they open their mouth but we don't allow everybody to touch their nice looking tongues. many people don't do it gently enough so we put them off we protect our charges. if. this is an offshore enclosure for belugas even a natural environment in wintertime these palooka whales always flock to go where winds and currents create cracks and holes in the ice. then they can resurface to brief. large patches of open water close to the village of new mcgrew never freeze over. according to geological evidence the white sea appeared some twenty thousand years ago. the people who first settled in this northern land fine hundred years ago book called coast to as. fishing and hunting with their means of subsistence. many of them drowned during hurricanes and storms. local still put up landmarks of the most dangerous sites they serve as a warning to others. along the shore of the white sea their villages founded hundreds of years ago by coastal is. the oldest one is jordan i read which means black river. it is first mentioned in historical screw. in fifteen eleven. the church stands a

their wake. today we have a difficult day today is the first day of the expedition so we need to learn to work together temperatures will drop to thirty below so will be difficult this is the lead dog cheyenne and this is amadeus these two dogs are also experienced this is chinook and this is. the grand cross on the shore of lake quito symbolizes the start of the expeditions first stage it serves as a good omen for those who have safely returned to from a journey across the lake and for those who are about to set off the crosses there for a reason as the lake has an reputation. legend has it that the lake takes separate feiss if it doesn't in any particular here then it takes two or three people in the following year. the trail winds through remote parts of korea's north the long history of this land gives it a mystical. the expedition's destination is a point in the arctic circle sixty six degrees thirty three minutes and thirty nine seconds north of the equator it is situate. in the thick fores

designer drugs is about to expire they slow down their production line or they hoard their inventory so there's a shortage just in time for their new super expensive replacement designer drug to come up if you have a kid or know somebody with a d h d for example you've seen this played out as a decade ago the ritalin shortage now it's an added role shortage thanks to all these schemes run by doctors pharmaceutical companies and scalpers actual legal scalpers over the last five years prescription drug shortages and a particular cancer drug shortages have tripled and people are dying these are all examples of what happens when you let the so-called free market run our health care system when the profit motive is put above the healing motive there is for the doctors the drug companies or whatever and americans will continue to die and scammers will continue to get rich as long as the united states doesn't join the rest of the developed world and adopt a single payer health care system. you know europe doesn't have a problem scalpers they don't have a problem with oncologists gaining the

by the skin of their teeth, they had external orders look over their accounts. they submitted their october with only a couple of hours to go before the deadline. there was a deadline set for olympus because they could have lost their place on the tokyo stock exchange, being delisted, which would have been crippling for the company. so they've looked at their books, these ex-trds orders, as they have a hole of $655 million, but this is off the back of the scandal, the biggest in japan's corporate history, $1.7 billion over 13 years. michael woodford, he's out, he's the c.e.o. that was ousted, the british c.e.o. that was ousted. he's talking to private institutional investors tomorrow to try to get his job back. that will be very important. but i'll have more. i've been told to get off. we'll have more in 20 minutes' time. i'm going. sorry. >> you're always told to get off. stop talking. >> thanks, david. >> more of you in a moment. thanks a lot. now, i should say at least six people have died in a fire at a retirement home in the southern city of marseilles. the

there are people who come in who need treatment for their heart disease or for their diabetes or their high blood pressure or their cholesterol or their hepatitis b. we actually provide group medical visits and group education classes and meeting people who have similar chronic illnesses as you do really helps you understand that you are not alone in dealing with this. and it validates the experiences that you have and so you learn from each other. >> i think it's very important to try to be in tune with the needs of the community and a lot of our patients have -- a lot of our patients are actually immigrants who have a lot of competing priorities, family issues, child care issues, maybe not being able to find work or finding work and not being insured and health care sometimes isn't the top priority for them. we need to understand that so that we can help them take care of themselves physically and emotionally to deal with all these other things. they also have to be working through with people living longer and living with more chronic conditions i think we're going to see more patie

