imax guys are welcome back to the kaiser report let's turn to richard thomas he's an independent radio journalist richard thomas welcome to the kaiser report hello max pleasure to talk to you all right richard you've been reporting from occupy el x. the london stock exchange sense it began tell us how the occupation began word stands today in terms of the concerns and a list of demands or goals ok so. sudden october fifteenth there was a new management to take the load and stock exchange and promise to squeal on this idea floated about a week before when u.k. on cause another activist staged an occupation of westminster bridge in an attempt to ward government attempts to fully privatized the national health service i guess all right so let me just cut in there for a second because of course the occupy movement and they came down to merica from canada from the adbusters organization that started on wall street and then it fanned out all over the world and also i wouldn't necessarily say that i mean i think the thing that identifies itself as the occupier and the movement is obviously no

in fact do you think in the near term just something volatile is that richard thomas yes we've already been there for good you know we have the magical moment when the fourth wall was broken at millbank the journalist had been hanged quote for food through the shattering of loss of confidence readers and i mean let's not forget the momentous events that took place in whom august this year i believe it was august which you learned there with the london riots. we were already there you know you wait there it's the mission is really kicking hard with people about the benefits taken when they basically can't afford to eat people who can really kick off people. who grateful that sort of thing and they have no faith institutions of power i noticed when i mention those two words poll tax suddenly the energy level just skyrockets and people are very revenue no for this moment and mason pretty good three other people right now let me ask you this question going to stacey herbert earlier in the show and she mentioned and she did a little analysis of how the cutbacks and entitlements in the u.k.

radio journalist richard thomas welcome to the cause to report hello max pleasure to talk to you all right richard you've been reporting from occupy l.a. the london stock exchange censored began tell us how the occupation began work stands today in terms of the concerns and a list of demands or goals ok so it's not an october fifteenth but it was an announcement to take the london stock exchange and come to school with this idea floated about a week before hand when u.k. ancoats another activist staged the patient of westminster bridge in an attempt to walk. fully privatized the national health service seconds all right so let me just get in there for a second because of course the occupied movement it came down to merica from canada from the adbusters organisation that started on wall street and then it fanned out all over the world well i wouldn't necessarily say that i mean i think the thing that i think the flows itself was the. movement is obviously north north american perhaps in origin. but of course i mean i think because but for the disney i mean it goes back to the fifteen

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so i'm pleased they'll decide this, but it's unfortunate that justice thomas would involve himself in the case. >> now richard. this is serious. this is clear. just played the sound bite where mrs. thomas spoke for herself about maybe president obama happened to wake this country up. we're not talking about some kind of interpretation, some marginal attack. this is a direct, frontal partisan attack. we might add that mr. thomas did not disclose his wife's connection and financial connection until challenged. how can he sit there and then, let me bring this up to you, let me show you this, tomorrow, tomorrow, there's a forum called the constitutionality of health care reform. sponsored by the federalist society. the exact organization that judge scalia and judge thomas keynoted their fund-raiser the other night. >> well, let me separate out these two things because i think the federalist society has been pursuing conservative legal principles for many, many years, and it's no secret that these justices are ultra conservatives. that's what they are. i don't think the federalist society is going to influence the

thomas. warner lee. richard fong. in that order, please. go ahead and get started. >> according.rning. dave bernett. as the president indicated, the initial concern from the people that objected to the process, was the stops election issue. basically park's death what -- staff and went and picked a spot that was right between the area which is the meadow and washington street. there was a fair amount of concern on the group of us that were involved in the original creation of this park. the park has very different personas. block 202 persona is quite normal, and is a result of the $1.9 million expenditure you guys made to upgrade the place. it has a nice cohesive feel to it. block 203 is the brainchild of one of the gardners that was on the original staff and had no funding money and basically when the freeway came down picked up my machine and the rhododendrons and the other thing in the park for all barred from golden gate park as a result of upgrades that were done. it has a very natural sort of feel to it. the point i would like to make basically is i think it would be a mist

