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. >> a row of folks behind the shield and two or three rows of people pushed gn the line of bicycle officers, pushing in to them. having some minor, minor injuries to the officers on the bikes. >> police say they took action. nearly 350 protesters continue td spill on the streets and 150 officers were on the scene including mounted patrol. bystanders could only watch. >> so stupid. i want to get home. >> what is it about? >> demonstrators said they are marches against austerity. >> austerity, budget cuts to essential services new york consideration of raising taxes on the well hi and no consideration of cutting military spending cutting so-called entitlements for people. >> the message may have been lost in the mix when the calm turned to chaos. >> i got it a few times in the face. it was definitely an experience. >> police arrested one man and said if protesters had a permit for the demonstration there wasn't have been so much trouble. >>> right now we want to check in with rob. no trouble there. he's got beautiful weather and then a switch. >> at least now through tuesday we have nice cond

bush, j jeb bush and the nextgen rags gn of them, including george p. bush in texas and half-mexican, have to bring the republican party back to their senses on latinos. george w. bush in 2004 got almost 40% of the hispanic vote. i think that mitt romney got 25, 26, 27%. they've got to turn that around at the grassroots and it's gog to work its way from the bottom up. the tea party people won't make it ha happen. >> the gop lost because they failed to recognize and deal with long-term demographics trends. the white part of the electorate has been steadily dropping for decades. the latino and black electorate will continue to rise. they're a mad men party in aa "modern family" world. the president should shove it in their face. put massive immigration reform on the table right away and either get what latinos in america need or force the gop to again rebrand themselves at anti-latino and deal with that in 2014 and 2016. what do you think about that as a strategy? >> i think that's a nice thing to say, and i agree with you you on the sentiment. i think in

u know in the mid-20th cent we we saw aed in which income gns were broadly distributed in which middle class american his voice through labor unions, through sufficientic organizations and throughe ultimately through their gov nment. we've seen an erosion of that woeshlgsd but just because it's it ground doesn't mean can't be saved and so in writing book we were hoping to sort of tell americans what was valuable in the past could be a part of our future. >> jacob hacker and paul pierson, thank you. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> coincden i first met with jacob hacker and paul piers on the very dan occupy wall street has sprung up in lower manhattan and i wondered if as so many others did, were we seeing the advance guard of a movement by organized people to challenge well, it's still too soon to know. but in the weeks that followed, every time we went down to the encampment, there was no mistaking the message. >> i don't know thousands of dollars to go buy myself a lobbyist to lobby for my views. butby corporations do. >> linnea palmer paton is 23 and occupy wall street volunte

we're looking out at the golden gate bridge and we've gn watching. you see the two towers. once in a while we'll see the clouds come and sit down. other times we can barely see the lights when the rain really picks up so visibilities go down in a hurry. i drove in a few hours ago so depending on your perspective it was still late night in san francisco. driving in, there was a lot of water on the roads. not very many pulddles, but it was coming down pretty good. for the most part you can see at times when you're driving around, the rain just blowing across the road. so laura, dealing with what looks like and what i'm hearing already a nasty commute. >> yes, it is most certainly. we're just getting reports coming in. thank you very much, chris. from mike there's some problems in downtown san jose. >> all that weather creating some adventures on the road. what's happening? >> you saw behind chris all that rain and the golden gate bridge just barely visible and he's right there at the coast. looking over to san jose, 101 with all the water kicking up, slippery conditions and t

north dakota.n as a result, democrats will hold 53 seats in the new senate that convenes in janryai-- a gntwo. a republicans will have 45. two seats will be filled by independents, and at least one of them will caucus with democrats. many of the democrats' big wins were by women. elizabeth warren unseated incumbent republican scott brown in massachusetts. >> you took on the powerful wall street banks and special interests and you let them know you want a senator who will be out there fighting for the middle class all of the time. >> brown: in missouri, senator claire mccaskill had been on the endangered list, before her republican opponent made damaging comments about rape and abortion. >> with a stubborn determination, tenacity and a refusal to give up we showed the country what missouri is made of. >> brown: and in wisconsin, newly elected democrat tammy baldwin became the first openly lesbian politician to be elected to the senate. >> i didn't run to make history. i ran to make a difference. ( applause ) a difference, a difference in the lives of families struggling to find work and pay

gn we get closer to another important round of results. back here at the cnn election center. wolf blitzer. counting down to poll closing in four more states. the battleground state of iowa, montana, and nevada, and another swing state, and finally, utah. together, those states have another 21 electoral votes, every vote i believe is vital to getting to the winning total of 270. both presidential campaigns are prepared for a long night. let's check in with jessie yellin and candy crowley. jessica, first to you,n over th? >> hi, wolf. the energy picked up as we made projections. still a long night ahead. they are excited. iowa and nevada, two battleground states that the obama campaign felt good about. nevada, the latino vote and their work organizing there. harry reid has a great organization. iowa, 18 points ahead, obama campaign was in the early vote heading into today, wolf. >> let's go to boston. candy, what's it like over there? >> well, they are still waiting, i have to tell you, a number of people are showing up, either, you know, via skooip or on the stage to talk to f

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afghanistan, in iraq, where there is more and more violence, more and more oppression against women, gns children, against christians, against jews, against anyone anyone who wants to worship. and i have my dear friend with whom i have traveled to iraq and made president mall ki unhappy. mr. king: i appreciate the gentleman from texas. i have a unanimous consent request that representative mike rogers be removed from h.r. 6511 as original co-sponsor. and i thank the gentleman from texas. mr. gohmert: sometimes we wonder who is in charge of this administration, because somebody has to figure it out. i was happy to hear president obama to say, i don't want you to asues ambassador rice and the president apparently indicating that she was given the information that jass untrue and if she didn't know the statements she was told by the white house to go out and tell were not truths, then she was not lying, and she should be given credit for not lying if she didn't know that the untruths she were telling were untrue. it raises more and more questions, you know, who is in charge there? the presi

. >> ifill: and i'mwe gn g ifill. it is 11:00 and the tolls are edclos everywherecl except alas. we did fall back. we really did. go ahead, we have some projections to make. >> woodruff: at this time, according to associated press, there is some states we can call, and the state of utah, mitt romney. i should say one state we can call. >> ifill: one of his three home state, and in fact,-- let's put it this way. he was-- he ran the salt lake city olympics, and he was very popular in utah and it's the headquarters of the mormon church and he has won utah tonight. >> woodruff: at this point in the evening, 10:00 on the east coast, the president, president obama, has won 16 states with a total of 158 electoral votes. and we may also be able to tell you-- yes, at this point, mitt romney has won 17 states with 154 electoral votes. it's early in the evening but it was close. >> ifill: we did not mislead you when we said this was a dead-heat race. we're still waiting for some polls. but the ap has projected additional winners but we don't have them yet. we're going to go back down to the