twitter to access account information about two users with the twitter handles at poison on an at occupy boston legal order is in relation to those two twitter users who leaked personal information about some boston police officers at the height of the occupy boston movement now wire reports of boston police are targeting these two individuals because they released several documents which reveal personal information on forty senior officers and even the boston mayor tom menino now in the subpoena the boston da's requested all available subscriber information for the county or accounts associated with the following information including ip address logs for account creation and for activity during the period of december eighth to the thirteenth according to the web pro news the da is also looking for account information on anybody who included the hashtags of boston p.d. and dox cake in their tweets which is truly absurd because there are thousands of people who included those hashtags to the boston p.d. to make such requests i think reveals one of two things either a serious lack of understandin

now the other account occupy boston it was only active or four days and only lists for tweets so they really feel like a threat now wired suspects that the account underscore boston is probably the user the police are actually searching for and their own computer illiteracy is probably to blame in this situation but since that subpoena was sent out poison on a started working with a.c.l.u. attorney peter krupp and the attention of the league subpoena has caused such an uproar that a boston superior court judge has barred anybody involved in this case from discussing it that's a situation that usually only occurs if the case involves sensitive security issues now couples came out and said that the subpoena is just an elaborate fishing expedition for the police to find anybody who has spoken out about the police during the occupy boston eviction from dewey park boston police actually told a local paper that they're investigating serious threats directed at department personnel however they wouldn't ever elaborate on what those serious threats might be so if this is simply about billy do

information about two twitter users who they allege shared personal information about police when occupy boston the camp at dewey park was evacuated and not only are they going after two specific accounts but the boston p.d. is subpoenaing the information on anybody who use the occupy boston hash tag in their tweets which would include thousands of tweeters and the brazen attempt to bullying social media sites into giving up personal information about people who participate in social movements of the government just doesn't happen to like a case in point also the week grand jury case which is currently underway in alexandria virginia the government has been trying to get information on three wiki leaks supporters rigi to john's daughter jacob and now however those three supporters have been fighting a court order that's requesting their information from twitter let me give you a little backstory here the justice department served twitter with a subpoena back in two thousand and ten in december of two thousand and ten and just like we noted yesterday twitter carries its own policy to inform thei

. >> occupy boston. >> people from across the country came here to make a point about congress. >> all of them have bought into the appropriate scheme. this wall street revolving doors. there's not a single representative that is not taking corporate money. it doesn't matter if you're republican or republican, if you're in congress, taking the corporate money and part of the system that is corrupted our democracy. >> they are occupying the line, but the capital police are keeping the sidewalk off limits. a few protesters taunted police and even crossed through. some of their efforts resulted in arrests. protesters are spending the rest of their evening marching to the white house and the supreme court. on capitol hill, i'm lindsey mastis, 9news now. >> congress heads back to work with approval ratings at a historic low. a poll of a thousand adults finds just 13% of those asked approve of the job lawmakers are doing on capitol hill. for comparison, 48% approve of how president obama is doing his job. >>> we are getting our first glimpses of the damage of the cruise ship. you can see the

. >> occupy boston. >> people from across the country came here to make a point about congress. >> all of them have bought into the appropriate scheme. there's not a single representative in that building right now that is not taking corporate money. it doesn't matter whether you're a republican or democrat. you are taking the corporate money and part of the system that corrupted our democracy. >> they are occupying the line. the capital police are keeping the sidewalk off limits. a few protesters taunted police and even crossed through. some of their efforts resulted in arrests. protesters are spending the rest of their evening marching to the white house and the supreme court. on capitol hill, i'm lindsey mastis, 9news now. >>> now next week, these occupy protesters will be the topic in congress, but for a whole different reason. the house oversight and government reform committee will hold a hearing about the occupy d.c. encampment down at mcpherson square. the national park service as well as d.c. police will brief committee members about the camp and the conditions at the park. >>

