you've been here eight weeks and you already have a ghetto? >> well, i mean -- >> reporter: i headed uptown to see how the upper crust felt living next to the ghetto people. what's the deal with down there? >> uhm, they're also members of our society. >> i think in any community, whether it be city, whether it be zucotti park, you have areas that are a little quiet eareas that are a little louder. >> reporter: oh, my god. you're political correctness. you're brogue up like a hemeium balloon you're trying so hard not to say it. >> areas of our park are inhabited by perhaps younger, more boisterous, energetic people. >> reporter: is there a course in condescension that everyone is taking here? has a good idea ever come out of the bottom half of the park? >> i think they do, on occasion, without them even knowing how good their ideas are, sometimes they come up with good ideas. >> reporter: okay, okay, that's interesting. you can give me an example of that. >> that would probably be hard. >> reporter: i headed back downtown to see how the moocher

. >> ghetto boys. >> is this ghetto boys? >> it is american or -- >> oh no, it is korean. >> are you from korea. >> no. >> conrad is the greatest voice of san francisco right now and i found him amazing. >> i am listening to florita. >> what is that. >> i just got it. i don't remember, but good feeling, that's what it is. >> [inaudible] gets me through the day. >>> christmas in the park is coming you back this holiday season for the 32nd straight year. the set up began last week. this week they're putting up displays. organizers are expecting 450 million say the event costs about half a million dollars. without public donations it would be impossible to do. >>> because if you put adollar in, if everybody put a dollar in we would be fully funded. >> christmas in the park officially opened on and will last until january 2. >>> a teem of giving but also a time when people need more help. one charity is offering coat, blankets and food to people most in need. fernando lopez reports. >> as the temperature drop, they're trying to b

you carol oh wandering in the city of london and then outlawed in the ghetto that you created from the city of london plundering we look at our cheese oh noes max keiser heard you believe it we'll show you the showdown but let's get to the capital account. if you noticed a connection in those headlines it would be debt because it's issue driving the top financial headlines right now as europe and as the u.s. have racked up too much of it just to show you what it looks like here's sovereign nations and you can see the red are the high debtors and as you get to the green those are people with lower amounts of public debt and it's the u.s. and western countries in europe that are suffering under all of this debt that they've racked up. now our next guest you'll hear from has often said that a debt that can't be repaid will not so the question becomes who gets hurt and who benefits in the process in greece let's take that because it's the poster child of the sovereign debt crisis we see the prime minister george papandreou he will step down the country will get an interim premier this mean

i can be ghetto when i want to be.rew up with the black panthers doing peace and freedom benefits for them. so on the one hand i like the softness of spirituel the day, but i also like the energy that you need to be a warrior where you need to be. i love martin luther king, but also malcolm x, sometimes you have to really hold your ground. compassion, kindness, education. rather than more killing. >> when you graduated in 1965, it was the height of the civil- rights movement. you just alluded to the environment that you were growing up in. as a young musician, what was it like for you in san francisco at the time? >> it was heaven on earth. we would go down to the fillmore and see these great band, the doors, and jimi hendrix, cream, and then go down to the grove to see other music. you could go to the mission district to hear mexican. everywhere i went there was this multi dimensional color and i felt like it was on necessary for me to do just one. like baskin-robbins, i want all the flavors. you cannot just be a mexi

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he went out and got himself what he calls a ghetto bike. something like thomas down. to be riding a ghetto bike. >> not really politically correct at all. >> not at all. >> talented guy, right? throwing two wheels under the kid, he can hop all over the place. don't complain about the equipment you got, practice can get better, right? >> does it need the best bike to pull off the best tricks? that should be a lesson to kids out there, don't you think? >> the more you know -- i think this is inspirational. >> yes. i am inspired. >> do you ever wonder what it would look like to print out uploaded videos on a photo-sharing site in a 24-hour period. >> >> you get a lot of weird photos from all over the place. >> it would look just like this. this artist actually did that. he took every single photo that was uploaded on to flickr in a 24-hour period and printed every single one of them out. >> gee, that is a lot of ink. >> this is an art installation in amsterdam at a gallery and their only purpose with this installation is to ask the question --

