cause of course of course let me ask you the allies as you know there's a lot of stereotypes about boston police and you know having gone to college there a lot of those stereotypes don't seem to be too far off but i want to get your reaction to how the police are there i mean do you get the impression that a time they see this as sort of you know a nightclub brawl that needs to be broken up. very different reactions from different off so. incredibly finely incredibly supportive we hocked you a lot of people who said oh yeah that makes it hard you know we're really what you want and there were a lot of pop there's you where gary broccoli touchstones i was actually detained with a woman who's a member got cancer keith who was dragged by her throat. even though she hadn't been warned that she would be arrested but it took real you know that's where we saw some of those pictures a lot of those veterans for peace members arrested holding their flags let me ask you that i know a lot of questions from a lot of people still sort of trying to get their heads wrapped around this movement they say you kno

monday we were told by the boston police that we did on the second area both camps would be removed and people who did not move but the iraq at the conservatory therapies that controls the area there was kind of a green way had told us that we were trying to occupy the area we've been very respectful of their ground and their planting and have actually operator reimbursed them at their tiny damaged station. we were told if we didn't get by midnight that there would be arrests made and we did not vacate tons of people came and we were very people very careful singing chanting linking arms and chanting our ground and you were arrested and how long were you in jail i was detained for pacino most people were detained for bob long some people were actually held for longer because they were believed to be organizers of the loop and then what happened when you got out. we were arranged by tuesday and some of us well we were offered few options we could i don't hate it you know. and have the charges dropped was sort of like a parking. lot where we could plead not guilty and continue it to a tri

. >> darya: take a look on left, that is video out of boston. police arrested about 50 protesters last night from the occupied boston movement because they ignored warnings to to move from a site near the official in camera. on the right is video from downtown chicago. they rallied for better education, affordable housing and more jobs. police decided about two dozen people for staging a sit-in in the street. >>mark: we are waiting for the opening bell. right now, dow features are down 79 points. european leaders have promised a solution for the debt crisis by the end of the month. today, investors are watching and waiting on slovakia, the only country left to approve the european a bailout. >>mark: the president's jobs bill appears to be dead in the u.s. senate. president obama has been campaigning for his four to $47 billion measure which is expected to come to a test vote in the senate today. the bill combines payroll tax cuts for workers and businesses with spending on infrastructure and help for local governments to avoid layoffs for teachers, fir

we've got be downs in bean counter this is police in riot gear arrest hundreds of peaceful protesters in boston right in washington d.c. it was a different story law enforcement officers showing capitol kindness to protesters and freedom square so what's with these different approaches taken by police. for the society represents all the reasons why people are coming out there. trying to make friends and she's no different traveling from los angeles to new york to try to fix the broken system so as this young woman learns her time and talent to improve america and these faces of occupation really repair the damage caused by wall street. is not against our so religious also counterproductive it's the people that we want to build as friends in this fight against terrorism so as launching to beat the drums of war is the u.s. turning an ally into an enemy when it comes to pakistan and could pakistan be the next afghanistan we'll talk to former cia intelligence officer michael scheuer. it is tuesday october eleventh five pm in washington d.c. and christine for example you're watching r.t. i want to g

pictures that you've seen video of that and then about one twenty we began to see police vehicles arrive on the scene occupy boston scouts had already found the concentrations of police and at least three locations within two or three blocks of the site and ten minutes later once. the park was surrounded not a very large park by police apparently by transit police interestingly and state police the boston police themselves went in from the pearl street side and began doing what you can kind of see on the obviously grainy videos and photos littering the shooting and the chaos and they started she was you know throw people in their stomachs and and tie them with plastic cuffs and then arrest them and they also arrested as you said legal observers. including the head of the national lawyers to legal legal team and medics and then to veterans many of whom are highly decorated veterans of american military actions and wars over the last fifty years and you're describing a pain too i fear of people in a park winking arms creditors standing their ground and then police come in and throw them on our stomachs that's right

