correspondent on a southeast churkin shows us what changed today. a marine outraged with police treatment of occupy wall street protesters yes like that yet again. it. has inspired a movement america's war veterans have come out on to the streets of new york to publicly support the occupy wall street movement let's find out what has led them out here to our constitutional rights are being curtailed and we'll search for them . another catalyst for anger former iraqi war veteran scott olsen unconscious after being injured in occupy oakland protest last week but you know if you. hit with a moment of silence the veterans show this brutality just move fly with them what do you think about veterans joining occupy wall street do you think it's a strong message it's got also that one hundred. veterans of all ages who have served their country at war are now fighting for change at home veterans definitely do represent many of the struggles that all americans are going through we have extremely high unemployment rates low these veterans also see themselves as

want to remember also those who come home and who still need support our correspondent on a saucer churkin or takes a deeper look. well. their job is to defend their country's interests but once that job gaps up their country has no interest in them any longer tens of thousands of american war veterans are simply being discarded they're coming home just proportionate rate of homelessness of foreclosures and infections and she doesn't spend a lot in seventy five thousand iraqi years inventions united states were homeless receiving under streets were veterans like fifty five year old joe when joe after sixteen years of military duty he's homeless on the streets of new york with health problems he can't afford to take care of and no job just a figure like this is not easy. you know it's it's a great you know it's you know. i don't know should be more like i had no resources you know i can't what sort of purpose i was her i was working cash and. then unemployment runs out anyhow joo says all the u.s. military machine cares about is money well the people who risk their life and limb are dispose

of excitement on the ground as senior officials arrive i spoke earlier to our teams on associate churkin who is in hawaii now i asked her to get me up to speed on what's happening take a listen. well there is you know i have to see there's really a big disconnect in pace between the tourists that have gathered here and why and all the apec delegates and media members that have gathered here for work it's definitely a bit of a frenzy going on on the ground even though the main events are the leaders start gathering really tomorrow and the biggest events will be held throughout the weekend now really this is the biggest welcome mat why has really ever thrown out locals here say they've been preparing for this for two years it's estimated that as much as one hundred thirty seven million dollars were spent on putting the some whole operation together but they are hoping that they will be able to make one hundred twenty million because one group has estimated that people here on the ground in the next couple of days will be making will be spending roughly three hundred fifty dollars more to b

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a new dawn for the occupy wall street movement has broken on the horizon mr churkin or archie. holland and added her and senior writer at the online magazine alter an ad says there are signs that the movement is a falling from a protest a full grown revolution based on the many many people that i've interviewed that were part of the new i would say that there is an extremely strong sense of resolve you know we almost missed the point when we call it a protest movement a lot of the people who i've interviewed see themselves as part of a nonviolent revolution and to really deeply entrenched status quo so you know revolutionary whether we like them or not are people who are pretty dedicated to their cause i don't see this going away anytime soon. art is not if five of us were the latest occupy action is unfolding in oakland and she's sharing her impressions on her twitter feed the squeeze he's reporting that more than five hundred people are gathering in an empty area owned by the city and bringing chance despite the police prohibition they expect officers to arrive and start arre

a new dawn for the occupy wall street movement as a group on the horizon mr hugh churkin or. abby martin the founder of citizen journalism project media roots told r.t. the occupy protests are nearly as much trouble for the u.s. as the big banks are. and if you look at the amount it's cost the broken city of oakland for this heavy handed police response to half a million dollars for the latest raid and you're asking who what what the city is costing so much banks were exempt seven million dollars from taxes just last year so banks are actually costing the city more money than the occupy wall street protests happening here disobedience is really the only way to go you see this police state forced on us now and people are waking up to the fact that our police is now militarized and these absurd methods of crowd control tear gas in thousands of people if one person throws a bottle or what not i think it. really caused some anger for people who are trying to get to work but overall i think it's a great response because we're not going to take it anymore and we're not just going t

despite strong opposition from moscow a correspondent nic churkin reports. here is spent by the u.s. to hike down one russian man tens of millions of dollars of taxpayer cash poor into risking operation snatched from a third country for months of solitary confinement before a three week trial in the u.s. allegedly arms dealer viktor boot was found guilty on all four charges one conspiring to kill united states nationals two conspiring to kill united states officers and employees three conspiring to use acquire anti-aircraft missiles and for conspiring to provide material support to the fork the forty four year old russian air cargo business men pass a need in hollywood one of which will. require. the other over. lost his case in a court of u.s. public opinion one before his trial kicked off raising concerns about the fairness of his trial this is the lord of war. the merchant of death. and you've got him in your hands right he's in custody it's a great feeling u.s. officials were relentless in their efforts to get behind bars the so-called merchant of death

