isaac kos-read/puerto de oakland 4:16:00 la verdad es que no sé exactamente su meta, si es solamentear el puerto, pues no lo han logrado, lo que sí han logrado es hacer daño precisamente a la gente que están tratando de ayudar.. decenas de camiones no pudieron entregar su carga porque ms de cien estibadores, los obreros que descargan en el puerto, no pudieron entrar a su trabajo.. s.o.t. jairo osorio/camionero 6:44:00 no deben estar aqui, deben estar en las oficinas donde están los dueños y los gerentes de las compañias. no bloqueando las trocas, están haciendo daño a los troqueros. a nosotros no nos pagan por la hora, a nosotros nos pagan por la milla.. s.o.t. reyna maldonado/manife stante 32:04:00 les puede perjudicar a algunos trabajadores, entiendo mis padres, trabajan, al mismo tiempo tenemos que mandar un mensaje..pienso que estamos defendiendo a ellos.. an cuando todas las terminales del puerto abrieron el dia de hoy, algunas no pudieron recibir carga debido a los manifestantes.. s.o.t. isaac kos-read/puerto de oakland 3:13:00 no es un costo solamente de las jornadas y de los

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both tokyo's nikkei and hong ko kong's hang sang lost more than a%. any uncertain in the region is bad for stocks. >>> markets are still on edge about european debt. those worries weighed heavily on stocks last week. for the week, the dow is down more than 2.5%, while the nasdaq lost 3.5%. >>> don't look to your mutual fund for any holiday cheer. the average diversified fund is down almost 6% this year. that compares to 1.5% its yearly loss for the s&p 500 and that has investors looking for the exits through october, they pulled out almost $85 billion from stock funds this year. last year, that number was 37 billion. >>> today is expected to be the busiest shipping day for the u.s. postal service. the usps says today is your last chance to get your package sent on time for holidays. if you don't make it, you should upgrade on the shipping. 801 million cards and letters are expect to be processed. nearly double the average volume between thanksgiving and new year's, they will deliver 16.5 billion letters, packages, and cards. >>> and at the movies, it

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crossed and dick axel son put his name on the scoreboard three to gauge shell superstar defenseman ko made it two goal lead with his third scoring with four distance slipshod with down minutes to go russia threw everything into the final minutes of the game and pulled the goaltender for an extra player but failed to cut the deficit for two was how it's finished. this is a big you need to know this is us and we were fortunate to win a lot of cards don't leap from there and create a lot of chances for that but it's hard to name the reasons for our defeat right now we have to analyze our mistakes we shouldn't be too disappointed too we just have to work hard to improve our play so russia suffered their first defeat with billie jean lafitte the hell however the head coach was optimistic about the lessons his chargers can learn from this loss i think we deserved this defeat sweden played really well aggressively and put constant pressure on our defense that's why we made so many mistakes we didn't expect the swedes to play like this we have to draw the right conclusions we understand that

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both tokyo's nikkei and hong ko kong's hang sang both closed up close to 2%. today, wall street gets the latest on consumer debt. tuesday, stocks were stuck in neutral most of the day before a late day rally. the dow gained 52 points, while the nasdaq was down six. >>> citigroup is slashing 4,500 jobs worldwide, that's about 1.5% of its work force. the bank says it's all part of its effort to trim costs. the cuts will be made over the next few quarters. >>> bank of america will pay $3.15 million to settle claims by merrill lynch customers that they were misled by investments and mortgage-backed securities. ba acquired merrill lynch during the financial meltdown in 2008. it's the second such settlement in a week. analysts predict more to come. >>> gm thinks it knows why fires have been breaking out in its electric they have chevy volts. the auto maker says coolant leaks may be the cause. the government is investigating, but the transportation department says the vehicle is safe to drive. gm is offering refunds to dissatisfied customers. >>> verizon is about to

to south ko >>> good afternoon. i'm grace lee. frank has the day off. >>> we begin with south korea's military. it is on high alert this afternoon following the death of north korean leader kim jung il. north koreans are in mourning and waves of uncertainty are spreading across asia and around the world. tina krause with who will take over and what this means for the u.s. >> reporter: north koreaens cried in the streets of the capital. some wailed as they learned their leader, kim jung il had died of a heart attack. he was building a thriving nation for our people, this man says. i will remain faithful to his son. he is the hair-apparent to the family dynasty. but it is unclear how effective the 20-something will be at leading the isolated nation. >> he hasn't met with many world leaders. he is obviously inexperienced. the issue is going to be, will the military leadership of north korea accept that transition now that kim jung il is dead? the 69-year-old feared leader as supporterred called him was known as a master manipulator w