night in the one of the largest mass arrests the history of boston but as we've seen following crackdowns in new york city the sort of police action has only strengthened the movement so we see the same sort of auto in the occupy boston and elsewhere around the nation joining me now is john niles a member of the veterans for peace in boston was one of those people who confronted the boston police bus night john welcome. i mean we're ready we're big fans of yours thanks for joining us john so what happened last night. well in a nutshell we would have a regular meeting of the spent lead be butler pick a favorite general especially debugger u.s.m.c. . war as a racket. when we got more from a lady rack that was also ip by boston the police were about to come down on the occupation we have immediately turned our meeting and jumped on the p.p.a. and headed down to do the square we arrived there probably around eight pm and mingled with the crowd now to make it clear. the original do we square was built to hold up well so they go to the next lot on the. rose kennedy expressway that we have here in boston and that apparently was no

course of course let me ask you this a lot of other you know there's a lot of stereotypes about boston police and you know how to go to college there a lot of those stereotypes don't seem to be too far off but i want to get your reaction to how the police are there i mean do you get the impression that a time they see this as sort of you know a nightclub brawl that needs to be broken up. they're a very different reactions from different operations officers were incredibly friendly incredibly supportive to a lot of people who said oh ya got me a ton of signs you know we're really with you want us and then there were a lot of officers who were very broad with protesters i was actually jane with a limit who's a member of the concert piece he was dragged my heart broke through the case even though she hadn't been warned that she would be well with the real you know fact we always saw some of those pictures a lot of those veterans for peace members arrested holding their flags let me ask you this i know a lot of questions from a lot of people still sort of trying to get their heads wrapped around

in boston, police arrested more than 50 protesters following an early morning scuffle. police say the occupied boston protesters ignored a warning to move from a downtown location where they have been camped out for more than a week of the arrests began at about 1:30 a.m. this morning. most people were arrested there for trespassing. >>> and knew this man hazmat units in howard county are investigating a gas leak. several neighborhoods near the 8900 block have been evacuated as a precaution. residents are being allowed to return home at this hour. news choppers 7 was over the scene as crews successfully stopped the leak. no one was hurt. >>> news at noon, we're getting our first look at the man police say is behind a brazen attack on a metro bus. investigators say the started with an altercation near the silver spring metro. it ended with a bus driver stabbed in wheaton. let's get the latest from there. >> 52-year-old victor mceachin is now behind bars if it's in multiple charges in connection with an early-morning stabbing that ensured a metro bus driver while on the jo

boston police say it was set by a 28-year-old man in a failed suicide attempt and he's now facing arson and attempted murder charges. >>> hayward woman hits it big, how she plans on spending her $2 million prize. >>> we are in the nation's capital, what they say makes it different on the washington mount. -- washington monument. . >>> welcome back to the morning news, take a look at this, giant winds turned up a dust storm, you can see it brought traffic to a halt. the wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour, no injuries are reported. >>> there are some changes this morning for cal train riders, beginning today, they will arrive at new temporary station. it is south of huntington avenue and the change is part of a $47 million project and they will eventually build a future permanent station. >>> back over to ken salazar, hose is it looking out there -- sal -- back over to sal, how is it looking out there? >>> over at the golden gate bridge, it looks good and give yourself a little extra time, also the bay bridge has a little bit of a delay coming up to pay the money in the cash lanes. this m

reprehensible attack by the boston police department against a movement that enjoys broad support ofican people represents a sad and disturbing shift away from dialogue and towards violent repression. is your city, mr. mayor, are you practicing violent repression? >> no, we're not practicing violent repression at all. we gave them a designated area, told them where they could stay and they violated that agreement. they went down further on the greenway. we said we cannot have them go further down the greenway for a lot of different reasons. and they said we're going to do whatever we want to do, and that's unfortunate because the group that i've been working with, my police dp over the last week and a half, has had a spirit of cooperation, dialogue. in the last 24 hours we want to confront the boston police, we want to have sit-ins, that's unfortunate because you know most of those folks i relate to, i've talked with several of them on the foreclosure issue. we are continuing to have that dialogue. we -- what happened last night is because they weren't working with us on this. we had

