talk about the robin hood thing. g-8 meeting today.on, something they tried in the 1990s and the first part of the new century. they wanted the rich countries to pay for climate change harm to the smaller countries. when that fell apart, now they're going to go after the banks. see, whatever it is, whatever the going thing is what they glob on to. they won't get it. when they wanted the global aids fund, president bush waited six months. did any country put money in not until he did. >> the number it raids is 1.5 half of the transaction. it's $1 billion a year born, good percentage by americans and trading partners. >> dana: to pay for what? i support foreign aid. i support private sector evidents as well. a loft the money is mismanaged and it just goes if dictator's -- >> andrea: it's like that in the new york state called stock transfer tax. they collect it but they rebate it. if they didn't people would leave like in france. not enough millionaires in france for them to tax. what does that say? not enough rich people. >> when you ta

nurses from around the world are in chicago -- they are rallying for a robin hood tax to help health care. good afternoon. i am steve sanders. and i'm dina bair. nancy loo is live from daley plaza ... >> i am in the effect of this rally ... this has been more like a dance party. we are going to step through you can see a mix of people in this crowd here is someone from the national nurses united organization ... what do you think about the turnout and what is the plan for today? >> the plan is for nurses to help heal the world along with all the other community supporters with us today we are promoting the robin hood tax which is a small tax 50¢ on every hundred dollars of financial transactions ... >> there are lots of police and secret service here at daley plaza does it bother your group? >> no. we think this is over protection nurses are all about healing not harm >> there are other groups here however is their concern for something getting stirred up a question mark, off certainly not nurses promote nonviolence in their actions ... we will turn around and get back into the crowd

>> to slickly produced videos. >> have you heard this idea about the robin hood bankers tax? >> yes, it's a sweet little idea taxing the banks to help the poor, but i don't think it would work. it's very complicated and would be very tough on the banking sector. >> which has just been given billions of pounds in taxpayer monies to keep it going? >> well, yeah, of course. >> a very minimum tax could amount to at least $350 billion dollars that could go back to our communities, that could go back to jobs, that could go back to health care. >> here in the united states, leading the charge in support of the tax is roseann demoro and the organization she leads, national nurses united. it's the largest registered nurses union in u.s. history. and with nearly 170,000 members, it's one of the country's fastest growing unions. in recent years, the nurses staged some of the most organized and best- publicized campaigns for health care reform. now they're doing the same for the robin hood tax with a fight they call the main street campaign. events already have been held in washington an

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details of the robin hood tax straight ahead.: demand for a new commercial for sports drinked to be pulled from the air. critics say it sends a dangerous message to student at leasts. but, first, we have the latest developments from the opening day of the nato summit in chicago. president obama seen here with nato secretary with the big announcement today, a continued financial support of afghanistan's military forces long after the 2014 wall street of u.s. troops. chief white house correspondent is traveling with the president and joins us from chicago. what is the plan moving forward in afghanistan? >>reporter: well, the key is the last time president obama sat down with president karzai is when president obama around the first anniversary of osama bin laden's death made the secret trip to afghanistan and signed a pact. both leaders signed it. to make sure the united states would be involved in afghanistan between 2014 and 2024 so there is a commitment but the message sent clearly both during the meeting between the two preside

and you know the propaganda is that robin hood was taking from the rich and giving to the poor not the truth which was that he was taking from the corrupt who had stolen from the people and given back to the people and you know again they're playing right into their own myths and propaganda that somehow these protesters are protesting about the financial fraud the financial crimes the financial basked that they are the ones seeking redistribution of wealth from these hard earned money from the likes of timothy geitner and jamie diamond lloyd blankfein and dick fuld and john chorus line that these guys deserve their wealth you know the american president wants redistribution of fraud not redistribution of wealth because there is no wealth there's only fraud the dollar is fraudulent the banking system is fraudulent and the wall street titans are fraudulent and the american president wants to their cut of the fraud has trickled down from. they don't want to be just they don't want to be in any way productive they just want some of that money that's being stolen from the top they want

