watching older veterans be taken down strikes more of a note with americans but what's next for occupy boston i want to say about the nationwide occupy movement and its relationship with police joining me to discuss this is matthew philip a wish host of the matthew field which show matthew i want to thank you so much for joining us tonight and i want you to describe to us what you saw last night. thank you for having me for one last night what happened at occupy boston it really was frankly a tragedy strictly because up until last night boston could have been a model city on how mayor and police force treats citizens who were doing nothing other than you know exercising their first amendment rights so last night the occupy boston camp which originally was the camp and dewey square had over one hundred some tents there which actually makes the occupy movement in boston a little bit different than say occupy wall street is the fact that there actually are physical tents it very much if you go down to occupy boston it very much has a feeling of a tent city or like a hooverville it's a visual tha

this so earlier i spoke to jason premiss editor and publisher of open media boston he was at the occupy boston protest all night and has more on what happened on the ground there take a listen. the word of god out through my boston circles that we're going to go down late evening last night so on a number of us you know our publication specially made the call to go down there and witness what was happening and reported for the world so i was on the scene by quarter past midnight and we waited around what i saw was the two camps the first camp was started in dewey square in boston on september thirtieth surrounded by at least three hundred occupiers who were linking arms and had made it even barricades to prevent police entry and then the new camp that they had founded yesterday afternoon interestingly the the second camp was founded during a student march an unprecedented student march of over two thousand students there on the other side of the city trying to cross the charlestown bridge being blocked by police at that moment and late afternoon yesterday camp two was founded and at least were

they have had different comments from occupy boston and comments from occupy seattle.ther areas are also sounding off about the arrest that were made and letting their you know interest and anger making that heard. reporting live in the interactive news center, sherrie johnson. >> in occupy atlanta protesters think congressman and civil rights activists john lewis packing when he tried to address the group during the weekend. he supports the message was expect to speak to the crowd but another man running the protest never allowed him to take the microphone. if you want to see the video and watch it unfold, very bizarre when you watch it from beginning to end. go to abc2 now is.com and read and watch the video. it came in over. >> i from the -- overnight from the occupy washington protest. >>> one of the largest home builders must pay 625,000 to the government and states for storm water violation. they have to pay for the alleged violations of construction sites including the chesapeake bay watershed. the epa says a settlement will keep millions of pounds of sediment f

we're going to reports now on their arrest came after demonstrators taking part in occupied boston were trying to expand their campus area to a park location from what's being reported more than a thousand people in boston are now taking part of this movement that of course speaking and here in new york and has blazed across the united states. there are also reports the campaign is spreading beyond the u.s. tell us more about alert. that's right on saturday october fifteenth there is supposed to be an international day of action against banks and that's where what you have seen transpire here in new york occupy wall street is going to basically take place from what we're being told in more than two hundred fifty cities all across the globe occupy london is planning to demonstrate and organize outside of the british stock exchange in las vegas there is going to be a demonstration held it is supposed to basically take place in various countries all around the world of course with the same message message of how corporations are influencing government decisions not only in the united state

to placate again this growing and vibrant movement i cannot say occupy wall street in boston the real tea party according to jason praimnath editor and publisher of open media often thanks so much thank you. and thinking with occupy wall street new york of course the birthplace of this movement but it's not just a movement they're a group of people say they want real change in this country and their demands are starting to even be shown around the world r.c. correspondent on the stasi a church going to take a look at one of the faces in the crowds who's helped to get other faces in the crowd shown on t.v. screens across the globe. i don't know if they had some that say go down during the week and really protest when the bankers are around but you know why this to me lebron james herriot they have now camped out near wall street for over three weeks it's a joke to start a party and they're going to end user trying to have burning man building price goes out accused of being chaotic uneducated teenage things in reality it's the old and the young and those in between who are out on the s

sort of police action has only strengthened the movement so we see the same sort of auto in the occupy boston and elsewhere around the nation joining me now is john niles a member of the veterans for peace in boston was one of those people who confronted the boston police bus night john welcome. i mean we're ready we're big fans of yours thanks for joining us john so what happened last night. well in a nutshell we would have a regular meeting of the spent lead be butler pick a favorite general especially debugger u.s.m.c. . war as a racket. when we got more from a lady rack that was also ip by boston the police were about to come down on the occupation we have immediately turned our meeting and jumped on the p.p.a. and headed down to do the square we arrived there probably around eight pm and mingled with the crowd now to make it clear. the original do we square was built to hold up well so they go to the next lot on the. rose kennedy expressway that we have here in boston and that apparently was not part of the deal that they had with the mayor. we stayed around as the reception from the peo

