i'm liz wall and you're watching artsy well police continue to violently crack down on occupy wall street protesters the latest clashes in california last night. take a look at this video of a showdown between police and students at u.c. berkeley campus police in riot gear police tear down the encampment and arrest dozens shocking images of police beating and jabbing students with the times thousands of protesters in california demonstrating against jewish in increases and public education funding cuts the university of california could soon face one hundred million dollars in cuts that's in addition to the six hundred fifty million already slashed meanwhile to wish and continues to skyrocket the protest for education tapping into the energy of the occupy wall street movement we're seeing across the nation right now eric your rebate joins us he was in the middle of the chaos last night he says he was a victim of police brutality and how the scars to prove it. eric we're seeing it we just saw that violent video explain to us of what happens when and how police decide it's a violent crackdo

thank you, liz. pat?ing up on news 4, tse moms are chewing on the sidelines in an unexpected way. the high school where a cheer leading squad doesn't have students, it has parents. >>> police thought they solved the murder of a teacher. the bombshell that came after the verdict. >>> hey there, i'm wendy rieger. coming up on news 4 at 5:00. wilson ramos is back in d.c. and talking about his kidnapping at gunpoint from his home in venezuela and his rescue. the frantic 911 calls from a group of students trapped in an elevator shaft. >>> tonight at 6:00, a school bus driver is suspended from her job because of her cell phone. those stories and >>> she means business. jackie bradford, the president and general manager of nbc 4 was honored last night as one of the 25 most influential, powerful and trail blazing women in washington business. >> the washington business journal offers the award each year. she was chosen as a woman who leads our strong organization here, nbc 4 and gives back to the community. >> sh

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let me say too i think liz is right. fact is, you know, these stories are distracting in many ways from what's really going on. i'm here in virginia. have been traveling with the governor. we have elections on tuesday for the state legislature here. and i think we're going to win control of the virginia state senate. i think we're going to win control of the mississippi state house. we're going to make gains in new jersey. people are fed up with what's going on in washington and frustrated with the obama economy. and you're seeing a harbinger of that here just in these state elections coming up soon. >> schieffer: the clock has run out. thanks to all of you for a very interesting exchange. back in a minute. tle emotional here? aren't you getting a little industrial? okay, there's enough energy right here in america. yeah, over 100 years worth. okay, so you mean you just ignore the environment. actually, it's cleaner. and, it provides jobs. and it helps our economy. okay, i'm listening. [announcer] at conoco phillips we'r

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i'm liz wall and you're watching artsy the world's twenty most powerful nations are set to gather in france and a couple of days of protests are already heating up outside the summit site today was day one of the planned it four day demonstration thousands of protesters in days are speaking out against globalization and capitalism france now trying to prevent a repeat of mass demonstrations turned violent and needs back in two thousand when riot police and an estimated fifty thousand protesters clashed. in the streets but the twenty protests come at the heels of the occupy wall street demonstrations that are going strong across the u.s. and around the world the two route the two rallies share some of the same group and says both are speaking out against a system that favors the corporate elite at the expense of the average person so how do the occupiers feel about things heating up outside the g twenty are things on the stasi of charkha has to the biggest occupy wall street encampment to find out. from france to the u.s. from an alternative g. twenty summit in nice. to occupy wall st

then later recruiting one of liz's friends to kill him.ally. >> she was like would you be brave enough to do this? >> to do what? >> she wanted me to kill my step dad. >> in 25 years on the job, detective murphy never heard a story quite like this. he pressed further, he said, pushing elizabeth to explain how her mother talked her into murder. and the answer, elizabeth says now, was this. it was love given and withheld. >> it wasn't really an affectionate home overall. i wanted that real mother, daughter relationship and it wasn't there. >> several months prior to the murder, her mom was taking them shopping, they were going out, being a family. there was some type of parental involvement. >> and she liked that? >> she liked it. that was something she was lacking. >> but having finally offered her daughter the maternal affection she so craved, joan threatened to withdraw it unless she got that gun and used it to kill her father, or so elizabeth claimed. >> when somebody is in your ear, let alone your mother, every day, got to the point whe

