expect marches and rallies in the bay area with 30 other cities across the u.s. on this one year anniversary of the occupy movement. in new york city where it started on september 17th, 2011. protesters are gathering in zuccotti park with plans to march near the new york stock exchange. saturday 300 marched, at least a dozen arrests, but no major problems. last year the mayor ordered police to evict protesters from the plaza. >> occupy protesters have several demonstrations planned today to mark the anniversary of the start of the movement. amy hollyfield is in the financial district with what we can expect there. >> reporter: we've got a group already occupying now. it is a small group, they've camped out overnight to start making their statement. they say don't let their size fool you. they believe the movement is still going strong. it is a far cry interest the crowds we saw at the beginning of the occupy movement. we have video to show you. especially, in oakland and san francisco the protesters were very enthusiastic then in their crusade. there were some cla

reimburse a single penny for health care, while san francisco's concerned one of the healthiest cities in the u.s. and ranked from business week as the best city in the united states, you know, it's hard to believe that none of these particular employees had any health care expenses at all. >> that was in 2011, right? >> no, actually, two days ago, that's u.s. city -- >> no, no. >> that's every year, but in terms of data, 2011? >> yes. >> and this isn't criticism, you can't have data that doesn't exist yet in terms of the collection, but -- and maybe you want to go to one of your colleagues in terms of addressing given the change many the law, we know there was a problem before and we can sgraoe or disagree whether the legislation that was passed and signed was the best or not the best way that he we had a disagreement on the board, we can agree there was a change? >> we agree, and so based on your response then and based on what's going forward, i'd like to turn the podium over to my colleagues, kay evans and matthew could cohen to address the issue. >> just one second, i think the reason i'm br

so we were asking this, what large u.s. cityn plus in population has the lowest unemployment rate? really low? half of what we're seeing here in the u.s.? you've got a guess? >> dallas? liz: no, but other people guessed that. >> i love dallas, austin texas? liz: twitter us -- tweet us @ fbn countdown. other top cities, minneapolis, st. paul -- i think austin was number four or five. number one, posting a 4.8% unemployment rate. right now the national average is 8.1%. >> you couldn't pay me to hang out in minneapolis. liz: up next we will find out how the mayor of the mystery city is keeping unemployment so low. >> tampa. liz: it is not tampa. >> phoenix? liz: @ fbn countdown. >> phoenix? [ male announcer ] it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis sympto. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 20

identifd for decas-- and it's a ground where violence has been a major factor and that is inner city u.sdone some amazingly bad things in those communities, like taking the kids out of the community rather than building the community. yoknow, the idea of bussing the kids away from the community rather than restoring the community has allowed this abscess of inner city america to fester as violence. and most of us don't drive there at night. in the streets, the only way you can make a living is selling dope. that's about it, you know. people sling dope to get paid, right? and they get paid, right? excuse me, do people get paid? i think they do. it pays on the front end-- but on the back end, what do you pay with? man: your life. your life, exactly. though statistics sh that violence disproportionately impacts the poor, there have also been incidents of violence in more affluent communities. gail wyatt: i think that violence in our society is very common... and very perplexing to many americans, because it's reached the upper echelons. as long as it occurred in people of color or poor peop

cities are great. >> representing for us. >> and world's largest ferris wheel is in the works. >> u.s. city building it in the hope it will becomej >>> coming up at 6:00 financial crisis threatening existence of the biggest college in the country here in the bay area. the blueprint about to be used to try to save it a mazing success of santana row, how it rose and survived a recession. and he's guided a commute for decades. there is a radio legend prepared to turn off his mic for the last time. those stories and more coming up at 6:00. >> and he'll be missed. thank you. >> staten island not usually a tourist attraction. >> the borough is planning the world's largest ferris wheel. >> this is going to show use of the