police arrested about 50 protesters last night from the occupied boston movement because they ignored warnings to to move from a site near the official in camera. on the right is video from downtown chicago. they rallied for better education, affordable housing and more jobs. police decided about two dozen people for staging a sit-in in the street. >>mark: we are waiting for the opening bell. right now, dow features are down 79 points. european leaders have promised a solution for the debt crisis by the end of the month. today, investors are watching and waiting on slovakia, the only country left to approve the european a bailout. >>mark: the president's jobs bill appears to be dead in the u.s. senate. president obama has been campaigning for his four to $47 billion measure which is expected to come to a test vote in the senate today. the bill combines payroll tax cuts for workers and businesses with spending on infrastructure and help for local governments to avoid layoffs for teachers, firefighters and police officers. republicans say the proposal is another expensive failure in sti

that's actually going to be a very telling moment i think the yeah the occupy boston thing seems to be going you know well full tilt boogie last friday on my radio program i got calls from several people who who were occupying chicago. guys got calls today from people occupying los angeles to what extent has this spread beyond new york with some substantial reality versus scattered. fragments or shall we say. well i've heard about tents being pitched in some places in new york we're not allowed to have tents so people are sleeping out on mattresses or sleeping bags on the floor with no covering. i have heard about the one i'm interested in personally is that occupy charlotte because that's where bank of america is headquarters are bank of america which of course was where a couple thousand people marched on the one in boston. so but it really it seems like it's picking up. people it's getting inside people's heads and in a way you know i hate i don't want to compare it to the tea party but the same way that this that seemed to spread and get inside people's you know people were thinkin

we did see a note of police officers getting physical with us veterans that were taking part in occupy boston in d.c. in washington d.c. at least six people that were taking part in an occupy demonstration there were arrested this is what one hundred or more protesters went inside of the u.s. senate building and attempted to hang a batter that said top. the rich there might have been another band or two but clearly the show is that this occupied movement is not limited to one city in the u.s. it's not limited to new york it's expanding across this entire nation our reporter marina portnoy talking to a little earlier from new york. live in interim government troops are advancing closer to the center of the coastal town of sirte with gadhafi supporters still offering fierce resistance this comes as fears are growing that there is a possibility of a rise in muslim extremism in libya as well as in other arab spring countries well for more on this issue i'm joined by john feffer he's co-director of foreign policy in focus it's a two for policy studies in washington d.c. thanks very much for being

did see a note of police officers getting physical with us veterans that were taking part in occupied boston in d.c. in washington d.c. at least six people that were taking part in an occupy demonstration there were arrested this is what one hundred or more protesters went inside of the u.s. senate building and attempted to hang a batterer that said tax the rich there might have been another banner too but clearly this shows that this occupied movement is not limited to one city in the u.s. it's not limited to new york it's expanding across this entire nation. as usual assays twitter stream has all the latest developments catch up on what's happening as it happens at r.t. underscore home and i'll see underscore america and in one of her tweets on t.v. think nothing it says crowds that chanting hey you millionaires pay your fact shadd also declaring that revolution has begun so i log on to our twitter feed for fresh update. russian china boosting corp a big to balance out the economic and political dominance of western countries prime minister vladimir putin is in beijing to solidify diplomat

we did see a note of police officers getting physical with us veterans that were taking part in occupy boston in d.c. in washington d.c. at least six people that were taking part in an occupy demonstration there were arrested this is what one hundred or more protesters went inside of the u.s. senate building and attempted to hang a banner that said tax the rich there might have been another banner too but clearly this shows that this occupied movement is not limited to one city in the u.s. it's not limited to new york it's expanding across this entire nation we're talking about expansion arena they're also reports the campaign is now spreading beyond the u.s. so what do we know about. well what we're being told by those that are at the top of this occupy wall street movement is on saturday this this demonstration this movement this campaign is going to go global it's called an international day of action against banks and there will be movements taking place everywhere from the london to las vegas organizers are see that occupy demonstrations will be taking place in at least two hundred sixty

know getting back on track getting all right we'll keep it up and i we do have you keep us posted occupy boston protestor eliza heath. and we're keeping our eyes on occupy wall street in new york of course as well we have several crews on the ground there and i understand that on the agenda for today a full camp cleanup session protesters are asking for donations of brooms and cleaning supplies they're hoping to clean up zuccotti park where so many have been camped out for about four weeks now since new york michael new york mayor michael bloomberg announced that those campers would actually have to leave tomorrow morning so that the park could be cleaned they're concerned however that if they do leave they won't be allowed back in so they say their plan is to clean up today get the park clean now and then tomorrow when those when the crews come in they plan to position themselves with brooms and mops and human chain around the park to nonviolently stand their ground now earlier today as a kind of park also tom morello guitarist from rage against the machine performs at occupy wall street argue