both toke yaes' nikkei and hong ko kong's hang sang edged up a fracti fraction. >>> today, wall street gets the november jobs report. thursday stocks finished mixed after rallying 500 points on wednesday, the dow lost 25 points, while the nasdaq gained five. >>> the massachusetts attorney general is suing five major banks, including bank of america and jpmorgan chase, over deceptive foreclosure practices. it accuses of them of making the foreclosure crisis worth by cutting corners with paper work and rushing to evict homeowners. >>> honda is expanding. a worldwide air bag recall. the automaker is adding models to a list that covers 2 million vehicles. honda says the air bags may inflate with too much pressure in a crash and could cause an injury. >>> general motors says it will buy back chevy volts from any owner who says they are afraid the car will catch fire. gm's ceo says the cars are safe but they want to keep customers happy. the government is investigating after tests show the vehicle batteries may have a tendency to catch fire after a crash. >>> the new holiday coca-cola can is

. >> kos means kill on sight in latino gang slang. both of these men are taking extra precaution like wearing disguises on camera for their safety. er with giving poncho's partner a nickname, lefty, to conceal his identity. >> just disappear. >> it is a fine line that you cross, that once you cross, you really can't come back. >> the maniac family is like a family. because there is the neighborhood that you grew up in, all these guys know each others for years and years. >> but for all of the gang's talk about loyalty, paranoia runs deep within their upper ranks, and for good reason. the ship's full of leaks. >> a lot of people are talking. a lot of people working with the police. they know people are working. they don't know who. so they like leery about everybody, you know. >> they have self preservation to play both sides of the fence. they also have another motive, money. both offer to help sandoval and carpenter set up a drug ring on city's west side. they could earn a percentage of any cash that police seize as a result of this

. >> kos means kill on site. both are taking extra precautions like wearing disguises on camera for their safety. we are giving the partner the name left to conceal his identity. >> we found them. leave everything. >> it's a fine line that once you cross, you can't come back. >> somebody wants to come back and they don't want to believe it. that's because there is the neighborhood you grew up in and they know you have years and years of drugs. >> for all of the talk about loyalty, paranoia runs deep in the upper ranks and for good reason. the ship is full of leaks. >> working with the police, they know people and everybody. >> poncho and lefty say it's a matter of self preservation to play both sides of the fence. they have another motive. money. both offer to help set up a member of the drug ring on the city's westside and could earn a percentage of cash they seize as a result of the sting operation. >> about to make money. i'm going to do it. they have the nob for me. >> where is he now? >> just to be that guy

joining me now is bob franken and victoria defran chez ko-soto, a visiting scholar at the university, thank you both for joining me tonight. >> thank you. >> bob, can the progressive serve we saw this year continue in the months ahead? >> that's a good question, because the passions of the progressives sometimes have a tendency to wane after the first initial euphoria going out and demonstrating, doing that kind of thing. add to that the fact that barack obama has lost some of the enthusiasm, quite frankly of the progressive movement. so it's going to be interesting to see if the progressives can continue with the passion that they've had before. >> now, when i talk about that passion victoria, and i've been around the country with a lot of this stuff and been involved on the front lines. i've seen these people go from their nights of victory that we showed, to every one of these three governors, the majority of their states now disapprove of them. walker 51% disapproval. kasich, 52%ç disapproval. scott 58% disapproval. so it showed that these movements and this driving and this con

we've got the late autumn ko constellations up there. it's 39 cold degrees at reagan national. the wind out of the north-northwest at around 10 miles per hour. and that brings the windchill down into the 20s. now, we had our clouds clear away overnight and we've had high pressure moving in. that will give us a clear but chilly day today. most locations now in maryland and virginia are near the freezing mark, except closer to washington and montgomery, arlington, fairfax and prince georges county. a few locations there. temperatures are down into the mid to upper 30s as well as near the bay. now here is your day planner. sunrise is at 7:07. should be bright and sunny today with afternoon highs climbing into the low to mid 50s by midafternoon. dress for a chilly day. the winds will diminish a bit. another cold night tonight. a look at the evening planner in minutes. danella has a look at our traffic. >> good morning. if you have to travel around the beltway, loot looks pretty good right now. let's start at new hampshire avenue. outer loop and inner loop not seeing any issues for

. >> look, if you can't handle the heat in this little kitchen, the heat that's going to kos come fromma's house kitchen is going to come a heck of a lot hotter. >>> republican presidential hopeful jon huntsman gets his third and biggest endorsement so far. it's cited his electability and experience. the new hampshire primary is on the 10th of january. >>> this morning, we are another day closer to the expiration of the payroll tax cut. and there doesn't appear to be any progress on efforts to keep it in place. president obama called on house speaker john boehner yesterday to get house republicans behind the short-term two-month tax cut extension the senate approved last week. he said lawmakers would then negotiate the terms of a long-term extension in the new year. boehner, though, is demanding senators return to washington and hammer out the long-term deal about the tax extension expires at the end of the year. >> and all we're asking for is to get the senate members over here to work with us to resolve our differences so we can do what everybody wants to do. >> the ball is in the ho