mention specific threats, but it warns first responders here of the potential for large protests in u.s. cities. egypt's president is pleading with muslims, saying they must protect embassies as protesters and police clash. protesters throwing rocks at the military. the military had been constructing a concrete bare quaid to protect the u.s. embassy. in israel, police have boosted their presence. so far 100 people have been injured at protests at u.s. compounds. the protests over a film made here in the u.s. considered insulting to the prophet muhammad. there are four people in custody for the attacks that killed the ambassador to libya. some groups in cairo are condemning the violence but calling for a peaceful million man rally. the fbi is now overseas also investigating the man who posted the film online. he was on probation and not supposed to be on the internet. aaron? >> melissa mollet live for us in the news room. thank you. >>> the bodies of four americans killed in the embassy attack in libya expected to arrive back in the u.s. bodies of ambassador chris stevens, foreign service office

u.s. embassy while another city is crowded set fire to cinemas and burned a lutheran church one pakistani minister of that one hundred thousand dollars to those who killed them a cold day and islam fell however the country's leadership denounced his move as all he is going to take our reports now they've vetoes not the only things in tamarack. the white house keeps saying it was just the anti islamic video that calls the muslims rats across the world this is not a case of. protests directed at the. states writ large or a us policy this is in response to a video that is offensive but that's a claim no one is buying it ministration wants us to believe it's not the administration's policies that have generated this behavior it's this one idiotic piece of so-called film which is what out there for two months well it is you know you said it's stupid film that nobody seen causes people to assassinate ambassadors to storm the embassy and the question the us media keep asking why do so many millions of hate the usa but the answers they're getting are the answers very few in the us want to hear if

. >> host: is it advantageous to live outside some of the major cities of the u.s.? > guest: it could be. we miss living near new york city. obviously we haven't had a severe crisis, which i hope we don't have it could avoid certainly. i am not sure that large population centers are where somebody would want to be. and obviously this is not my windows, but if they were really bad attack of one type or another, we don't live in a concentrated area. there are advantages. >> host: we have been talking with thomas woods junior on his book published by regnery. "rollback" repealing the government for the coming fiscal collapse. this is booktv on location in las vegas. >> host: here on booktv on c-span 2, we want to introduce you to author elizabeth ames who has written a book, "how capitalism will save us". elizabeth ames, first of all, tell us about yourself and your personal experience, particularly when it comes to economics. >> guest: okay, i've been a financial journalist, but i've also been on both sides of the press release. so i started out as a journalist and had

. >> the performance marks 30 years since acta city was twinned with lamjo. >>> u.s. secretary of state clinton urged southeast asian leaders to work together towards calm in the south china sea. she wants them to resolve territorial disputes with china without intimidation or use 6 force. she met with indonesian foreign minister in jakarta. clinton says it is in the u.s. national interest to keep peace in the south china sea. >> we encourage asean and china to make meaningful progress towards finalizing a comprehensive code of conduct in order to establish rules of the road and clear procedures for peacefully addressing disagreements. >> asean members met in july, but disagreements over cambodia, vietnam and philippines unsettled the talks. they couldn't agree on a joint statement. >>> u.s. forces stationed in afghanistan are suspending local police training in order to perform background checks. the move followed a series of deadly insider attacks. our bureau in bangkok has the details. >> 1,000 new afghan police recruits are in limbo as the u.s. halts training. tra

city. san francisco tops the list of the 50 best u.s. cities. they say it provides residents with the best blend of entertainment, education, safety, clear air, and a prosperous economic base. seattle comes in 2nd. washington dc is 3rd, boston is 4th, and rounding out the top 5 is portland again. >>> later in this broadcast, can the a's make it 2 in a row in texas? the giants trying to get their footing going again. and also we'll talk a little bit about melky cabrera. [ laughter ] [ girl ] wow. you guys have it easy. i wish i had u-verse when i was your age. in my day, we didn't have these fancy wireless receivers. blah, blah, blah. if i had a sleepover, i couldn't just move the tv into the playroom. no, we had to watch movies in the den because that's where the tv outlet was. and if dad was snoring on the couch, we muscled through it. is she for real? your generation has it made. [ male announcer ] the wireless receiver. only from at&t u-verse. get a free wireless receiver with a qualifying u-verse plan. rethink possible. >>> shot in the chest

