. >> then, are a modern day robin hood. >> yes.bin hood and ben stiller is the man. >> reporter: the actor's movie is a release to people's frustrations about the economy. >> sort of a fantasy of doing this and it also has a reality level to it that doesn't make it seem like it is totally ridiculous. >> do you know anyone close to you that was affected by the economy or even the mad offsituation? >> hard to meet anybody who has not been affected by the situation wear in. >> i know people who were affected by bernie madoff. >> i do too. >> alan alda plays the bernie mad off-like villain. they say their roles did not help them better understand what those swindled in real life experienced. >> it is hard to imagine whats like to have somebody vince you he is helping you and in fact, he takes everything you have. >> what those people went through, wouldn't even pretrend

the robin hood is a model.just share one other one with you that i'm particularly taken with no. and this has to do with education, which i think a lot of how we reform education in america will depend on the public-private partnerships. there is a man in atlanta by the name of tom cousins was a very, very successful commercial developer who built a cnn center and rebuild downtown. he is probably a third or fourth generation georgian, well-educated man of faith. he is a presbyterian married to a wonderful woman and he was making a lot of money and doing small things. he wanted to do something bigger in his apartment was in the eastlake area and not a golf course area called the east lake golf course, where bobby jones paid his first hamas, called but had completely deteriorated and was surrounded by the most crime-ridden neighborhood in atlanta. tom decided he could change the neighborhood in the repeatable demos for dumbest idea they'd ever heard in his response was that cost a lot of money in your ideas. i'm

finds out the financial transaction tax which people here are calling a robin hood tax take from the rich and it gives to the poor loans of course is a major financial center next got that way by having slightly looser regulations than other major financial centers that's become a haven for big investors the germans once this financial transaction tax they say would raise valuable revenue but chancellor of the exchequer here in the u.k. george osborne he calls it the bullets aimed at the heart of the city of london some in the u.k. think that fronts in germany are in fact trying to weaken the safety but of course for the british economy some people have said this is no last chance saloon for the vicious economy we depend very heavily on our financial services sector which would be very badly damaged by this robin hood tax we are going through high unemployment particularly amongst young people twenty percent of young people are currently out of work week growth high inflation it's two times what the bank of england's targeted level is and of course the threat of recession so this is

while just russia comes up with a robin hood plan to help the poor with the money of the rich. reform number one is fighting poverty and introducing tax and luxury business on country should brief really. there had been and now the runner in this race lobbying for both small and big businesses billionaire me hope rocker of hopes were high he would create a powerful lobby for western minded liberals in parliament probably of himself was even considering running for president but the complaint failed. its field because of crocodiles personality he thought that to run a party is the seems to run a business this is a strategic mistake he considered other party members who'd been with the right cause much longer than him. not as teammates but as his subordinates and they responded by saying him with the right clothes will take part in the vote but it's listed among outsiders one month ahead of the elections pull suggest united russia will gain at least forty three percent of the votes coming second down or communists with fourteen percent the liberal democrats will secure at least n

robin hood's with bloody hands find out what some indians are prepared to do in the name of social equality and also likely. approves of labor out of russian baby dubbed the world's seven billion citizen that stands a ton of oranges from south africa as a brother to serve will get a taste of that store at r.t. . now as the occupy protest movement includes the u.s. for a second month opinions are divided over some of its aims one of them is a tax hike for rich americans who demonstrators blame but they cannot make downturn very hard and it's also not as the president has been on the streets of new york to see if the people agree. the general public has been vilifying the very rich lately so what does the public consider too much money this week let's talk about that more than a million too much money yeah if someone has more than a million should they pay more in taxes yes they absolutely said yes but i want too much money so i'm not going to answer. those ten million too much too much for too much when one of the women one million for another how i would say if people made more than a milli

the first part of our special report for you into a modern day robin hoods who will seemingly stop at nothing to protect mother earth now the f.b.i. ranks them as one of the greatest threats to national security in the united states after al qaeda stay with us that as we take you behind the eco warrior front line. yes so. that's the key here that's where exactly he is right ok about everything. we're given a warning to the oriental blooper that they were violating and pretty well sanctuary they refused to comply with morning so we delivered a serious blow to them in order to pay for. the walk down the street see a child being abused and do nothing you don't stand there and watch whales die and hold a banner and do nothing. our oceans are dying we've already removed ninety percent of the fish from the oceans and we're continuing to exploit them i don't believe in protest to me protesting is submissive it's like please please please don't do that and they do it anyway you know it's a grovelling you know we shouldn't be protesting we should be intervening. is a battle is a war and what g

