morgan and we're told by all our fellow americans to worry about them paying off the new york police department here's another headline regarding j.p. morgan the anglo american precious metals three of it is due awfully quarterly o.c.c. report so this is from the u.s. office of currency comptroller and they've just issued their quarterly report on the derivatives exposure of u.s. banks and trust and lo and behold very poor it shows that j.p. morgan has about eighty percent of the gold derivatives the other twenty percent is held by h.s.b.c. you know they manipulate that market and it's been proven over and over and over again and any time they get into a court of law they claim that it's for national security that they need to manipulate his markets and meanwhile capitalism and economics in america is crashing on the rocks and cerny and a huge embarrassment for everyone who lives there this is why many people are trying to get out. and again bringing this back to j.p. morgan and occupy wall street and the cultural crisis in america michael moore famously said oh we would need to end capitalism as ther

been met with a very heavy handed response by the police department here which has riles many activists as well as regular old citizens here in new yorka recent poll that came out actually found that seven and ten new yorkers support the cause of this movement they stand with the eye to eye wall street demonstrators not a very good development if you're the bearer of new york city and to continue to deploy police officers on horseback on scooters that seem to sort of that's late and get out of hand whenever any sort of protest develops how yesterday evening we had a sort of mini march by some of the protesters to what they perceive us police fertility. several other protesters had also gathered around one of the restaurants here where the governor of new york was meeting with science and situated himself several protesters ended up getting arrested simply for being in the street there and refusing to leave as you can see behind me perhaps you can see behind me the weather is not really cooperated with us today but out a lot of but the spirits for me and my lot of folks are here under tarps sort of where we're huddled around right now

new york's answer corporate protesters and when the right to continue camping movement to go global. it's here in zuccotti park in downtown new york city where there are no conflicts with the new york city police department will continue remains to be seen as the occupation grows. and the european central bank says it's done all it can it's now time for governments to take the lead in saving the region's economy. and this is this hour the world's second largest maker of consumer goods. and agency percent stake in russian leading cosmetics maker an idea worth four hundred euros germany for more on that and other stories. it is now a five pm on friday here in moscow r t is broadcasting worldwide. the u.n. human rights chief has called for international action in syria so avoid a full blown civil war as the number of people killed in the conflict now exceeds three thousand and. thirty six died in the latest clashes between security forces and army defectors who fought alongside the opposition and the government insists they're not revolutionaries but gangs that threaten the public. has the story. about one hundred eighty kilometers north of the mass this is a city of on the west on the site of five days of

new york's anti corporate protesters who win the right to continue camping the occupy movement so. it's here even zuccotti park in downtown new york city where there are not conflicts but the york city police department will continue remains to be seen as the occupation grows. and the european central bank says it's done all it can and it's now time for governments to take the lead in saving of the region's economy. it is friday evening here in moscow you without me welcome to the program seven people have been killed in separate incidents by syrian security forces who reportedly opened fire on the regime protesters the total number of casualties in the conflict is now well up of three thousand and that's prompted the human rights watch group in the chiefs a call for international action so avoid a full blown civil war activists claim troops also clashed with army defectors who fought alongside the opposition and the government insists nothing but bandits to threaten the public are silly reports. about one hundred eighty kilometers north of the mass this is a city of on the last on a site of five days of recent deadly clashes between security forces and protesters in which at least thirty died it's c

tonight occupy wall street protesters gathered outside new york police department headquarters in protest of police tactics featured hereword" and last night on "the daily show." the protest against wall street greed, economic inequality, tax breaks for the rich and now police misconduct continues to grow with the help of multiple major new york city labor unions. a 38,000 strong transit worker as well as service employee teacher communications workers and pilots unions have all pledged support for the movement. afl-cio president richard trumka endorsed the protests today saying "we need to bring back balance to the financial economy and calling attention to it and peacefully protesting is a very legitimate way of doing it. god only knows you can go to the hill and you can talk to a lot of people and see nothing ever happen." the protests started in new york city's financial district 14 days ago and has spread to san francisco, chicago, denver and boston. more protests are planned tomorrow in washington. msnbc's chris hayes spoke with some of the wall street protesters today. >> what brought you down here the first time