richard? >> great stuff, thanks, thomas. >>> gloria cain talking about mr., she is, and her first ever interview, she talked about her husband of 43 years and the allegations against him. she insists he respects women and believes he did not wrong. >> his conscience would bother him. his conscience would bother him and he couldn't look me straight in the eye and i can usually tell if there is -- is there something wrong? it's like, well, i was supposed to go to such and such a place or whatever. his con science bothers him. >> and there's more. cain made sure that you understood this, that she is behind him. >> 1 -- 200%. 200%? >> 200%. absolutely no doubt in my mind. and you know what, that's one of the most comforting things about going through all of this because if your family had doubts in you about the stuff that's being shown on tv, it would really be crushing. >> joe app reed is the managing editor of thegrio.com and karen fin snail veteran of the clinton white house and an msnbc analyst. she was supposed to do this interview, had them put it off, sh

eustace, second time the rivals, lieutenant david boyce and corporal richard scanlon both from the queens guard, and private thomas lake from first the time the prince of wales royal regiment. they were all courageous soldiers held in highest regard by their comrades. we owe them a great debt of gratitude for their service and for their sacrifice and was and our condolences to the families and their friends. i'm sure the whole house want to join in entry to alan king who said that after crutches battle with cancer. user popular contingency in be serving nearly 20 years before entering politics, he was a scout and continues to be a great advocate for sport not least of his chairmanship of the all party parliamentary football group which grew to be one of the largest and house under his stewardship. we send our deepest sympathies to his wife and to his family and to all his constituents. he will be missed by members on all sides of this house. this morning i had meetings with ministers in college and others. and in addition to duties in this house i shall have further such meetings today. >> can i join the prime min

battalion the rifles, lieutenant david boyce and lance corporal richard scanlon, both from the queen's dragoon guards, and private thomas lake from 1st battalion the princess of wales's royal regiment. s, he was a scout and continues to be a great advocate for sport not least of his chairmanship of the all party parliamentary football group which grew to be one of the largest and house under his stewardship. we send our deepest sympathies to his wife and to his family and to all his constituents. he will be missed by members on all sides of this house. this morning i had meetings with ministers in college and others. and in addition to duties in this house i shall have further such meetings today. >> can i join the prime minister in those words and tribute our brave soldiers as we could given their lives in service to our country. all our thoughts should go out to the families drinks a difficult time. will mr. speaker the proposal from the unique this time next week will cause -- [inaudible] does the prime minister like me think the whole response teams to bring their message out for strike based on such a small number

thomas. >> nbc's richard engel, really in the thick of things in tahrir square in tcairo. >>> back here in the states, move over, cain. there's a new republican front-runner, newt gingrich. 15 minutes of fame, you ask, or does he really have staying power? >>> plus, the uc-davis chancellor apologizes for last week's pepper spraying incident, but that's not good enough for assistant professor nathan brown. he aupwants her to go. i'll talk to him about that. >>> if you're one of 42 million americans traveling for the thanksgiving holiday, look out because the weather could throw a serious monkey wrench into your plans. we'll take a peek at that and much more. smal l bu sinesses are the smal lifeblood of our communities. on november 26th you can make a huge impact by shopping small on small business saturday. one purchase. one purchase is all it takes. so, pick your favorite local business... and join the movement. i pledge to shop small at big top candy shop. allen's boots... at juno baby store. make the pledge to shop small. please. shop small on small business saturday. she's a black frida

richard, how did thomas horton come to this decision? why do this and why doing it now? >> they're doing it for one simple reason. the american airlines cost base is considerably higher than united, continental's and delta which merged with northwest. those other airlines did go through chapter 11 during the recessions and managed to slash their costs. so, now, american has been struggling for the last few years, trying to get negotiations, trying to get agreements and trying to get its costs down, but, frankly, and finally, with oil prices high, with growth slowing down and with so many other competitive disadvantages. tom horton told me a short while ago, they really had had no choice. it was time to push the nuclear button. >> the folks at american have worked very hard and honorably to avoid that path over the last decade. but it became clearer to us that that gap was just too wide now and it had become untenable and it was time for us to address it and turn the page and put our company on the path to a much more successful future. >> ted, no doubt it is a dramatic d