if you look at the republican tax plan, these are plants that are reverse robin hood plans. they are designed to take from a poor -- the poor and give to the rich. at a time when we have the most extreme inequality we have seen in concentrated wealth. tavis: how are any of these plants differ in from washington as we speak? >> they are worse. take rick perry's plan. he says that washington -- america is being crushed under a burden of deficit and debt. the first thing he does is eliminate taxes on wealth. he eliminates the estate tax which applies to multimillion- dollar estates. he eliminates taxes on dividends for the wealthy. if you are warren buffett and you were worried you were paying a lower tax rate to the undersecretary because you have all your money from investments, under this plan your taxes headed toward zero. in order to pay for these tax cuts, about five trillion dollars worth, he has to cut the size of government by a quarter. that means deep cuts in social security, dismantling medicare, turning medicaid over to the states in cutting the grants. deep cuts i

he truly was, i came to find to my surprise and glee, he was a sage brush robin hood. very interesting young man. let me give you a spoonful, if i can, from pretty boy, the life and times of charles arthur floyd, and it is the prologue to the book. it's short. it's a little bittersweet. the conkol farm, october 22, 1934, alongside every outlaw hummers this nameless legion whom the law does not know or may not touch. call them his protective angels, if you like, and that's a quote from when the daltons road by emmett dalton. charlie floyd ran for the trees and the freedom that lay beyond. if he could just get across the field of corn stubble to the tree line, he would be safe. the weeds and wild grape vines, the honey suckle and brame les would grant him yet another reprieve. he would race into the woods and down the slopes, up the steep hills, and across the crumbly ma son ri of an abandon canal ox filled with water from the recent autumn rain. he was known as the sage brush robin hood, to others as the terror, but he was called pretty boy floyd, public enemy number on

look at robin hood, greatest charity in new york city is funded by goldman saches and one percent are helping the poor. >> oddly enough tracey. a lot of these kids with the ipads, maybe they were going to ask for an iphone for the holidays. >> i think in the spirit of the holidays go home to the familis and think twice about what they are doing. it has not worked. >> thanks to all of you. coming up a lot of holiday travelers getting whacked with baggage fees and congress wants your first bag to fly free. will this cause air fares to really take off? ittle hardware e we didn't intend for your face to be everywhere. but fedex office makes it so easy. not only do they ship stuff, they print flyers, brochures -- everything i need to get my ne out there. that's the problem. now we need to give you a third identity. you're paul matheson. and you're gonna run your business into the ground. erik gustafson would never do that! there is no erik gustafson. hey that's erik gustafson!!! there is no erik gustafson!!!!! [ male announcer ] small business solutions. fedex. solutions that matter. [ mal

it calls for a robin hood tax on financial transactions. financial transactions in order to shift money out of wall street, global wall street, and take that money and use it instead for development programs, for fighting poverty. here in the united states the catholic hierarchy was not, as far as we know, out at the brooklyn bridge with the occupy wall street protesters today. instead of buckling down and getting to work on the pope's robin hood tax and justice idea america's catholic bishops this year are instead re-upping their anti-abortion, anti-gay marriage, anti-birth control agenda. that is apparently what america's catholic bishops have decided to focus on this year. and you know, it is a good year for it. republican politicians have really been focused on that stuff this year as well. republican governor scott walker of wisconsin, for example. you'd think he would have other things on his mind. after all, he is the focus of an attempted recall effort in his state. a new poll out this week on governor walker's prospects shows that

also known as the robin hood tax. he said he understood the frustration of the occupy protesters and camping in front of london's st. paul's cathedral. their presence generated controversy. the dean of the cathedral became the third official to resign after church leaders called for the removal of the protesters. st. paul's has dropped the efforts to have them removed. here at home, the personhood amendment. this tuesday is election day in mississippi and on the ballot a proposal that said human life begins at conception. if the measure passes, every fertilized human egg in mississippi is defined as a person and that could make abortion for any reason murder. the mississippi amendment could lead to early challenges in court and that prospect worries many abortion opponents. tim o'brien reports. >> now we know an unborn baby is a person, mississippi ans, vote correspondent: proponents insist mississippi's amendment 26 is not so much about abortion as it is about the sanctity of human life. brad prewitt, "yes on 26" exe