on their willful abuse of their users privacy after years of negotiations all they got was a slap on the wrist and a very light one at that response to the settlement mark zuckerberg took to his facebook blog to defend his privacy record saying that while as company had been guilty of quote a bunch of mistakes they have quote always been committed to being transparent about the information that you have stored with us well they're clearly not committed enough and the glitch today is another piece of evidence to that point in response to a security flaw facebook released a statement today saying that earlier today we discovered a bug in one of our reporting flows that allows people to report multiple instances of inappropriate content simultaneously the bug allowed anyone to view a limited number of another user's most recently uploaded photos irrespective of the privacy settings for these photos the privacy of our users data is a top priority for us and we invest significant resources in protecting our site and the people who use it. now the bottom line here is that facebook fought t

twitter side posted on facebook mobilized on their local marches going to their local store with the shirts capturing images and video and then sending us all that information and then we were able to repose dabbing create a larger campaign and as we develop more and more we started growing more and we were able to incorporate a lot more issues not only immigration by the economic issues corporate greed issues that were impacted directly and especially getting feedback from our supporters are that's the spectacular and thanks for correcting my pronunciation of . one of your problem one of your mains got a little an accent of the yeah it's. not my native language one of your main campaigns is to bring attention to the corrections corporation of america c c a here's a clip at one of the a little piece of one of the videos you produced to educate the public about this issue show to our viewers. this tension of migrants is a multibillion dollar industry one in which immigrants are treated like this for sale to the highest good benefits. corrections corporation of america or c.c.a. the ge

libya's soldiers of fortune including former terrorists head to syria take their revolution to present a sad story. and pakistan looks to beijing for support after last month's deadly drone attack leaves ties with the u.s. in tatters. clare broadcasting live from moscow you're watching our carriage. well in this day two decades ago the world's largest country ceased to exist the fall of the soviet union meant the end of the cold war and the birth of a dozen new states but twenty years on the collapse of the u.s.s.r. raises unanswered questions he explains. even today many generate their own explanations for the fall of a global goliath but some putting it down to the role of just a few. ok for two reasons. the nineteen ninety one august coup was a turning point in the country's history with images of yeltsin standing on a tank creating a new hero yet for most here even that wasn't seen as causing a fatal crack in the soviet union. very sudden and. shocking i mean there were people even months before who were shoring us that this was going to go on forever so all the billions and billio

they even have their own. one with six tennis courts and two pools, as well as create small, boutique use. this is permitted. if you look at this, there is the embarcadero. the only difference is one has tall buildings. that is the only difference. washington street, the difference is that you could put something there that is more in keeping with the park like atmosphere. none of them, none of these proposals, not in chicago, not the miracle mile, has a condominium sitting in it. proposing it from the original development plan, they have what would be considered sustainable design, a good use of new urbanism, and what they propose, all of this greenspace, and they intend, as well as housing, as well as a mix of housing and retail, that is good planning, and to take this away is not a good idea, especially when we are building more housing, and the need for this space actually increases. in conclusion, i would say that the developer always comes in. he is building it for 145 owners for a super wealthy people.

their dream of a change in their regime and collapsing of the regime did not materialize and they think after nine months of that international coalition western and some country against syria syria was able to steadfast and prevail over all the obstacle opposition they don't want they want to still continue in the process. and causing instability inside syria watching r.t. still to come for you this hour on the program by the clock of the e.u. bungles its own bailout cash deadline as the book struggles to convince member states to chip in for the common good we. also. are going to be the transformative moment for example in economic justice in america not backing down the occupy movement gains momentum after three solid months of the worldwide crusade against global financial for. six minutes past the hour here now to the oil rig that capsized in russia's far east on sunday where rescue operations are continuing despite hopes of finding any more survivors they are fading a total of fourteen have now been safely brought ashore and are being treated at local hospitals. but some of them a

