legal options if they feel that they must go a while we partnered with the organization veterans for peace to embark on this trip to fort lewis where a unit of fourth brigade of the second infantry division is deploying. in late october early november to afghanistan so we're going to be there with those of us who have served in uniform and people who are still serving in uniform to pass out thousands of flyers put up thousands of posters and stickers and banners that say we don't have to go to afghanistan we shouldn't go to afghanistan and here's how we can do it so you know you mentioned there's multiple other options than someone just kind of going to a wall which you guys are facilitating to help support and offering these options for soldiers to resist mike why is it so important to kind of go to the crux of of the military machine here well quite simply because if we leave washington in the pentagon up to its own devices the status quo is just going to continue and the generals and politicians have proven unwilling and unable to treat our lives and the lives of our friends in the live

political protesters many of the groups they've been keeping close tabs on are well known like veterans for peace and code pink now the story has made national headlines but it is certain controversy in boston here's a look at some of the local headlines as you can see they read boston police accused of spying on antiwar groups and another one their groups fault boston police for surveillance now here's a quote from a.c.l.u. study and titled policing the sense states quote when law enforcement officers start investigating protected ideas rather than crimes they threaten our right to free expression and assembly protected by the first amendment to the constitution an article sixteen of the massachusetts declaration of rights the un checked political surveillance of out of our lawsuit uncovered undermines our core values by chilling the speech of people who wish to participate in our democracy which is a lot of all exercise that our government should encourage and promote to discuss and more i'm joined now by kate crawford privacy rights coordinated coordinator for the american civil liberties unio

sorry that gentleman standing next to the soldier holding the veterans for peace is iraq war veteran scott olsen who was standing next to me and front of the police line moments later scott was critically injured after being shot at point blank range in the head with a tear gas canister now olson who served two tours in iraq as a u.s. marine protecting our so-called freedoms here in the u.s. suffered a fractured skull at the hands of the oakland police for simply trying to exercise the rights he fought to protect his case prompted an outpouring of sympathy from the community and galvanized thousands more toward the occupy movements cause so for putting your body on the line against an oppressive police force representing a two tiered justice system and a system based on any quality scott olsen you're both a bad ass and our hero of the day so he's the hero who's the villain this is a good one folks thanks to some newly released footage we can clearly call out this guy right here pat moran if this name sounds familiar it's because good old patman rand is the son of democratic virginia

reports to boston's regional intelligence center detailing the activities of groups including veterans for peace, united for justice with ps and codepink. one event at a church featuring the late historian howard zinn was filed under the category of "criminal act: groups extremist." officers also monitored protesters' out-of-state plans, including attended a rally in washington, d.c. police have held on to the surveillance files for several years despite federal rules that call for them to be expunged if no criminal or terrorist activity is involved. in a statement, the aclu of massachusetts said -- the u.s. military has imposed a curfew on all u.s. forces in japan following the rest of to american troops for allegedly raping a japanese woman on the island of okinawa. the top u.s. commander in japan announced the curfew earlier today. >> i want to personally apologize for the grief and trauma the victim has endured and the anger it has caused among the people in okinawa. i am immediately issuing a curfew to all military personnel in japan, but temporary and assigned. in addition, core value trai

savanna air guard to help me heal by supporting the matthew freeman project under it all veterans day 5-k run for peace last night i dedicated a memorial in our town, the captain matthew freeman project proudly announced a new scholarship we will be starting for the siblings of the fall and in combat. these are the forgotten mourners to often sacrifice, on their education to comfort family or deal with their own grief. after 11 years of work, very few people know about the families. these are parents, siblings, thousands of children to survive the death of their loved ones. as a mother of a fallen marine, were all ready for this war to end to bring a one's home. i encourage y'all to learn learn more about helping goldstar families. i humbly request a media report about military's humanitarian efforts in war-torn country. our men and women are working for peace, not war. this generation of grandchildren, of the greatest generation they live in the shadow of the greatest generation, but this cogeneration had carried for 11 years straight with no draft. there's been little media attention to their hard-wo

he is an afghan war veteran for the iraq veterans against the war are putting on, a gathering nationally. this is "democracy now!," democracynow.org, the war and peacert. i'm amy goodman. we're broadcasting from colorado, springs. stay with us. ♪ [music break] >> this is "democracy now!," democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we're on the road in colorado springs, colorado. this is the side of military bases to all that much here in colorado -- air force, army. we're joined by dave philipps, the author of, "lethal warriors: when the new band of brothers came home." georg-andreas pogany served in iraq, graham clumpner served in afghanistan. this is the eve of the 11th anniversary of the war in afghanistan. we're broadcasting from the tyndall center for public media, which just opened, was inaugurated last friday. we're honored to be the first broadcast out of this center, teaching people in the community about civic engagement, citizen and journalism. it is wonderful to be here before a group of people from colorado springs. we will be traveling the western slope of colorado. check democracynow.org for our list of cities. we ar

