headlines now police sweep through the occupy l.a. camp arresting almost three hundred after big nord in a fictional water but the n.c. corporate movement that started more than two months ago is only gaining momentum now picking up support from the other side of the barricades. moscow says it can take grounds a cause of and serves a russian passports but will provide any aid necessary now this comes after thousands filed a plea for citizenship to escape discrimination and hostility from ethnic albanians . iran faces a further isolation easy you foreign ministers meet in brussels to discuss more signs sions it follows a mob attack on the british embassy in tehran that prompted london to order all iranian envoys to leave within forty eight hours. and greek technocrats face their first hurdle with thousands on a walkout over new pay cuts job suspensions and emergency property tax dollar tally and express anger at the enormous military spending that they say are being forced to pay for. the arab spring was fast and dramatic with dictators dis

police raided "occupy l.a." camp outside city hall overnight. these officers had to use a cherry picker to pluck some protestors from their treehouse. despite nearly 300 arrests, there was no major violence in l.a. but campers did leave 25 tons of trash behind. the mayor says the clean-up costs will be well into the hundreds of thousands of dollars. >>> it's the biggest gain on wall street in years. how much the stock market shot up today and the coordinated effort behind the surge. >>> it can give out the free toys but where there's a will, there's a way. how mcdonald's got creative to comply with san francisco's happy meal law. >>> the world's best selling prescription drug goes generic. the incentive to keep buying the name brand. firefighter. >>> san francisco police have made an arrest in a hit-and-run accident that critically injured an off-duty firefighter. investigators say that eduardo is the man in the white t-shirt in this video. he is accused of intentionally running down albert bartal at an suv at a parking lot thanksgiving morning.

police sweeps through the occupy l.a. camp arresting almost three hundred people the anti corporate movement is still getting momentum now. bought from the barack. moscow says it can't a grand cause of one serves russian passports but will provide any aid necessary after thousands plead for citizenship to escape discrimination and hostility from ethnic albanian. iran faces further isolation as e.u. foreign ministers meet to discuss more sanctions was following a mob attack on the british embassy in tehran. and greek technocrats face their first hurdle with thousands on a walkout over new cuts while it's highly and this express anger at the enormous military spending that's costing them dearly. and in business russian a profit from the rising tensions between western powers and iran that the country's benchmark here as blends could surge above brands we'll bring you the details of how this is going to. a very warm welcome to you this is r.t. live from moscow with me the recent show one of america's longest standing occupy comes

naughty life here in moscow within twenty four hours a day top stories police sweep through the occupy l.a. camp arresting almost three hundred after the norden eviction order and the anti corporate movement that started more than two months ago is only gaining momentum picking up support from the other side of the barricades. moscow says it can grant calls of russian passports but will provide any aid necessary this comes out of thousands follow the plea for citizenship to escape discrimination and hostility from ethnic albanians. and iran faces further isolation as e.u. foreign ministers agree on more sanctions it follows a mob attack on the british embassy in tehran the prompted london to order iranian envoys to leave within forty eight let's talk about with another summary from fifteen minutes from now in the meantime the arab spring was fast and dramatic with dictators disappearing and tunisia egypt and finally libya while syria yemen and witnessed the brink of civil war in bahrain protesters were driven from the streets by a massive military force latino gets the thoughts from that country

police sweep through the occupy l.a. camp arresting almost three hundred people but the anti corporate movement is still gaining momentum picking up support from the other side of the barricades. moscow says it can't grant because of in service of russian passports but will provide any aid necessary after thousands paid for citizenship to escape discrimination and hostility from ethnic albanians. brown faces for the right solution is before ministers agree on more sanctions following a mob attack on the british embassy in tehran. international using comment twenty four hours a day this is. one of america's longest standing occupy cam stations at los angeles city hall for over two months has been cleared by police almost three hundred people were rounded up by officers in riot gear who forced out the protesters after they ignored and eviction order the city also cleared out of twenty five thousand tons of debris and personal belongings from the park. has this report. we're only three hundred people were arrested in l.a. on wed

police sweeps through the occupy l.a. camp arresting almost three hundred people but the anti corporate movement is still gaining momentum picking up support this time from the other side of the barricades . moscow says it can be drawn because of un serbs or russian passports but it will provide any aid necessary after thousands plead for citizenship to escape discrimination and hostility from ethnic albanians. iran faces further isolation as e.u. foreign ministers agree on more sanctions following a mob attack on the british embassy in tehran. and greek technocrats face their first total with thousands on a walkout over a new car while italians express anger at the enormous military spending bill that's costing me. now just after six pm here in moscow you're watching the live with me rory seem shy of one of america's longest standing occupy camps station that los angeles city hall for over two months has just been cleared by police almost three hundred were rounded up by officers in riot gear who forced out the protesters aft

