continues its efforts to mediate dialogue between kosovo and serbia the situation at the border between the sides remains explosive in september nato troops fired at serbian demonstrators in a region riven by decades of ethnic conflict so be it first deputy prime minister told r.t. how the border dispute between serbia and kosovo should not be resolved through talks should be resolved i should say to talks not turmoil. thank you for joining us today mr dutch h. how do the recent events in the north of course of i characterize the plan is of course a month or a tease or a refund a so-called independence of the region. the latest events in the north of serbia show two facts first that the push dina is about to set up customs around what they think is the independent state of kosovo on the other hand they show that there are international unions and a whole number of states that approve kristina's intentions we're facing a situation here when international forces deployed in kosovo in fact are state is needs rather than maintain a neutral position this is why serbia opposes this attempt to

protest the graces had since the financial crisis began and we still seem ready but i think clashes between the protesters on the police the streets. filled with smoke and take us we saw a number of the buildings on fire and the tensions really remaining this is the first day of the forty eight hour strike moving on. the riot police outside the front of the parliament building you still got a number of protesters know earlier on this thing was filled with fire where fire people started going off protests is running in all directions. today we came here peacefully and the police just started to attack people with tear gas and we've the people of greece no matter what part where from when the government to support the rights of the people both in politics and our legal system we don't want these people to say and do whatever they like anymore. you can still smell the take in the hair on syntagma square tonight this protest today a protest that included all age. groups because it's a problem that's affected everyone in the country the young and the old turning out to join in the protests we we

between gazprom enough to go has been. and out of college and the government would try to use this sentence as an argument and the dispute was russian because now ukraine would try to. prove that their contracts. we think of this court decision as picturesque court decision of the center of the. generally two thousand and nine guess agreement was signed by the people which exceeded their powers and such we it's a legitimate as may be those arguments with reporters international between court as well do you think do you think that putin and gas prong may use as some papers put it may use the general outrage against ukraine's leadership in order to hard pressed ukraine on gas prices yes i think so because i don't see a large enough what's in and guess from. and i don't predict maybe making big succession stewart or green so you guess for is not far from us so then you slapped bill cost the director of the institute of national strategy spotlight will be back shortly will continue this interview after one felt they were. on t

efforts between the two countries. concerns, itsng's policy is to maintain the gradual appreciation of the yuan. it would not help china and it would not solve problems in america. this issue is being seen as a political one in china, rather than a valid economic argument. >> despite the senate's currency bill, we have seen the yuan appreciating about 3.5% here and it has hit a new record high on monday, up 6.37%. >> the yuan is appreciating. from the u.s. politicians point of view, it is not appreciating enough. in the u.s., you have presidential elections of next year. some american politicians want to blame somebody. in this case, they are blaming china. it is very unlikely that this bill will actually pass. there is opposition from john boehner and president obama. it is unlikely that this bill will be signed into law. >> thank you so much. you are watching bbc live from singapore and london. still to come on the program. thousands of bodies found in unmarked graves. who are they and how did they die? >> and the fi

venting their anger over a new draft of tough austerity measures clashes have already broken out between police and protesters who say they are fed up with attempts to stop the country's financial freefall. strained standstill it's a desperate search for a compromise in northern kosovo as nato forces stick to their ultimatum urging local serve protesters to clear road blocks or be forced to go. in syria's two way violence with soldiers reportedly turning on each other and being killed during anti-government protests fueling fears of a full fledged civil war. plus all honey but no trap russian consulate for the better of the nine spying allegations in a british court but it meant she had an affair with a married and p. . there are this week israeli soldier gilad shalit was exchanged for more than a thousand palestinian prisoners but thousands still remain in jail and it starts he talks to the wife of one high profile prisoner considered a terrorist by israel but a hero to the palestinians. he's regarded by many as palestinian or someone della marwan barghouti who is currently in an israel

conviction may have any consequences for the present i guess the words between between guys probably enough to go has been. i know it would live literally on a college and only winning government would try to use this sentence as an argument and the dispute was russian because now ukraine would try to. proof the congress we think on this court decision as picturesque court's decision on the center of the. generally two thousand and nine guess agreement was signed by the people a bit exceeded their powers and such we had syllogism and it may be those arguments before it was international between court as well do you think do you think that putin and we ask from may use some papers but it may use the general outrage against ukraine is leadership in order to hard pressed ukraine on gas prices yes i think so because i don't see. what's in them and get strong. and predictably making big succession still green so you guess war is not far from us so strenuous laughter will cost the director of the institute of national strategy title i will be back shortly we will continue this interview af

