john: good luck with that. dan, the last word. >> the parks department writes the permits. >> john: the government writes them. ks department does and will always be the case. any time it is a politician who wants to demonstrate we had obnoxious people on both sides. we had a racest preacher and a gay pride demonstration where the language was horrible. we are the agent of the city and we have to let it be. we do not abridge any speech in bryant park or any park i'm involved in. >> john: thank you dan and shirley. i wish i could say good luck to both of you but i can only say good luck to him. up next, how can i convince the public that private ownership and management is a good thing and shirley too. here is a guy who talked about how great the privately run bryant park is. >> you just said public is better. >> you got me there. >>> sharing is caring. it can be fun. >> john: isn't that sweet? and it reminds me i would like to wish you happy starvation day. that is what thanksgiving >> isn't that the pilgrims had kept to the communal property rules they started with whenthy first settled at plymouth they were t

globally we're seeing a failure and people are finally waking up to it it's time to change it ok john park and i want to get more into that what you see as really creating a system where this is the reality and also what solutions there are to it i also think our viewers are going to be curious to know why you call yourself an economic hit man or at least a former wine so i want to ask you to stay there for just one second because i want to explain to my viewers what multinational corporation as much as something that you talk a lot about. all right it's time now for word of the day where i breakdown a financial ter or concept for our very smart viewer but just perhaps not you know the financial expert the john perkins in the crowd so we've been talking a lot about this one with tom perkins as we've been talking about corporate interests so i want to break down what is a multinational corporation because that's really a lot of who we're talking about so let's look at exactly what this means but first let's look at another way this is being used today so we got this from an op ed that appea

alive, just 48 hours after being kidnapped a vigil was held by hundreds of fans at national park tonight. john gonzalez has the very latest from nationals park. >> we know the rescue happened just before 10:00 at night and the mountains of central venezuela, the news that all of us have been waiting for. sources say that wilson ramos the catcher for the nationals is on a helicopter with the police heading back to his home town. we also know the prayers of those who came to nationals park have been answered. bucheers and pennants replaced with prayers and candles. this was a gift from wilson ramos himself earlier this year. >> he was one of the people who made a point of circling the field to make sure that everybody get a chance to meet him, say hi to people. >> the local star was kidnapped wednesday by a group of armed men. sources say he has been found safe. fans are rejoicing and questioning if major league baseball should step in and prevent a repeat of the future. >> if we don't have them involved and protected back home in their countries, it is not worth it. >> the getaway car, discover

the other half of the glen park team, the glen park and john likes to refer to the glen park community plan as the feel good plan of the season and there is a lot to like about the plan and the plan is enjoying broad community support through an extensive community outreach effort that we have engaged in with the plan. what i would like to do is give a quick recap on the plan and we'll discuss in detail some of the actions we will be asking you to take today. as we are all familiar with, the glen park is focused and the bart station and the commercial distribution with connections to glen park and san jose avenue. and what's really special about this area is it is a really highly transit intensive and pedestrian intensive area. about 9,000 riders use the area around the bart station and what is amazing is half of the 9,000 arrive by walking. 80% of the people using the area to access the transit services arrive by transit or walking. and the plan is attempting to do four primary thins. the first is to protect and enhance the character of glen park and the unique character and especiall

it follows a tradition first started by park superintendent john mclaren. it is a celebration of the holidays. this year, we will have live entertainment, christmas carols, writes for kids, arts and crafts, and a rumored visit from santa claus. i would now like to quickly show us, to deny to cover everything during the report, some of the highlights from the last month that rec and park. ♪ >> this is a story of people be having at their worst that and with nonprofit organizations and different government entities coming together. it is people functioning at their best. ♪ >> x 6 ability, a brand new restroom, and we really transformed what had free fall into just a beautiful, beautiful civic square. ♪ [animal sounds] ♪ >> i want to thank jamie, mark, and quincy for putting the video together. and that dance was actually a flash mob. nobody knew what was happening. another act was onstage, and suddenly hundreds of kids from out in the audience kind of started doing whatever is i am doing right now. they made their way to the stage. it was a fantastic event, h

this fight that we have for equality for everyone, there were individuals long before john carlos, dr. king, rosa parksuals, john brown, many individuals felt that we need to do something to change this society to make society wake up and be responsible for itself to try to cure the ills that we have. we thought that 1968 was an excellent opportunity for us to make a better understanding as to how we can come together as a race of people and be toll ranlt of one another and try to learn from one another to try to solve our problems that we have. >> fascinating icon. john carlos' book is called "the john carlos story" the sports moment that changed the world. more ahead in the yoom with our don lemon. >> you have some good stuff today. i love the iconics civil rights picture then that. he took a lot of flak for that picture. >> he did. he said that moment and he are intertwined. he knew it at that moment. certainly he didn't recognize it was going to change history or have that indelible mark on history, but he embraced it the whole way through and he says he's never run away from that moment, never tri