their. stories now tonight in occupy protest camps being cleared out in san francisco with around one hundred tents being taken down place arrived at the encampment in a central square shortly after one am local time and gave the campus just a few minutes warning to pack up and leave before sweeping in the clear the site seventy people have been arrested and some of the protesters belongings were reportedly disposed of that says police face an investigation in the claims of excessive force being used during the nationwide crackdown on the anti corporate movement is artie's when important. when the very people employed to protect americans. leave thousands with bruised bodies. burned i was. locked behind bars tasting their own blood. the land of the free adopts an entirely new image for the. right. guy throwing the fourth. roy the. dog walker. in recent months u.s. police officers have made an enemy. of those citizens using their freedom of speech to protest against corporate greed and corrup

people their stockholders their employees their investors their corporations the legal abstraction you've got to apply to it's a little of it's going to create up of what its shareholders shareholders with interest and of us corporations like it is a lot of it is made up of paper is a corporation is a legal abstraction well i mean if you want to call the action of people telling the organizer it's a cut it's a contract of people organized towards a commercial purpose either way i'm not sure how we should look for is honoring the person i'm not sure we spoke from ron paul de corps as a church it was but with that said like his own parish a person don't corporate interests have like something to say about american politics i mean clearly they have an interest in the united states has an interest in these corporations succeeding to the extent that they create a wall they didn't from seven hundred ninety eight until the eight hundred ninety s. they were forbidden in every state in the union from having a sin but you don't think corporate interests influence politics in any way clearly did wel

fight against breast cancer with their hope -- their program. a and they have continued to receive no cost screening and no cost treatment for breast cancer -- and they have continued. cpmc is the sponsor of our annual luncheon. in 2012, are major and gender -- our major agenda is for better health access. it is the strong hope of our community that this board will vote in favor of this cpmc rebuild. thank you. supervisor mirkarimi: next speaker, please. >> good evening. 10:30. my name is -- i am a staff nurse. i have been giving care to the underserved for 26 years. i am an emergency department nurse. benefits refused to non will be limited only by its means. and i am concerned that this is jeopardized by the master plan and their charity care speaks for itself, and they currently state that they have a lifetime of giving so limited to the 20- year plan that they are currently proposing to keep st. luke's open, why does giving stock at 20 years? i am really understanding that. a blue-ribbon panel was established to keep a viable plan for st. lu

some don't have the power to confer citizensship on their children, so their families have less access to housing and education, and they must constantly renew residency permits, making it harder for them to work. some are even subject to different taxes than men. too often they are denied access to credit and may even be prohibited from opening bank accounts, signing contracts, purchasing property, incorporating a business or filing lawsuits without a male guardian. some women earn almost as much as men before they have children, but less afterwards, and even less if they are single mothers. these barriers and restrictions some formal, some informal, erode women's abilities to participate fully in their economies and to support their families whether as employees or entrepreneurs. these barriers are certainly not unique to this region. variations of them can be found everywhere in the world. but because this is the most dynamic economic region in the world, what we do will have an impact on everywhere else. some barriers are left over from a different time and haven't changed to refle

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accounts as collateral to make loans off their balance sheet on the dark pools to offset their shorts over positions and other nightmarish balance sheet items as a way to try to extract themselves from their own fraud so this is the trend going forward it's not even a zero reserve banking it's mega reserve banking well let's see where this is going in the near some of the predictions being made by banks and bloggers around the world saxo bank outrageous predictions for two thousand and twelve the perfect storm they predict e.u. declares extended bank holiday during two thousand and twelve they predict that the december treaty changes prove insufficient to solve e.u. funding needs particularly those in italy and the e.u. debt crisis returns with a vengeance by mid year in response the stock market finally caves in and drops twenty five percent and short on. i predict that the first country to declare a bank holiday will be the u.k. you predict that absolutely here's a headline from the news in the past week or two which proves that they might actually be correct in predicting that all