dozens arrested in occupy boston in -- which is an offshoot. 200 police officers were trying to forcerotesters out of a park and thing got heated. sherrie johnson joins us with the report. >> reporter: we have been checking this on the new developments. noters rafted more than 100 people fortress passing. look at -- authorities arrested more than 100 people fortress for trespassing. look at the video we got from the movement in boston. >> we are veterans of the united states of america. >> reporter: boston police arrested protesters who refused to leave the greenway early this morning. now police say they asked about a thousand protesters to leave the greenway about 1:30 and relocate another area. officials say they don't want them to occupy the space on the greenway because it had a renovation project where expensive improvement were added. over 200 officers in riot gearsurround the greenway and gave them a 2-minute warning before the arrest were made. some protesters held up signs with lawyers phone numbers and aclu passed out cards on how to deal with arrest. now we just learned th

police. going east moscow and beijing boost cooperation as china becomes the first country britain visits after declaring he will run for the presidency next year. and america's energy corporate protests in boston meet a response from the police who reportedly he talked a little bit is taking part in a peaceful rally our top stories this hour. live from a c.d.s. here in central moscow this is. ukraine's next prime minister is jailed for seven years he was found guilty of abuse of power gas deals with russia two years ago and actually on the chefs he was following the events from outside the court where commission has supporters have been involved in scuffles with police. at times it seemed that the tension would go over the top with the supporters of you too ashamed of thousands of them trying to organize a march through the streets of kiev and being dispersed by the police with no real brutality but still some pushing and shoving and the situation was really explodes and still several people were injured in the pushing and shoving with the police one woman we saw as she was taken to hospital having fallen from a stage or from a staircase or something like that inside the courtroom of course it

police. and beijing that. as china becomes the first country vladimir putin visits often declaring he will run for the presidency next year. also reporting the americas and corporate protests in boston made a fist response from the police to. help war veterans taking part in a peaceful running. an externality for you we talked to malta andrus and she's the former chief accountant for the european commission.

and america's anti corporate protests in boston meet a fierce response from police to report war veterans taking part in a peaceful rally. it's just after six pm here in moscow and this is with me wrong reception and straight to our breaking news for you this hour ukraine's ex prime minister is jailed for seven years now yulia timoshenko was found guilty of abuse of power when signing gas deals with russia just about two years ago. following the events now joins us live from outside the court where the verdict went down i know you've been there with the protesters you've seen them there you've seen the police as well we've been seeing reactions inside the courtroom outside the courtroom bring us up to speed on the latest of what you see. well it has been certainly a very wild and long day here in kiev in central kiev where at times it seemed that the tension would go over the top with the supporters of thousands of them trying to organize a march through the streets of kiev and being dispersed by the police with no real bullets. it was still some pushing and shoving and the situation was

and america's and to call for a protest in boston's meet a fierce response from the police who reportedly beat up war veterans taking part in a peaceful ground. live from the heart of moscow this is r.t. with me will receive and breaking news at this hour ukraine's ex prime minister is jailed for seven years yulia tymoshenko was found guilty of abuse of power while signing gas deals with russia two years ago cesar lexy going to ski following the events now joins us live from i just outside the courthouse where supporters have been involved in scuffles with police so obviously emotions running high where you are at this point how are the crowd crowds reacting to the verdict. well now the simmering tension of several years several hours ago has calmed down a bit the crowd is slowly dispersing from the court area the police is the ministering its presence as well but just several hours ago as i mentioned there were tensions when the supporters of either to machine or try to march through the streets of kiev and the police had to disperse them there was no real strong violence used against th