. >>> nest 2010 when i was deployed to iraq, i hadéx%ko># about who i was because i'm a gay soldier.t to lose my job. my question is, under one of your presidencies, do you intend to circumvent the progress that's been made for gay and lesbian soldiers in the military. >> yeah, i would say any type of sexual activity has absolutely no place in the military. >> ignoring boos directed at a gay soldier serving in iraq was rick santorum's only notable moment in the republican presidential campaign. until now. the santorum surge is now upolç us. the santorum surge in the polls follows the trump surge in the polls. the back man surge, the perry surge, the herman cain surge and gingrich surge. is the santorum surge the final one? is rick santorum where the anybody but mitt romney is going to end up or will the santorum surge turn into a collapse? joining me now is former pennsylvania governor ed rendell an nbc news political analyst. governor rendell, tell me what's crazy about rick santorum from a republican perspective because that's what happened to every other one of these people was su

he suffered for that. 29,000 of ko nrve g were killed in the -- kong were killed in the program. but the japanese general said that colby and phoenix hurt us because it was destroying their infrastructure. then they saw these horrific pictures of people getting beat up and tortured. bobby's is laid out in massacre aids. and i thought this is so terrific. so the controversy began when he was appointed as director and went into those hearings. >> by the way, what were his politics? >> you know, it's funny you say what his politics are. i would say that he was an f.d.r. liberal. he was a enkaren -- encar nat. >> he was a labor lawyer truly conducting sort of activists rallies and supporting downtrodden workers, seriously. i think a lot of people were from jail especially all theive leaguers. the tricky part at the owned of the 60's when it all starts to go sour. i think he stayed liberal kind of urn the cover and then emerge of anymore these clips that you have or he's very open and very willing to engage the public and since no longer the clandestine officer. before we do, how long

now obama would ko have said we're going to help you, we want 50% of your oil. 50% of your oil., he just helped them. now they throw us out and that's the end of it. and a person who's meaner, tougher, and more vicious than gadhafi will end up taking over libya. it's already basically happening. now if we ask right now and then they say the great fighters, you know, we liberated. they didn't liberate anything. they go into a city and get routed. now they go into a city because we're bombing the hell out of that city before they walk into the city. they fought a little bit. basically, we routed the city. we killed the city. then they walk in and say we're great freedom fighters. they come from iraq and fighting us. they come from iran these people. and what do we get out of? now the $1 billion is a fony number. it's not the real number. i know that and you know. that but still, even at $1 billion, what did we get out of it? now if six months ago when these people who had lost because gadhafi, believe it or not, was a lot stronger than some people thought, they lost. it was over.

. >> why kos does congress get a pass on had? >> it's the way the rules have been defined and the people who make the rules are the political class in washington and they've conveniently written them in such a way they don't apply to themselves. >> the buying and selling of stock by corporate insiders who have access to nonpublic information that could affect the stock price can be a criminal offense. just ask hedge fund manager roj roger rat number who got prison for doing it. congressional lawmakers have no corporate responsibilities and have long been considered exempt from insider trading laws. even though they have daily access to nonpublic information and plenty of opportunities to trade on it. >> we know that during the healthcare debate, people were trading healthcare stocks. we know that during the financial crisis of 2008, they were getting out of the market before the rest of america knew what was going on. >> steve croft from 60 minutes is going to join us in a moment. what was going on was gop congressmen like spence

once the president of the united states legitimized strike breaking by firing at kos strikers many private sectors employers followed suit. in 1980 so many prominent cases of strike breaking as a number busted strikes began to rise after 1981, workers grew afraid to use strikes anymore. the u.s. had averaged about 270 major strikes. that is, strike that involved at least 1000 workers each, about 270 a year before 1980. after 1981, that number plummeted quickly. just two years ago it was five, from 270 down to five. and in 2009, the total number of workers in the united states that engage in a strike was about 12,000. roughly the number of people who walked out august 3, 1981 in 1 particularly infamous strike. workers no longer had the power to strike, and they do not in the united states today. no one likes strikes. but we may come to like a strike was world even less than a world in which workers feel that they have that power, for there is no doubt that the erosion of workers ability, to pressure employers, even unreasonable ones, as their loss of the power accelerate the inequality that