veterans's families? >> he has taken up the reagan eisenhower peace through strength which is exactly the right position for the party. >> but if the people he's got advising him, many of them do want to bring back some of the bell cosseyty of the bush years. i don't trust anything romney sayson unemployment in america. it's now at 7.8. i predict, as per mort, it will be at 8.0 or 8.1. >> did you read what the former president of general electric said about those numbers? he said california had not predicted its numbers and the number was 7.9. >> jack welsh said. >> he appeared to be right because california didn't get in their numbers. compound good t. richard murdoch the republican candidate in indiana for the senate was underscored nervousness among women about what a republican take over of the congress and a republican in compared to 2008. ghts. >> most i italian stocks will stabilize and rally much like ireland which has become a poster child for reinventing itself. that is ireland. bye bye.

battle and for his widow and his orphan, to do all which may achieve and cherish a just and lasting peace among ourselves with all nations. that's abraham lincoln basically making a case for a veteransram, to care for combat veterans and their widows and their fatherless children. that is pure karl marx to loy mock. on july 11, 2010, he called the 14th amendment, quote, a karl marx concept. the 14th amendment was of course enacted after the civil war in 1868, and i have searched it today for any karl marx concepts. and of course, there are none. but if you're insane, you might find one in the last line of section 4 of the amendment, which says that neither the united states nor any state shall pay, quote, any claim for the loss or emancipation of any slave. for a pro-slavery guy like representative mock, the government's refusal to pay slave owners for the emancipation of slaves was pure marxism. and yeah, he is pro-slavery. on january 8, 2009, in his letter to the editor, he said, if slavery were so god-awful, why didn't jesus or paul condemn it? and on february 15, 2003, the day after valentine's day, this valentine arrived at the arkansas democrat gazette from loy mock. no where

veteran is being remembered as man of peace. up next. a look back at the life of former senator george mcgovern. >> a change in construction plans for the sap mateo bridge that is sure to be a big relief >> president obama is calling george mcgovern a hero of war who became a champion of peace. the former south dakota senator died this morning. he was a decorated world war ii bomber pilot by saying he hated war by waging it. he ran against nixon and lost in a landslide. he spent his later years writing books and worked on ending world hunger. >> a fire at an historic church in berkeley is not preventing members from gathering for services. they're attending services as building the church owns. the fire broke out inside the church just after 10:00 last night and flames spread quickly through the building that dates back to 1878. investigators are trying to figure out what started the fire. >>> a double dose of good news for drivers trying to get across the bay. the repairs to the san mateo bridge will be finished by 5 topping morning, just in time for the monday morning commute. two, caltrans won't need to close the bridge again next we

among the dead or three veterans, all on a mission of peace and friendship to a nation that clearly longs forh. president obama has said that ambassador chris stevens and his colleagues represented the best of america, and he is right. we all mourn their loss. the attacks against us in libya were not an isolated incident. they were accompanied by anti- american riots in nearly two dozen other countries, most in the middle east, but also in africa and asia. our embassies have been attacked, our flag has been burned, many of our citizens have been threatened and driven from their overseas homs by vicious mons chardon "death to america." these mobs which did the black banner of islamic extremism on the anniversary of 9/11. as the dust settles, as the murdered are buried, americans are asking how this happened. how the threats we face have grown worse, and what this calls on america to do. these are the right questions. i have come here today to offer a larger perspective on these tragic recent events, and to share with you, and to share with all americans, my vision for a freer, more prosperous,

veterans this year. a bill nationally for veterans is current laystalled in congress. >> ananna thank you very much. good to see you. >>> a car bomb targeting the he headquarters where people gather to promote peacend at least 17 people are dead. our top story as we go around the world in 80 seconds. pakistan. that attack happening outside an office for are antitaliban tribal elders near the afghan border. that the point no group is claiming responsibility but the pakistani taliban have carried out similar attacks in the region against so called peace committees who back security forces fighting off militants. >>> italy. more than 400 african my grants rescued from a couple of boats in the water south of sicily. police first picking up more than 100 people as their overloaded dinghy started to sink. not long after a fisherman notice another small boat having trouble and called for help. china. opening night of the west lake international expo and suddenly a major mishap during the fireworks display. organizers saying they were shot off at a very low altitude and fell into the audience. at least 34 spectators injured. >>> holland. wow. haven't seen one of these in awhile. -- poland. the rubik's cu