america's anti corporate protests in boston meet a fierce response from the police who reportedly beat up war veterans taking part in a peaceful round. a very warm welcome for you this is on see live from moscow with me will receive a shock and straight to our breaking news for you this hour ukraine's ex prime minister is jailed for seven years yulia timoshenko was found guilty of abuse of power signing gas deals with russia years ago. he was following the events from just outside the courthouse where supporters have been having scuffles with police . at times it seemed that the tension would go over the top with the supporters of you to shake off thousands of them trying to organize a march through the streets of kiev and being dispersed by the police with no real brutality but still some pushing and shoving and the situation was really explosive still several people were injured in the pushing and shoving with the police one woman was saw as she was taken to hospital having fallen from a stage or from a staircase or something like that inside the courtroom of course it was very tense

and america is anti corporate protests in boston to meet a fierce response from the police who reportedly war veterans taking part in a peaceful rally. global news twenty four seven this is r.t. live from moscow with me rule recent shake straight talk breaking news this hour ukraine's ex prime minister is jailed for seven years yulia timoshenko was found guilty of abuse of power while signing gas deals with russia two years ago. following events for us now live just outside the courthouse there in kiev a good to see you alexi so we've certainly seen the footage of scuffles going on there at this point what how is the crowd but the crowd reacting to the latest. well the simmering tension of several hours ago has now downgraded to just bragging from the stage which we have been indeed witnessing for the past several months with the two sides of the protests breaking each other saying things towards each other but just several hours ago the tension was very high in the streets here in the streets of kiev in front of the court when protesters those who are supporting you to try to organize a

film is doing is comparing the repression and you know one funny thing that i saw was that the boston police were you know moving people out of the perk and the reason why was that there was one hundred fifty thousand dollars worth shrubs installed in the park and when you think bookish roads were the first and then what's what's more important what trumps what and i think that's the comparison is these demands are becoming so ludicrous from our government for us not to speak out those were the first steps they used in egypt that's the first steps these governments use to suppress their people. corey what kind of response are you getting on this film that's been yelling pretty amazing. the you tube for some reason it is restricted the video so nobody can watch you know you yet on facebook. it's very you know strange that the truth should be restricted why do you think they had their depth put over in age restriction on this video well i think the you know by the going to the lines there is a shark that i regret putting the shark in the film though it's where one of the protesters was shot in

another 100 were taken into custody during a confrontation with boston police. protests are now taking place in cities all across the nation. and 62 degrees on this wednesday. >>> 62 dstill ahead taking aim at herman cain. >>> we will tell you who will be on hand to celebrate the martin luther memorial. >>> first, another check of >>> wednesday morning. back into an unsettled weather pattern. that means rain chances today all the way through friday, but it looks like we will clear out in time for the weekend. today looks like this august day, but it will not be a total washout-- today looks like it will be a soggy day but it will not be a total washout. over half an inch accumulation as some of the weather but sites. quantico's 67. keep in mind, temperatures will not kemove that much through the day. probably will only change a couple of degrees up or down. lower 60's downtown. still chances of rain thursday and friday. >>> we regret to take you live in northwest washington with an accident that happened right in front of the reagan building along 14th street. i

you with us you live from moscow now some reports of accused boston police of beating up wolverine's taking part in a peaceful occupy boston protest offices moved in off the demonstrators expanded their footprint in the center of the city now the movement that started in new york is quickly spreading all look across the country with people objecting to big banks being bailed out at the expense of average americans. as the latest. what we know about the situation in boston thus far is about a fifty to one hundred protesters that have been arrested there's bakshi been such a mass a buzz word for where this movement in boston that there were two separate tampa areas where of protesters were demonstrating one of them got raided by the police just in maine we heard reports about of police officers actually breaking down the tents confiscating property the most i guess egregious act that we had witnessed was an actual physical confrontation between some of former veterans of the vietnam war at least one of the gentleman that we heard about was seventy four years old there is a video of him