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this fight that we have for equality for everyone, there was individuals long before john carlos, dr. king, rosa parkston powell, many individuals, john brown, many individuals felt that we need to do something to change this society, to make society wake up and be responsible for itself, to try to cure the ills that we have. we felt that 1968 was an excellent opportunity for us to try to make a better understanding as to how we can come together as a race of people and be tolerant of one another and try to learn from one another to try to solve our problems that we have. many people felt like as long as we shed our mobs and ran in the olympic games, shut our mouths and win the wars for them, everything is fine and dandy. they don't live on my side of town when the wars are over, or when the olympics are over. they don't come around my neighborhood unless they come around to see if they can pick up another super star for basketball or football. relative it to those that don't have the athletic talents what happened to those individuals? they have a right to exist and succeed in life just as well. >> j

john gonzalez has more. >>> this man who parked in the garage told us to leave the property and told us they have nothing toshe say. saying "that would be my preference that we go together in a joint press conference." >> they simply did not have been. >> a day after a fourth from and spoke of sexual advances in the late 1990's, herman cain held a press conference saying he does not know this latest victim. >> withdrawal from the presidential primary race? ain't gonna happen. >> he suddenly reached over and he put his hand on my legs under my skirt and reached for my genitals. >> sharon bialek described her encounter in a car 14 years ago. kraushauer received $45,000 of a summit. "when you are in a situation where you're being sexually harassed you are in an extremely vulnerable position." >> this woman's charges are disturbing and serious. >> john gonzalez, abc 7 news. >>> the other presidential candidates are prepared for tonight's debate at oakland university outside of detroit. the state has been hit hard by the recession. the presidential candidates likely will have to explain t

john mclaren had said that golden gate park was too far away. he proposed that we have a park in the south end of the city. the campaign slogan was, people need this open space. one of the things that had to open is there were a lot of people who did a homestead here, about 25 different families. their property had to be bought up. so it took from 1928 to 1957 to buy up all the parcels of land that ended up in this 317 acres. the park, as a general rule, is heavily used in the mornings and the evenings. one of the favorite places is up by the upper reservoir because dogs get to go swim. it's extremely popular. many fights in the city, as you know, about dogs in parks. we have 317 acres and god knows there's plenty of room for both of us. man and his best friend. early in the morning people before they go to work will walk their dogs or go on a jog themselves with their dogs. joggers love the park, there's 7 miles of hiking trails and there's off trail paths that hikers can take. all the recreational areas are heavily used on weekends. we have th

very liberal new york city judge says authorities cannot remove the occupiers from a park that serves the public. john stossel has some thoughts on that. and we'll update you on criminal illegal alien from mexico who allegedly murdered an american after being deported twice and charged with sexual assault. how could that possibly happen? is it legal on the case. >> bill: caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. captions by closed captioning services >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. if you don't believe the federal government's out of control, listen up, that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. the federal mortgage agency, fannie mae and freddie mac were set up to giving working americans a shot at owning a decent home. if you can't get a private mortgage, can you turn to fanny or freddie for help. the feds don't run those agencies outright but they do provide funding. when fannie and freddie went bankrupt a few years ago the government gave them $156 billion to keep operating. all tolled, fannie and freddie still ow

john gonzalez has new insight from nationals park. >> the state department is calling this alarming. more than 24 hours later, no word from the kidnappers. abduction's run rampant and parts of south america, but a man close with the situation said this time is different. it is the major leaguers who draw dangerous attention. authorities say the vehicle used to abduct wilson ramos was found at 25 miles west of valencia, where the catcher was captured. >> there have been relatives kidnapped before, but this is the first. >> this native venezuelan that picked up his first baseball bat at age of six. he says they are all extremely worried about this crime. >> all he talks about his family brothers hanging in his neighborhood. that he was visiting his family when four armed men at reportedly snatched him. nationals and major league baseball released a joint statement, sent "our foremost concern is with wilson ramos and his family and our thoughts are with him at this time. major league baseball's department of investigations is working with the appropriate authorities on this matter." sev

it would have warmed your heart. >> john, what's going on at zuccotti park at this hour? >> there's not much going on at zuccotti park at this hour, ed. and i think that's very symbolic. zuccotti park was where this movement started. but really it has spread throughout this whole part of manhattan and really throughout the whole country. as we speak, ed, there are still tens of thousands of people up at foley square, many of them waiting hours just to cross brooklyn bridge in a symbolic protest, saying this bridge where initially weeks ago so many people were arrested, today we will walk peacefully across it. they are chanting "occupy wall street all day, all week," and they are making the bridge a symbol of that for a number of reasons. mary kay henry told me that it was very, very important that this protest go out of the parks and to the bridges, to the streets, show where we need infrastructure investment in america. and i got a call when i was with mary kay henry today from a friend of mine who was in milwaukee, wisconsin, where he said that there were 400 people on

since park rules state three porter john per 300 people, they have two. but overhead vents make for an unpleasant walk for passer byes. >> the porter toilets, i called them yesterday and demand they come clean it. >> signs remind occupiers not to use the toilets when they over flow. >> you see, that's another sanitary issue. >> as they try to keep their community clean, protesters remain cooperative with police. >> the police went to the square with a picture of someone that was the shooter at the white house. >> as we spoke, they returned to ask more questions and then moved on. >> and though we have no indication from the administration that they want to move in and shut down this occupation, we have indeed seen stepped up police presence. in fact, just about a half hour ago, we saw a half a dozen park police officers. for the first time standing inside the park side by side with a protesters during what they call the general assembly. that's when they all get together and talk about their action for the night. then, they were all escorted os the protes

and jim crow or cared about the legacy of civil rights heroes like surrogate marshall and rosa parks and john lewis and in the young and others mentioned earlier they can tap into the imagination of an pure lewicke generation. formed by the virtue of religion who pursue public justice by pursuing public virtue. in dillinger culture responsible for this and society that does not value for many young people in the ways of prudence and justice, courage, self control and the like why would we be surprised that the convenience stores are being robbed by useful mobs in the society that doesn't value private property and foster the spirit of envy and class warfare through the wealthy distribution why should we be surprised young people don't value someone else's property or in the use of more technical terms, stuff. radical individualism and more relativism defines the ethics of the era in criminal flash mobs expose our progressive failure. as we celebrate, we must lament the fact that america's abandonment of virtue the legal and economic katulis that could in our recession for good. in solidarity

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