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among the dead are three veterans, all of them fine men on a mission of peace and trip to a nation that clearly longs for both. president obama has said that ambassador chris stevens and colleagues represented the best of america. and he's right. we all mourn their loss. the attacks against us in libya were not an isolated incident. they were accompanied by anti-american riots and nearly two dozen other countries, mostly in the middle east but also in africa and asia. our embassies have been attacked. our flag has been burned. many of our citizens have been threatened and driven from their overseas homes by vicious mobs shouting death to america. they hoisted the black banner of islamic extremism over american embassies on the anniversary of 9/11. as the dust settles, as the murdered are buried, americans are asking how this happened. how the threats we face have grown worse and what this calls on america to do. these are the right questions. i've come here to offer a larger perspective on the tragic recent events and to share with you and to share with all americans my vision for a freer, more prosperou

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veterans. all of them were fine men on a mission of peace and friendship to a nation that clearly longs for bothesident obama has said that ambassador chris stevens and his colleagues represented the best of america, and he is right. we all mourn their loss. the attacks against us in libya were not an isolated incident. they were accompanied by anti-american riots and nearly two dozen other countries, most in the middle east and also in africa and asia. our embassies have been attacked and our flag burned and many of our citizens have been threatened and driven from their overseas homes by vicious mobs shouting death to america. these mobs hoisted the black banner of islamic extremism over american embassies on the anniversary of 9/11. as the dust settles, as the murdered are buried, americans are asking how this happened, how the threats we face have grown worse and what this calls in america to do. these are the right questions. i have come here today to offer a larger perspective on these tragic recent events and to share with you and to share with all americans my vision for a fr freer, more

among the dead or three veterans, all on a mission of peace and friendship to a nation that clearly longs for both. president obama has said that ambassador chris stevens and his colleagues represented the best of america, and he is right. we all mourn their loss. the attacks against us in libya were not an isolated incident. they were accompanied by anti- american riots in nearly two dozen other countries, most in the middle east, but also in africa and asia. our embassies have been attacked, our flag has been burned, many of our citizens have been threatened and driven from their overseas homs by vicious mons chardon "death to america." these mobs which did the black banner of islamic extremism on the anniversary of 9/11. as the dust settles, as the murdered are buried, americans are asking how this happened. how the threats we face have grown worse, and what this calls on america to do. these are the right questions. i have come here today to offer a larger perspective on these tragic recent events, and to share with you, and to share with all americans, my vision for a freer, more prosper

among the dead were three veterans, all of them were fine men, on a mission of peace and friendship to a nation that clearly longs forh. president obama has said that ambassador chris stevens and his colleagues represented the best of america and he's right. we all mourn their loss. the attack against us in libya were not an isolated incident. they were accompanied by anti-american riots in nearly two dozen other countries, most in the middle east but also in africa and asia. our embassies have been attacked, our flag has been burned. many of our citizens have been threatened and driven from their overseas homes by vicious mobs shouting, death to america. these mobs hoisted the black banner of islamic extreme over american embassies on the anniversary of 9/11. as the dust settles, as the murdered are buried, americans are asking how this happened? how the threats we face have grown worse and what this calls on america to do? these are the right questions. i've come here today to offer a larger perspective on these tragic recent events and to share with you and share with all americans my vision for a freer, more pros

can have dignity and peace of mind knowing that their medicare and social security will be there for them in future generations. [cheering and applause] education, energy, veteran'sefits, medicare, social security, along with women's rights and welcome is what -- [cheering and applause] that's is what is at stake this november. on issue after issue president obama is moving us forward by rebuilding an economy that ensures that all americans who work hard, play by the rules, students, parents, hard-working men and women in nevada can build economic security and live the american dream. [cheering and applause] president obama's message to the people of the state of nevada is middle class families, he's got your back and so do i! [cheering and applause] let's exam the other side -- [laughter] mitt romney and my opponent -- [booing] and my opponent dean heller -- the message for the hard working families of invest, buddy, you're on your own. the romney-heller agenda would gut investment in education, pell grants, college tax credits, roll back federal student loans and let the big banks back in to the business of student lending so multimillionaires can keep their ri