movement to occupy wall street and go not to wall street this time but to boston massachusetts where one of the biggest crackdowns by police so far took place over night. more than one hundred people were arrested after one o'clock this morning when hundreds of boston and transit police officers some of them in riot gear surrounded a group in dewey square park protesters say officers tore down their tents started handcuffing people and it made no distinction protesters method medics or legal observers apparently several members from the group veterans for peace were among those arrested again this was one of the largest crackdowns by police since the occupy wall street protest began nearly a month ago and we wanted to lay out for you what it looks like from the front lines in terms of police action this video of course from new york city from last week of officers using their batons to try to keep protesters from crossing the barriers. here once again that video from boston overnight as police action resulted in the camps being torn down and more than one hundred arrests but take a look at this this was from yesterday and

police and you know where they're from. i think it does yes i think that it's kind of surprising that in new york and boston which are liberal cities you'd see this but again every city is going to have a police who cover all the different ranges of opinions and idiology and so you're going to have police who are more sensitive when we were down in washington over the weekend we saw one policeman who literally attacked the signs and tore them apart and he went after people pretty viciously and it looked like he was about ready to explode that's one guy you can take one person over all the police in washington d.c. were great but it's just like. when we were in washington on sunday one protester went to the white house gate and he threw a shoe now the word was used to throw it over the fence but it hit a policeman and they think tried to stop him from doing anything that involved throwing anything but one person can mess things up whether they're on the protest side or on the police side very good so i have and there ought to be a way for the police and the protesters to work together to kind of coordinate with each other to

and later on, the boston police strike the steel strike and the cold strike they were all dealt with in the harshest possible manner by the government. the red scare was a campaign against ideas, not against criminal actions. and the b.i., the bureau of investigation, whose charter was to fight crime instead became an intelligence-gathering agency. this would lead to severe repercussions as the years would develop. the red scare culminated in the palmer raids, named a. palmer mitchell who was the attorney general at the time. thousands and thousands of labor leaders, leftists, anarchists were rounded up and held in many cases in communicado for long periods of time. i'd like to read you just a short description of one part of the palmer raids. agents broke into meeting hauls -- we're talking late 1919, early 1920. agents broke into meeting halls and private homes without search warrants. and forced detainees to stand against meeting hauls and search them all of which prompted the massachusetts judge george anderson to observe, quote, a mob is mob whether made up of government officia

boston police were trying to relocate a group of about 1,000 from one park to another. those who would not move were arrested. in new york, hybrids joined a millionaires march today. it's part of the occupy wall street movement. demonstrators chanted and carried oversized check. they're protesting against the expir ration of new york's millionaires tax that runs out in december. >>> a woman was arrested today and charged with stabbing another woman at a target store, just outside a target store in prince georges county. chris gordon reports there's word the suspect may have done it before at another department store seven years ago. >> reporter: police call it an unprovoked attack. one woman stabbing another right in front of the store entrance of this target in the vista gardens market shopping center. at the starbucks across the parking lot, a witness found an off-duty police officer and reported the stabbing. the officer found a woman in front of the target who had been stabbed in the neck and shoulder. witnesses said the suspect ran toward the home depot. police cru

energy contract and they have real police presence crowds gathered outside the court building awaiting the announcement first sound tense. and eye wall street protests in boston reportedly turned violent with police accuse. bidding war veterans during a peaceful demonstration. the fusion of a new global voices asia's two biggest giants russia and china build a union to challenge the bullet.

kill a am boston there are reports of police beating more veterans during a peaceful demonstration. watching r t coming to you live from moscow and you are breaking news this hour ukraine's x. prime minister is guilty of abusing her authority while signing gas deals with russia a judge in kiev found cause the country to lose nearly two hundred million dollars in a green energy contracts are just like here she ask is following events for us and he is enjoying this live now so i see tell us what's next for you and. what is unclear what's punishment due to the sort of which face now we understand that she has been found guilty by the judge and is continuing to read out the verdict this may take some time but the certainly the prosecution asked for seven years in prison for the country's former prime minister this may change eventually when the verdict will be read out completely now this central street of kiev has turned into a mess because the protesters those. protesting the possible prison sentence of you to recycle have blocked the street and now the police are trying to disperse t