está ocurriendo, esta noche conoceremos a randy john, un ex delincuente sual que es una especie de robin hoodblica dominicana, adelante >>> hola, ¿qué tal?, jorge, así es, solo faltan horas para las elecciones en república minicana, el candidato del prd cierra su campaña con una gn fiesta en el malecón. >>> por cierto que la campaña presidencial ha estado marcada por la violencia que afecta al país por años, tenemos ,el reportaje de niños de 13 años que trabajan como sicars que purgan condena por asesinato. >>> momento de nuestra última pausa, y al regresar veremos cómo facebook se cotiza en al bolsa de valores. >>> además se apaga una estrella del a m donna summer, que hizo bailar a varias generaciones, falleció hoy a l 63 años por un cáncer pulmonar. summer fue ganadora de cinco premios grammy. pero más que nada, será recordada por haber transformado la música de las discotecas. @

. >> vestidas como robin hood se tomaron el centro de chicago en visperas de la celebraciÓn de la cumbres de 60 presidentes de todo el mundo. >> yo que sÉ en mi trabajo hay mÁs casos y no mas enfermeras, porque no hay dinero para pagar a enfermeras para que trabajen. >> gritaron que el compromiso de los mandatarios mÁs poderosos del planeta es con los pobres. >> estamos pidiendo un impuesto en todas transacciones que pasen en wl street para ayudar a gente pobre. >> de otra manera manifestantes se cubrieron con chocolate para protestar contra l la construcÓn de un oleoducto de canadÁ, alaska no han dejado de llegar participantes a la protestas que podrÍan tornarse violentas. >> estamos preparados con un (en >> y para contrarrest situaciones de desorden pÚblico el centro de chicago cuenta con un despliegue policial sin precedentes, calles cerradas, muros de contenciÓn en caso de revueltas y hasta camiones remo vedores de nievesivisio servÍrÁ barrer. >> me encanta queion haya tanta seguridad para protecciÓn de nosotros. >> espera la visita de 20 mil invitados y 2.0 periodista que su cubrirÁ

you know, people saying he's the opposite of robin hood.e one where one person says you can tell by the way he talks and acts he doesn't care about the middle class and lower class people. isn't that personal? >> you know what mayor booker also said was in a discussion of romney's tenure was legitimate. >> yes that's what he said in the edited version you tweeted out. in the original comments that's what he said. isn't -- do you deny that you're engaging in any kind of personal attacks on mitt romney? or is it okay to do that? i'm not saying it's not. >> governor romney believes that any discussion of his record is automatically negative campaigning which i think tells you something about his record. he's put this forward as his economic record. we'll talk about the president's economic record. we were losing 750,000 jobs a month when he entered. it's resurgent. we'll talk about the president's record and we'll talk about governor romney's record. >> ben labolt, i appreciate you being on. thanks. >> thanks. >> let's try to get more answers.

hundreds of nurses rallied calling for a so-called robin hood tax. it would take money from financial institutions and use it to offset health care costs. president obama will also attend a nato summit, which begins on sunday. >> the to put the restaurant chain could be facing some serious -- chipotle restaurant chain could be facing some serious problems. two years after federal investigators requested worker authorization documents from employees in d.c. and virginia. >> we are wrapping up a gorgeous and to what has been a picture- perfect day. will the comfortable weather stick around for the entire weekend? bob ryan joins us for a first look at the forecast. >> the votes are in and everybody would like this to stick around for the entire weekend. we are here to please. look at our temperature. our temperatures are into the 60's. there are some -- there are some spots dipping into the 50's. the good news is, of all things, that is drifting more toward the east. for folks who are heading out for the beaches, things looked a lot better than they did

they want him to support the robin hood tax, a small tax on wall street trades. they say it could citizen rate billions for jobs, housing, education, and health care. the group later moved on to a bank executive's home in chevy chase. geithner did not address the protesters. >>> this morning the jury will begin its second day of deliberations in the fate of john edwards. the former presidential candidate accused of spending nearly $1 million in campaign donations to hide his pregnant mistress back in 2008. jurors deliberated for about five hours on friday. they requested office supplies, a blackboard, and specific evidence. they asked to review exhibits having to do with the $725,000 given by rachel bunny mellon. edwards faces six counts of campaign finance violations. if he's convicted, he could spend up to 30 years in prison. >>> 6:06. fairfax county police are trying to sort out details behind a shooting that killed a man wanted on child pornography charges. police say they received a tip that the man was hiding out at the chelsea square apartments off backlic

