bit of debate about what to do about those few that do believe they're very very interesting joshua holland joshua thanks so much for being with us tonight thanks a lot tom i appreciate it from occupy wall street to occupy the living room as thousands of patrons around the nation get forced out of their occupations they're setting up camp on the lawns of homes on the verge of verge of foreclosure to save the families getting kicked out to run the latest offshoot of the ninety nine percent movement the occupy homes movement i'm turned over to nick espinosa organizer with occupy minneapolis and it was a i found a saturday thanks for joining us on why occupy people's homes. you know right now all we want to do is expand this movement from wall street and to main street to folks who are most affected by this crisis so what we've done is move into the home of monique white who is living in north minneapolis which is the area of many have been hardest hit by the foreclosure crisis they've had over forty percent of the city's foreclosures now only thirteen percent of the city's homes are actually

some say the results here are misleading and that could result in an intergenerational class war joshua holland is going to tell us his concerns and then the supreme court takes on a huge privacy case today do the feds have the right to track your vehicle with a g.p.s. device without a warrant we're going to talk about how this ruling fits into our world of ever increasing reliance on technology and farther reaching surveillance we're to have all that include a good dose of happy hour but first let's take a look at the mainstream media has decided to miss. well it's another day of our big news in the world from the i reports increasing talk of bombing iran to italy's prime minister silvio berlusconi agreeing to resign to the u.n. reporting that the death toll in syria has reached thirty five hundred people a lot by wall street movement still gaining momentum across the u.s. and the supreme court tackling some of the biggest privacy issues of today but for the mainstream media it's just another day obsessing over the herman cain sexual allegations saga today herman is holding a press conference

what happens now that occupy wall street is two months old i want to welcome from san francisco joshua holland senior writer and editor at alter net and from new york an elitist miller freelance writer and also a contributor to alternatives and joshua welcome. and i want to start with you you were on our show tuesday right after the raid and you were on with jay meyerson . and i understand he was arrested today is that right. yes that is that is correct. what happened j j he participated in the act of civil disobedience he was sitting in the street while we were occupying the new york stock exchange while we were attempting to surround the surrounding areas really filling the streets and the police were being very violent and brutal with pushing us physically out of the streets and on to the sidewalk and a few people are today including chose to sit in the street in an active nonviolent disobedience using their bodies as part of the movement and he was arrested along with several other people for doing that very early on in the morning i believe the exact time was nine fifteen. i don't know if

joshua holland an editor and senior writer of the online magazine alter net says there are signs that the movement is evolving from a protester full blown revolution days to the many many people that i've interviewed but were part of that i would say that there is an extremely strong sense a result of you know we almost missed the point when we call it approaches 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. you know while the cradle avi arab spring a jet that inspired protesters all around the globe is once again seen brutal clashes police used tear gas and rubber bullets against dozens of thousands of demonstrators who returned to toughen your square in cairo one person's been killed and around seven hundred injured during two days of clashes protests have been raging all across the country with demands for the withdrawal of a constitutional draft at t

and joshua holland and as its own senior writer at the online magazine also there are signs of movement is evolving from a protest movements revolution. days to the many many people that i've interviewed but were part of that i would say that there is an extremely strong sense of 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. and auntie's career in the u.s. is constantly following developments surrounding the occupy movement and these health benefits currently in oakland has posted on her twitter stream but hundreds of people have they gathering in this city despite a police warning and she's also tweeted that protesters have taken their drums to the home of mayor michael bloomberg in new york and intend to play for twenty four hours there so they're going to use his twitter feed to find

and joshua holland and i've sent senior rice at the online magazine also that says there are signs that the movement is evolving from the pros had started. based on the many many people that i've interviewed that were part of that i would say that there is an extremely strong sense of the result 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 and his crew in the u.s. is constantly following developments surrounding the occupy movement like music profits probably oakland has posted on her twitter stream that hundreds of people have been gathering in the city despite the police warning which is also tweeted that protesters have taken their drums to the home of man michael bloomberg in new york i don't intend to play for twenty four hours so mobile phones me this is frequency to find out. tha

joshua holland an editor and senior writer at the online magazine alter net says there are signs that the movement is evolving from a protest to a full blown revolution. based on the many many people that i've interviewed but were part of that i would say that there is an extremely strong sense of resolve you know we almost missed the point when we call it approaches 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 any time soon artie's lucic as were the latest occupy action is unfolding in oakland and she's sharing her impressions on her twitter feed well in her latest tweets she's reporting that more than five hundred people are gathering in an empty area alone by the city bringing a chance to sit by the police probation they expect officers to arrive and start arresting people within hours so follow the story has a brace on our t.v. and our twitter feed. meanwhile the

