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but the first moment i got appointed by mike bloomberg as planning commissioner i said this is my project and priority. >> i'm glad you took the job. (laughter) >> you have to remember that most of e pele who lived in th area of the high line, this was an area of just auto repair sand vehicle storage and it was really... except for the gallery district which was very strong it was a degraded area of the city. and most of the property owners there-- if not all of them-- wanted the high line torn down. >> they didn't think it was good for business. >> and they couldn't build on their property. as we went from property owner to property owner... you have to remember the high line was not owned by the city, was owned by see sex railroad... c.s.x. railroad. and they wouldn't give it to the city until every property owner signed on. it was my job as planning commissioner to convince the property owners to sign on. but they didn't have value for their property because it was unrneath the highline. so that's where we used an old zoning tool of transfer of development rights to gi them value for t

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. >> the new york city mayor, mike bloomberg commented. >> tens of thousands of people would be participating in today's protest. there have been far fewer. so far, they have caused what can be described as minimal disruptions to the city. >> he supports their first amendment rights but has no plans to let them rebuild their city in the park. >>> new details in the penn state child sex abuse scandal. more people stepping forward telling a private attorney they were abused by the former football coach, jerry sandusky. peter alexander has the story. >> reporter: with the penn state sexual abuse scandal growing, more victims are coming forward and beginning to share their stories of abuse. some dating back to the 1970s. >> there's comfort in numbers. i think they understand we are not alone. >> reporter: he represents at least two victims, one not included in the grand jury report. that man was told by authorities he is victim number 11. >> my client was sexually assaulted by him in the '90s and on the grounds of penn state university. >> reporter: "the new york times" officials at the second mi

mayor mike bloomberg said his decision to evict was based on health and safety concerns. >> protesters have had two months to occupy the park with tents and sleeping bags. now they will have to occupy the space with the power of their arguments. >> every time they -- they pull something like this, we just gain more support. >> reporter: the park is once again, packed with protesters. many say the eviction only gives them new resolve to grow their movement between corporate greed and academic inqaelt. police officers are keeping a close eye on the park. >> everything we started here today doesn't end in this space. it moves from this space. >> reporter: a major demonstration is planned for thursday to mark the two-month anniversary of the occupy wall street movement. >>> at about the same time, more protests began at the university of california at berkeley. police shot a man on the campus. police say he was inside the business school and took a gun out of his backpack. no word on his condition this morning. police say the incident was not connected with the wall street protests. >>> cb

could you get someone who had half of colin powell's foreign policy credentials and half of mike bloomberg's money and who is half as crazy as ross perot, you would have a great candidate. i don't know who that person is. chris: lizzi. >> we've been racking our heads. reporters like talking about a third party candidate and it makes us smart and pick through people who we think are -- but nobody here has a name on their list. >> let's remember the presidential election of 1992. ross perot got almost 19%. almost 19% of the vote in the 1992 presidential election. and he was the leading candidate before he went wacko -- chris: certifiable. he said the north koreans were running across his front lawn. >> the frontrunner through much of the summer. and i don't think bill clinton would have won that race if perot had not been in it. chris: there is a protest mood out there where people may not want to choose between obama and mitt romney. they would rather say i voted for john anderson. i voted -- maybe not petraeus but somebody like that. before we break another zast russ week for herman cain wit

here's how mayor mike bloomberg justified the move. >> we have an obligation to enforce the laws todays to the park so everybody can protest. that's the first amendment, and it's number one on our minds. we also have a similar, just as important obligation torbgs protect the health and safety of the people in the park. >> poppy harlow is live in new york with the latest. poppy, you are there at the site. take us to it. describe what is taking place there. give us a sense of the lay of the land right now. >> suzanne, just in the latest hour, we hear the protesters singing we shall not be moved. return to the park. they were gone for a few hours this morning. this is a sign a number of them are carrying, the 99% or under attack, nypd raid. they're talking about the police officers coming in the middle of the night and evicting entirely all of the occupy wall street protesters. we were here throughout the night reporting from 2:00 a.m. on. this is very peaceful what is going on here. about a half hour ago, there were confrontations on the other side of the park, suzanne. you can see these

. >> new york city mayor mike bloomberg announced police raised a man in his manhattan restaurant.homemade bombs like the ones seen in this demonstration video to target police cars post offices and troops returning home from overseas. police allegedly nabbed him in the process of making a bomb. police commissioner ray kelly says they have been monitoring him since 2009 and describe him as a loan wolf suspect. investigators say he got a lot of his ideas from an on-line al qaeda publication. i am marianne rafferty now back to huckabee. for your latest headlines go on to foxnews.com. now, back to huckabee. headlines when you want them at fox news .com. >> mike: each week day join me for the huckabee report on radio all across america. also available as a pod cast. go to mike huckabee .com and find out more. sign up for the facebook page or follow me on twitter. washington always had its share of crooked characters and corrupt cronies. an influencial lobby wrist. jack abr abramov was a master t making deals. he was convicted of bribing washington's heat with lavish gifts in exchange f