and major u.s. cities and abroad and it often faced heavy handed police responses with numerous activists injured in tent cities brought down the occupiers though say they're determined to show the world they're still going strong and ready to regain momentum activists caleb mop and things the anticapitalist campaign can be reborn in more ways than one. i would say without a doubt one looks at the world right now one looks at what's happening in the middle east and spain to greece everywhere there's a confrontation going on against the one percent so the idea that somehow the u.s. is exceptional and it's just a small passing phase i mean the u.s. is part of the world capitalist economy in the world can't lose the commies in the state of collapse profits rule and we. more is we just home foreclosures we just get mass unemployment get all this wealth exist that is not utilized for even good so absolutely we're going to see it may take on a different character in an organized labor of chicago this chicago tea

a bulletin released warning first responders of the potential for large protests in u.s. cities. it makes no mention, though, of any specific threats. >> melissa mollet, thank you. >>> and the bodies of the four americans killed in that embassy attack in libya expected to arrive back in the u.s. this morning. a c-130 carrying the victims arrived at ramstein air base in germany. more than two dozen people evacuated from the consulate were on board as well. >>> a security guard will be awarded today for stopping a gunman. leo johnson will receive a reward tonight. he had been working security last month when a gunman opened fire in the lobby. johnson is credited with disarming the gunman after getting shot in the arm. authorities say the suspect, floyd corkins, disagreed with the council's politics. >>> today the alexandria man who pleaded guilty to attempting a terror attack on the u.s. capitol will learn his fate. prosecutors say 29-year-old amin khalifi wanted to blow up the capitol. authorities arrested him in february in an undercover fbi sting. they say he tried to use phony w

>> i do to the >> is it advantageous in your view to live outside of some of the major cities of the u.s.? >> it could be. there are pros and cons. we miss living near new york city. there are advantages to that. if we haven't had a severe crisis, which i hope we don't and we could avoid certainly i'm not sure that large population centers are where somebody would want to be. and then obviously if the unthinkable should have in this is and why we moved but if there were a bad attack of one type or another we don't live in a concentrated area there are advantages. >> we have been talking with thomas e. woods of his book published by regnery. repealing big government before the coming fiscal collapse. this is book tv on c-span2 on location in las vegas. >> kuran book tv on c-span2 we want to introduce you to the author who's written a book with steve forbes how capitalism will save us and why three people and free markets are the best answers in today's economy. first of all tell us about yourself and your personal experience particularly when it comes to economics. >> i've been a financia

u.s. consulate building in the city now the police fired warning shots into the air they used tear gas as well as commons to try and disperse it was also on sunday there were demonstrations held in various cities across the country in the city of disallowed hundreds of people of a local business who want to make port for the american ambassador to pakistan to be expelled they will support the boycott on what you do is goods and services now because some authority substance blocked access to this on you tube it is a fifteen minute train out of a film that has been titled innocence of muslims we believe praying to office for the students of placement in the united states has since been released although he has gone into hiding also on sunday to meet the needs of the poor hundreds of people there to still talk to and to marry women and greatest so going through this is only intensifying and proving aggravating american afghani relations this violence runs while the united states has to do things to move this to please otherwise women who vote reopen the makers they're going to be held in the

u.s. consulate building in the city now the police fire you warning shots into the a they used tear gas as well as come in to try and disperse. also on sunday with the demonstrations held in various cities across the country in the city of history while hundreds of other local businesspeople mocked lakeport for the american ambassador to pakistan to be expelled they will support the boycott on what you do is goods and services not the fact that some authority is that since blocked access to this on you tube it is a fifteen minute train out of a film that has been titled innocence of muslims leaving me playing topless photos taken for placement in the united states has since been released although he has gone into hiding also on sunday to meet the needs of up to hundreds of people going to the states to talk to and to marry women and they trust slogans this is only intensifying and to the aggravating american afghani relations this violence comes and while the united states has to do things to move this to happen why women who vote you know people who make it there after the incident to be

i'm in sochi the u.s. city in europe on the host of the twenty four g. in winter the cricket. sunshine. thank you although. it's a. soggy. thank you to the sun that way a. dog days are on the dry days of. limerick so common. in sunday's it's so true i love. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom hartman welcome to the big picture. little stories in our sea of raging mobs in the valley and egypt storm u.s. diplomatic missions killing one injuring another admittedly been said to have been . a u.s. made film set in cells could profit from. a german point is said to rule whether funneling money to ailing neighbors is legal and whether berlin can join the new five hundred billion you are rescue fund he says the eurozone struggles to break free or paid for shares that cycle. washington denies there's a rift with the zero over iran's nuclear ambitions a sign both are committed to preventing town ru