state senator dan blue. >> it's just a concerted effort to ghetto-ize the black vote in north carolina>> is this just power politics or is this racism? >> it's racism and it weakens the country. >> there is a racial divide today in the politics of the south. 95% of all registered republicans in north carolina are white. 96% of all registered blacks are democrats. in the five deep south cotton belt states, from south carolina over to louisiana, there are only nine democratic congressmen left. only one of them is white. he's from savannah, georgia, and republican redistricting in that state has just taken his home city away from him. >> it's possible there won't be a single white democrat remaining in the deep south by 2013. >> your hardest -- >> the brutal police beatings of these civil rights marchers in selma, alabama, led to the passage of the 1965 voting rights act. it guarantees blacks an equal opportunity to elect candidates of their choice. but when blacks are jammed in to districts of their own, republicans benefit. >> redistricting has helped whitewash a lot of the districts su

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i understand because my grandparents were get road in auschwitz -- ghettoed in action vince. these people are not sleeping at night. whether they are medically right or wrong, the paper, the jewish paper that goes through the bay area, the headline was -- people are not sleeping at night. you can have medical information one way or another, but this is the only school in the bay area where jewish kids can get an education with no compromises. children cannot usable gary. if they use the f-word once, they are sent home. we read the torah. we keep all the commandments. one of my graduates who was an orphan, she lost both parents, she just graduated from harvard medical school. these parents are not sleeping and 9. right or wrong, -- these parents are not sleeping at night. right or wrong, all the persecution they went through, to causes again in san francisco, it is an atrocity. you cannot do it. thank you. president olague: is there any additional public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. vice-president miguel: yes. i did not hear anyone make a presen

. >> the case in baltimore circuit court frequently ghettos, but not for the reason i came into play today. the judge assigned to hear the case against julius henson recuse himself saying he could not fairly preside over the case because he is a political employee. -- appointee. henson is accused of using robocalls to keep black voters at home. the decision now pushes thehenson case to february. >> he was a recent appointee of gov. o'malley. he felt that it would be a conflict for him to hear this case. >> how hard is it to take on some politics in a case like this? i think it is impossible. >> the judge assigned to hear the hansen case in february was a appointed by ehrlich. the other defendants in the case, paul schurick, is to be heard later in the month. a police guard and has been discussed in the hands and kiss, but no deal has been made. -- a plea bargain has been discussed in the henson case, but no agreement has been made. >> you can listen to the robocall and see prior stories from jayne miller on wbaltv.com. as former prince george's county executive and his wife with for

. >> it was popular in the ghetto. in the inner city store-front churches.t was so much for us to buy this plastic, this really ugly -- if you compare it to this. we glued it on the windows. see what this is? we never thought we would ever get close to it but we -- we mimicked it. it was like a status symbol. if somebody had ugly stuff up on their window, that's so precious to me. the mentality. we were so proud of that. >> and something else. they were very serious about an issue some mainstream denominations often soft-pedal or avoid altogether -- the question of hell. but in carlton's church it was central. it was the sermon every sunday. the awful fate awaiting unbelievers. >> we were told not to laugh. stop gesturing and joking. stop that. we heard all of that stuff. god going to get you. the devil going to get you. i thought both of them were after me. there was a quiet riot going on inside of us whether or not we would make it to heaven. we loved god but we feared him. fear counterbalanced every emotion. so we had all of that mentality be good, be god

it's sort of that bad girl mentality that ghetto fabulous head moving, fingers pointing, loud boisterous, that television has really blown up. >> yes. >> but what i decided is african-american women have that reputation in the majority media. they like to highlight that. we don't have the opportunity to show the opposite side. the majority has the opportunity to show the opposite side. >> right. >> in all genres of television. so when we're given a platform, you have to make a choice. do you play to the lowest common denominator or do you elevate? i chose to elnot have a wow, but is it -- while you're staying elevated to see what's going on in the ground? when people are still talking about you on the road, after the show's over, you know, people are saying things. >> i really was disheartened as i watched the season unfold, because you know, you have to understand, we never heard what a contestant would say about us that was not in our presence. >> wow. >> the producers never reported back what people said in their interviews. you saw my entire season of interviews. i never said one und