. >> reporter: according to the boston police, this was no accident.hammad abdul- jabbar of medford intentionally set the fire and what is believed to be a failed suicide attempt. he was visiting a relative in the apartment when he opened the gas line and lit a match. they found out about his involvement when he showed up at the hospital and allegedly confessed. >> and thank god he's okay. >> and that is a big night for the capitols. >> dave feldman has the sneak peek at the action on the ice. the live report is just ahead.  >> hundreds of tons of oil have leaked from a ship off of the coast of new zealand and now bad weather is halting the cleanup effort. the liberian ship could break a part. it ran aowground a few weeks ago and -- aground a few weeks ago. today's storms stopped the works to pump 1500 tons of oil on that ship. >>> and an impressive sight rolling into lubbock, texas. a dust storm, we want to show you here. this is the dust storm. propelled by 70 miles per hour winds. during the worst of the storm, visibility, as you can imagine, is do

last night, things began to erupt, a sister march in boston. policedwlaer was off limits. other protests planned and a new orc poll saying more people are paying attention. half the knt saying it has now heard about the occupy wall industry protests. many are still asking, what's their point? fewer than one-third agreed with movement. 19% are against it, but 54% still haven't made up their minds about it quite yet. >>> all right. apple ceo co-founder steve jobs died of respiratory failure brought on by a pancreatic tumor, jobs died surrounded by his family at his home in palo alto. celebrating his life on october 19th. >>> nba players and owners dug in and fans are bummed out. david stern cancelled the first two weeks of the regular season saying the sides remain very far apart on every labor issue. >>> and weather with jacqui jeras. >> good morning, guys. not a bad morning up in the northeast. the southeast is downright ugly. one of those mornings you need an extra cup of coffee to get you out of the house because it's so dreary. rain showers, a lot

meanwhile in boston, police say more than 100 protesters have been arrested after violent clashes with law enforcement. in atlanta and seattle, police are urging protesters to relocate or risk being arrested. but the movement shows no signs of slowing down. nbc's mar gentleman schiavocampo mains me. mara, this marks the 25th straight day of the protests, but give us a preview of what we're about to see as this millionaires march is going to take place. >> reporter: well, thomas, today is gets personal. this base camp here is located downtown in a business district near wall street, but some of the city's priciest residential properties are uptown, and that is where protesters are going today. they're going to be taking part in this millionaires march, where they will be stopping at the homes of some of the city's richest individuals. they will be presenting them with oversized checks in the amount of money that these individuals will save when a 2% tax on millionaires expires in december. they're doing this, of course, to highlight what they say is inequality in the tax system and weal

. >> well, in boston, police arrested 129 people who refused to leave a newly renovated park.his morning, occupy wall street protesters in new york will hold a millionaires march, walking past the homes of some of the big apple's wealthiest. joining me now is john carlos, an iconic figure from the civil rights movement, when he did the black power salute on the medal stand in the 1968 olympics, inciting a controversy that would change his life. his new book is "the john carlos story." it's good to have you here. thank you so much. >> i'm honored to be here. >> you were down there last night with the occupy wall street folks, and you said "i am you." what did you mean by that? >> absolutely. i mean, the same causes that they're fighting for today, 43 years later, the vision that we had back 43 years ago, you know, in terms of being concerned about social justice for all people, making sure that we have an opportunity to earn a good day's pay for a good day's work, to make sure that we'll be able to obtain an education, not to overrun costs of education today. concern about indi