here in the russian capital this is artsy your headlines now but police sweep through the occupy l.a. camp i rest of almost three hundred people the big norton of fictional water but the anti corporate movement that started more than two months ago is now only gaining momentum this time picking up support from the other side of the barricades . iran faces further isolation as e.u. foreign ministers agree on yet more sanctions that follows a mob attack on the british embassy in tehran the continent logon to order all iranian envoys out of the country within forty eight hours. i must go says it can't grant a cause of on service russian passports but will provide any aid necessary but this comes after thousands filed a plea for citizenship to escape discrimination and hostility from ethnic albanians . for my our colleague bill dodds here in half an hour's time but for now in the kaiser report world governments and media networks telling you truthfully about the global financial crisis or are they just smoke screening their illicit activities max keiser now unveils the painful truth here arts.

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l.a. and occupied philly are no more at least physically so with two of the largest patriot camps a wiped out by law enforcement what's next with a ninety nine percent move and in this weeks alone liberal rumble inquiring minds want to know how much longer can the g.o.p. justify protecting the interests of the one percent at the expense of the rest of the country. you know this more midnight raids against the occupy movement forty eight hours after of fiction deadlines came and went in philadelphia los angeles police moved into both occupations dismantled the camps and arrested hundreds of peaceful patriots in los angeles home of the nation's oldest and largest occupation roughly fourteen hundred police surrounding demonstrators gave them a ten minute warning to leave and then moved in arresting upwards of two hundred ninety people and trashing hundreds of tents and supplies reports the l.a.p.d. selected a few official journalists to cover the raid and then block others those who were selected were banned from tweeting the event live by two am the occupy l.a. and camp and was no more foll

l.a. and camp it was no more following the raid the los angeles mayor via or goes there issued a statement reading at approximately twelve thirty am the l.a.p.d. begin enforcing the closure of city hall park after getting those in the park a final opportunity to leave without facing arrest or in a park closure a first amendment area will remain open in the spring the street city hall steps i don't recall the first amendment giving people the right to peaceably assemble as long as it's in a designated free speech zone as determined by a mare always going to figure the free speech zone was this thing called the united states of america the entire country. anyway meanwhile in philadelphia it was the same story take a look at riot police on horseback forcing occupiers out of the city of brotherly love in camp. this is getting a little out of control. theory ok. all right we do this. this is well live right now. this is playing out right right here on succeed you see dogs. out sears on their horses. are using the horses to push the protesters back. around fifty people were arrested there joinin

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l.a. and philadelphia are over at least for now. police in both cities cleared out the occupy campseir cities early this morning. in l.a., 1400 officers arrested 200 protesters who disobeyed the orders to get up and leave. the city installed fences and concrete barriers to keep the protesters from coming back. up in philadelphia, police cleared out the camp, arrested 52 protesters. the workers used the front end loaders to clear out the tent and trash and other debris. >> meat protesters are free to slaughter horses and sell that meat for human consumption. congress reinstated federal funding for usda inspections of horse meat. a recent study by the accountability office says horses have been abandoned or neglected since the economy went south and thousands were sold for meat in other countries. congress has an ally in that decision. it's peta. they would like to see a been on slaughter and export of horses, but since that's not likely to get done, funding inspections will at least make sure the horses are euthanized humanly and the meat is safe for us to eat. did congress make the

there's a cost to the first amendment. >> despite recent raids on the large camps like l.a., activistsarning they are not going away. all over the country, displaced "occupiers" are promising constant action including a strong presence at the 2012 political conventions. >>> the cal state board has cancelled a scheduled committee meeting because of safety concerns. the board made the decision after protestors clashed with police during another meeting earlier this month. the special committee on presidential selection and compensation was supposed to meet monday in long beach. that meeting will now be held in january. >>> tonight the body of a fallen san jose soldier is back in the bay area. the army returned the remains of specialist sean walsh to moffett field today. he died during combat in afghanistan two weeks ago. mark sayre shows us today's emotional homecoming. >> reporter: the casket containing the body of 21-year- old california army national guard specialist sean walsh returned with full military honors to moffett field with hundreds of guardsmen standing at attention, specia