now, these people who told my people that they were a bunch of -- and they were ghetto, they were actingat way. >> hold on one second. did you hear them say that? >> yes. >> they said that to you? >> yes. >> or they said that to your people? >> they said it to both. >> what did they say to you? what they said to your people would be hearsay unless your people are here to testify that. >> i do have letters where they -- >> okay. let me see the letters. what did they say to you? >> they said my show is not appropriate and they want their money back and they're going to take me to the peoples court. >> wait. wait. seriously? they said that at the site? >> they did. >> you ladies told him you're going to take him to peoples court? >> i never talked to him period. >> wait. wait. hold on. roll back. >> your honor, i did tell him i was going to write a letter to this incident. i did say that. but i would never call anybody -- or use profanity. we're educated women. >> i would agree with them they were educated but they were drunk. >> let me see the submissions by the people that work for you. y

this is the night when game on you know when basically it just will take it all you're going to the ghetto you're going to the concentration camp that's what the banks in france and germany are angling for now and let's turn to this other image here from that same . party there's one sign that says o.t. se it stands for order to show cause which is a last ditch motion that often made by desperate homeowners about to be evicted from their homes and another sign saying bleep foreclosure on current so again taunting these people taunting the people that they've illegally foreclosed on and forced out of their homes based on mortgages from j.p. morgan citigroup and wells fargo that were illegally induced that were fraudulent lee induced mortgages well these mortgage bankers and bankers are demonstrating classic signs of the serial killers who they want to be caught you know they're sick and they want to they leave these clues because they realize that society needs to do away with them well i think you're right there max on the serial killer front because that is perhaps something you're seeing

where it's basically give us all your money and we're going to send you to the ghetto and if you complain we're going to do the final solution and kill you now business insider says that that commingling is the regulatory equivalent of a felony offense. but then they continue there is a basically benign interpretation which is that m.f. global was guilty of nothing more than sloppy book keep banging right well this is always the excuse i mean again i worked on wall street and there is no law on wall street all the errors accrue to you is game you know all the losses are distributed to your customers and occasionally there is a customer who actually makes money at the end of the year we call these on wall street the gifted client because of matter how many times you try to kill them they still end up making money they are gifted in this sense so how drunk or sign big grow up did his firm m.f. global has filed for chapter eleven bankruptcy protection making it the first u.s. financial firm to fall victim john course was a victim the poor victim of europe's debt crisis so he is falling victi

if ghetto-fabulous and keeping it real and all of that was what i was, i was cool with that.that wasn't even my identity. that was just an experience. >> reporter: after years of drinking and cocaine use, mary j blige shed the drama in her life with the help her husband and manager. ♪ looking for someone to love me ♪ ♪ i'm looking for someone to love me ♪ >> reporter: although she and isaacs have been married for eight years blige initially had doubts about the relationship. >> even after i was married i still couldn't believe it. it was real. he really did love broke undown little old me because i just never saw myself like the woman that a man like him would want. >> reporter: explain that. because? >> because my past was just horrific. i felt ashamed about everything. dropping out of high school. me not, you know, just not being beautiful enough. i just didn't feel like i was smart enough or beautiful enough, you know, for years. ♪ when i'm looking at you and i'm walking past the mirror ♪ > but after almost two decades in the spotlight, 40-year-old mary j blige has finally

i mean i am in total ghetto i love driving hip hop music and pretty. but it was kind of the jester. i'm very proud of the world without you it's played. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so easy to understand it and then you glimpse something else here's some other part of it and realized everything you saw you don't know i'm charged is a big. what drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions break through it's already made who can you trust no one who is you know with a global missionary zeal where we had a state controlled capitalism. school sessions when nobody dares to ask we do our t.v. question more. welcome back so with interest rates near zero that means it's hard to make money and m.f. global's missing one point two billion dollars in customer money shows that maybe hey your money isn't safe in a trading account either it could be lost in bankruptcy or to theft so where is it safe that's a big question right so is it asia is it gold and what's happening to the euro earlier i asked him rogers all of that he again of course is inve