. >>> east coast, tensions flared today during occupy boston protests. police struggled with some of the protestors there after some strayed out of the designated area. officers warning the group to move and about 60 people who did not comply were arrested. many were union members or students there angry about what they say sun ethical behavior -- is unethical behavior on wall street. >>> senators are set to vote down president obama's jobs plan just after he went to pittsburg to sell it. it is the first big test for that white house proposal. but as danielle nottingham reports, top advisors there insist that it is just the first step of the journey. >> reporter: president obama arrived in pittsburg to continue selling his jobs plan to voters. but the plan is likely to fail its first test in congress later today. republicans and a few democrats say they will vote against it. >> this bill is the same wasteful spending, the same burdensome union giveaways and the same temporary tax policies. >> reporter: white house advisors say if they can't get the votes to pas

boston it really was frankly a tragedy strictly because up until last night boston could have been a model city on how mayor and police force treats citizens who were doing nothing other than you know exercising their first amendment rights so last night the occupy boston camp which originally was the camp and dewey square had over one hundred some tents there which actually makes the occupy movement in boston a little bit different than say occupy wall street is the fact that there actually are physical tents it very much if you go down to occupy boston it very much has a feeling of a tent city or like a hooverville it's a visual that's very striking that makes you really feel that like generally if things do not change a lot more people are going to be living in tents it's something that's very very striking so. they ran out of space at dewey square and so what happened was some of the members of occupy boston went and they occupied another part which is the rose kennedy greenway they started another tent city there and over when i was there was i close to forty tents before the cops came. and the mayor and the poli

have the police presence crowds gathered outside the cord building and waiting the announcement on first sounds hands. and eye wall street protests in boston reportedly turned violent police accused of beating war veterans during a peaceful demonstration. an infusion of a new global voices asia's two biggest giants russia and china build a union to challenge the political domination of the western for. slovakia holds the fate of the eurozone bailout of this palm with the government both threatening to veto the new beefed up fund for debt laden european economies. so the top stories here on our team or at the top of the hour in the meantime r.t. talks to martin anderson former chief accountant for the european commission she says that brussels only cares about propping up the idea of the e.u. however much a budget grows her interview subjects. i'm talking to marta address and who is now a member of the european parliament for the u.k. independence party but she was formally the european commission's chief accountants while she was in that job she raised concerns about flaws in the commission's accounting system which she said left it vulner

mass arrests that took place following clashes that broke out between demonstrators of occupy boston and police officers there was more than a hundred people reportedly a rusted and there was some images that we did see a note of police officers getting physical with us veterans that were taking part in occupied boston in d.c. in washington d.c. at least six people that were taking part in an occupy demonstration there were arrested this is what one hundred or more protesters went inside of the u.s. senate building and attempted to hang a batterer that said tax the rich there might have been another banner too but clearly this shows that this occupied movement is not limited to one city in the u.s. it's not limited to new york it's expanding across this entire nation. as usual assays twitter stream has all the latest developments catch up on what's happening as it happens at r.t. underscore home and i'll see underscore america and in one of her tweets on t.v. think nothing it says crowds that chanting hey you millionaires pay your fact shadd also declaring that revolution has begun so i log on

mass arrests that took place following clashes that broke out between demonstrators of occupy boston and police officers there was more than one hundred people reportedly a rusted and there was some images that we did see a note of police officers getting physical with us veterans that were taking part in occupy boston in d.c. in washington d.c. at least six people that were taking part in an occupy demonstration there were arrested this is what one hundred or more protesters went inside of the u.s. senate building and attempted to hang a batter that said top. the rich there might have been another band or two but clearly the show is that this occupied movement is not limited to one city in the u.s. it's not limited to new york it's expanding across this entire nation our reporter marina portnoy talking to a little earlier from new york. live in interim government troops are advancing closer to the center of the coastal town of sirte with gadhafi supporters still offering fierce resistance this comes as fears are growing that there is a possibility of a rise in muslim extremism in libya as well