you see something really heavy handed responses by the police department here in new york city. arrests over the weekend in times square as well as arrest have spread across the country for example in seattle a total of nine protesters were arrested after failing to evacuate the camp after being asked by police to do so in chicago about one hundred seventy five protesters were arrested in arizona more than one hundred protesters were arrested after demonstrating in a. they say as a nonviolent civil disobedience tactic we do know that several of the officers implicated on video with some of the violent tactics are being investigated now the movement does not seem to show any signs of giving up stephen in fact that there's a new global day of action that's being planned for up to twenty nine not just here in new york but all across the country as well as across the world in different cities worldwide we also know that the financial situation for the protesters here in new york at least has improved protesters recently announced that they have earned some three hundred thousand dol

new york's anti corporate protesters who win the right to continue camping the occupy movement sets of. artists here in zuccotti park in downtown new york city whether or not the conflicts with the new york city police department will continue remains to be seen as the occupation grows. out of the european central bank says it's done all it can and it's now time for governments to take the lead in saving the region's economy.

have sued unfortunately and we've seen something and heavy handed response by the police department here in the new york city area you can see the mass arrests over the weekend in times square as well as around the spread across the country for example in seattle a total of nine protesters were arrested after failing to evacuate the camp after being asked by police to do so in chicago about one hundred seventy five protesters were arrested in arizona. more than one hundred protesters were arrested after demonstrating and what they say is a nonviolent civil disobedience tactic we do know that several of the officers implicated on video with some of the violent are being investigated now the movement does not seem to show any signs of giving up steam that's the there's a new global deal action that's being overturned tonight not just here. as well as the world in different cities but we also know that you show situation protesters the new york that the. protesters recently announced they have earned some three hundred thousand dollars from donations the money that's dropped in by the scruff of the purpose

protest as police were condemned for using purple spray a carton of spain following the demonstrations in new york for us. a lot of excessive tactics by the n.y.p.d. the police department here well resulting in and i think a total of nine hundred ninety two arrests now since the occupy wall street demonstrations have begun most typical here are demonstrating peacefully there they call this. nonviolent civil disobedience tactics for example simply standing on a street trying to call attention to the cause and still they've been met with a very heavy handed response by the east apartments here which is riles many activists as well as regular old citizens here in new york a recent poll that came out actually found that seven and ten new yorkers supports the cause of this movement they stand with the occupy wall street demonstrators not a very good development if you're the mayor of new york city and continue to deploy police officers on horseback on scooters that seem to. have passed the late and get out of hand whenever any sort of protest develops what yesterday evening we had started but many march by some of the protesters to protest against what they perceive as police pa

massive turnout is really fuel down i guess speculation by the police department by this administration the mayor's administration here in new york that. with so much media attention so many people they really couldn't afford another instance like what we saw two weeks ago where unprecedented number of new yorkers were arrested as part of the wall street occupy wall street occupation so i think there was a lot of fear that flashes could happen and part of all of this is the fact that these protesters most of the ones i've spoken to are determined to stay regardless of what the police does one man was spoke to yesterday when we were really expecting some c.t.'s clashes had this to say take a lesson. it's a pretext. to come here and move people out and then set new conditions about moving back in it's just it's the move to just watch this group so we pretty much understand what's going on here we have twenty four seven. right here all the time and there aren't really any issues but. in the spirit of cooperation we're going to make a big gap or to get to christiane rein in everything so you know we've got work for our board and it d

here at "gma." retiring now after 25 years at the new york police department. it's just like you said. when we get here, he is already here. people, when they send us thank you notes, they thank you, too, walter. you make everybody feel better. >> it's fitting that we are showing pictures. he is the best photographer. >> say something, walter. >> i just wanted to say, it was a great party last night. and thank you. $<x1aw/j=$l?ó )ÑÑ >>> firefighters rescue two from a burning home in concord this morning. it happened about 1:30 at this house. heavy smoke kept police officers from getting the couple out. firefighters rescued the couple, rushed them to the hospital. the victims are both in their 70s, they are expected to survive. >>> another warm day, temperatures across the bay area into the mid to upper 80s in the east north bay san francisco 80° coast highs mid to lower 80s santa cruz 894. cooler conditions saturday and sunday -- 84. cooler conditions saturday and sunday. >>> accident westbound 80 san pablocxfç avenue slow to the bay