they want him to support something called a robin hood tax, a small tax on stock trade. some say it would generate billions of dollars for houses, jobs, health care. they say they will also make a stop in front of a bank executive's house in chevy chase. >>> two people are dead in a head-on collision that shut down the bw parkway in greenbelt. a police driving a minivan crossed the median and hit another car. mohammad hasan of pennsylvania was driving the van. 49-year-old judith sonogel was driving the suv. she's from d.c. police are trying to figure out why the van crossed over. >>> rain is on the way, but we'll tell you when you need your umbrella and for how long. >>> tonight at 11:00, if you own a smartphones, you can do more than surf the web and text. if you're on the go, it's easy for your cell phone bill and budget to take a hit. on news4 at 11:00, liz crenshaw explains how to avoid getting bitten by gigabytes. if you think you're protected with an >>> david mcgowan now works as a 911 dispatcher. mcgowan's steady voice guided her through the steps of cpr, and min

it's not mitt romney who is the opposite of robin hood.s barack obama that is king john, the unjust government overtaxing the people of sherwood and robin hood comes to save the little guy from an roe oh presencive government. -- from an oppressive government. he does not want to talk about his record as governor. >> barack obama doesn't want to talk about his record as president. >> he was 48th in job creation. i made enough money for 7 life times and i destroyed a lot of lives in the process. >> that fundamentally dishonest. shannon: i believe it was last week that megyn kelly had on this show the former ceo of gs industry, one of the companies spotlighted. one of the companies that did go out of business. he talked about how bain capital poured millions of dollars and there were four steel mills at stake. one of them had to go weren't other were saved. if they hadn't kept the one separate they might have lost all of them. lost thousands of jobs. there are those who want to focus on the positive. christopher i expect that's not something

about 3,000, many dressed as robin hood, gathered in daley plaza and marched through the loop business direct, and there were no clashes with police, just two arrests reported. because the rest of the weekend could be another story, parts of chicago will be on a virtual lockdown. nbc's katy tur reports. >> as dozens of heads of state and their staff members and security details descend upon chicago, the opposition is already gearing up. >> no more nato. >> welcome to nato, chicago 2012. >> we're going to be loud, boisterous, vibrant. and 100% peaceful. >> the city has only issued three permits for marches and rallies, but thousands of protesters are expected. >> i don't think it's going to be as bad as what everyone says it is. >> the summit will be held at mccormick place. around it, miles of road closures, rail service interruptions, and even a military enforced no-fly zone. major attractions like chicago's art institute will close for the weekend. business owners fear all of the hassle will mean a lack of customers. >> we normally do several hundred people for lunch. we have nine re

the union members called for a robin hood tax on banks' financial transactions, saying the money could be used to fix the inadequacies in health care. >>> more people are getting jobs. california's unemployment rate dipped a tenth of a percent last month to 10.9%. the south bay added 4,300 jobs, mostly in the leisure and hospitality industries, east bay lost 2,000 jobs, mostly in health care and finance. the san francisco redwood city marin corridor added 5,000 jobs. retail sales were strong. >>> next month, when one senior gets her diploma, she'll be skinnier and healthier than when she was a freshman. >> thanks to surgery, this is all happening, more about this procedure and how it was transformed a girl's life in san jose. >> well, what's different about this, raj, is instead of rerouting the entire intestine, doctors can staple the stomach to make it one-third the size. that's important for teenagers who are still growing and can't afford to lose nutrients. the children's hospital is the only hospital on the west coast to offer this procedure to teenagers. megan has been overweight