. >> fenty to liz, our alphabet soup view on this project. -- thank you to liz, our alphabet soup do rooguru on this project. this is just one of the programs created in the past, known as the cma block agency program. the goal of the revised program is to incentivize housing into sustainable growth at all local level. this is accomplished by a number of ways that the program is structured. the basic skeletons, first of all, these funds will be distributed by formulas to their respective jurisdictions. the proposed formula right now is half based on population and one quarter based on the store housing and future housing population. this is a significant precedent. if the block grant program, comprised of a number of programs in it, our local street and road resurfacing, transportation, project paid access, safe routes to school, and bicycle programs. so, in order to incentivize the right kind of growth policies, we proposed accomplishing this through a series of carrots and sticks. agencies would see significantly more funding than in the past. roughly double the amount that was ava

liz cheney says president obama's re-election strategy is let the economy tank? an "the ed show" exclusive out of wisconsin, the scott walker recall efforts later in the show. keep the tweets coming. we want to hear from you. share your thoughts on twitter with #edshow and we'll feature them on the screen throughout the show tonight and every night. >>> welcome back to "the ed show." the democrats are losing a great one. a leader who righties just love to hate is retiring. congressman barney frank of massachusetts announced he will not run for re-election in 2012 after more than 30 years of service. congressman frank had long planned to retire by 2014, but decided to leave two years sooner for many reasons. one factor was the effect redistricting would have on his constituency. >> there were other issues that i worked on that would either become politically irrelevant or diminished. i don't want to be torn between a full-fledged campaign in a district with 325,000 new people and my obligation to the existing constituents. >> frank has been a major advocate for pr

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iowa voters did pick a new state picked another democrat.fá a democrat named liz mathis.e1 and perhapsbecause they were treated to calls like this against her.i] >> so before you support liz mathis, call her and ask her which homosexual sex act she endorses. >> yes, that's d+ the campaign went in iowa.Ñi we'll have more on that coming up later in the show tonight. so the democrat won that race in iowa. the democrats, there, hold on to the state senate in iowa. enius republican plan wa. by the genius republican governor there is foiled. that happened in iowa. even though there was national focus on ballot measures in a e1 few different states last night, and new jersey and kentucky hadi some pretty striking results.+ in kentucky, a number of statewide office holders were up for election, and it was nearly a clean sweep for the democrats, in kentucky. abramson won re-election by a 20-point margin.5a the state auditor's race and th attorney general's race, despite some big national guns weighing on behalf of the republ'ç people like mike huckabee, rudy giuliani, sarah palin, the republ

i'm liz wahl in here watching artsy well iran as facing fresh sanctions today the u.s. u.k. and canada have announced new financial and energy sanctions against the country it's all an attempt to stop iran from developing its suspected nuclear weapons program this comes after a controversial report came out from the un's a large dog agency which is supposedly. shows evidence that iran is pursuing nuclear ambitions meanwhile syria now being eyed as the next country to face sanctions this as the u.n. puts pressure on syria to hold military operations against civilians and advocates human rights in the country the un human rights committee today passed a resolution condemning syria's crackdown on protesters no mention and a resolution of sanctions but it's not if syria doesn't listen up that is going to be the next step that would lead to a new country to face sanctions what is the point of them and what do they really accomplish jamaal of the policy director for the national iranian american council is here to do you see the studio to help us sort this all out welcome jim all

liz hunt of santa clara valley. [applause] >> this to know -- just to know, we did not nominate you because you are old or dead. it is my pleasure to introduce our fourth honoree. she is president, current president of the board of directors of the indian health center, and might agency is located in san jose for those of you that have not been there, it is in the southern part of the state. a little joke there. lee says connection -- lisa's connection with these surt luck or destiny. she moved to san jose and was working as a litigation attorney for an intellectual property law firm and finishing the prerequisites for medical school. at least twice a day she would drive down meridian ave and go past a strange looking building that defined itself as indian health center. she would think to yourself, i should see if that place needs volunteers. one day she called, and of -- beloved physician we had identified a project for lisa and actor -- ask her to consider joining the board of directors. with leases unique legal