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a few weeks ago nbc's bob kos st costa -- >> am i sexually attracted to underaged boys? i enjoy young people. >> reporter: in an intriguing exchange, an apparently uncomfortable sandusky tries to explain his answer. off camera you hear the voice of sandusky's lawyer prompting his client. >> if i say, no, i'm not attracted to boys, that's not the truth, because i'm attracted to young people, boys, girls -- >> yeah, but not sexually. you're attracted -- >> right. i enjoy. that's what i was trying to say. i enjoy spending time with young people. i enjoy spending time with people. i mean my two favorite groups are the elderly and the young. >> reporter: an attorney who represents victim number six named in the grand jury report, the boy whose mother came forward in 1998 saying sandusky had showered with her son and hugged him naked from behind, says the accused coach's latest explanations are hard to watch. >> his answer was really no different, frankly, than the answer he gave before and the sad part from his perspective, if we want to look at it from that perspective, that

times as is the case now where the result, if gotten into the hands of people with nefarious purpose kos, in fact, be dangerous to society. so we need to strike a balance, an appropriate balance of not impeding the science but at the same time protecting the general public who has concerns over the possibility that information like this may get into the hands of people who would use it for nefarious purposesment but the answer to your question is, there is the first time and this advisory board that you mentioned, the national science advisory board for biosecurity made the recommendation to the healthand human services department and to the authors and the journal editors to publish the data but to leave out the details that would allow people who might use it for purposes that are not purposes for the public health for nefarious purposes. they would not have ready access to thisment but also it's important to point out that the scientists and public health officials particularly those who are surveying and looking at this virus, particularly in southeast asia, have access to the inform

i think mitch daniel kos have caused major problems for obama. i think christie could have. >> don't you think the key question as all of them looked at the same electoral map, all of the people you mentioned looked at the unemployment employment, the economic figures, and something made them shake their head and say i don't like what i'm looking at. you know t seems like it should be a good year for a republican challenger. >> one of the things they -- >> they said no. >> say about gingrich is one of the things i may have missed it, but no one has quite explained to me, so how did he go from 0 t 60. and speaking from the commentators, there's been a lot of people just reminding us how awful he is. but i feel like we haven't really fully explained. >> i feel like we ought to ask that question, absolutely. >> and there's a little bit of-- what i have been just listening to the debate last night and i'm trying to think, i'm trying to think about it what is it appeal being this guy, in the current context. and there's two things that come across to

who they support and we've seen how volatile this race is and it goes up and down and nobody's really ko lesing around anybody, so i can't say that one candidate has the tea party support more than anybody else. >> and there's this. the latest cnn orc poll showed 53% support for gingrich and 13% for romney. so governor hailey's endorsement would be an attempt to get some voters there to reconsider. >> an endorsement from someone like nikki hailey, who's relatively popular with the tea party in her state, could help at least have a few more south carolina tea party advocates give romney a second look. >> gingrich still has electability problems for one thing. an nbc poll shows that in a red state like south carolina, gingrich beats romney hands down. 42% to 23%. but the scary thing for south carolina republicans is that barack obama wins by 4% in an imaginary match-up with the former speeblger and beats romney, too, although it's closer. the craziest thing of all about this poll is that it suggests president obama's who's seen as the bane of republican existence, has a higher approval rat

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this morning police as you see here cleared them out, so cleanup crew kos move in.een there -- crews could move in. claudine wong has been there all morning and is here with an update. >>> as you can see, they've put up signs letting people know the park is closed for renovation. behind you can see that they are clearing out what used to be the grassy area here. they are trying to replace that grass. obviously, the occupy encampment did leave its park. they are trying to get things back to normallal. what you don't see are -- normal. what you don't see are protesters -- they were -- the police went up there and let them know they were in violation of section 302, the park code that does not allow them to stay in the park while the park's closed. there were no scuffles, no confrontation. protesters made it clear they were not happy about leaving but they did leave anyway. >> what are the rules? no tents -- >> no tents. they can't be sleeping in the park because it's technically closed and it's technically lodging overnight in the park. if they are here for first amen

the raise is from 21 to 28 cents an hour it could add ko could a several states.rizona, colorado, ohio, oregon, vermont, as well as washington state. >>> this can't be good news for newt gingrich and rick perry. neither candidate is going to be on the ballot for the virginia primary. let me bring in matt towery, former adviser to newt gingrich, and lee may. how big a deal is it to not be on the ballot in that state? >> if the thing goes long, it could be a big deal. quite frankly, more important for newt is he lives in virginia. doesn't live in georgia anymore. now he has to become a georgian again. he has to have a homestate that votes for him. >> it just looks bad is what you're saying. i think it's an indication that the gingrich campaign, though they will perform better in iowa than they think, they are green, disorganize disorganized. >> same thing, is it just an indication of just how disorganized the campaign must be if you can't even -- come on, you're running for president. >> it shows poor infrastructure. even in iowa, as of last week, newt gingrich didn

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