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ann harbor michigan came in second for its efforts at pedestrian safety.ington, virginia came in third. the only california city is santa barbara which came in fifth place. >>> states and the federal government have filed lawsuits stemming from the gulf spill in the gulf. but what about the gulf of mexico's eco system filing suit. claudia cowan tell us about mother nature taking its own suit. >> reporter: some environmentalists are seeking equal protections for mother nature by giving trees and animal humans rights, in particular the right to exist and not be exploited. >> does the river have a right to flow? yes. if it doesn't have the right to flow we don't have any more water or fish or the plants and species that we all depend on. >> reporter: newly formed activists groups are promote ag declaration for the rights of nature that would allow environmental lawyers to represent eco plaintiffs in court. it is just a political power. >> the idea that trees and rocks and ponds and fish should have resources is really a cover so the lawyers and bureaucrats ca

are engaged in a great struggle to defend their dream in green bay and indianapolis and benton harbor, michigan and in columbus, ohio. and not just in the midwest, in new york and los angeles and in florida and texas. quite frankly, in every corner of our nation. the struggle began after last november's elections brought to power politicians in state capitols across the heartland who had a hidden agenda, an agenda worked out at posh reports with the koch brothers and the american legislative exchange council and other shadowy groups. politicians like john kasich and scott walker campaigned promising to do something about jobs only to reveal when they took office that their jobs agenda was to make them disappear. but the real passion, their real passion was for eliminating the rights of working people. and destroying their unions who are standing in their way of their agenda. and in response working people took to the streets. on april 4th under the banner of "we are one," we came together all across america, and then we did so again on may 1st when we stood together with our immigrant brothers

michigan has come up with a great way to handle the debt crisis in benton harbor, a predominantly african-american community that is the poorest city in michigan. which is like being the oldest member of "60 minutes." now-- (laughter) >> stephen: to make the city solvent the state of michigan appointed a guy named joseph harris to be something called the emergency financial manager. or efm. which i assume is pronounced ef-em. and folks, i got to tell you, did he ever. (laughter) >> stephen: jim? >> on friday the 8 commissioners and mayor wilsey cook eved a copy of this order from joseph harris the state appointed emergency manage never charge. with governor rick snider's support, effective immediately, their power and authority was stripped. commissioners would only be able to call meetings to order, approve minutes and adjourn meetings. >> stephen: this takes all power away from the local elected officials. but harris is still willing to listen to all the voices in city government because they are all now his voice. >> so the fact of the matter is city managers now gone, i am city manager. i will

california when he was governor there and there's a constitutional battle underway in michigan where the benton harbor city council rules of that governor rick snyder's financial manager or dictator brought in to break up the unions fire local elected officials and sell the city off to republicans and corporations or republican cronies is unconstitutional unfortunately their ruling isn't going to go very far since governor snyder has already stripped them of their powers and this cancer is also infecting new jersey georgia florida. pennsylvania maine south carolina kansas and arizona all states where republicans are setting fire to government preprogrammed that heal us educate us and keep us safe in order to give away billions in tax cuts for millionaires billionaires and transnational corporations this was reagan's ideal vision a nation where the rich were swimming in cash the poor were on their own the government was neutered and ineffective women were marginalized working people screwed and democratic voters disenfranchised. this is what a nation that's on the verge of going terminal looks like twe

in green bay and indianapolis and benton harbor, michigan, and in columbus, ohio. and not just in the midwest. in new york, los angeles, florida, and texas and, quite frankly, in every corner of our nation, this struggle began after last november's elections brought to power politicians in state capitals across the heartland who had a hidden agenda. an agenda worked out at posh resorts with the american legislative exchange council and other shadowy groups. politicians like john kasich and scott walker campaigned, promising to do something about jobs, only to reveal when they took office that their jobs agenda was to make them disappear. but the real passion, at their real passion, was for eliminating the rights of working people and destroying their unions who are standing in the way of their agenda. and in response, working people took to the streets. on april 4, under the banner of "we are 1," we came together all across america, and then we did so again on may 1 when we stood together with our immigrant brothers and sisters saying again that we are truly one. i

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