane wouldn't take off. going green, the star of entourage and activist joins me live. taking the blame today, energy secretary steven chu said he

made the final decision and not the white house a federal len to solyndra thatilater went bankrupt. he said he always had the best interest of taxpayers in behind. >> i want to be clear. over the course of solyndra's loan guarantee, i did not make any decision based on political considerations. >> live from capitol hill. interesting and compelling testimony today, luke. >> yes indeed. the secretary of energy coming under fire from the house energy and commerce committee. steven chu is an academic. he is not well versed in politics and having to undergo tough political questioning about whether or not it led to motives that led to the obama administration's decision to give money to solyndra. listen to questions he got from a democrat. >> were you aware on march 16,

2010 in the filing with the sec, price water house cooper said they had substantial doubt about so lint ra's ability go b a going concern. were you aware of that? >> i am aware now. >> doesn't sound most promising. >> the big news that came out of the hearing is of the $535 million that went to solyndra, chu said it would be difficult to see that money again. he defended the notion to carry out green job intishatives and said it's important to get away from fossil fuels. this is a hearing that a lot of republicans wanted to see for sometime. it will be a black eye not only on chu, but the obama administration and expect this to play out on the stations as well as the blogosphere up to november 2012. >> absolutely, luke. you have progressives and people

who support the president who point to the bush administration's association as well. we have seen in other administrations in our history where there has been a fall guy to take the heat rather than the president. it always will remain up for debate who is telling the truth here. >> absolutely. one point we should make is of all the green energy initiatives being placed at the fault of the democrats, a lot of congress men wanted the initiatives in the district. that means jobs and money pouring all in. you see them going on and there is always somebody who takes the hit for a program that went a wry. >> thanks, luke. new dna evidence shows four men convicted of a grizzly men when they were teenagers did not commit the crime. that about-face is the subject of a legal battle happening in chicago, illinois yesterday. a judge threw out of convicts of

the four men. they were convicted of raping and killing a 30-year-old woman back in 1994. they claim police coerced them into confessing to the horrible crime. dna link this is man, johnny douglas to the crime. he was murdered in 2008. after 17 years in prison, the four exonerated men are still not free. the judge who overturned the convictions was ordered a brand-new trial. i am joined by a dna expert and defense attorney with the innocence project. thank you so much for joining us. michael saunders was your client in all of this. let's talk about the heinousness of the crime and how these young men were convicted here. >> it's one of the cases that occurred in chicago in the early 1990s. there was a slew of serial murders going on in the southside. they couldn't solve them and they would approach groups of

kids and bring them into the station one at a time and interrogate them excessively and get kids to confess. >> there was another famous case around the same time. ryan harris where two of the youngest boys ever accused of murder around that time were railroaded and ladier freed as well. you have young african-american boys being accused of crimes and how did they get targeted here? >> it's interesting that you mention that case. same cop got the false confessions in that case was involved in two of the false confessions here. you know what happens is that particularly juveniles aring isable or compliant and after you question them a number of hours and the parents are not there, you can get them to admit something. no question from the dna hit which is extraordinary that this guy had killed two other women

who the prosecutor thought was a serial murderer and his dna is inside and he's at the scene. >> 'did it take so long, nearly 17 years in prison behind bars. >> for a long time and most of these cases the state's attorney opposed dna testing and for a lot of these guys, they would come up with new theories of guilt to explain away the dna testing. the tunnel vision sets in on the people, but right now it's up to the state's attorney to do the right thing. >> speaking of the right thing, the judge ordered a brand-new trial and what does if mean for the men? >> for now it means they will be out. do we want to take the case to trial or be done with this? >> why would they want to take it if you have evidence that points to a man that has a history of the same crimes? >> some prosecutors feel it's more important to defend a

conviction and a verdict than to get to the truth. we hope the attorney will want to get to the truth. >> what are is the timeline? >> the timeline is back in court on november 28th and hopefully by that time the state's attorney will agree to throw in the towel. >> one we see too often. >> they are victims. >> thank you very much. we appreciate it. confusing moments in the air when a pilot gets locked in a booth room in a routine flight last night. a delta pilot decided to take a bathroom break before the plane touched down and locked himself in the bathroom. the flight was on the way from asheville, north carolina and a passenger with a "foreign accent " tried to alert the copilot by banging on the cockpit door and that is when you confusion resulted. >> the captain disappeared in the back to use the restroom and he is stuck in the lab and

someone with a thick foreign accent is at the cockpit and i'm not about to let him in. >> tom, we hear the pilot refers to a thick foreign accent and a report indicated a source saying that someone thought it was a middle eastern accent and a disturbing situation resulted in a terror scare. >> this was flying a delta connection from north caroline up to new york. new york as any big city, but in new york after 9/11 is suspicious and concerned about suspicious activities. the pilot left the flight deck and went to relieve himself in the lav and the door jammed. he is banging on the door and nobody is letting him out. a passenger with an accent is trying to help him and he still can't get out. he goes to the cockpit and he knocks on the door and said hello, mr. copilot, your pilot is stuck in the bathroom. the copilot is justifiably