remains critical people are dying because of a lack of vital medical supplies amid fears fighting between pro and anti gadhafi factions thousands have already fled to the battle as forces loyal to the interim government claim they are slowly winning the battle. r t interview parties interview with noam chomsky a linguist to author and of the mit professor is coming up for you next. r t sitting down with for over an ounce scholar at linguist author and mit professor noam chomsky professor chomsky thank you very much for taking time to speak with r.t. glad to be with you the first issue i want to speak with you about is the recent clashes that have taken place on wall street between americans who are turning out to demonstrate and police officers from what i read you recently sent a message to support the activists of this group called occupy wall street you've called them courageous and honorable you can you talk to me about your take on occupy wall street well as in the wall street is just a short hand through the financial institutions the banks are bigger than richard before a corporate

new arms race between maybe started between the east and west irritated by the u.s. anti missile defense plans russia has promised a cheap and efficient response well first of all all of these there's really as cheap as they seem and. what do they call the real reset the end of reset at least who ever sink is comparable and is kind of their missiles are definitely not cheap but they are much cheaper than the anti missile systems we short to be deployed in europe by the united states and by probably by by nato the russian military budget is smaller the budget is smaller but it is increasing by the way but in any case what muses me much in these comments is that people immediately storage to discuss what russia is planing to do not to do while the american plans or for deploying these systems are not being discussed that actively that frequently i would like to to recall the recent actions of russia by recent i mean the military actions by russia during the last two decades the russian start when we feared as an independent state was to decrease the so to see the milit

palestinians the israelis are afraid to release him because he can bring about reconciliation between hamas and fatah many people feel that hamas was almost happy to abandon your husband because he poses serious political competition to the hamas leadership what do you think. of course a leader like marwan barghouti is very popular in palestine and the arab world a lot of people have been phoning me to protest that he's not part of this deal i think it's israel who don't want him out of the jail hamas only accepted the deal at the last minute why do you think hamas accepted the deal you know who i don't know the main reason why hamas accepted a deal without marwan no one here in palestine understand it but hamas was under pressure from the israeli side khaled mashal her muscles political bureau chief promised you that there would be no deal without marwan do you feel betrayed. right now i'm confused about my feelings because i'm not happy about marwan but i'm very happy for all of the prisoners and their families as a mother i'm thrilled because all these prisoners have money. it's an

european commission who said that should get a prison sentence that a possible deal on association between the european union and ukraine would be canceled also we've heard very interesting comments coming from moscow in the wake of the accusations that tymoshenko that the gas deals which she stole his truck with russian two thousand and nine were unlawful moscow is adamant that these deals were signed in full accordance with the two countries laws so this is definitely a mounting block and nobody knows who's right and who's wrong here but for now the tension the simmering tension has been dying down for the last hour with no violence no clashes in the street but the situation still is that knife's edge with thousands of protesters here and many more thousands of police troops also blocking the roads and blocking the protesters from attempting any violence we are monitoring the situation and we'll be updating our viewers both live on on air and on our twitter r.t. on the score coleman to get on the score r t r alexy we're now getting reports here at all t. that the e.u. could actually revi

france or between germany germany's pushing for banks to wipe out sixty percent of their current greek bonds but you know that could undermine france's credit rating as well because they hold a lot of those debts as well though they are they going to sort out their differences do you think. well that's the answer is that the euro is causing a great deal of tensions between many different european states and different peoples as well that want different things from their governments really that's what happens when you take away people's democracy and you centralize power to relatively small clique of people in the european union and the answer would be for the for greece to de force and if there's a need to bail out french banks and that would should be met by the by the french or tax payer ok and the longer things go on the more problems will be created the more money that's thrown at greece the deeper the debts will become good to really the answer is it's good to give your answer is to recognize a failure i'm afraid we're out of time but thank you for your thoughts robert oulds who's

between earth and the sky. on our team. all the latest news and the week's top stories here and there is no farewell to arms in a post gadhafi libya as nato pulls out leaving the country's new leaders to topple its heavily armed public to secure peace but the colonel could fail to prevent one of his sons from revealing all about western leaders shady dealings with the dictator. america's occupy wall street protesters resisted growing police pressure despite the arrests of activists who refused to. they're vowing to continue even though the weather's turned against them with a blizzard. an outbreak of deadly fire between israel and gaza has left at least ten people dead worst violence there in weeks as thousands returned to the streets of tel aviv to protest against disproportionate government spending favor of the military. plus the curtain russia's legendary home. as the bolshoi theatre opens its style after a capital.