is an associate churkin i am ramon the lindo about its massive protests in new york and los angeles take a listen. look standing here in your city floating down because. maybe two months ago to see me again the occupation you tell me your december seventeenth two months later to spread all across the country and look at the expense of the it was really intense extremely big that was it was the area surrounding it in many respects the mayor. of the ninety or the actually that's actually a larger number because we saw many. that were arrested as well as clashes following the actions during the daytime in the afternoon there was a student protest. that students took the opposite to you know right here again. this is where. i was six years ago the students. yes. men which is. here and it was just. east what it means. i mean to be seated examined the. senate. was a thank you. to the team was because again many occupations lost. their. limbs which our team was missing. and the transmission of these external such large numbers does is a testament to the strength of the supposed us was there not

churkin on. well it all. but we're going to turn it now to marina poor and she has been following this move and she's been in the heart of the action over the park and she joins us now live. hi there live i'm arena nice to see you what is the latest over there on the ground the us. right now it was almost like a relatively peaceful type of environment because we've been here since it was seven am and as the days progress the occupy movement has ship is north of manhattan but this morning there were thousands of police officers so many of them dressed in riot gear all over lower manhattan here on wall street as thousands of activists came out to begin their all day demonstrations they began as you guys have already been talking about trying to shut down the new york stock exchange and the ration. throughout this area here in wall street things got very very aggressive moments between the police officers and the activists there were incidents of men and women being toppled to the ground and handcuffed and arres

so how do the occupiers feel about things heating up outside of the g twenty are these anastasio churkin our heads to the biggest occupy wall street encampment to find out. ha ha. ha from france to the us from an alternative g. twenty summit in nice. to occupy wall street in new york a lot of crap that kind of t twenty summit and they're related by the fact is very undemocratic that that doesn't allow for people to play and that's a lot about the biggest archie fight camp in america stands united with the g twenty people in demanding greener participation in decisions that affect everyone some of the objectives of the g. twenty nations make sense things like you know stopping global warming and you know stopping world hunger and all that these are things that everyone would be onboard with it's just the process the way that they go about actually making these decisions is the thing that people feel excluded from and rightfully so the protesters call for a total revamp of the system that they say excludes to ninety nine percent while those in power please dangerously keeping their money t

a new jaunt for the occupy wall street movement as a group on the rise is that you churkin are. all right another question related to the occupy movement is not just what will happen but how it will be covered by the media while it's a few weeks for most media outlets to stand in the camera crews to cover occupy wall street as a serious movement even when they did i had their own interpretations their son hannity on this on his cell on fox news channel last night we are dealing with hard now part of the global socialist movement what are we seeing here by a lens great. destruction of property sex and public national patient and public naked people drugs drug paraphernalia you know and he american is an anti semitism anti capitalism. well there are many people who say when the mainstream media does cover it they have it all wrong they haven't put in the time or the effort to understand what occupy wall street is all about among those people actual camejo founder of point on me. hey i saw you recently wrote a column and it appeared in the huffington post and you say you know refer

correspondent on stasia churkin to she has been monitoring this case and has the very latest on the trial. recently what was scheduled to take place today was the prosecution to make a final statement before the jury gets together to decide on a verdict afterwards followed by a speech from the defense apparently they didn't have enough time to get this done in the so far seven hours that they were gathered in court for so we are expecting this to finalize tomorrow although the jury will get together tomorrow it's not exactly clear their verdict decision making process could take up from minutes to several hours to even several days so we're going to have to wait and see exactly how soon they're going to make up their mind so just that we're clear here so closing arguments have been made for the both for both sides but we're still waiting for additional statements about what you're telling me no closing closing arguments have been made by the defense and they're now expected to be made by the prosecution tomorrow after which the jury will get together to make a decision you got it is unfai

a new dawn for the occupy wall street movement has broken on the horizon mr churkin our party. isn't the rats are not constantly falling to the surrounding the occupy movement and police come from if it's carrying opens and has posted on her twitter stream but hundreds of people have been gathering in the city despite the police warning has also tweeted that an american doggie group suggested to us by shouldn't the mind become pained by researching the motives of. so noble tunis through the. so to become a reality are you regime union is to be established by twenty fifteen russia along with some of it suppose soviet partners are planning a common economic space with the power to resist the global financial crisis obviously groups can all have a story. three nations twenty million square kilometers of land one giant idea. is that we won't repeat the mistakes of the european union in our integration we're conscious or what we're doing when this stand who we are integrating with there are three countries sharing a common history and today we are forming a common economy eurasian u