again, the same forces are at play with occupy wall street, occupy boston, occupy d.c. are at play with the elizabeth warren campaign. her boomlet of $3 million raised in just a couple weeks is from the fact people are thirsty of someone who speak truth to power and take on wall street and corporate power. >> buddy, politicians make superficial judgments when they look at crowds and say, that's not our group, look at that one and say, they're us. did you get a lot of messages down there today that were anti-republican? that a republican politician would not be able to figure out how to live with or deal with? >> i like the way you phrased the question. let me answer it in two phases. i got a lot of negative comment by the fact i was a republican, but they listened as they listened why i changed party 20 years ago, why i'm a jobs guy, why i'm not a lawyer, i'm not a professional politician. i think america can do better. i got a chance to have that interaction. but i listened. and without exception, every person there, some with scruffy hair, some not dressed as neat as

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developing right now, occupied boston is ralliying outside where fed chairman ben bernanke is speaking across from the federal reserve. he is talking about the effect of the great recession. we are getting in new reaction from the president on the occupy wall street movement saying protests are not that different from the tea party. in an interview that airs on night line, the president said people on both the left and -- [inaudible] no longer have a democracy. it's hijacked and the financial influence in washington and state and local governments is just horrendous. what we made different on solutions, but we all know there is a problem with what's going on in our government. >> jason with occupy boston, we will keep an eye on the event happening in boston as ben bernanke is speaking and the folks outside are protesting. coming up -- the supreme court said it will hear a dispute over a federal law that says it is a crime. chilling new details about a woman accused of locking four mentally disabled people in her basement while she collected the their social security check and may have

. >>> over night police arrested more than 100 people taking place in the occupy boston protest.y made the arrest after the protestors refused to leave. they were worried the protestors would cause damage. >>> president obama calls today's vote on his job bill a moment of truth for the senate. he is trying to gather -- support this morning. the president is trying to build backing for his 447 billion package but he is unlikely to over come opposition in congress. >> there are certain ideas that are cob taned in this job -- contained in this job counsel report that have received by par sin report and the reelection -- reelection is -- -- election is 14 months away. we can't wait to act on these ideas. >> he said he will try to end act some parts of his job plans without approval of the counsel. >>> in the wake of a tragic drowning in the waters off of alameda the fire department has been working to restart its water rescue program. they purchased two boats and tonight the city counsel reacts to recommendations from a recommendation -- fire marshall. >> well, from -- some residents

police arrested over 100 protesters from the occupy boston movement after they refused to relocate their camp. >> remain reasonable and necessary force may be used to disperse the unlawful assembly. >> that video shows the warning before protesters were taken away at the rose fitzgerald kennedy greenway. just before midnight, police told the group, about 1,000 there, to move their encampment or be locked up. the group responded with things like the whole world is watching. ten minutes later, officers began arresting people and tearing down tents. one police officer was reportedly hit in the face, but police say no protesters were hurt. many of them actually took off to another location to set up camp somewhere else. police issued the first warning to lead part of the greenway, which is private property, around 11:00 last night. in the aftermath, protesters told reporters they were prepared to be arrested. many of them had signs. they were holding them up with phone numbers of lawyers in case something like this did happen. we're hearing the aclu was also on site passing out cards with wh

. >> i was in boston this weekend, and they had "occupy boston." there were 1,000 people. >> you were protesting? >> i was just driving by. i was trying to get to supper, and 1,000 people were between me and a steak dinner. >> jon: steve doocy reacting to the revolution. let me [cheering and applause] >> jon: welcome back to the show, as you know, as you know because you live and breath, my friends, our political parties select the presidential nominees through the primary system. a multi-year process designed to ensure that when we decide the person who will have control over our nation's destiny, we have a bunch of pictures of them eating a corn dog. [laughter] last weekend one of our more rebellious states decided it's not happy with how things are. >> florida is talking about moving up its presidential primary. i mean, way up they're thinking about moving it up. that could mean chaos on the calendar this winter. we will talk about that in our political ticker. that's coming up. it's 12 minutes past the hour. ♪ the people that you find whatever