bus bridges between emeryville and oakland stations that is available if you need to get between the two stations if you den want to mess with the hassle of it all. -- amtrak is offering refunds. their goal to have the station open by 6:30. they've made progress. we'll let you know if it going to happen. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> also, the bay area will find out later today who will replace anthony batts as chief of the oakland police department until a permanent chief is hired. batts announced his resignation this week. now we are finding out he quit a day after receiving a report highly critical of his department. terry mcsweeney is live in oakland police headquarters. >> reporter: that report said the oakland police department is not moving fast enough to implement court-ordered reforms. we are finding out that chief batts got that report monday. he announced his resignation tuesday. take a look at the press conference with where he announced his resignation. he was blaming tuesday the city council and bureaucracy saying he wasn't allowed to do the job because of a bureaucrac

streets increase the violence is repeatedly breaking out between riot place and protest is. even more clashes as parliament again feted in yet another of the measure the fall of any property tax many people in greece now question just who it is they think control our fortunes. very early on the bankers. and there. is mr. bunker bunker being shared folders are not being. called again and again and again all of the seniors are experienced in the eurozone despite germany having baited positively to expand the size and power of the year pin pan out to fund the critics are questioning whether that will be enough insights now turn to the many challenges usain still faces the problem will move from greece and will start approaching other european countries then the german gangster movie and. even germany. are more skilled people and you are being you know. will be affected you will find a solution could be not just for grecian but for all your being in countries with past measures failing to have the facts as political leaders continue to struggle to convince that public the truth.

force to disarm the population because there are fears that first of all there could be conflict between different tribes of course the country and then within the end to see another officials these were the rebels that began this fight for freedom in benghazi earlier this year that there will be a power struggle in fact between them and most of those boots from a very well armed so that's one of the security one of the security challenges that the country is now facing among other things much of the country has been destroyed let's not forget that prewar in libya had one of the best living standards on the entire continent some people say that in fact it had the best in terms of license for extracting sea child mortality rates there were great social benefits there's a european style health care program and so once the dust settles and people start realizing for instance sixty percent of the country right now doesn't have running water we're going to rush on for about six at least here in the capital not sure it's much much worse in other parts of the country there's no running water an

we heard about the chinese war theory between criminal agent and between intelligence agents supposedly at that time, but now if you look at what the cia inspector general report regarding 9/11 mentioned, it's said that if the cia had information on timely basis to the fbi and to the state department, immigration, and other services, and at least it they put the two hijackers, the two specific individuals, on a no-fly list, 9/11 could have been probably stopped, and the same conclusion came by the 9/11 commission. the 9/11 commission report in one of their findings they said that if the central intelligence agency passed this information that i'm telling you about to the fbi team investigating the uss cole attack and limited to the team its investigating the attacks, is lot of things could have happened early on that maybe would have changed the event that took place on tuesday, september 11, 2001, that caused thousands of people to perrish. >> your book likes like this, why is that? >> there's a portion of the book, 2% of the total book i think, unfortunately, has been redacted. the bo

it's erasing the lines between prose and poetry, between fiction and fact between confession and story telling. between the living and the dead. i think this is my best book but i seem to be in the minority about this. >> rose: your best book because of the things you were able to do. >> because i've crossed all the lines. because ef-elevated beyond the usual partitions. >> rose: is there sewhere in your mind some idea, some great work that's percolating and you have not yet been ableo fully grasp it? >> it's the one i'm working on now. >> rose: always now. (laughs) >> always the one i'm working on right now. >> rose: you also, it's always said, that my work the end is about family. >> yes. if i had to say in one word what all my books are about i will say families. if you give me two wor unhappy families. if you give me the words you have to read my works. >> rose: (laughs) you've also said that the kitchen table is a magical place because that's where... that >> that's where the family converges, yes. and families are the most myerious institution in the universe. and the most parado