just the opposite of robin hood. >> reporter: president obama says his campaign will keep focusing on romney's business record because mr. obama says romney's business experience is his calling card. >> thanks, tahman. >>> speaking of the president, he took time out for a quick trip to joplin, missouri, to deliver the high school commencement address there. >> today marks one year, after an ef-5 tornado obliterated that city. president obama praised them for their resiliency. and he urged the class to give back, like others have given to them. >> there's such a decency. a bigness of spirit in this country of ours. so, class of 2012, you have to remember that. remember what people did here. and like that man who came all the way from japan to joplin, make sure, in your own life, that you pay it forward. >> the twister hit just hours after last year's graduation, killing 161 people, including 2 high school students. >>> we're getting a new look this morning at the sheer force of that tornado. newly released surveillance video, shows the mercy hospital, just as the disaster struck. blowi

service programs steal from the poor to give to the rich so clearly missed the point of the story of robin hood and the very very ugly fact so-called news another new study is out showing that fox viewers are substantially less informed about the news than those who watch no news. harley davidson university published a study which found that when questions were asked about domestic news americans were usually able to answer two out of the five questions right but fox viewers on the other hand able to get roughly one out of the five questions right very far worse than viewers of all the other cable networks as well as people who watch no t.v. at all this backs up a similar study conducted last year that also found fox the worst are less informed than everyone else so is it about time for fox to remove the word news from its name because whatever it's doing over there it's clearly not news instead it's very very . during the two older the early one thousand nine hundred says labor movements were sweeping the world and governments were toppled by populist uprisings the writer and thinker emma gold

they want him to support the "robin hood tax" which is a small tax on stock trades. they say it could generate billions for jobs, housing, and health care. the group later moved to a bank executive's home in chevy chase. geithner did not address the protesters. >>> coming up on 4:31. tom kierein is here and already seeing rain out there. >> what a dramatic change from the weekend. it was a wonderful weekend. >> beautiful. >> i was at nationals park yesterday. perfect for watching public. you have no idea how fast that ball is thrown by steven strasburg until you see it in person. 98 miles per hour. we hear about 98 mile-per-hour winds and hurricanes, but man, when you see the baseball flying -- you don't get the sense of it had you watch on tv. you got to see in person. then he hit a home run. what a great game. >>> this morning a big change has occurred since our wonderful weekend. yes, we have scattered, light showers. a bit of patchy drizzle coming from an area of low pressure that's centered, a weak area of low pressure, over the lower part of the bay. cool tempe

they want geithner to support something called the robin hood tax. it is a small tax on stock trades. some say it could generate billions of dollars for jobs, housing, education and health care. the protesters also called on the obama administration to hold wall street accountable. >> the big banks have crashed our economy and we feel like the administration has had time to deal with this crisis and they haven't dealt with it effectively. >> protesters visited secretary geithner. they moved on to a bank executive's house in chevy chase. geithner did not talk to the protesters. >>> he had a dream job and gave it up to try to help others. the former voice of the orioles talks about the 911 call that helped save a life. here's erica gonzalez. >> give her two more breaths now. two more breaths. make that chest go up and down. and let's go again. one, two, three, four, one, two, three, four. are they there, ma'am? >> yes, they're here. >> a life or death situation. a maryland dispatcher instructs a woman how to give her drowning granddaughter cpr. there's

, mitt romney takes from the poor, the middle-class and gives to the rich, just the opposite of robin hood>> reporter: portraying romney as a heartless corporate raider is central to the obama campaign, which is why it was so shocking when one of the white house's favorite democrats said the attacks make him sick. >> this kind of stuff is nauseating to me on both sides. it's nauseating to the american people. enough is enough. stop attacking private equity. >> reporter: it was a smackdown from one of the democratic party's hottest stars, often seen as a protege of obama himself. the mayor of newark, new jersey, he recently saved a woman trapped inside a burning building. >> newark, new jersey, mayor cory booker is out of the hospital today after heroically saving his neighbor. >> reporter: booker later said he didn't mean attacks on romney's records were off limits, but his comments really stung the obama campaign. asked directly about it, the president called him an outstanding mayor, but made it clear the attacks on romney's business record are just beginning. >> his main calling card fo