occupy boston members hope fed chairman ben bernanke will lend them an ear.ed across from the occupy boston camp in seattle, police arrested eight demonstrators who refused to remove their tents from a city park on monday. city officials are trying to persuade protesters to relocate to city hall plaza. the three american hikers freed after being detained in iran voiced their support to demonstrators. they did that in oakland, california. let's go now live here to michelle kosinski live in london for us. michelle, we were talking about 82 countries jumping on the band wagon yesterday. what's the situation today? >> right. all over the world we saw this, spreading across europe in cities like london, rome where dozens of people were injured after it turned violent. denmark, germany, spreading into asia, australia. today it's a bit quieter, but in some places the protesters are vowing to keep the occupaticcup going indefinitely. in london, in the city, the financial district, at last count there were about 150 tens right outside st. paul's cathedral, a touristy

. >> i was in boston this weekend, and they had "occupy boston." there were 1,000 people. >> you were protesting? >> i was just driving by. i was trying to get to supper, and 1,000 people were between me and a steak dinner. >> jon: steve doocy reacting to the revolution. let me hi. kristin. and, you... (camera flashes) yoleine...yoleine.! what do your friends think of your car? they think it's cool. well, what did they say about it? ah, that it's cool. (laughs) does your focus match your personality? yes, it does match my personality. it's very classic. it's funny. it's quirky. it's sleek. it's shiny. it's practical. and, it's smart. (laughs) it's the black angus on rosemary parmesan quality thick sliced black angus steak topped with melted mozzarella and cheddar try it you're gonna like it quiznos mmmmm.... toasty! >> jon: welcome back to the show, as you know, as you know because you live and breath, my friends, our political parties select the presidential nominees through the primary system. a multi-year process designed to ensure that when we

that's right, occupy boston is an offshoot of the occupy wall street. that is the group protesting the pigout between the corporate executives and everyday americans. police arrested the boston protestors for trespassing early this morning. they were trying to expand their camp to a second location. occupy wall street protestors in new york, they're on the move today. they're marching to the homes of five prominent manhattan billionaires. they include hedge fund mogul john polson, rupert murdoch, jamie diamond and billionaire david koch. opening statements are going on in detroit today in the terror trial of the nigerian man charged with trying to blow up an american airlines plane with explosives hidden in his underwear. he's acting as his own attorney. >>> violence between egypt's christians and muslims may lead to new legal protection for religious minorities. a group described as thugs attacked christian protestors. that happened on sunday. at least 25 people were killed after the army and police got into the mix. well, egypt's prime minister says he

. >>> more than 50 protestors from the occupied boston movement were arrested early this morning. that move came after they ignored repeated warnings from police. there were concerns that the protestors would destroy more than 150,000 dollars worth of shrubbery that was recently planted. the demonstrators were charged with trespassing. >>> the house where president abraham lincoln died has reopened to the public. the year-long rehabilitation of peterson house included repairs to the exterior. a new climate-controlled system and improvements to the historic windows, doors and shutters. the house is part of the ford theatre national historic site. the park service acquired the house in 1933 and has re- created the scene at the time of president lincoln's death. it closed for repairs in september of 2010 and was scheduled to reopen in the spring of 2011 but that work took longer than planned. >>> local television stations are being subpoenaed in an effort to find a missing baby in kansas city. 10-month-old lisa irwin was reported missing a week ago. prosecutors are seeking raw footag

police say the occupied boston protesters ignored a warning to move from a downtown location where they have been camped out for more than a week of the arrests began at about 1:30 a.m. this morning. most people were arrested there for trespassing. >>> and knew this man hazmat units in howard county are investigating a gas leak. several neighborhoods near the 8900 block have been evacuated as a precaution. residents are being allowed to return home at this hour. news choppers 7 was over the scene as crews successfully stopped the leak. no one was hurt. >>> news at noon, we're getting our first look at the man police say is behind a brazen attack on a metro bus. investigators say the started with an altercation near the silver spring metro. it ended with a bus driver stabbed in wheaton. let's get the latest from there. >> 52-year-old victor mceachin is now behind bars if it's in multiple charges in connection with an early-morning stabbing that ensured a metro bus driver while on the job. >> i was really shocked to find the one of the drivers had been stabbed. >> around 12:20 pm this mor