i'm liz wahl and you're watching artsy well from coast to coast occupy wall street protesters storming the u.s. cities today today is the two month anniversary of the movement and protesters are commemorating head with what they are calling a day of action and york city where it all began they aim to shut down wall street once again it turned violent as police cracked down and arrested dozens. it was you can see be chaotic scene here police decked out in riot gear dragging and arresting protesters and we have this serving video of police arresting a woman take a look. at. the girl obviously in pain there struggling on the ground as police restraint her these violent images becoming an all too familiar sight over the past few months but this movement has progressed well r.t. has been covering this story from day one and we have correspondents. in all the movements hot spots around the country to bring us the latest on associate church going to and york and ramon in los angeles let's begin with you on a stasia what is going on there right now. well you know live like you mentioned in the

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i'm liz wall and you're watching artsy well from coast to coast occupy wall street protesters storming u.s. cities today today is the two month anniversary of the movement and protesters are commemorating it with what they are calling a day of action in new york city where it all began they aim to shut down wall street occupy transportation hubs and the brooklyn bridge once again it turned violent as police crackdown and arrests dozens. what. was. well you can see the chaotic scene here of police decked out in riot gear dragging and arresting protesters and we have some disturbing video police arresting a woman take a walk. with. a girl obviously in pain there's struggling on the ground as police restrained her these violent images becoming an all too familiar sight over the past few months since the movement has progressed well r.t. has been covering this story from day one we have correspondents in all the movements hot spots around the country it's a bring us the latest on the stasi a cherokee and i was in new york ramon glendower in los angeles and christine preserve our right here

liz has details. what does this mean, liz, for mf global and its investors? >> it's terrible for mf global. mf global, by the way, has been delisted. its stock is not trading anymore, and there are massive questions swirling around the company that your viewers haven't heard of, but they do matter because a lot of other companies are still looking for money that might be attributed to having been invested with mf global. jon corzine watts hea was the hs company after he left being governor of new jersey. he announced he won't take the $12 million in severance that was owed to him. he better not, because that would be a huge problem. there would be a massive outcry. the problem is, no other employees, and there were lots of them at mf global, will get any kind of severance, even a day's pay. for mf global, this is a categorical disaster. the breaking news this afternoon, bret, these companies have accounts at different financial firms, $600 million has been found, but they're not saying if that's the mf global money that's missing. there's some $600 million th

liz, why don't you start. you covered these for the examiner. >> yeah. i think so far if you look at the evidence there was that incident at the convention center in which a few people got injured. things really calmed down after that. and d.c. police and national park police have regularly gone through the parks and regularly spoken with protesters. there seems to be kind of a sense of you guys do whatever you've got to do. and so far since that one incident there hasn't been much. meanwhile, in other cities, oakland, new york, dallas, things have been escalating. people have been going through and raiding. and d.c. council people have said seplly we know how to do the first amendment better. and they have basically taken the supportive stance of let's let them do whatever they have to do as long as it doesn't get unsanitary or something else dangerous. >> the level, as liz reported, the kind of people demonstrating and the people in government who are watching them, a little different than new york. a lot different than oakland. this is a city of demon

i'm liz wall and you're watching our t.v. starting off this hour protests rage on in france as the world and those powerful leaders gather for the g. twenty summit the focus now on the us the latest drama in greece european leaders talking about getting greece off the euro as an attempt to rescue the currency the possibility of a looming greek greek default now hanging over the g twenty summit world leaders worry that such a default will send shock waves throughout the euro zone and the world sparking a global recession are the correspondent a nice and now we joined me earlier from the g. twenty with the latest on the unfolding greek drama in france. well things have been developing very quickly here in france and in europe and especially all life in greece prime minister going back and forth he was summoned on the eve of the summit here by merkel and nicolas sarkozy after he announced that they would have a referendum and let the people actually decide on whether or not they would make comments in order to receive the next b