new york is the most densely populated city in the u.s. and over 40 million tourists visit the city every year. the 1.3 billion gallons of water required every day are delivered by a system of extraordinary scale and complex engineering. man: water is essential to the economic viability of new york city. reliable infrastructure and reliable delivery of water is a must. you have to reinvest in the infrastructure every single minute to keep it current. hurwitz: we have the stock exchange, we have the united nations -- failure can have a dramatic impact on the nation, and even internationally. so there's a really keen awareness that you always have to be fixing the system. things corrode, they rust. they get to where you turn them on and nothing happens. but it is so totally used in every nook and cranny, that making any accommodation to shut it down, to do something to it, is very difficult. narrator: two massive underground tunnels, called simply tunnel 1 and tunnel 2, provide most of the city's water supply. they run hundreds of feet below

. >> u.s. cities where you'll pay the most to use your atm. there is one here in the bay area. >> and there is beach weather coming. i'll let you know when temperatures will soar along the coast coming up. >> and there are tweak that's could inspire a movie made by a high tech giant. the news continues in one minute. >>> neighbors in chico more relaxed after some people put a stop from a visit from this 300 pound adult black bear this morning. it ended up in a elderly man's garage. officers tranquilized this bear then returned it to the foot hills outside chico. homeless community met its deadline from moving out but if history is an indicator it won't be for long, caltrans gave people until 8:00 to leave and now saying it's giving the homeless a few more days. and one resident told us it's a tight knit community. cal transsays it's looking for a solution for this spot. >> twitter co-founder trying to capture inspiration, then tweet about it. and and so take a look this is one picture that was sent today to the bids and here is nornl one, chec

u.s. ambassador to that country and three other embassy staff members were killed last night during a flare-up in violence in the eastern city of benghazi. u.s. officials have yet to confirm the reports. last night, smoke and flames billowed out of the u.s. consulate in benghazi after libyan security forces clashed with armed muslim protesters throwing handmade bombs at the compound. the gunmen were outraged over an american film promoted by an extremist anti-muslim advocate which criticizes islam and the prophet mohammed. secretary of state hillary clinton strongly condemned the attack. earlier tuesday anger over that same film boiled over at the u.s. embassy in cairo. thousands cheered while demonstrators pulled down the american flag and replaced it with a black islamic flag. >>> the white house is denying reports of a split with israel over iran's nuclear weapons program. a white house statement says president obama spoke on the telephone for an hour with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and reaffirmed they are united in their determination to stop iran from building a nuclear weapon. the statement refuted earli

we could end up with wind gusts up to 40 to 50 miles per hour in most cities across the u.s. improvements in the afternoon. well, if you're watching us on news channel 36 in charlotte, north carolina, checks out an exhibit showing women's fashions. and the bead goes on. i'm not going to sing this early in the morning at the mint museum. that is your "early today" event for the day. >> good college try. >>> and now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. today a french court will announce whether it will announce an injunction against a french magazine. lawyers for prince william and kate are arguing they're an invasion of privacy. yesterday an italian gossip magazine released a special edition dedicated to the pictures. >>> meanwhile, donald trump is getting into the story. he says that kate middleton has, quote, only herself to blame for the scandal. the donald tweeted, she's great but she shouldn't be sunbathing in the nude. >>> nbc has announced r&b star usher and colombian singer shakira will be replacing christina aguilera and cee lo green on "

haly and his staff with u.s. city attorney's office and finance folks has done a trespass job to accelerate this to the greatest extent possible negotiating very hard with new flyer to [tkhr-efr/] and i believe under this purchase, which i would say that we're very excited about, we would have the first ones coming in in the spring. and we have been able to get from them a very aggressive schedule and following right behind, which i think kind of relates to the question of the other grant funds is what we're also beginning to process on some of the electric trolley buses as well. so they will be following behind this purchase. but it's a much shorter turnaround time than we would normally have in part because you authorized us to enter into the purchasing consortium and in part because we emphasized to the contractor that we would like the most aggressive schedule possible for delivery. >> and these will be replacing some of our buses that we have been remined in the past we have the oldest fleet around and it's only

