it's just incredibly destructive national nurses united i know that you've been working with democrats america people in america or jim carpenter's organization one that you know disclosure i'm on the advisory board of i think it's the best because so much ok. and that's the the health care not warfare that's right also and the workers that's right will know that's that's that's we are not focusing on that right now because we're trying to go after wall street obviously but health care not warfare is crucial because now we have occupiers like the young kid in oakland who was heard in the police. to two time iraq time iraq that we have iraq bits in occupy d.c. looking for health care for more nurses station it's a direct impact if we've spent will spend with three trillion on the wars in iraq and afghanistan alternately imagine what that would do for our communities imagine what i would do for main street it's unconditional credit michael thanks so much take me to those and for the great work national nurses in it was to thank you truly appreciate your calls for a financial transaction

. >>> the nation's largest nurse's union plans to join occupy washington today and demonstrate outside the treasury department. the national nurses united the urge obama administration financial transactions which they say will help heal the u.s. economy. >>> overnight protests in oakland have turned violent. this is video into our newsroom. police clashing with demonstrators in downtown oakland. it started after protesters built a huge bonfire in the middle of a street. there is no word on any arrests at this point. this came a day after protesters shut down one of the nation's largest shipping ports helping to stop the slow of capital. >>> military veterans are joining occupy wall street movement. they marched from the vietnam veterans plaza in new york to manhattan's financial movement. they were protesting in support of scott olsen, a former marine who was seriously injured at a rally in oakland when he was hit by a police projectile. >>> if you larry or see low-flying planes the next couple nights, don't be alarmed. they will begin tonight running through sunday. you can expect to sea or hear the aircraft between 11:30 p.m. and 1:3

the white house says the united states can offer unique insight into the issue after dealing with its own financial crisis over the past three years. >>> the nation's largest nurse'sns to join occupy protesters here in washington today. the national nurses united the urge obama administration financial transactions which they say will help heal the u.s. economy. >>> overnight protests in oakland have turned violent. police clashing with demonstrators in downtown oakland. it started after protesters built a huge bonfire in the middle of a street. there is no word on any arrests at this point. this came a day after protesters shut down one of the nation's largest shipping ports hoping to stop the slow of capital. >>> police are investigating a violent crash in prince george's county at route 50 and route 197 in bowie. a man driving along the road swerved to avoid hitting a deer. that forced the driver of a an suv behind it to swerve and crash into a tree. a woman in the suv was injured when a pile of tools inside the vehicle slammed forward and hit her. we're told the tools were home renovation equipment, including a table saw. her name and condition are not being r

joined by the national nurses united.he group is pushing for a tax on stocks and bonds called the financial transaction tax. it's being discussed at the g-20 summit in france this week. it could raise billions of dollars for health care. opponents say it will raise costs for investors driving economic growth. >>> if you sit behind a desk all day, you could be increasing your risk for cancer. researchers in canada studies 100,000 people. the longer people spent sitting the greater their risk of dying early. cancer cases are related to prolonged sitting and physical inactivity. routine exercise lowers a person's risk for cancer. they say you should try to take breaks throughout the day and not sit down for more than an hour straight. >>> coming up tonight at 11:00, why a woman from the district is getting credit for taking down bank of america's debit card fees. >>> now, we'll find out what changes will be coming to stores nationwide ahead of the holiday shopping season. >>> also, how you can make money off your old cell ph

back here in washington, the nation's largest nurse's union plans to join occupy protesters today demonstrating outside the treasury department. the national nurses unitedhe urge obama administration financial transactions which they say will help heal the u.s. economy. members of the afl-cio and other community activists will also take part in the protests. >>> overnight protests in oakland have turned violent. this is video into our newsroom. police clashing with demonstrators in downtown oakland. it started after protesters built a huge bonfire in the middle of a street. there is no word on any arrests at this point. this came a day after protesters shut down one of the nation's largest shipping ports helping to stop the flow of capital. >>> a discount clothing store has filed for bankruptcy. filene's basement has filed for chapter 11 protection. they plan to close all of its 46 stores next year. and we don't know exactly when the stores in our area will close. we know there's one close to the station up on wisconsin avenue. there's one in rockville. and it's been a great place to go for nice discounts. so we're going to have to find other ways. >> l

national nurses united marched today in washington in support of a financial transaction tax. tom harkin of iowa and representative peter defazio of oregon have introduced a bill that would reinstate the financial transaction tax in this country. worldwide the idea of doing this globally in all financial markets is getting vocal support from the archbishop of canterbury today, from the pope, who put out an official catholic church statement on this last week. also conservative german chancellor the conservative french president nicolas sarkozy. president obama talked with merkel and sarkozy. author ron suskin reports that president obama at least used to personally support this idea of there being a financial transaction tax. members of his economic team, specifically lawrence summers apparently pushed against it and we didn't get it. now lawrence summers is gone from the administration but today the u.s. officially does not support a global financial transaction tax even though france and germany do. not to mention the pope. we often hear a critique of the occupy wall street

super committee which will focus on debt zero reduction plans today we are doing a march with national nurses unitedonight we have ralph nader coming to talk about issues, impact on the political process we have had a dramatic impact already just yesterday there was a poll for the first time since 1930s a majority of americans support a more fair distribution of wealth they want more taxes on the wealthy we see headlines of a ceo, at discovery earning more than the vice president all the supreme court justices and senate combined there is a real disrepencil in wealth, 400 people, 154 american americans, paying only 17% in taxes most americans pay 30%, unfair to the economy people are getting up and saying it is time for change. >> the message is getting out we are seeing the message broken up in other cities where we have seen people removed by force, from their surroundings what are your thoughts on that have you had any problems in dc with that and plans as far as you are concerned for continuing. >> dc police have been great, so have park police they understand what we are doing, they are protect

national maris association. recent research shows that half of the private insurance plans in the united states refused to credential nurse practitioners and other registered nurses. this is despite a finding last year from the institute of medicine that they provide -- that nurses provide high-quality medical care. what are you doing to work with member companies to encourage them to accept advanced practice registered nurses into their private networks and what, if anything, you may be doing with state legislators to convince them to eliminate various practice nurses? >> i cannot speak to the specifics of what each of our member companies are doing but i can speak to the philosophy that we have is a system which is to enhance front-line care. if we're going to be able to treat the numbers of people we need to treat, we cannot train in of efficient fast enough to do that. we will have to look toward nurse practitioners and other advanced trained professionals to extend the care and extend the reach of primary-care into communities. if we are successfu in bringing in the uninsured into the marketplace, we will have to be