anger by airing their bodies. ten weeks of exhaustive conover show and sometimes even bloody protests the fruits of a movement that was widely expected to fizzle out in days but far from it the occupy wall street campaign is now bigger than ever to finding a coordinated government crackdown widespread copper tally and meteoritic as artie's more important i discovered the movement's message resonates even with those whose job is to silence it. occupy wall street has become an undeniable american household name. and police crackdowns against the democratic movement have become something of the norm not so normal is seeing one side endorse the other. retired philadelphia police captain bray lewis became the game changer on nov seventeenth arrested while demonstrating with occupy protesters on the streets of new york city the twenty four year veteran was held in police custody for eleven hours and received one comment from a new york cop nobody talk to me this one individual said that i had the testicles of an elephan

global who had their margin accounts ransacked by the folks at j.p. morgan which we now know they stole the money to offset a short summer position they're going to one hundred percent gold in physical gold and gold physical hundred percent paid for cash no margin so you becoming a defacto gold silver star so they're doing the hard lifting for us and there will be forced out out of their windows and they'll do the flying broker routine soon enough now one of the arguments always against holding gold or silver by the likes of warren buffett is that it pays it offers no return japan's gold for bonds offer could boost return by five point nine times japanese finance minister john zoomie will be rewarding investors who buy reconstruction bonds with half an ounce of gold an added incentive that could boost the return by nearly six times so if you just bought the bonds on offer you would receive approximately fifteen thousand yen back in interest however with this half an ounce gold offer you receive back eighty nine thousand yen well that's exactly right s

secretary of state to mind their own business. with a conclusion about the sufficiency or insufficiency of parties is an area of responsibility for the russian authorities not for international organizations if they monitor the quality of elections and violations that's one thing but the issue of the country's political system is none of their business there will soon be telling us how to write our constitution what it could construe. we heard more international response for you to sunday's vote from israel the israeli foreign minister said that the international observers that his country had sent to moscow to russia to look at the. vote on sunday had reported back to him saying that the election had been free fair and transparent so mixed reaction from here in russia as well as across the world to sunday's doomer elections ok paper all over thanks for bringing us up to date on the official reaction there meantime moscow police are on high alert tonight for another un sanction protest after opposition groups announced plans to ho

devotion to humans their desire to always be on the move is in their blood. you haven't a good voice game going. the expedition makes its first long stop over in his salmi house the drilling and several out houses are in the midst of a forest. nicholai to the hermit lives here alone without the perks of modern life. the good thing about life here is that you don't have to worry about electricity or heating again cut off i take water from a nice hole in far wood to keep me warm. is a finn by nationality and a russian citizen he is also amount of the forest as he calls himself he became a legendary figure in karelia in finland a long time ago. nikolai turned his life around when he was a young man he bade farewell to friends and family left his village home and settled down in the woods. were not so quiet here everything is clean and calm the forest is so beautiful especially now during sunset. in the summer there are a lot of people. bustle i have already begun to forget all that. i have been here for twenty years already. nicholai relies on subsistence farmin

their share price. and down below six touch five dollars recently so that's a form of propaganda using u r l's or domain names or the absence of all those who want to express their dissenting opinion to acquire domain names and as a result those who still own bank of america stock got absolutely sure lacked we told you the truth we could've hoped to avoid a major beating yes and that's probably a theme we're still going to see going forward in two thousand and twelve max because the same guys are still their shareholders and in fact the department of justice refused to remove brian moynihan from bank of america which everybody knows was obviously a criminal enterprise they're always settling lawsuits civil lawsuits with the f.c.c. but he's still there and because of that because the shareholders will not force him out they're down sixty percent last year at this time you know and there's talk amongst the banking analyst community that bank of america stock is going to go to fifty cents a share in the ne