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l.a. over $2 million. police broke up the camp last month and arrested over 300 people. an estimated $1.6 million was spent on police overtime. meanwhile, occupy l.a. protesters are calling the lawsuit outrageous and they say the city should have set aside funds for the protest. occupy l.a. has already filed two lawsuits against los angeles, but the city may counter suit against some of the funds back. >>> the new year bringing big new fines to lead footers on vasco road. starting january 1st, there will be a double fine zone along a 19-mile stretch of vasco road between interstate 580 and livermore and walnut boulevard in brentwood. the chp is warning drivers to obey speed limits and other posted traffic signs or risk paying a hefty penalty. the assembly passed legislation in naming the area a safety zone following several serious accidents along the congested alternate routes. >>> taking from the rich to give to the poor? next at 6:00, a mysterious group takes credit for stealing thousands of credit card numbers and cash. >>> a welcome home that was anything but. new de

camp. for two months prior character los angeles has shut down l.a. police moved in just after midnight so close that dozens of protesters were arrested and they arrested about two hundred protesters los angeles police department said that there were only three incidents where they had to use force last night which is really pretty incredible when you consider the manpower that they brought in the number of people thousands of people who were camped out here about four hundred police officers moved in just after midnight to set down the camp on the ball of city hall police say the operation for peace for the most part was a pretty cooperative crowd and very non violence or happy about that. all right well i still stand by the fact that i find it to be a positive thing that los angeles at least transit used tear gas and flash grenades and other chemical agents and overly oppressive tactics to get the protesters out completely the opposite of what we saw in oakland new york and elsewhere and i still wish they would have let them stay but if they're goin

camp. >> anne you get the feeling with what they did in l.a. yesterday, what they have done in philly and new york and, of course, oakland a few weeks back, that it was just a matter of time before they said, it's time. >> reporter: and the protestors that i have spoken with about this say, yeah, they realize that there's no way this camp is going to remain here. but the question is, do you go down fighting take a stand or do you continue and move into the mission? >> at least they have an option if they want to move. okay, anne makovec live in windy san francisco this morning, thanks. >>> and more "occupy" protestors up in santa rosa have taken down their tents because their camping permits expired at midnight this morning. last week, police cleared out campers without permits from their spots outside city hall. now, the city stopped issuing permits citing sanitary and health problems there. on their website, "occupiers" promise to maintain a daily presence at the santa rosa city hall. they will hold a rally for the students on saturday. >>> p

l.a. that a lot of the occupations have been dismantled the whole camping overnight aspect is no longer a part of this i will say that just down the street from our studios in d.c. . occupied macpherson square just keeps getting bigger with more and more tense but christina what do you say to those people that say you know the tents are down that means the movement's almost over. i say open up your eyes say you haven't been paying attention already and that's why our country's in the crisis that it's in right now open your eyes you know turn off the mainstream media and pick up a newspaper you know that's more progressive pick up a news or newspaper that's going to tell you the truth that they're not going to be biased you know i ask people please open your minds and open your hearts and understand that this is something that needs to happen and because you don't see it don't doubt us don't doubt us because we're becoming stronger than ever right now and i just ask them to respect the movement understand like you know people like to make fun of it please don't take that approach because i

l.a. may have been effected but that will not stop them from protesting. the lapd mantled be camp been living in for the past two months due to the sanitary issues. officials say over 30 t of garbage had been left there. mcdonald's restaurants in san francisco have found a way to keepyto toys in that they're happy meals. the city recently voted to ban macdonell from including toys and they're happy meals at least until the company complied with healthier food regulations. it goes into effected today but mcdonald's has found a loophole in the law. they will include the tollway for a 10¢ charitable donation to the ronald mcdonald house. mcdonald's says it is including smaller fries and apples in every happy meal in an effort to bring healthier food to children. we have live music this midday from country music duo the secret sisters they are performing tonight with brandi carlie at the park west. he has been added for three decades. in the field of education there is plane and noise and then there is harmony take a look. >>room 217 is a noisy place not the kind of out of control no

camp and he told me about has experience there . hundreds and actually thousands of people mobilized to occupy l.a. once the mayor took back the approval for city hall to have the encampment there on the lawn thousands mobilize knowing that innovation was pending just like they did in wall street in oakland and other places but regardless of the people legitimately wanting to express their first amendment rights their freedom to assemble the city came charging in before any dispersal order was given the l.a.p.d. came charging in with full riot gear from city hall onto the city hall lawn anyone who is in their way when they were charging in i was knocked over was be in i personally saw a photographer a journalist who was on the stairs who was thrown down the stairs and b. and he was actually charged with assaulting an officer even though his back was to them when they charged through the police went around through the camp destroying tents ripping them apart pulling people out of them were in their tents asleep and then surrounded the entire area and began arresting people one by one who are refusin

l.a. even as widespread arrests were taking place and there were lots of emotions involved of course there were brought down their camps that meant for many fear that the message of the movement would vanish together with the tense in those parts the message being against corporate greed against corruption in washington it can all make inequality and excesses of the u.s. financial system. and he's a gun if you can reporting right there one of these latest arrests in l.a. now bring the total across the whole occupy movement to almost five thousand but now police are actually starting to defect to the other side now across one of more important has been finding out why some people have been choosing to make history rather than make arrests. occupy wall street has become an undeniable american household name. and police crackdowns against the democratic movement have become something of the norm not so normal is seeing one side endorse the other. retired philadelphia police captain gray lewis became the game changer on nov seventeenth arrested while demonstrating with occupy protesters on the streets of new york city the