according to a survey of occupy boston, their number one issue ending corporate personhood. l of the occupy movement 57% of the occupiers say undoing economic inequality. this is according to l.a. progressive, where you are. 59% of occupiers say they should focus on campaign financing. here's the most interesting number. 30% of occupiers the lack of a single focus gives the movement strength. and i'm interested in sort of how you feel you're being receive received in advocating the single point of focus, which seems to resinate with two-thirds of the crowds based on these informal polls with the one-third that are wedded to the less-focused agenda. >> i don't think there should be one focus. i'm not saying that. but i do think from my own personal perspective, i sent out an e-mail to 500 occupy wall street organizers asking them if they would support our efforts to organize along campaign financing. and the response was overwhelmingly, yes. people might not want to have one focus, and that's understandable, because it's a complex issue or complex set of issues that we are fac

. >> i'm mark from occupy boston, and i'm from occupy new hampshire. would you refine your earlier statement from corporations are people to corporations are abusive people? >> now, let's get the facts, all right. there are two places >> those are facts, mr. romney. hold on, it's my turn. you've had your turn. now it's my turn, all right. >> that was question one, and then it just kept going from there with question after unsympathetic question. >> why did you want to hold people who could afford health insurance accountable in massachusetts but now you're okay the increasing costs for everyone else? >> i'm chinese and i'm american and i love this country. i hear all this degrading thing about china here and china there. it just doesn't make me feel good. >> now the troops are out of iraq, do you intend to form a military alliance with iraq to avoid further conflicts in the area? >> as you can see, even when they went to a little kid thinking that they would get a softer question, the question wasn't exactly easy. aga again, the whole thing had the fee

occupy grow read their message of the need for economic equality and an end to corporate greed their slogan became we are the ninety nine percent and they the rich the one percent from oakland to boston the more people occupied the more brutality became more evident by. what you do with your own. right our police forces have been militarized they are working more in cooperation with the pentagon they're buying and being given military surplus to quit meant that has been kind of designed for use in war and this is something that. needs to treating the public as you would treat an enemy a public that has promised to come out in full force in twenty twelve. parliamentary elections were the push behind tens of thousands of people coming out onto the streets of moscow after allegations the december duma vote was raked by. the protest at least fifty thousand strong the largest in recent history call for free and fair elections and remains peaceful ruling party united russia lost popularity in the vote with official results putting their numbers at almost fifty percent but experts say a sixteen percent drop from two thousand and seven should be taken as a warning i think a lot of people wan

. >> how are you, i'm from occupy boston and new hampshire. congratulations on your victory.e said that corporations are people, but corporate profits have surged to record highs directly at the expense of wages in a jp morgan report. it seems the u.s. is a great place to be a corporation. but increasingly a desperate place to live and work, can you refine year earlier statement where corporations are people to corporations are abusive people? would you reverse the policies of both the obama administration and his predecessors a route corporate center economic policies? record highs every year. people in this country are in permanent economic stagnation. >> what do you think corporations profit goes? >> it depends. if they retain it, they're not and distributing dividends and not using it for capital expenditures. they can hoard it. it goes to shareholders. the 1% of americans that own 90% of the stocks. >> lets get the facts. you've had your turn, it's my turn. to're right, it goes dividends. they are not only the 1%. it goes to the people that have pensions. are you in the

became we are the ninety nine percent and they are the rich the one percent from oakland to boston the more people occupy the more. talladega became more and that in the in the. i'm sure if you're right and i'm sure there are our police forces have been militarized they are working more in cooperation with the pentagon they're buying and being given military surplus the quick meant that has been kind of designed for use in war and this is something that leads to treating the public as you would treat an enemy a public that has promised to come out in full force in twenty twelve. parliamentary elections were the push behind tens of thousands of people coming out onto the streets of moscow after allegations the december duma vote was raked. up by the protest at least fifty thousand strong the largest in recent history call for free and fair elections and remains peaceful ruling party united russia lost popularity in the vote with official results putting their numbers at almost fifty percent but experts say a sixteen percent drop from two thousand and seven should be taken as a warning i think a lot of peo