and outbreak of deadly fire between israel and gaza that assists thousands returned to the streets of tel aviv to protest against disproportionate government spending in favor of the military. plus the curtains up on the legendary home of russia's finest valleys and all press as the bolshoi theatre reopens in style after a capital refurbishment. just after four pm in the russian capital this is r t by tomorrow and they too will be out of post gadhafi libya lots of the regime of help to power is left with a nationwide gun problem the late colonel's arsenal will sponsor during eight months of civil war and now those who were once united to defeat are split over their agendas international observers say infighting is already happening between former rebels who are armed to the teeth artie's and he sonali reports now from libya. the war is over but the weapons are loaded. human rights watch has expressed grave concern about left arm in libya their number one fear warehouse is going to hold ground to air new found which could in the wrong hands take down passenger aircraft it's through mad

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first issue i want to speak with you about is the recent clashes that have taken place on wall street between americans who are turning out to demonstrate and police officers from what i read you recently sent a message to support the activists of this group called occupy wall street you've called them courageous and honorable you can you talk to me about your take on occupy wall street wells in the wall street is just a short and to the financial institutions the banks are bigger than richard b. who are corporate profits are retreating record levels for much of unemployment about the level of the great depression real unemployment these people are saying no let's blame the institutions behind them so fiscal policies like taxation. rules of corporate governance deregulation and so on those set in motion a vicious cycle which is getting worse and worse in new york so the walk down the streets you can see it very serious poverty on the other hand phenomenal wealth right side by side the much like a third world country what you see if you go to so if there are enough with that meanwhile infrastr

besieged libyan town of sirte where people are dying from a lack of vital supplies amid ongoing fighting between pro and anti about before. our next season if you would know a linguist off the mit professor coming your way right now. r.t. sitting down with grover announced scholar at linguist author and mit professor noam chomsky has a chance to thank you very much for taking time to speak with r.t. it's hard to be with you the first shot to speak with you is there a recent clashes that have taken place on what street it's been americans who are turning out to demonstrate and police officers from what i read you recently sent a message to support the activists of this group called occupy wall street you've called them courageous and honorable you can you talk to me about your take on occupy wall street well jim the wall street just a short one of the financial institutions of the banks are bigger going through the whole corporate corner for the record levels for much of their unemployment rate i think about the level of the great depression real the employment of these people are something that

that is a direct consequence of the difference between a cool and expenditure. the other thing i want to say really quickly is you keep talking about how this money -- you know, someone has to wait four years for pregnancy, etc., but what never is discussed is that the great part of healthy san francisco is the clinics you have built. few people understand the relationship between health cost expenditures and help the san francisco. healthy sanford cisco for our part-time employees with average $600 a year for them to be a part up. we have to put aside, based on supervisor campos' amendment, $2,000 to $4,000. that is not discussed enough. first of all, the actual context of having to wait four years to get pregnant i think is a little fallacious. again, i think we should be more focused on health the san francisco. >> have you been a dollars by the board of supervisors for your great work in the city? >> the great irony, as i said -- i have been working here for 35 years. we have seen hospices. we have seen tenderloin after- school programs. we contribute. i was

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the relationship between the u.s. and iran, the relationship between the united states and saudi arabia. the relationship, the entity between saudi arabia and iran. and then this amazing wrinkle of using allegedly a mexican hit man or -- >> right. >> -- or mexicans to carry out the plot. it's just as mueller said, it's a hollywood script. >> it's a hollywood script he said with very serious implications and if i remember his phraseology, this would have just been an opening act. >> right. precisely. >> and the saudi embassy, right there neat the potomac and near the kennedy center, you see it each and every day. we don't know -- we know the intended target was obviously a saudi ambassador at a specific rec restaurant but we don't know where that restaurant would have been? >> no, we don't. the understanding is that apparently it's a restaurant that the ambassador frequented and they did not say -- well, they discussed, apparently, allegedly, do you do it inside the restaurant? do you do it outside? >> right. >> and th

there's a severe mismatch here between political action and rhetoric. overseas funding in particular from funding from china to finance their sploadzing deficits is preventing the president and his officers from acting on behalf of the competitive but struggle american workforce. it is well past time for the administration to recognize the negative consequences of china's manipulations for american workers and manufacturers and for global stability. even though there has been only tepid support even on the democratic side of the aisle for the president's much-towbted jobs plan, there is agreement that congress needs to address the massive jobs deficit this nation is facing. we face a national crisis in having unemployment persisting at over 9% with elevated numbers of the unemployed suffering from long-term bouts of joblessness and with many american workers having become so discouraged that they have simply dropped out of the labor force. according to statements by the majority leader of the senate, the focus on jobs is precisely why we are considering