is trying to push their anti-piracy agenda with lawmakers comedy to make their point. and that in happy hour with the show you great spoof on rick perry is the latest ad at michele bachmann devices her daughters. into it all their military mechanisms that do not work to bring justice or accountability. i have every right to know what my government should do if you want to know why i pay taxes. but i would characterize obama as a charismatic version of american exceptionalism. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so silly you think you understand it and then you. hear or see some other part of it and realize everything is. hard welcome to the big picture. i'm laurie mr. through there don't believe the repetition of. what is protesting nobody seems to know. that never a pepper sprayed the face but part of the argument that they're being overly dramatic. hi guys it's time for tonight's tool time award and tonight we're giving it to the pro hollywood advocacy group the m.p. the motion picture association of america has been one of the organizations that's in fav

is there a place for keeping up to date with world events on their lists their health and it has been looking for in the streets of new york. are people aware of what's going on in the world this holiday season are they only interested in shopping this week let's talk about that what do you make of the first egyptian election since the revolution so no it is about well what do you think is the importance of it. what's on your mind that shopping do you agree with britain's choice to pull out of its embassy in tehran. we don't follow the news these days so i'm not so informed about what do you follow these days. all the trip around the city how do you think the european union should handle the greek situation but hear me out so that you really don't follow that closely now what are you guys been powering the news. knowledge of. he watches the news i watch the. what is that h.d.t.v. and the cooking channel did you think nato had a right to pakistan this is getting very political i'm on a five day holiday i'm not going to get into a political discussion i don't mean the sit down now world

their homes, who've lost their businesses. we, today, are dealing very sadly with a chronic unemployment rate. it has been sustained for a longer period of time than has been the case since the great depression, and it seems to me as we look at where we're going on this we have to recognize what it is that gave us this positive number of a reduced unemployment rate from 9% to 8.6%. it was because very sadly hundreds of thousands of americans decided to give up looking for work, and that's what allowed the unemployment rate to drop, but we know that it is not acceptable and especially as we go into this holiday season, mr. speaker, to have so many americans who are suffering is not acceptable. and that's why we are here today to take steps to ensure that we first and foremost put in place job opportunities and, second, to address the needs of middle-income working americans and those who are struggling to make ends meet and don't have jobs. and that's why we have chosen to not only extend unemployment benefits, and we're doing

they see their moving home as a stepping stone, just a necessary step on the path to their career. >> cheryl: it's not something that would affect your self-esteem at all? >> from what i gather, i don't understand as taking a blow to their self-esteem. no, just looking as something you have to do. >> cheryl: are there other services that are available? >> yes. so part of my role is to help businesses to connect with students. this generation needs several channels to employment. they are very active online. using facebook, twitter and in addition to those channels tluid employment we also provide services such as job fairs. and a program where business can come in and i do pre-screening. for that duration we can send them students and give them interviews. last week i got 30 students, i had hundred. i had 60 scheduled interviews and first wave of them will start work on december 12. >> cheryl: that is unbelievable. congratulations to both of you here. great work. i wish you all the success in the world. thanks for the program at the college. that is huge. unfortunately we are out of t

patrice gives them a belief from all their struggles. he is their moral compass. he guides them to become good citizens. patrice has one goal. and that's to give the kids two goals -- a ball and the inspiration to help them restart their lives. >> when you go to the street, you look at the kids, you see with your eyes the way they are living. in haiti we need love. those kids, they are living in the ghetto. they are living a very, very difficult life. i was doing business, and i was doing very well. but i started to have pain, bone pain. i went to the doctor. he asked me to wait. and after a short while he told me, you cannot live because you have cancer. at this time the money, all the things that you have, it's nothing. and that what makes me do what i am doing right now. i said, i love soccer. i'm going to do something for the kids. the most important, it's the love you are giving and the love they are giving to each other. >> i try to teach them what life is all about. i think that with soccer you have the discipline. ♪ >> the kids are really happy. we are goi