new york city is first in the u.s. limit the sale of large sugary drinks, a move praised by some, criticized by others. >> we've taken bold action in new york city because obesity is a national epidemic that's getting worse and we are not just going to wring our hands about. >> it i know they're trying to say it's going to cut back on obesity but honestly, people can make their own decisions. >> the ban will take effect in march and kids and caffeine not a great combination. in october's edition of baltimore magazine," there's an article talking about the dangers of too much caffeine. mike gimble is here, director of power by me at st. joseph's medical center. >> it goes to show you there are so many products, mostly targeting kids, that are loaded with caffeine and diet supplements. we started years ago with just red bull and now we have lots of different products. >> tons and tons. start over here. this is interesting. >> these are the newest ones that are targeting kids, these energy sheets. they literally look like

they listed stockton as the 10 10th most violent city in the u.s. last year. >>> 4:53. facebook is launching a new service called gifts. it allows them to buy sunglasses and cupcakes for their friends. these are actual items. facebook users receive reminders about their friend's birthdays. now they can send a present. the gift giver pays with a credit card. so far there are 100 retailers participating, including starbucks and 1800 flowers. >> let's check in with sal. hopefully no big problems. >> we're starting off well. i think you will like what you see here. as we move out to some of these pictures, i want to show you traffic is moving along nicely. steve and i have been talk about the fog already. we may be the fog brothers today. traffic is moving along pretty well if you're driving through. no major problems there. this is a look at the bay bridge. there's a little bit of fog that's making it tough to drive. i actually saw fog on the way in to the square area as well. and the morning commute is going to be okay on the freeway as you drive from heyward to fremont.

. >> business is booming for this country based in five u.s. cities. all of the 75 workers who have been employed in the last two years are the lucky ones. 12.5 million of their parallel -- their fellow americans are unemployed. the real number is probably a lot larger. many have just stopped bothering to look. america's central bank has decided on more controversial actions. it will send -- spend $40 billion a month buying mortgage securities. they will keep interest rates very low until it works. >> the idea is to quicken the recovery, to help the economy began to grow quickly enough to generate new jobs -- begin to grow quickly enough to generate new jobs and reduce the unemployment rate. >> on wall street, as news of the fed action broke, stocks jumped to their highest level in five years. the dow jones was up more than 200 points. >> it is a really big move by the federal reserve. the fed has been living in a fairly small steps blas two years. -- been moving in fairly small steps the last two years. what they are doing now is acknowledgement that

u.s. consulate in the city of benghazi the bloodshed followed protests over american film which has been described as an insult to islam is the first time a u.s. ambassador has been killed while in post since nine hundred seventy nine and he's going to teach you can discover latest. we heard hillary clinton say the attacks were perpetrated by a small and savage group not the people or the government of libya making it clear that the administration doesn't see it as an act of war the attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi was revenge for a movie a largely unknown film well at least up to this day which makes fun of prophet muhammad president obama said while the united states rejects efforts to denigrate the religious beliefs of others we must all unequivocally holes in the kind of senseless violence that took the lives of these public servants ambassador chris stevens and three other americans all u.s. embassy employees who died in the attack those tuesday night investors even reportedly died from smoke inhalation the angry mob set the consulate on fire witnesses say they also used machine guns

home prices kept their upward momentum in july in 20 major u.s. cities. on average the standard & poor kay schiller index report prices are up 1.2% thanks to more sales and fewer foreclosures. second straight year-over-year gain after two years without one. if you notice how expensive it's getting to fly. get a load of this. baggage fees are taking off with u.s. carriers hauling in more than $1.7 billion in just the first half of this year. that's the most ever. delta collected the most, nearly $430 million. airlines first started charging for the first checked bag back in 2008. since then just about all the carriers have jumped on board. what are we going to do? >> i know. >> boycott flying? >> they charge for bags, window seats, leg room. they will start charge you to use the bathroom. >> i'll pay for that. >> good point. coming up on the morning news, smart cars get the green light. so-called driverless cars move another step closer to becoming reality in california. this is the morning news. e morning news. becoming reality in california. this is the