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the triple that capped off a 17-0 run and cal playing d thomas and rejected from sudan and cal has three blocks from the team. gutierrez meets richardomon from the flush. 40 to 13 at the half. second half gutierrez in transition and let the bears with 14 and cal wins 72-55. stanford hosting colorado state and johnny dockens and crew. time winding down in the first half. stanford down five. harris hits the half for the shot. thabeets the budser and that would help jump-start the cardinals. josh with the steal and he will take it coast to coast and had a game high 15. later harris will miss and the put back. he finished with 12 points. stanford wins 64-52. the giants are about to make tim lincecum an offer he can't or maybe can refuse. san francisco is looking to lock in their ace to a multiyear contract. specifically a deal of four or more years. there is one problem. lincecum has publicly stated at this point he is only interested in a year to year obligation. the two can't reach agreement, they will go to arbitration. today by the way, day 138 in the nba lock out and it's noteworthy because players were supposed to receive their ve

richard goodstein, and the republican strategist, as well. gentlemen, it's nice to see you this morning. happy thanksgiving to you and yours. >> happy thanksgiving to you too, thomaswant to start with you, though, because iowa congressman steve king and aides to iowa governor terry branstadsay this is going to be a big problem in their state. no endorsements given out so far. >> newt gingrich, you have to give him a lot of credit for being a man of substance. he shows the fact that he's worked in the congress for a couple of decades, worked with u.s. presidents. a real grasp on not only domestic policy, international security issues, and has a realistic sense of how you might go about dealing with the challenge of immigration. and i give him credit for being gutsy enough to say that you've got to be tough but also humane at the same time and that you can't find 11 million or 12 million people, uproot them, from their households and deport them. you've got a way that's humane, in concert with what america's all about. he will take some kind of a hit in iowa for it, but the degree of the hit is questionable. obviously mitt romney will pick up some support because of

thomas keeps it on the option. and picks up nine yards. just shy of the 10. richards makes the stop.rk: it's a mazing that a turnover can impact your own offensive. because the momentum this team feeds off of, it can happen like that. it's an interception. all of a sudden, an offense that couldn't do anything right picks up finine yards on first and te. >> brent: and here comes thomas. the young man nicknamed black mamba. and he could not get away from terence brown, the defensive back who made a sensational stop in open field. that's what you have to do against the ducks, tackle in space. >> kirk: this play looked like it had a chance. that's what everybody wanted to see. could this stanford defense make plays against thomas and james in space? that time they did. >> brent: third and short. lamichael. quick to the 3 yard line. it's first and goal for oregon. howell bringing him down at the 3. and the ducks are quacking. >> kirk: great execution here. darron thomas again. >> brent: lamichael won't get there. thrown back by the middle of that stanford defense. >> kirk: this attack is

led by democrats. 8,700 hour, thomas, to go until the election, but as it stands, 2012 could be a squeaker. >> we need a countdown clock. >> i'll count for you. >> richardpoll finds americans convinced the country's economic structure is out of balance and favors the rich more than three quarters of those surveyed think that meantime our poll shows voters angry and disaffected. 74% think president obama has fallon short to improve banks and wall street and 56% identify with ith irthe tea part other occupy wall street movements and 54% see the economic troubles as the start of a long-term national decline. not a tough period the u.s. will get through. joining me now, "washington post" and others, 47% think the economy will stay about the same in the next several months. 25% believe it's going to get better. 28% are thinking it's going to get worse. so what might that mean for president obama and his republican challengers? >> you know, polls are a little bit like scripture, and you can interpret them in a variety of different ways, and i looked at this poll. on the one hand you're right that obama clearly has some trouble here. he's at 44% approval. ther