i'm liz wahl and you're watching artsy. well today marks the two month anniversary of the occupy wall street movement and protesters are commemorating it with what they are calling a day of action and york city where it all began they aim to shut down wall street once again and turned violent as police crackdown and arrests. you can see the chaotic scene here police decked out in riot gear dragging and arresting protesters and we found this serving video police arresting a woman take a look. at the girl very obviously in pain there struggling on the ground as police try to restrain her these violent images becoming an all too familiar scene over the two months that the movement has progressed earlier i spoke with arts he's on the south of. the window about today's massive protest in new york and los angeles take a listen well you know liz like you mentioned in the videos that are popping up all over the internet and that we have been bringing our viewers a sometimes really shocking to try to believe that this brutality is h

i'm liz wall and girl watching our t.v. all occupy wall street protesters are heating up in oakland where protesters have successfully shut down the city's poor the demonstrations there turning chaotic. police clad in riot gear use here gas and fire helots up the crowd then are arresting demonstrators by the dozens at least or protesters reportedly injured and hot. but allies among those injured a man and woman headed by a mercedes take a look at the scene last night angry protesters swarmed the car conflicting accounts as to what exactly happened some say the driver plowed the current of the protesters others say the driver was provoked by activists pounding on the car and amid the strikes the violence the chaos oakland is shaping up to be a major hub for the occupy wall street movement with outsiders flocking to the california city artsy producer lucy cavanagh is right there in the middle of the action well actually the scene is fairly calm i check the walk around the perimeter and this morning most of the protesters are

i'm liz wall and you're watching artsy the world's twenty most powerful nations are set to gather in france in a couple of days of protests are already heating up outside of the summit site today was day one of the planned forty demonstration thousands of protesters and niggas are speaking out against globalization and capitalism france now trying to prevent a repeat of a man. last seven straight turn violent and back in two thousand and riot police an estimated fifty thousand protesters clashed in the streets and i think correspondent daniel busha was in the thick of the action a nice earlier i spoke to daniel he brought us the very latest but what's really interesting here is that the protesters are getting smaller if in previous g twenty summits we've seen a lot of oil and a lot of provocation we've seen a lot of bubbles with police and so on this time we're actually seeing a very big contrast protesters around here at the moment as you can see it's really getting quite difficult in terms of the police reaction which is getting very heavy handed but by contrast the people themselv

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liz crenshaw is here. let's ask her these questions.day. >> happy friday to you. >> i'm interested in the first question. sandy in maryland sent an e-mail saying baby carrots are soaked in chlorine to help preserve them. is it true? if it is, are they safe to eat? >> don't believe every e-mail you read. we turned to the largest producer of the baby carrots. they say chlorinated water is used to wash the carrots at four parts per million. it's the same standard for drinking water. the chlorine is used to kill bacteria. it is not a preservative. within 24 hours of cleaning the carrot, there's no chlorine on the product. half true, half not true, don't worry about it. >> you don't need to wait 24 hours before eating them? >> no, it will be taken care of by the time you get your hands on them. >> katy says her credit report is spotless but keeps getting phone calls from a collection agency trying to collect a debt. how do you stop them? >> we turned to an attorney to get your answer to this question. she says there could be more than one re

liz claman in for martha mac doocy.ice to see you. >> you are the caesar reena on the fox business network. >> bill: watch old clips. number one "saturday night live" premiered in 1975 immediately made stars of previously unknown cast. >> i value couple of eggs and a couple eggs, sausage. is that the link sausage or patties? >> links. links. link sausage. eggs over lightly. a large orange juice and coffee. >> cheeseburger? >> bill: who was original first cast member of snl quitting after one season. >> bill: the answer is chevy chase. >> c. as in chevy chase. >> bill: liz is too young to remember that. >> i was about 12. >> i was thinking of the suburb in washington, d.c. >> bill: here is question number two. doocy breaks on top. the emmy award started 1989. which sitcom is the most deck core rated program in any history winning 37 awards in various categories over the course of its run? which sitcom. cards up, please? >> why does lilith tag along anyway. >> bell of and shock wave meeting the coldest would crack the ear