nhk world. >>> gene otani has some background on the standoff between japan and china. >> what is the reason behind the naval expansion by china? >> translator: with its economy growing, china became able to allocate a larger budget into building up its navy. it is believed that china is doing this to protect its maritime rights and interests and also to prepare for any tension in its relations with taiwan. regarding taiwan, what china wants to avoid is intervention by the united states, which is a naval superpower. so to prevent this, china wants to enhance its naval capabilities and gain control of the seas surrounding taiwan. >> how high is the actual tension, would you say, between japan and china? >> translator: it's not as if a dangerous situation could break out immediately. however, we should not be overly optimistic and leave the matter unaddressed. as we find the video, military tension may threaten to increase. and both japan and china want to avoid a military showdown. so japanese and chinese defense officials are discussing measures. >> precisely what measures are both co

between now and then we'll have increasing clouds. right now low to mid-60s through the region. 66 at reagan national. sunrise at 7:16. we'll have the rain moving in and maybe a little thunder and lightning too, especially around noon time. we'll clear out with a blustery northwest wind. we'll get much cooler. reaching low 70s early afternoon and down into the 50s tonight. danella, good morning. how's traffic? >> good morning. >>> a little good news. earlier we had an accident 95 south at the beltway. that accident took all of your lanes away. you were only able to pass on the right shoulder lane. it has just cleared. hopefully, as you're traveling down and making your way onto the beltway, you're not going to have any problems. there was some crowding in that area. so far, it's looking much better. if we head up 270, checking 270 so far, if you're making your commute from father hurley down towards the spur and getting onto the beltway, you're clear in all areas. and checking 66 in virginia. if you're checking i-66 inside and outside

in times square on forty six street and seven fabien you this was the scene of a massive standoff between the occupy wall street protesters who had marched down here to join up with the march much larger mass the rally down on forty second street that was part of the this group that marched from washington square park for several hundred of us if not more than a thousand we were told to turn turn down forty six street and once we did several of the things that actually the rallies by the new york city police department were preventing moving left or right or simply for a one position or several hours they had barricaded the area they had called out all kinds of police units here they were riot police these officers on the mountain forces there were several standoff between protesters and police i saw several protesters sitting peacefully on the grounds of the n.y.p.d. officers took them a couple of them pushed them down onto the ground face down very violently and tracked them away tapping back and now we are hearing reports of a total of about seventy protesters arrested here today on th

onto the streets venting their anger over a new raft of tuffnell starting measures clashes broke out between police and protesters who say they're fed up with attempts to stop the country's financial freefall. straight standstill serbs and over kosovo said the only clear the road blocks officials abandon border checkpoints spight now it is all tomato merging them to leave all before. syria's two way violence with soldiers reportedly turning on each other and being killed during anti-government protests fueling fears of a fully fledged civil war. plus honey but no trap for russian catches it to divert to deny spying allegations in a british court but admits she did have an affair with a married m.p. . and in business russia and most to see i asked heartless and agreed to create a free trade zone in twenty two minutes. it's nine pm here in moscow watching our two international with me having no internet on our top story in athens arguably the biggest protest in years has descended into violence today greeks have been venting their anger against a new package of austerity measures likely to be

as you mentioned fresh demonstrations taking place in new york city at the moment where anywhere between five hundred to a thousand activists have taken to the street beginning their demonstration down to cutting park and walking all the way up to union square in manhattan demonstrators were walking through the streets chanting oakland is new york city in new york city is open and there are reports that at some point the police officers attempted to use our engine netting to try to to stop the demonstrations or prevent the demonstrators from accessing certain streets and some demonstrators actually took the nettings somehow the aren't jetting from the police officers and ultimately threw it in so garbage as the group walked through this city there are been reports that some people that work in taxi cabs actually got out of the cabs and joined the occupy wall street movement that was moving through manhattan there were also reports and there has been video already uploaded online and y.p. officers swarming protesters two of them in particular slamming two of them to the ground as the crow