they steal mike bloomberg data putting up $100 billion to build a whole new university labs lab center to generate high-tech jobs, you know, i don't know who's going to get the contractor to worship insertion in new york university we get it. >> at the stanford alumni i have to somewhat -- >> stanford is in competition for the money. the point is that it's a hack of an idea. it's the way the world should work. i think it's wonderful. los angeles just announced a vast new consortium to a major retrofit buildings that include greater energy efficiency and putting up more solar power and how they were going to finance it and it's going to be the biggest pressure for a project and they figured out how to do it. but all we did was provide technical help and support. they figured out how to finance it. the congress at least should not make decisions which make those things were difficult. it should empower that unrewarded incentivizing it. >> is an election day today. not in new york city but certainly many cities across the country mayors are being in san francisco, baltimore, houston, phoe

. >> mike bloomberg moved to move them out and the court case ensu ensued.tude on how this could be an issue in the campaign? >> they are a little bit all over the place. we have been talking a lot about it. this is something seeping into the national consciousness. poll iing that suggests that mo people identify with the cause and the inequality between the rich and the poor that identify with the tea party and polling that suggests the opposite. this is in some ways and i don't want to make the comparison, but what is similar is in political terms, we didn't know what we were getting and where it would head for months after it began. we are still in the instant stages of the occupy wall street movement. drawing conclusions is tough. >> you can see there with the pictures with the nypd and the protesters around the area, this is heating up indeed. thank you very much. that does it for us for this edition of "andrea mitchell report reports". new york city deputy mayor and hillary clinton adviser responding on the occupy protests. remember to follow the show

so, another perot could emerge, and mike bloomberg, the mayor of new york is one of those people alsoidate, clean house and get our financial problems in order. >> thank you for joining me. i appreciate it. >>> in michigan today, all that's missing is the stroke of a pen and the state will have a long-awaited anti-bullying law on the book. you think the lawmakers who pushed hardest for this measure would be cheering for the governor's signature but many are not. joining me now from lansing to join me, michigan state senator glenn anderson. nice to have you here. you were among the biggest advocates for an anti-bullying bill and yet you tried to get this measure voted down. why would you do that? >> well, thomas, i appreciate you having me on today. this bill falls far short of what we expected to have as effective policy. something that would really make a difference for kids in michigan. it fell short in three key areas. one of them is there's no reporting that's required to be sent to the department of education. so, there's really no way to monitor if this is having any effect on t

mike bloomberg put up $100 million to build a new laboratory center to develop high-tech jobs. i don't know who gets the contract -- >> as a stanford alumni, i have to -- >> they are in competition for the mu, but the other point is it's a heck of idea and the way the world should work. i think it's wonderful. los angeles just announced its vast new consortium to have major buildings to have greater energy efficiencies and putting up solar power and how they were going to finance it, and it's the biggest commercial project the country has yet undertaken. they figured out how to do it. full disclosure. my foundation's climate change initiative worked with them, but we just provided, you know, technical help and support. they figured out how to finance it, so the city's can do a lot of these things, but the congress, at least, should not make decisions 245 makes those things more difficult. they should be empowering that and rewarding it and insent vising it. >> and it's an election day today, not in new york city, but certainly in many cities across the country, mayors are being

here, david, whether it's for two weeks or 25 years, illegally, newt gingrich tonight took the mike bloombergosition, does it hurt him? >> probably in the short term. but i will have to tell you, in the long term, i think it may not. look, i have -- good for him. he broke with the orthodoxy. he did have to take a more humane position. they want to division between those who have been here a long time and let their families stay versus those who have been here a short time. the politics of it, yeah, he'll take a hit in the conservative community. he'll get credit for willing to say what he believes. i think with the broader public, john, he's just now, for the first time, americans who are not republicans, independents are thinking, might newt gingrich be the candidate? with a lot of the people seeing the humane side of gingrich tonight i think was a plus. you know, it's part of -- i kept thinking about this is a man who is also asking for redemption and seeking redemption in his personal life. >> we'll watch how it plays out. the debates have changed the republican race, almost overnight in s

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this morning, the mayor of new york city, mike bloomberg, just said safety was an issue. >> from thenciple goals, guaranteeing public health and safety and guaranteeing the protesters' first amendment rights. but when those two goals clash, the health and safety of the public and our first responders must be the priority. >> demonstrators have been told they can return, but without their tents and sleeping bag ba. they can't stay overnight. >>> in san jose, california, the owner of a minivan apparently bought it fully load. in this case, loaded with half a million kilos of cocaine. police impounded the vehicle. the owner who was not a suspect bought it from a rental company and they have agreed to replace the van. >>> and a 9-year-old girl is recovering in north carolina after surviving two days trapped in a wreckage of the family car. jordan landen and her father were seen shopping last week. they drove away, then, only to crash into a ditch at 100 miles per hour. doug landen was killed, but jordan survived. >> she did have a coat. but it's still pretty dramatic for a 9-year-old to