skeptical because since 9/11 the doors are hardened and the doors are very difficult to get through and they are concerned he might try to talk his or her way into the cockpit. they are not about to open the door and the pilot is stuck in the back of the plane and the poor guy trying to help is stuck in the middle. he did manage to break free and he got back inside and they landed the plane safely. it goes to the heart of this concern that is still very acute about the fear that somebody might try to break into the flight deck. the passenger who did have an accent was just trying to help out and everybody thanked him and went about their way. >> where were the flight attendants? >> that's a good question. we put in a call to the airlines flying this delta airlines and they haven't returned our calls. >> let us know what they say

because they have to return your call. fallout from the october snowstorm in the northeast. that's a look around the nation. the president of connecticut light and power resigned. jeffrey butler after widespread criticism of the handling of the huge power outage. 800,000 customers lost power and some for as long as ten days. the man charged with firing two shots at the white house last week is in a pittsburgh federal court. during his hearing he will have an attorney assigned and find out the changes he faces. he was arrested yesterday in a pennsylvania hotel. up next, reaction pouring in after ricky ger va is will host the show for a third time. a lot going on to say the least. the speaker of the house, did you know, turned 62 years old

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as we mark green week, we are about to be joined by an actor and filmmaker who won awards for activism. starring as vinnie chase for the hit hbo show, entourage. >> small world. >> we are taking a trip. >> united states too. >> you are saving money by flying private again. >> nice time. >> entourage wrapped up the eight-year run and going strong and going green. good to see you. nice ride. >> thank you very much. how have you been? >> i have been good. you have the ford logo and a ford car there. you have driven a ford lately. tell me about this car. >> my website which is a sustainable lifestyle platform magazine and e mercy store is partnering up with ford to roll

out new cars. it's quite amazing. >> tell me about how it start and how you got involved with taking the movement to the internet. par. >> we wanted to take environmental spirit and show people the options out there and give them choices when they reach into their pockets to buy the most beautiful sustainable products out there. we have a very hard line in progress. it has to have a significant sustainable story. >> this website is a lifestyle website. if we go on now we could find something in any kk.

>> it's a lifestyle. it's across the board. there is home products and clothes and with this partnership with ford. great cars. >> let me ask you personally, what made you decide to be so passionate. we walk out and we see that we are hurting the planet and see the effects of climate change and all of these things around us. they set aside the debate if there is one at this point. what moves you personally? >> i'm always looking for new ways that i can be of service. more than just recycling, we shall recycle, but sort of figuring out what i can do, i can tell stories. that's what i do for a living. shift.com is not only an e commerce store and a place to find the best products, but it's a platform for story telling and

highlighting the shifts that are happening in individual lives around the country and within industry. that's important that business makes those sifts to accommodate the demand of sustainable products. >> before i let you go, your fans want to know if the movie will happen. what's the scoop there. >> i put my monoit. >> your money is good with me. we love you so much and we want to sees awe vino the big screen. thank you so much. >> it could be driving an ecovehicle. >> hollywood goes green. take it easy. good to see you. a new ap is being released in connection with green week called green square. it is the first evergreen theme location-based ap. you can get fact when is you check in. go to green is universal.com to

download the ap. ricky gervais is back for his third installment at the golden globes. not everyone is happy about it and we are learning more about amy winehouse's last cd. let's go to courtney live in l.a. courtney? >> hey there, tamron hall. we are starting with ricky gervais. the people who are not happy about it are the people who didn't appreciate his jokes last time, but the hollywood foreign press is happy about it because they get ratings and nbc which we of course like in this family when nbc does well. david was one of the head writers and producers of lost. he put it well in the following tweet. he said hollywood foreign press equals charlie brown. ricky gervais holding the football. that is say good analogy of what

you might expect. i don't think he has an easy job. what he pulled off last year was lightning in a bottle. i write about this and nobody was expecting him to come out of the gates with that much of an attitude and calling people to task who probably needed to be called out and saying things that people were thinking, but afraid to say. the bar is set really, really high. for him to bat a thousand is not an easy job. he is probably up for it. >> all right. the last item, amy winehouse's cd that her fans would love to hear that could be released. >> this is interesting. this comes in the news that on december sixth, another aim winehouse cd will be released called lioness, hidden treasures that date back to when she was 18 years old and it's got a lot of cover songs and compilations. the producer was saying that

actually amy winehouse had plans for a third album, but it wasn't ready. it wasn't released. she wanted to make sure that the components were well put together. she had written all the songs for it. she even had track titles for the songs. it wasn't ready to be put together. i think you could definitely look for more material that the fans will be happy about. >> good to see you. you have been gone too long. >> i will be back tomorrow. >> for the latest entertainment news, logon or be a fan on facebook. today's "news nation" gut check. an airline tells passengers on a lay over they have to shell out thousands of dollars for fuel or else the plane is not going anywhere. it's a big question. would you hand over your money? you can join "news nation" and we are at facebook.com/"news nation." es. es. on november 26th you can make a huge impact by shopping small

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it comes days after bring a lay over to come up with a combined $31,000 for fuel for the rest of the trip. video from on board the flight shows crew members they have to pay up. >> we need money to pay the airports and to pay everything. >> they were allowed to leave the plane to go to the atm. the upside is children two and under were not forced to pony up the cash. they said they are solvent and not in need of the cash. they blame a travel agent for charging and keeping the money not passed along to cover airfare. today the weekend flights have been cancel and it is one of the

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