these ten tough on occupy wall street protesters in boston with reports of war veterans being beaten. that story still to come but first israel has agreed to exchange over thousands of palestinian prisoners for one israeli soldier who was captured and held in gaza for over five years the deal with hamas is known being in the making however some high profile detainees will remain in israeli jails. reports now from tel aviv where the return of gilad shalit is being eagerly awaited. there are some one thousand and twenty seven prisoners who will be released that will be released in various stages the latest we're being we're hearing is that the first that will be released possibly as soon as next week when we understand that could be taken to egypt egypt of course broke at this deal and the whole exchange will happen on egyptian soil bloodshed it was taken captive back in june two thousand and six now at this stage we don't have the intricate details of who's on the list of prisoners and what the deal involves but so it does seem to suggest that there has been not that much movement on b

police crackdown on the occupy wall street protesters in boston with reports of war veterans being. plus massive disapproval the whole world comes together and criticism every ukrainian courts guilty verdict for the former pm one of the most recognizable women in politics. a story sort of coming first israel has agreed to exchange over a thousand palestinian prisoners for one israeli soldier who was captured and held in gaza for over five years the deal with the masses long been in the making however some high profile detainees will remain in israeli jails. reports from tel aviv where the return of get out shall eat is being eagerly awaited. there are some one thousand and twenty seven prisoners who will be released that will be released in various stages the latest we're being we're hearing is that the first that will be released possibly as soon as makes week when we understand that gilad shalit could be taken to egypt egypt of course brokered this deal and the whole exchange will happen in egypt. and it was taken captive back in june two thousand and six now at this stage we don'

. >>> east coast, tensions flared today during occupy boston protests. police struggled with some of the protestors there after some strayed out of the designated area. officers warning the group to move and about 60 people who did not comply were arrested. many were union members or students there angry about what they say sun ethical behavior -- is unethical behavior on wall street. >>> senators are set to vote down president obama's jobs plan just after he went to pittsburg to sell it. it is the first big test for that white house proposal. but as danielle nottingham reports, top advisors there insist that it is just the first step of the journey. >> reporter: president obama arrived in pittsburg to continue selling his jobs plan to voters. but the plan is likely to fail its first test in congress later today. republicans and a few democrats say they will vote against it. >> this bill is the same wasteful spending, the same burdensome union giveaways and the same temporary tax policies. >> reporter: white house advisors say if they can't get the votes

chicago which is continued for eleven straight days now and has been largely ignored as those occupy boston and occupy minneapolis and i could buy los angeles and occupy washington d.c. it's just getting bigger and bigger and bigger which means it's only a matter of time before the peaceful protests are put down with violence with fighting remember gandhi's maxim first ignore and then ridicule in the light. we're already seeing the fighting after two straight weekends of unprovoked sometimes brutal police crackdowns but as this movement grows it's only going to get worse more arrests more pepper spraying more plotting more rhetorical violence in the corporate mouthpieces we're fighting and that's when everything will change as long as this movement stays united isn't hijacked and above all else remains peaceful then as gandhi said you when the british colonists ignored ridiculed and then fought our founding fathers and then they lost the southern slave owners ignored ridiculed and fought the calls to abolish slavery and they lost the economic royalists as franklin roosevelt called them igno

this is occupy boston. a hundred people were arrested fortress passing.ice commissioner says one police officer was hit in the face and at least a thousand or more protesters are involved. they are saying they are staying on top of this or we are staying on top of this. more coming up at six. >>> protesters for occupying dc say they are not going to leave soon. u.s. park officials say they have granted the group a 4 month extension for the protest permit and feared they would have to leave because the first permit was expiring. the stop the machine protest is happening blocks away from the occupied dc protest. and in pierson square. they have been pushing for a anti-war message and targeting corporate greed the conner stone of the movement since the beginning. in new york where it started, they are showing no sign of slowing down either. new york city officials are now hoping protesters are going to pack up and go home. that's not likely. that's because the cost of police surveillance is growing. the nypd spent nearly 2 million dollars mostly in overtime

>> reporter: well, scott, here at the occupy boston protest where an evening prayer service is just gettingnder way, many of the demonstrators we've seen are either college students or recent college graduates. in fact, there are some 30 colleges and universities in the city of boston alone. >> i was the first person in my family to go to college. >> reporter: at age 27, josh eaton thought he could rise above his family's working class background. >> i've been working temp jobs, part time jobs, unemployed a lot of the time. and i'm really afraid that we no longer live in a country where that kind of upward mobility is possible. >> reporter: he's still unemployed more than a year after graduating from harvard with a master's degree. he has $60,000 in student loan debt. >> just the idea of having a full-time job with benefits, being on the 9:00 to 5:00, that's aspirational and, you know, in some instances sort of... seems almost unreachable. >> reporter: relief from student loan debt is one of the top concerns of protesters here and, scott, according to a group that tracks student debt, 67% o