wagner act and columbia right now strikers are being are being murdered poor people were burning ghettos in the sixty's and seventy's and dead students and unemployed people occupy movements all across the country our country was birthed in revolution jefferson's quote about blood and patriots is not appropriate for today we need to we need to find a new way and occupy something that's coming up the campaign against corporate personhood scored significant victories this week but where do we go from here just a moment. that drives the world of fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions it's going to break through get through it if you have made who can you trust no one who is your view and with the local machinery see where we had a state controlled capitalism is called sasha's when nobody dares to ask we do our t. question more. it's. all about the big picture i'm tom arbonne coming up in this half hour we might be one step closer to reclaiming the words we the people and you could think of for fine people of boulder colorado for that this week's edition of geeky science you

i'm a confession i am a total ghetto i love rap and hip hop music and pretty much. it was kind of the the yesterday. i'm very proud of the world without you it's a place. oh. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so please if you understand it and then you glimpse something else and here's some other part of it and realize that everything is ok if you don't know i'm trying hard luck it was a big issue. what drives the world the fear mongering you have by politicians who makes decisions. made who can you trust no one who is you know maybe you would have noble mission or easy where we had a state controlled capitalism. it's called sasha's when nobody dares to ask we do r t question more. welcome back technocrats they're in place now they have been installed in rome and in athens and this was supposed to call markets but today we saw italian yields rise we saw spanish yields rise we saw french spanish and belgian credit default swaps hit new records so doesn't sound like calming markets so who is in charge here is really the question markets or technocrats an

so i mean i know everybody loves that song right like ghetto boys feel good to be a gangsta and years ago. little little time we would what's your point was your voice a good song and they did a good job i think that's what they have going for them i was a little disappointed with this one i feel like usually they get really people get really creative with like the economics at the theater when they're maybe i've just gotten to the recent t.v. ones that they do well but it was that it was you know i am saving my real level i guess you could say the reason t.v. video is but i think i had a little herman cain in the mix and what do you think herman cain was the best part . of the watch the video i did i actually watched it this time was like five minutes ago and i laughed once. the video right there why do we have the banks on the condoms so usually i don't get it i don't think i'll do the law yeah right well i think this is them capitalizing on occupy wall street. whatever get more people to go on video option. what do you say i have a co-op that we said i said thumbs down that sounds

i am a total ghetto and i was so proud because he is sick and tricks. he was kind of the jester. i'm very proud of the world without you its place.

the ghetto house would dive deeper and have more firepower.one thing we didn't have when the war broke out in december december 1941 was submarine skippers who could fight the war we needed to fight against the japanese in the pacific. it's not their fault. they'd been titled differently to run the submarines. when the unrestricted warfare was declared, thankfully we had officers at the forefront and attempted the submarines were able to take them and use it effectively won the war broke out. i like to joke and say most had idle names, creed berlin, red ramage, milkmen again. these are great names. it sounded fake movie matinee heroes. and then here comes mush martin, deadly mush martin. not only was he a character, that he instinctively knew how to take the new class of submarine and use it to its best effect in world war ii. that is who deadly was. other like a lot of submariners were far from salt water. most of his young years were spent in kentucky. his father was in the coal mining business, but instead sent him to miami because he and h

kelly clarkson accused my phone choices of being ghetto. i beg to differ. just listen to this one.that's sexual harassment. ♪ i want to get which ya and take your picture ♪ >> why did i spend ten years writing a musical that actually rhymes? thank you. thank you. >> here it comes. ♪ flowing like a turbo bat on the magazines ♪ >> is this over yet? >> is it okay or not okay to wear pants? this is why we are having trouble. >> kathie lee is not going over the edge. >> i am over the edge. i really am. thank god we have people today that are talented. we get to talk today to people that are talented. i'm looking forward to that. >> you say, i don't know. >> i'm afraid. i don't trust myself. >> just as long as you wear underwear. >> those are cute. just wear, you know, little shorts or something. >> here is what i say. >> here is what hoda said, no. >> no, no, no. >> they don't show us the pictures when they ask us the questions. they asked us the question when i'm in the car usually on the way home and they ask the question. i don't know what pictures they are going to show. >> then the