but also their history, their culture and their faith. when ottoman forces began to massacre their armenian neighbors 95 years ago, there were nearly 2,000 armenian churches in what is now turkey. fewer than 100 remain standing and fully functioning today. one of the world's oldest christian communities has in significant part disappeared from its ancest ral homeland. while the ar menial genocide stands as a -- armenian genocide stands as a singular event, the persecution of the armenians has continued and much of it centered as their christian minority in an overwhelming muslim country with -- in an overwhelmingly muslim country. other christian communities, especially the greek orthodox, have also been the victims of turkish intolerance. in northern cyprus which was innovated by the tush -- turkish army in 1975, cemeteries have been desecrated or fall noon dess repair, and freasts -- and priests are forbid be from access -- forbiden from accessing churches. it was noted this the 2011 report, that the turkish government continues to impo

depending on their results markets will be searching for their original. chinese banks now have a higher credit rating than the u.s. rivals according to the assessment of standard and poor's this may suggest emerging markets are more of a safe haven manly established western economies but seniors rate i'm not alone often you do it's capital thanks that night be risky to make this bet but i think there are the new safe haven although growth to seems to be steaming ahead in the emerging markets i think the only safe haven at the moment see seems to be the greenback the dollar. money seems to be shifting out of a lot of assets and into the dollar out of gold and into the dollar as well so that seems to be the class of choice at the moment of trade where really all emerging markets because if there is any sign of slowing down in those markets then those markets could come back down fairly sharply. both thanks for being with us we will be back next hour with an update the headlines are next with mary. playing. down the official t.f. acacias johnny phone called

to block and disrupt iranian program including taking out their scientists including breaking up their systems all of the covertly all of the deniable take everything at our disposal to make sure that iran does not have a nuclear weapon would i go to war to stop them from getting nuclear weapon if that's if that ultimately was what necessary they're one of the four state sponsors of terror in the world there are training camps jihad is training camps in central and south america they're working with the drug cartels and they are planning an assault on the united states that's what we know is going on right now. and so it seems the u.s. is eager to engage in another war the justification this time being that iran is developing their nuclear weapons program and now the mainstream media is adding fuel to the fire and pushing to add other countries to the list of terrorism contenders that's all things to a documentary that portrays that a swell of cuba and iran as teaming up in mexico the plot of terrorist attacks against u.s. interests here is a peek into that documentary it's entitled th

there could be a risk also of encouraging their. forces in japan. i don't see that now at all but that would be a risk in the case of iran. on the other hand we see that already in. their work in iran to develop it capacity we enrich uranium has increased threat tensions enormously and there goes a great arms race going on and we hear who works in israel and then in the united states saying that they should bomb iran others say that they don't know where all the nuclear installations are and that it is meaningless. this the gingrich or one of the presidential candidates says that he thinks down to the world for a regime change but i don't think he explained whether he would like the a regime change to be the afghan more left. or the iraqi model. but holidays are all around us service is very soon similar to what happened in iraq. could we be seeing the new iraqi scenario unfolding here as far as iran goes well there are some similarities in the. escalation of the language and the threats. that we had in the case of iraq and now having case of iran o

tens of thousand people have fled their homes across the country fearing more attacks. demonstrators have clashed with police across turkey in the second day of civil unrest following the botched government airstrike that killed thirty five kurds on wednesday in the city here thousands rallied after the funerals of the kurdish civilians killed in the attack police fired tear gas and used water cannons to disperse some turkish rives groups have appealed to the un to launch an investigation into the strikes the government has referred to as an operational mistake. kenyatta the son of the late northern korean leader kim jong il has been formally named supreme commander of the country's military forces senior government officials declared head of the communist party on thursday following his father's memorial the move is seen as the twenty seven year old consolidating is already over the nation. tens of thousands are. gathered in yemen demanding president saleh put on trial hundreds of armed activists protest layered up after a solid sign of power transfer agreement last mo