night a culminated in one of the largest mass arrests in recent boston history one hundred people were arrested and there's video police barreling through pushing occupiers to the ground the first line of whom are a group of veterans holding american flags called veterans for peace. take. a boston p.d. through the remainder of the campaign to garbage trucks after they had arrested the group and some call this the worst occupy wall street moment so far despite massive arrest on the brooklyn bridge pepper spray batons being wheeled in new york perhaps watching older veterans be taken down strikes more of a note with americans but what's next for occupy boston i want to say about the nationwide occupy movement and its relationship with police joining me to discuss this is matthew philip a witch host of the matthew field which show that you want to thank you so much for joining us tonight and i want you to describe to us what you saw last night. well thank you for having me for one less night what happened at occupy boston and it really was frankly a tragedy statistically because up until last night boston could have been

new overnight, police arresting dozens of protesters in boston. the video already going viral. >>> no arrests for protesters in washington. in fact, they're being invited to stay a while. >>> and a bus driver stabbed. police say what led to the violent encounter. good morning. thanks for joining us for "news 4 today." i'm eun yang. >> on this tuesday morning, we have some clouds above us. we also have 64 degrees on this beautiful day in october. any rain headed our way? >>> this afternoon a small chance. right now just clouds occupy our sky over washington on this tuesday morning. the temperatures are on the mild to cool side. it's 63 at reagan national. we're in the low to mid-60s right by the bay. away from the waters, most locations in southern maryland, eastern shore, northern neck in the upper 50s. closer to washington, mid-50s prince george's county. much of montgomery county low 50s. howard county, frederick, and maryland. much of western maryland and west virginia just near 50. virginia, the shenandoah valley on the blue ridge, low to mid-5

energy contract a mistake having a police presence crowds gathered outside the court building awaiting the announcement of her sentence. at a wall street protest in boston reportedly turned violent with police accused of beating war veterans during a peaceful demonstration. a fusion of a new global voice as asia's two biggest giants russia and china build a union to challenge the political domination of the western world. slovakia holds the fate of the eurozone bailout and it's possible with a government both threatening to veto the new beefed up for data laden european economies. as are the top stories here in our team sports next with anger. hello there thanks for watching the sport and this is what is coming up over the next fifteen minutes keep cool in moscow russia courage to get the car urges caution against andorra with a play to the european championships at stake. while there's a blow for rivals ireland will be without captain robbie keane for their crunch game with armenia. and scrap the first for nine to be n.b.a. season is cancelled is that a rather rumbles on the thing players and club of. the russian need just a point against minnows and o

while signing gas deals with russia supporters are currently in a standoff with police just outside the kiev court. in boston wall street protests turned violent as police reportedly beat war veterans during a peaceful demonstration but it comes as people across the u.s. joining. the fusion of a new global voice to russia china build a union the political domination of the west and. hold the fate of the eurozone or failed in its government both threatening to veto the new beefed up. european economies like those are the headlines i hear a lot safer now we talked to. former chief accountant for the european commission she says that brussels only cares about propping up the idea of the e.u. however much the budget grows interview. i'm talking to mark to address and he's now a member of the european parliament for the u.k. independence party but she was formally the european commission's chief accountants while she was in that job she raised concerns about flaws in the commission's accounting system which seems that left it vulnerable to fraud bartram stress and thanks for talking to us today now where you were

boston is an offshoot of the occupy wall street. that is the group protesting the pigout between the corporate executives and everyday americans. police arrested the boston protestors for trespassing early this morning. they were trying to expand their camp to a second location. occupy wall street protestors in new york, they're on the move today. they're marching to the homes of five prominent manhattan billionaires. they include hedge fund mogul john polson, rupert murdoch, jamie diamond and billionaire david koch. opening statements are going on in detroit today in the terror trial of the nigerian man charged with trying to blow up an american airlines plane with explosives hidden in his underwear. he's acting as his own attorney. >>> violence between egypt's christians and muslims may lead to new legal protection for religious minorities. a group described as thugs attacked christian protestors. that happened on sunday. at least 25 people were killed after the army and police got into the mix. well, egypt's prime minister says he's going to push a law that is making religious discrimination a crime. but experts say there is only s