camps open. the new orleans hornets agreed to send the all-star to los angeles as part of a multiplayer deal teaming up with kobe bryant in l.abut the league, which has owned the hornets for the last year vetoed the plan. stern was lobbied by owners to stop the deal over concerns the lakers would be getting another huge name at the expense of smaller market franchise. what? cavs owner dan gilbert involved in that nasty back and forth over lebron james sent an e-mail "commission, it would be a travesty to allow the lakers to acquire chris paul in the apparent trade being discussed. this trade should go to a vote of the owners of the hornets. i know the vast majority of owners feel the same way i do. when will we just change the name of 25 of the 30 teams to the washington agagenerals? please advise." they say it was based on basketball reasons. making for an awkward start to the season for pau gasol and lamar odom set to be traded to new orleans and houston as part of the deal. instead they'll be expected to report to practice in los angeles. odom tweeted "when a team trades you and it doesn't go down, now what? chris paul who

in l.a., over 10,000 showed up for a single job fair and thousands more lined up in the summer heat in atlanta, even camping out overnight in their best business attire. >> got child, kids, bills, you don't want to be homeless. >> reporter: the year started out with an unemployment rate of 9.4%. it improved ever so slightly, but by year's end, it was still too high and over 14 million americans were still searching for work. number one the boom and bust republican primary. in august, michele bachmann looked like a front-runner. >> thank you, everyone! we did this together. >> reporter: she won the iowa straw poll and then promptly flamed out. next up, rick perry shot to the top, but not for long. >> the -- the commerce. >> the commerce. >> let's see. i can't. oops. >> reporter: herman cain had his turn, he, too, was at a loss for words. >> okay, libya -- that's a different one. >> reporter: throughout it all, mitt romney stayed steady. about 25% in virtually every poll as the others rose and fall. one romney aid called it whack-a-mole. every time one candidate went down, another one popped up. the last one

camp inside a portland park. cleanup crews tore down the tent as they cleaned up the area. quite a different scene in l.a.olice headquarters. they were holding signs, but only one person was arrested. >>> right now, sales are surging in the holiday season. a question that all of us are asking is why? some say consumer optimism is tied to solid job numbers but a new article in u.s. news and world report suggests folks are splurging before things get worse. rick newman is the author of the piece that i alluded to as the grinch. >> somebody has to be. >> i guess so. you do raise interesting point here. u.s. credit rating down. congress at an impasse. new employee hiring relatively weak. so why are people forking over the money? >> i'm not sure. the real question is where are they getting the money? incomes have not gone up over the last year after you account for inflation. spending obviously has been strong so far. that makes you say what's going on behind the scenes. we do know that people are saving less. so they're willing to put a little bit less in the bank and spend more. i don't think that explains a

l.a. protestors are back on the street. yesterday about 200 people protested outside a men's central jail. they carried signs that included drop the charges. >>> a man's body was found at an occupy camp site at the university of north texas. the body was discovered yesterday by members of the school's police department. university spokesman says no one else was at the encampment when police arrived. the man's identity has not been revealed and an autopsy is being scheduled. >>> the city ofays palo alto is cleaning up a dump. tomorrow the city will break ground on the project that includes creating a nature park. it will also lane up the soil which currently contains toxins such as mercury and arsenic. >>> this morning two families are living in temporary housing after a duplex fire in oakland. it happened around 5:20 last night on the 9300 block of walnut street. the fire started outside and quickly spread right through the two unit complex. firefighters put the flames out in minutes. no one was inside at the time of the fire. the two families will be in a nearby motel for the rest of the weekend. the cause of the fire has not been determined. >>> oakland police are investigating a s

camp. the l.a.p.d. is not commenting on the story. >>> some of the 300 occupy protestors arrested during wednesday's early morning raid are finally free this morning. they left l.a jail yesterday after posting bail. >> that's who refuse tow cooperate, we were pressure pointed in the neck and dragged off. the officers were mainly nice to me. i can't speak for everyone else's experience. we had no soap, no showers for three days. >> some of the 300 people arrested still remain behind bars because they can't afford to make bail. >>> it looks like bonuses for wall street executives will be smaller this year. compensation experts predict companies will cut back between 15 to 30%. investment firm goldman sachs already reduced regulations. >>> a largest is underway on a peninsula. why state biologists are looking for dozens of deer near woodside and hillsboro. and winds did not to blow strong at this hour. coming up how long we expect that advisory to last for the hills and how much warmer we are because of those winds. this is droid razr by motorola. the droid that proves thin is no longer frail. diamond-cut spun aluminum, a face reinforced with gorilla glass, and a b