course to disarm the population because there are fears that first of all there could be conflict between different tribes across the country and then within the end to see another official these were the rebels that began this fight for freedom in benghazi earlier this year that there will be a power struggle in fact between them and most of those groups are very well armed and so that's one of the security one of the security challenges that the country is now facing among other things much of the country has been destroyed and though these people are celebrating you just full of elation that gadhafi is finally gone few people here at least the people we've been speaking to a really thinking about what that means for the future of libya. when just over the weekend saw the food edge that came out of tripoli with people rejoicing they are but of course when the high spirits subside all the hard work will have to be done there but is there a realization of the huge challenges that lie ahead. there are tremendous challenges let's not forget that pre war in libya had one of the best living s

arab league members have decided not to suspend syria from the group but want urgent talks between the government and opposition forces syria's president moved this weekend to the protesters key demand by promising to draft a new constitution within four months but that's not enough to appease everyone is r.t. stressor so your reports from damascus. calls for change in the forms seven months and. one of those calls is to create a real truly stick political system since nine hundred seventy two politics was only open to parties that acknowledged the supreme ruler of the ruling baath party enjoyed his cool mission and all this for bashar al assad issued a decree passing a multi-party bill. dean this is the moment he has been waiting for the chance of a new voice to syrian politics. we're applying to become a political party so we can be more effective we can influence parliament access and help create laws defend this is basically the new law allows parties that are open to all syrians regardless of ethnicity and religion and are not affiliated with organizations outside of syria but the

a shift between bush's problems and obama's and this bush bush's policy was to kidnap or. whatever about them. take them to guantanamo or bar grime or some of the corruption chamber and. extract some information out of them but i want to know what it was like it or describe obama's policies just to work. i'm. killing them one of the world and it's part of the western nations europe and we want to keep them and perfectly still. a million of them are the source of everything was in place and one it's hard to remember but there used to be a system of justice in the west which said that a person is a suspect until he's proven guilty over to a grand and the suspect he's innocent until proven guilty well let's follow him now you just kill one of the simpler your people so he was apprehended. no resistance and i was alone with what i thought of the friends but nothing. highly trained commandos sort whatever one hundred of them and they do them they were and they were going to murder them and the socialist party into the roof perhaps there are almost all designed with them so that

the first shot to speak with you about is there recent clashes that have taken place on wall street between americans who are turning out to demonstrate and police officers from what i read you recently sent a message to support the activists of this group called occupy wall street you've called them courageous and honorable you can you talk to me about your take on occupy wall street well in the world i mean just a short him for the one for instance. but i think sort of bigger than richard before were a corporate problem and we were very vocal for much of that unemployment i don't think about the level of the great depression i mean a lot of employment these people are saying you know it's going to put the institution behind them so the fiscal policy mostly percolation on the roof over the support it was from them so they want to pose that in motion a vicious circle which is going on wouldn't work and then they were sort of in the streets. of really serious problem they would have known about will the right side push for the much what a third world country. so if you want on the front burn

tongues i guess asians that pakistan's nuclear power militant safe haven are driving a deeper way it's between the countries. russia says in speedo of the latest u.n. draft resolution against syria is no card lost for assad's regime as the syrian opposition leadership comes to moscow for talks. over many kosovan serbs october started with nato troops firing at serbian demonstrators in a region riven by decades of ethnic conflict the serbian first deputy prime minister now tells us how the border dispute between serbia and kosovo should be resolved through talks. thank you for joining us today mr dutch each to recent events in the north of course of our characterize the plans of course of what they were to us or to return the so-called independence of the region. the latest events in the north of serbia show two facts first that the person is about to set up customs around what they think is the independent state of cause and on the other hand they show that there are international unions and a whole number of states that approve push dina's intentions we're facing a situation here when interna

right here in new york city as we were reporting earlier in times square there were massive standoff between police officers and protesters we saw police officers on horseback ride in right up really well close to where the protesters or scaring people a stomping on some people we saw a unit of police armed scooters sort of going into the crowd and hurting some individuals several protesters were arrested before my eyes most of them were being peaceful sitting down not really trying to to do anything to interfere with the police and yet they were taken in very forcefully slammed down on to the ground face first and cocked and then led away and the other incidents that we know of that took place is actually beatings by the police with but tons we know that there was approximately a total of ninety protesters now that were arrested in new york city during the course of events yesterday now aside from what happened in times square which we've been reporting on in a very intensely there was actually a massive stand out in washington square park which is an area here a college campus in new york