on what else is happening in the ninety nine percent movement around the country i'm joined by joshua holland senior writer editor with alter net and sarah seltzer journalist and associate it with all that welcome to both of. thanks thanks for joining us joshua so far as far as i can tell the score is thirty five hundred sixteen arrests of protesters occupiers i'm increasingly calling them patriots on my radio t.v. show i'd love it to be a meme that catches on i think people should start putting flights all around these things as well i mean you know granted but in any case and zero arrests a bank starts to have that right that is right that's the tally through last night that doesn't include deep thirty nine who were arrested at u.c. berkeley and it doesn't include a few others that were arrested today. and what what is the latest josh with what's going on in oakland is another police crackdown in minutes. it certainly looks that way as i mentioned in the opening the san francisco chronicle reported that police had cancelled a training exercise in the next stage would be to chance all vacati

shut down the port of oakland the nation's fifth busiest port i'm now joined on the phone by joshua holland senior writer and editor alter net he's currently marching with occupy oakland to the port of oakland and has been keeping us up to date on this for some time joshua welcome back. i kept like for having me i'm actually on the but one of the characters that are headed towards the court of where we are arriving right now it's being there for a bicyclist that are blocking the tracks some of the truck skinner. oh yes the two asian down by four. thirty today were sprawling. which are groups they created their own independent actions throughout the day overall very very peaceful very well managed their work up. there though it was all in all of a very. very short amount of time that organizers it didn't get right with the longshoreman's union can't is not participating explicitly in the strike in fact i think they may be forbidden from doing so by federal law but this is an action this is a citizens action to try and shut down the ports a lot of people heading out there what he thinks going

shut down the port of oakland the nation's fifth busiest port i'm now joined on the phone by joshua holland senior writer and editor alter net is currently marching with occupy oakland to the port of oakland and has been keeping us up to date on this for some time joshua welcome back. i got a place for having me i'm actually on a one of the charter buses that are headed towards a port of a program where we are arriving right now it's back to being there bicyclist that are blocking the easier access to the truck theater. hectic but you ation come back for. the during the day were crawling. littered groups like the david did their own independent actions throughout the day overall very very old very well to manage their work. because they have. all that all are very different a very short amount of time therefore and i suspect giving them the. right with the the longshoreman's union can't is not participating explicitly in striking back i think they may be forbidden from doing so by federal law but this is an action this is a citizen's action to try and shut down the ports a lot of people hea

the message afloat instead of in the shadows of the violence joining me to discuss it is john joshua holland editor and senior writer at alternate or joshua thanks for coming back on the show tonight now if you can start by just telling us a little bit more about this shooting near the edge of my oakland camp yesterday as i understand everybody said that they've never seen the guy before that this wasn't related to camp at all. yeah it's a tragic nether one hundred first murder no but in this year three eyewitnesses told me that the fight started on the street there were multiple assailants and they chased the eventual victim through the camp. and after they got to the far side of the camp they they killed him there were a number of members of occupy oakland that reportedly gathered around and tried to minister c.p.r. but unfortunately the young man died you know there were a number of people out there last night who were saying that if this were not close in proximity to the camp it would have got any media attention one man said that there had been another young victim of the shooting deat

takes from california joshua holland senior writer and editor for new york j.d. meyers contributing editor contributor to truthout org and here in washington d.c. chris bowers campaign director for the daily koz welcome to all of you great to have you all with us joshua you were there last night explain the difference between what happened at the ports and where the much reported violence. was going to put that in air quotes happened and you know what do you make of the events last night and who was behind it. well there was there was a tragic event and the tragedy really is that it stepped on the really incredible achievement that the protesters pulled off in the day before and during the day there were thousands of people in scattered protests that were remarkably peaceful and beat the police maintain a minimal presence on this common it in the evening as you said the introduction with ten thousand or more people taking over the port of oakland and shutting it down and then carting on top of the container trucks it was real hours later that a small group of pro

occupy movement is trying to bring the ninety nine percent can gather joining me to discuss it as joshua holland editor and senior writer at alter net dot org joshua thanks so much for being on tonight and i guess let's start with give us some figures some explanation as to what it is that you see as misleading within this study that came out. sure well this is one of those situations where you have a headline the one that you mentioned where the wealth gap between households headed by people over sixty five the ratio to younger households has grown from forty seven to one whereas in one thousand and four it's just changed one. underlying numbers there is that back in one thousand nine hundred four the typical household headed by somebody under thirty five had eleven thousand dollars and she knew looted wealth and now they have three thousand dollars. the problem with that is that young people generally don't have a lot of accumulated wealth in the first place and also nine hundred eighty four was the year that we saw a robust growth declining unemployment rate it was two years after the nine hu