police even though many of them are wearing police issued press credentials argy course on a saucer churkin all looks deeper into the question of whether the first amendment to the constitution could be taking a beating. freedom of the press worse is the press suppressed a new reality for journalists reporting in the us the arrested and blocked from coverage that you know that the goal is not something that we see happening and i've read that right now my freedom in the first amendment is down a tuesday morning p.t. twenty one year old and only because miller was tear gassed by police it's a case of pretty disgusting and really hurts your eyes a lot another journalist kristin when handcuffed while text messaging then held for several hours i was arrested on the brooklyn bridge on october first. then there is the brutal detention of caught on tape by a call the one caught literally came out from behind the router working the group. and estimated twenty six journalists have so far been arrested covering occupy wall street protests the majority are members of alternative media the media is the

a new dawn for the occupy wall street movement has broken on the horizon mr churkin our party. analyses crew in the u.s. is constantly following developments surrounding the occupy movement you see coming from new york and it's tweeted that police have closed some parts of manhattan that and that in lucy was an oakland where she said offices raided a new protest account well you can check out her twitter page for the latest updates. set to become a reality eurasian union has to be established by twenty fifteen russia along with some of its post soviet partners are planning a common economic space with the power to resist the global financial crisis not a euro is going off as the story. three nations twenty million square kilometers of the land one giant idea. is because we won't repeat the mistakes of the european union in our integration conscious or what we're doing my understand who we are integrating with there are three countries sharing a common history and today we are forming a common economy eurasian union will be based on the already existing customs union between the

found on the homefront a country with few jobs and few prospects for the future are she's on a saucer churkin reports. their job is to defend their country's interests but once there are jobs gaps up their country has no interest in them any longer terms of thousands of american war veterans are simply being discarded the coming home just proportionately of homelessness of foreclosures and infections in two thousand and one in seventy five thousand iraqi history veterans united states homeless were sleeping on the streets were veterans like fifty five year old gentleman joe after sixteen years of military duty he's homeless on the streets of new york with health problems he can't afford to take care of and no job has a figure like this is not even you know it's it's a great you know if you're. on the road for three more large i have no resources you know ok a quarter point about her i was working for. another reporter one very near jew says all the u.s. military machine cares about is money well the people who risk their life and limb are disposed of once they've served the purposes of politi

though many of them are wearing police issued press credentials well are to correspond on a saucer churkin to looks deeper into the question of whether the first amendment to the constitution could be taking a little bit of a beating. freedom of the press versus the press the press a new reality for journalists reporting in the u.s. being broadcast arrested and blocked from coverage exactly i think that the ball is not something that we. read that right now our freedom in the attic used a warning thirty twenty one year old and we could see miller was here gassed by police taping it that's happening and really hurts your eyes a lot another journalist christine quinn handcuffed while text messaging then held for several hours i was directed down across the bridge on october twelfth right in front then there's a brutal detention of space bougie caught on tape by a colleague the one from where we came out from behind a router to the ground. an estimated twenty six journalists have been far been arrested covering all keep my wall street protests the majority are members of alternative media the

at the future of occupy wall street and what it will take for it to survive artie's honest aasia churkin to reports on the big apple. human tsunami of tens of thousands of people flooded the streets of new york. hundreds arrested dozens beaten dragged and abused by police thousands more protests across the u.s. on thursday the feast of america's civil war against corporate greed and wealth inequality the county park the points where occupy wall street was born looks nothing like it did just a couple of days ago officials were hoping that a bit to the protesters would put an end to the movement but this has backfired a day of action brought more people out onto the streets with more bigger than ever before it's absolutely a story we haven't seen something like this in america thirty forty years and its history of eating itself to make it to see if we have two months of decision making two months after occupy wall street kick started in the big apple in europe with already has decided to kick protesters out of their camp bloomberg expose themselves as the clueless out of third world dictat

new dawn for the occupy wall street movement as a group on the rise of mr churkin or archie. are is another question related to the occupy movements is not just what will happen but how it will be covered by the media while it took a few weeks for most media outlets to send in the camera crews to cover occupy wall street as a serious movement and even when they did they had their own interpretations here's some hannity on his show on fox news channel last night we are dealing with part of now part of the global socialist movement what we see here violence and rape arson destruction of property sex and public national beijing and public naked people drugs drug paraphernalia you know and he american is an anti semitism anti capitalism so i guess you could call that covering it there are many who say you know the mainstream media have it all wrong they haven't put in the time or the effort to even understand what the occupy wall street movement is all about well among those people actual founder of quote me i spoke with him earlier and asked him why he thinks mainstream media ha