of street action to mark the start of the movement which spread from new york to many other cities from the u.s. and overseas. >> the protesters' still have the same goal, bringing down the ultra rich 1% of the population. >> it 2011, robert stephens family is in big financial trouble. he lets out his anger on wall street. >> that is the bank that took my parents' home. they played by the rules. my dad has a ph.d., two master's degrees and a college degree. my mom has a master's degree and a college degree and what did they do? they took their home. i will go to jail tonight because it's not right. >> this is one year later. after his arrest in new york, he joined the occupy protests. the 24-year-old boston says it was worth it. >> there was, for the first time in my lifetime, the feeling that we can actually come together, work on these issues and find solutions with one another without simply voting for a lesser evil and hoping for the best. >> the protests in the u.s. were just beginning. all over the world, similar protests sprang up. the crowd denounced the behavior of banks, the influence

can figure out how to make profit doing this you can use capital markets to put one in every city of the u.s. >> i know how the gym makes money by people not showing up. >> we're not interesting in that. >> what is the magic membership number? >> we are at about 800 members. >> what is the cost to be a member? >> about $125 a month, i would like to say the cost of a starbucks addiction gives you access to the tools of the industrial revolution. >> i can go into the shop and use anything. >> you can take a class. you have to become a member and take a class. you only take the classes that you need. they are typically 90 minutes. you take $100 on how to use a mill and you get to come in the next day and use a mill. >> there is a marvelous feeling that once you have gotten the safety briefing nobody is going to tell you what you can and can't do. i'm here to make whatever it is i see fit. and i don't know the world changed sometime where all of a sudden there were so many rules. now i can make a laser canon death ray if i want. >> the key is capital economics for machine tools were so high the

u.s. diplomatic missions killing one injuring another in the libyan city when ghazi. a u.s. made film said to insult the prophet and. also german cujus a tool whether funneling money to a neighbor's is the legal and whether believe and enjoying the new five hundred bin and you are rescue fund this out of the euro zone struggles to break free of the vicious death cycle. washington denies that is a rift with a zero over iran's new plan that she was saying was not committed to preventing terrorism from developing nuclear weapons that's despite claims president obama rejected a meeting with prime minister netanyahu. next to take a look at preparations for twenty four c. and when x. . it will be the middle of winter but come february twenty fourth scene one russian city will be the hottest destination in the world. tourists from across the globe will be heading to the black sea city of sochi for the start of the winter olympic games. more than ten billion dollars is being spent to prepare and the idea is that the games will leave an economic cultural and environmental legacy that

home prices kept their upward momentum in july in 20 major u.s. cities. on average the standard & poor kay schiller index report priced are up 1.2% thanks to more sales and fewer foreclosures. second straight year-over-year gain. if you notice how expensive it's getting to fly. get a load of this. baggage fees are taking off with u.s. carriers hauling in more than $1.7 billion in just the first half of this year. that's the most ever. delta collected the most, nearly $430 million. airlines first started charging for the first checked bag back in 2008. what are we going to do? >> they charge for bags, window seats, leg room. they will start charge you to use the bathroom. >> i'll pay for that. >> good point. coming up on the morning news, smart cars get the green light. so-called driverless cars move another step closer to becoming reality in california. this is the morning news. [ white ] in my kitchen the heart of a great dish is a great tasting stock. knorr homestyle stock. it's concentrated with just the right ingredients simmered to perfection. delici

. >>> san jose used to be none as the safest small cities in the u.s. but there is growing concern about increasing crime there. tonight there are two meetings on this issue that is ktvu ann ruben tells there is a new twist now that san jose police chief has announced he is resigning. >> reporter: that is right. in san jose the statistics show there has been an increase in crime and increase in police response time. so tonight there are competing meetings to address the issue. now this comes one day after police chief chris moore announced his retirement and while the search is on for his replacement, there is also a search for suppose louis to the -- solutions to the crime problems here. they will hold a steady conference tonight to talk about moving more officers to patrol and improving more overtime. and they will talk about what can be done to move forward in addressing short staffing. they say they need to educate the public on how to protect themselves and their property. both groups say that the chief impending departure doesn't mean that work on