get three points but we are fully aware of what they can do but at the same time on paper we are by their side and we should be in tomorrow . staying with football and brazilian star striker namei has moved closer to his dream of playing against barcelona after his side sometimes breezed into the final of the fee for world flop in japan the nineteen year old name other than the scoring in their three one win over local champions race solved that eleuthera silva who is moving to porto next year completed the rach some tall stories are the boss of all qatari side to play in the other semifinal on thursday. once before that north american champions monterrey games the upper hand over to museum side a spare owns in a battle for fist place while very lackluster half an hour the african club finally broke the deadlock with yannick. but the strikers during the short lived as monterrey made it all square just eight minutes later after twice being denied a guarantee of luck here amir finding out the equaliser and i very soon took the lead out there than it is nodding in a corner right before the b

felt that they both at their own cio. but they weren't treated so well themselves one question means one career you ask one question you get the answer and you might or might not be able to publish it but that's the end of your career. download the official antti application to go on the phone on my pod touch from the i.q. stops to. life on the go. video on demand on t.v.'s my old costs and already says feeds now in the palm of your. question on the dot com. and you can. start. welcome back to cross talk i'm peter lavelle to mind you we're talking about the credit rating agencies. and you can. say. ok carrie and i to go back to you in philadelphia what one observation is going on here is because we've seen standard and poor's and other agencies in the been in the news in a big way but in the euro crisis but it's kind of interesting to point out is that governments particularly in the european union really don't have an idea how to get out of this mess here and the rating agencies are really stepping up to the plate in a b

time but the distortion of their time and their thought process. >> right, because they're going toresponding to this tiny slice of america which they do again and again and, surprise, surprise, that leaves the rest of americans to believe that money buys results in congress. three quarters of americans believe money buys results in congress. >> jon: one of the crazy things that was in there is this idea that congress regulates business, it's a weird symbiotic relationship. they don't want to deregulate in some measure because then they lose their funding. >> so the libertarians are keen on getting a small government. i'm not into that. a lot of people are. i respect it. but the point is you're never going to get a small government or simpler taxes as long as congressmen depend upon having a big government and complex taxes so they have someone to call to raise money. so you've got a special tax benefit, your tax benefit is about to expire, congressman hags has to be-to-call to say "we we'll need support if we get this benefit extended." so the point is to see the way money links ev

their city. >> their community, absolutely. this happened on november 17th. and they just released the surveillance video, because they really want to catch these guys. insurance money will cover the property that was lost. so they can get the fire hydr t hydrants replaced. for the fire chief, it's the principle of the matter. >> so many people are oblivious to the fact that people have surveillance cameras patrolling their businesses or homes and they don't do anything to cover up their faces. >> that's good for us. >> i'm glad there are dumb criminals. >> if anybody recognize these guys or the truck, put in a call to the wagner sheriff's office. >>> ladies, it's time for car porn. >> what? >> i like that car. >> the cool song accompanying this car, this is a road yacht gts. >> i get the term car porn now that i've seen this thing. >> that is a beauty right there. it's got a 670-horsepower, v-8 corvette engine in it and it is just beautiful. for a sports car, it's a large car. so the guy is cruising up the mountain road, of course there's a couple of damsels

a lot stood their grounds with help from their neighbors.pression organized eviction defense. like the people putting the furniture back in. i quoted a moment ago from brooklyn. sometimes eviction resistance turned into eviction riots. they rioted in chicago in august 1931. three protesters were killed there after 60,000 people marched against evictions. they rioted in the bronx in 1932 after families went on rent strike over prices they could no longer afford. they rioted in cleveland after a bank foreclosed on john and sophie sperenga and the county sheriff kicked them out with their four children. in cleveland, the local small home and landowners federation spread the alarm up and down the neighborhood streets. thousands of people showed up to defend the sperenga family. quote, as police arrived, they were greeted by taunts and jeers and rocks, bricks, sticks. this account was filed in "the nation." in 1933. quote, this is a crowd that won't scatter, a crowd that's determined. they were determined to defend the family in 1933. the depth o