all of them have those plastic handcuffs. friday are moving down 14th ward fraud way. i do not know exactly where they are headed right now. cracks for >>jackie: these are reinforcements that have not been and how in the fog with now. >>darya: they still have a crowd to the call. >>darya: protesters are allowed to protests on the street. let's go live to will durant. what is happening now with those protesters? >>will: darya, i am standing next to the encampment.--i am standing next to the encampment. it is peaceful. the officers are almost seeming to stand down. as i zoom in, and he conceded tents right there. i do not see anyone at the camp at this time. they have either been arrested or they were moved out from the encampment. the encampment itself are dozens of tents that are empty. it is almost as if, the best way to describe it, like a tornado went through. that is what is left of a tornado that went through here. i do not know if the police officers did it or the occupiers themselves. at this time officers are basically standing here. the people you see are the

technician david mcgill demonstrate for jurors how quickly and easily he could bind his wrists with plastic handcuffs call zip ties, the kind norwood claims the men who broke into the store and killed jayna murray placed around her hands after tax her inside the lululemon store that friday night last march. but the key witness of the day was retiring montgomery county police detective james drury. it was he who conducted two videotaped interviews with norwood days after the murders. she was not under arrest, had freely agreed to speak with investigators. the second interview to friday, march 18th, was at norwood's request. she wanted to tell detectives something she hadn't mentioned in the interview two days earlier. they made me move her car, norwood said, in a that murray's car from in front of the store the night of murder to a far away parking lot ineth bess da. we'll be waiting, he she says the killers told her. don't doing in stupid or you'll be dead. when being ad why in the world she then walked back to the store where she claims ever claimed she was -- to the store where she claims she was a

there are arrests if you see there are people on their knees with their hands tied with plastic handcuffseveral clashes between protesters and police today. a police officer had his hand sliced by a flying object and was taken to a hospital for stitches. aa protester with his head cover ed in blood was walked out of zuccotti police and a reporter covering the protests for the conservative website the daily caller gave this account of being beaten by police. the police officers were beating the protesters with batons and were also beating the media. they hit us with batons. they hit other members of the meb press in order to get them to move out of the street. when i fell to the ground, i said at one point, i'm just covering this. i'm just covering this. and the officer just said, come on, get up. get up, before pulling me up by my jacket. the protesters came up to me right away and asked if i needed my medical assistance. they were actually kind and helpful. it was the police officers who were very aggressive. joining me now is michelle goldberg, a senior writer for "newsweek" and the dai

technician david mcgill demonstrated for jurors how quickly and easily he could bind his wrist with plastic handcuffs called zip ties, the kind norwood claims the men who broke into the store and killed jayna murray placed around her hands after attacking her inside the luluemon athletica store that friday night last march, but the key witness of the day was retiring montgomery county police detective james drewry. it was he who conducted two videotaped interviews with norwood days after the murders. remember, she of not under arrest, had freely agreed to speak with investigators. the second interview on friday march 18th was at norwood's request. she wanted to tell detective something's she hadn't mentioned in the interview two days earlier. they made me move her car norwood said. jayna murray's car from in front of the store the night of the murder to a far away parking lot in bethesda. we'll be waiting she says the killers told her. don't do anything stupid or consider yourself dead. when asked by detective dow rei why in the world she then walked back -- drury why in the world she claims when she

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they have plastic handcuffs fog, they have on their helmets and batons.fficers are not even talking to one another or the protesters. the protesters are standing stoically >>mark: our coverage connect with us on facebook. send us botas and videos. we will be right back free o. half half dov ... >>darya: welcome back. we are seeing police in full riot gear. police are closing in on the occupy protesters that have been there for weeks, defying orders to stop camping overnight. >>mark: and jeff bush is standing by live at the epicenter of this conflict. >>jackie: jeff >> police officers are across the broadway and 14th. on the west and the south. they are not doing anything. obviously there are some sort of plants in the work. there are more senior police officers talking behind presumably coming up with werfel and the right now is a standoff. there are a group of protesters here at the intersection of 14th and broadway. police right now are just holding their ground, holding the line. presumably we will see some sort of action as soon. the plaza is now an a

people were taken away in plastic handcuffs. protesters were about to protests in the streets but not to camp overnight. on the left-hand side people are still out on the streets as a part of the occupied the hemophilia >>james: we have also been following this story of mind. justine waldman is following the latest of the tooth, using, facebook and the like. >>justine: this video from using is from a protester who was inside occupy oakland is showing us what the camp looks like clotright now. this is video from someone that is there. people are back in the encampment possibly collecting their belongings and assessing the damage. many of the tents have been taken down and police are in as the outlaw and confiscating whenever they can find. maybe there are drugs, weapons or things that are considered hazardous. that is what the smaller video is showing us. that is live at video from what is inside what was occupy oakland. police have dismantled the encampment just seen that but we were asked this morning on our facebook page, what