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isn't the official position of pakistan's government. >>> counter protests growing in the libyan city where u.s. ambassador christopher stevens and three other americans were killed. pro-democracy demonstrators in benghazi are fighting back against radical extremists they blame for the deadly attack. more from benghazi. >> reporter: this probably is one of the few countries where we are seeing mass demonstrations not just in support of the united states, but more condemning the attack that took place on the u.s. consulate in benghazi. people taking to the streets yesterday in the thousands, demanding democracy. but more importantly, demanding an end to these extremist militias whom people and the government here say were in fact behind that attack that took ambassador stevens' life and the life of three other americans. what happened is that at night on friday hundreds of these pro-democracy demonstrators began taking the situation into their own hands and storming various headquarters of known extremists militias in the city of benghazi, including the headquarters of the militia. and the libya

u.s. have reached more than 50 cities. clashes with security forces outside the u.s. consulate in karachi, pakistan, today, left at least one protestor dead and eight others injured. this weekend the u.s. was busy evacuating nonessential personnel from sudan and tunisia, urging american citizens to get out. today on "face the nation" libyan president mohammed el magariaf said he believes last week's deadly attack in benghazi was premeditated. >> the way the perpetrators acted, moved, this leaves us with no doubt that this was preplanned, predetermined. >> reporter: but u.s. ambassador to the u.n. susan rice disagrees telling bob schieffer that it was a spontaneous protest hijacked by well armed extremists. >> i think it's clear that there were extremist elements that joined in and escalated the violence, whether they were al qaeda affiliates, whether they were libyan-based extremists oral quitea itself i think is one of the things we'll have to determine. >> reporter: the administration has been reluctant to provide detail approximates about the ongoing investigation.

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it is a network of 25 cities, 12 in the u.s., 13 in europe, and oakland is one of those cities, but i, of course, wearing my regional hat, have looked to expand what i have been learning through the network and the opportunities that present themselves to the network and to expand that. and where better to bring a cycling delegation than to the city of san francisco, a city very much on the verge of, i think, turning the tide in favor of cycling where there are 40-some-odd, 43-plus projects waiting in the wings for the environmental lawsuits to come to a close. so it is very exciting to have the opportunity for the delegation to come here, and i think the timely honkly, could not be -- honestly, could not be better. they have spent just over a day in the city of oakland doing a bit of a bike tour, meeting with elected officials there and a community open house last night where we had 80 folks turn out to listen to their talk. the other thing, obviously the public support and the public interest in this issue is alive and well and i think it's wonderful to see. i will also say that non

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u.s. is bracing for massive demonstrations ahead of the first anniversary of the occupy wall street anti corporate movement as protests began in new york last year and quickly snowballed to engulf major cities across the u.s. the activists slammed america's corporate bigwigs for the role they played in the country's failing economy several times during the year police were accused of using excessive force to break up rallies injuring protesters and tearing down their camps and public parks however activist caleb maupin believes the anticapitalist movement can be reborn in more ways than one. i would say without a doubt one looks at the world right now one looks at what's happening in the middle east in spain greece everywhere there is a confrontation going on against the one percent so the idea that somehow the us is exceptional and it's just a small passing phase i mean the us is part of the world capitalist economy in the world capitalistic canada is in a state of the last profits rule and we just get more as we just. foreclosures we just get mad sometimes get all this wealth exist but it is not utilized for even good so absolutely we're going to see more of it may take on a different cha

that these plans the war in place by the occupy movement there are about thirty different cities across the u.s. that are planning on the bad stuff and we're thinking that possibly in new york city will be the biggest the biggest event the biggest turnout because this is where the movement began and to give our viewers a little bit of back problem of how this began what has not been over the past year we turn to hearts of course by now it is just to check it out. triggered by wealth inequality inspired by the arab spring occupy wall street a movement of the people bringing up real dialogue over the need to improve the way america runs. spilled onto the streets when the same bankers that the economy were bailed out by our taxpayer money that provoked occupy wall street and what we hope to do with. frame that outrage outrage about very basic issues that most americans intuitively understand. the big apple became the birthplace of the occupy movement just one week into the protests all hell broke loose or are police brutality was brought into the spotlight protesters often confronted by tear gas a