hi, liz. >> competition to the apple ipad can only be a good thing.gives gift givers a choice of tablet options and prices. >> the question is, are we able to keep up with all this technology? >> laptops, e readers, smartphones, now the tablet. >> do we need one? >> reporter: the apple ipad tops the list and the competitors are hot on its heels. >> last year, you were shopping for an ipad. this year, it's different. >> reporter: best buy alone has dozens of different tablets on sale for the holidays. >> acor, samsung. >> reporter: a tablet is less expensive than a laptop. you can watch movies, sur ch the web. among tablets, there are big price differences. $200 to $800 depending on screen size and features. the apple ipad is the best. second best is the samsung galaxy. >> unlike the ipad, it runs flash videos. flash is a service apple resists for years. >> just this month, two new tablets hit the market, am zion os kindle fire and nook had success as ereaders. >> it's half the price. the kindle fire is essentially a smaller tablet that offers a more l

liz crenshaw is here to explain it all. hi, liz. >> reporter: wendy and jim we begin with the recall of a potentially deadly food sold at a local grocer. the food and drug administration announced it is expanding the recall of divina stuffed olives due to a lack of temperature control during the distribution process which poses the risk of botulism poisoning, a potentially deadly form of poisoning. the olives were distributed to safeway stores around d.c., maryland, and virginia. the olives are packaged in four-ounce plastic cup containers. the recall includes best used dates of january 11, 2012 and february 1st, 2012. the fda released a list of specific safeway stores in our area that received the recalled olives. they include the 14th street safeway store in the district, old georgetown road in bethesda, norbeck road in rockville, shady drove, in virginia west washington street? middleburg, richmond highway in alexandria, old keene mill road in burke and broadlands plaza in ashburn. consumers are urged not to eat the reca

liz prada joins us now.ey's commercial is air nothing new hampshire and if we talk about the economy we'll lose. when obama said that he was quoting a strategist for john mccain. >> unethical. mitt romney may look like a gentleman and sound like a gentleman and dress like a gentleman. but this ad indicates the way he will fight the campaign. he will not be a gentleman. this is an out and out lie to answer your question. look at the ad was unleashed in the past week of thanksgiving holiday week. the new york times called it a stealth attack . usually they put it on hold at this time. and first, we'll see in the ad that obama appears to be saying if we talk about the economy we'll lose. and let's listen to that. [applause] i am confident that we can steer ourselves out of this chrisis. we need a rescue plan for the i middle class . if we keep talking about the economy we are going to lose, lose, lose. cnow, what obama, the president actually says. this was in the 2 you campaign. when he was talking about his r

liz claman in for martha mac doocy. see you. >> you are the caesar reena on the fox business network. >> bill: watch old clips. number one "saturday night live" premiered in 1975 immediately made stars of previously unknown cast. >> i value couple of eggs and a couple eggs, sausage. is that the link sausage or patties? >> links. links. link sausage. eggs over lightly. a large orange juice and coffee. >> cheeseburger? >> bill: who was original first cast member of snl quitting after one season. >> bill: the answer is chevy chase. >> c. as in chevy chase. >> bill: liz is too young to remember that. >> i was about 12. >> i was thinking of the suburb in washington, d.c. >> bill: here is question number two. doocy breaks on top. the emmy award started 1989. which sitcom is the most deck core rated program in any history winning 37 awards in various categories over the course of its run? which sitcom. cards up, please? >> why does lilith tag along anyway. >> bell of and shock wave meeting the coldest would crack the earth in