the mayor, mike bloomberg says the protestors will not be allowed to set up tent when the wall streeteopen there. joined by steve forbes who is the chairman and editor and chief of forbes media and a longtime new yorker. what do you think of all this. steve? >> it should have happened a couple of months ago in september. it's one thing to do a protest, quite another to camp out and make it clear they were controlling the area. rudy guiliani was it should have been done months ago. they should protest the the federal reserve which is one of the biggest road blocks to an economic recovery. martha: the fha says they need man but that doesn't seem to be resonating at all with these folks, steve. >> it doesn't. they have the wrong targets. all their efforts are not going to get very far in getting this country moving again. martha: you saw the iowa numbers that came out, a four-way split between the candidates there, the top gop candidates there. what about your guy? what about rick perry and how he's doing, and what did you think about the blunder coming up with the three agencies he woul

new york city mayor mike bloomberg justified the eviction on health and safety grounds. >> the first amendment gives everyone the right to speak out, but gives no one the right to sleep in a park or otherwise take it over. >> before 10:00 this morning, a new york judge issued a temporary restraining order, saying the protesters could not be evicted. >> i have a court order, we will get in the park. if they stop us, it's contempt of court. >> while police served as human barricades aurnd the park, protesters fought to get in. where does the movement go from here? what does this mean? >> means it's not about a physical space or say. it is now worldwide. the terms of the debate have changed around and the deal is now we have to evolve. >> and wolf, our viewers now are looking at live ariel pictures of zuccotti park, where for two months, it has been occupied by protesters. now, it is occupied by new york city police officers and those you see in yellow vests, those are private security guards. they have been here since about 6:00 a.m. this morning. i want to note the latest we have on a

mayor mike bloomberg. those were his words. the officer showed great restraint considering the fact that there was a pretty significant presence of law enforcement there matched up with some protesters who were throwing things. >> exactly. law enforcement, you saw some of them with no hats on or the soft hats instead of the helmets. they were trying to maintain a low profile. in fact, law enforcement, while this is going on, they videotape everything their officers are doing and they go back and review the actions of the officers. but i thought the officers were very professional. last night at the brooklyn bridge, there were 99 people blocked traffic, you know, for the 99%. they were arrested. and everything was peaceful for the most part there and also in the transit system and around the country yesterday in los angeles, we saw them blocking an intersection there and 50 arrests in l.a. and 46 arrests in chicago. for the most part, i think officers used great restraint and very professional in dealing with little violent fact

a new york judge is backing up mayor mike bloomberg who says the demonstrators are free to stand their tents. we're going to go live to the park for the latest. >>> the u.s. is beefing up military presence in the pacific region. during his visit to australia today, president obama announced expanded cooperation between u.s. troops and the military. concern over china's rising influence in the region is seen as major reason for the troop expansion. president obama had this message for beijing. >> with their rise comes increased responsibilities. it's important for them to play by the rules of the road. >> the drawdown of u.s. troops from afghanistan is now entering a new phase. nato is now preparing to transfer two of the most volatile areas in the country over to afghan security forces. our nick peyton walsh is explaining why many consider to be a very big risk. >> first, in helmand, there's a district where many british troops have died over the years. but also, in kandahar, the valley, recently a hot bed of insurgent violence where many americans have also died. now, an afghan offici

. >> very excited, ce lo green, justin bieber, michael buble, mayor mike bloomberg will be here. >> gooder along with savannah guthrie, savannah is here while ann is on assignment in iraq and al here as well. coming up, how safe is the juice your children are drinking. >> dr. oz commissioned research that found high arsenic levels in some apple juice. he was criticized for his research. now "consumer reports" is out with a study and parents want to listen up, they may not like what they hear and dr. oz will be here as well to talk about it. >>> all right, and ahead, hard to believe but the london olympics just 240 days away. we're going to find out what some of our very decorated members of the usa swim team are doing to prepare. there they all are. >> all right, also programming note, tomorrow morning here on "today" we're going to give you a first peek at some of the amazing jewelry, the designer fashions and the artwork of hollywood icon elizabeth taylor. that is all going on the auction block. before it does, we will show it to you here tomorrow morning. >> just in time for christmas

mayor mike bloomberg last night announcing a terror plat involving an al qaeda sympathizer, planned topd police cars and returning soldiers. >>> and failing to reach a detail on cutting $1.2 trillion from the federal budget. >>> protesters filling cairo's tahrir square for a third straight day. people were killed over the weekend. the new leader says elections will go on as planned in just a week. >>> a special panel investigatinged penn state sex abuse allegations will speak today. the panel was established six days after ex-coach jerry sandusky was arrested for allegedly abusing as many as eight little boys. >>> and they claim they've been hacked, stopped and slandered. now celebrities it like actor hugh grant are getting a chance to confront a british tabloid in a hearing on media standards and ethics. >>> bruce springsteen and the e street band hitting the road next year according to the band's website. their first tour in three years an the first since the death of saxophonist clarence. hinting a new album is in the works. great news. >>> that's the news to start your day. >>> "am