. >> in the robin hood tax would place a levy of millions on the shares of bonds and currency transactions. it could alter their moral agenda. >> it is backed by a lot of very serious economists. people who are written off as knee-jerk anti-capitalists. there has to be something to be said for it. >> protesters welcomed his intervention. >> it brought zeal and commitment. it is a nice answer to all the critics saying it is a pointless exercise. >> protesters claimed that the city of london corp. has delayed legal action, allowing them to stay until the new year. >> this is "newsday." i am in singapore. >> and i am in london. at the headlines. france and germany tel greece it will not get any more money unless the greek referendum shows that the people want to stay in the euro. syria has agreed to its proposals to bring an end to the violence that has wracked the country for the last seven months. more on the troubles facing the eurozone. joining us in singapore, once an adviser to the world bank, now an economics professor at the national university of singapore. and you for joining us. --

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the robin hood tax would place a levy on million of budget on millions of shares bonds and currency transactions. he says it will answer the moral agenda. >> when you have a theme like this backed by serious economists, people who cannot be written off as knee-jerk anti capitalists, there has to be something said for it. >> protesters wanted dr. williams's intervention. >> there was a renewed sense of zeal and commitment and it is a nice answer to the protesters. >> protesters claim the city of london corporation has delayed legal action, allowing them to stay until the new year. >>> that call for a new tax on financial transactions it is also backed by one of the world's richest men, bill gates, the former head of microsoft. he would like some of the billions raised to be spent on helping the world's poorest communities, and message that he will take to the leaders of the g-20 summit in cannes. >> bill gates is arguably the businessman of this age, and it made him one of the world's wealthiest men. now he has turned his attention to the plight of the poor. today, he told me that helping them wa

robin hood is a model. there are a lot of models.re would depend on the public-private partnership. a man by the name of don cousins who was a very, very successful commercial developer. the cnn center in the sports teams. they rebuilt downtown. he is probably a third or fourth generation well educated men of faith. marriage a wonderful woman. making a lot of money and wanted to do something bigger. a part of atlanta, the sleek area. a golf course call these leg of course. bobby jones played his first and last round of golf, but a completely deteriorated tom decided that he kid chains the neighborhood beginning with the golf course. everybody told him it was the dumbest idea he had ever heard. his response was, i lost a lot of money and you're dumb ideas, and going to lose some online. he reformed the golf course and sold memberships. middle of money, took all the money and went to the community. it was not an easy sell. just a white guy coming in we need to chase the school system. he did all that. an amazing mall environment. cnbc

curfews in some areas video surveillance is a must that's just a while just russia comes up with a robin hood plan to help the poor with the money of the reach for want to reform number one is fighting poverty and introducing tax on luxury business and country should brief really put up with the log there had been and now the runner in this race lobbying for both small and big businesses millionaire me hope rocker of hopes were high he would create a powerful. lobby for western minded liberals in parliament proper of himself was even considering running for president for the complaint fields. of fields because of prose personalisation he thought that around a priority as the seems to run a business this is a strategic mistake to consider the other party members have been with a great cause for much longer than notice teammates did as his subordinates and they responded to him with the right cause will take part in the vote but it's listed among outsiders one month ahead of the lakshman is also just united russia will gain at least forty three percent of the votes coming second hour communists

so a little robin hood-style but most doctors that practice in the traditional insurance world they can't give out free care. they can but they are giving free care because the insurance companies are taking out money out of their pocket all day long. we have the ability -- dr. seoul goes to mission high school and does physicals on all of their football players gratis. >> you work with insurance companies if people have insurance you work with. that you work with medicare? >> no. medicare is tricky. >> somebody has medicare and that's all they have, they can still use you for out of pocket stuff but maybe they can do something else with the medicare. >> we use people's insurance for everything but us. so if you have medicare and you came to see me or you came to see one of our doctors to do a house call and you need a x-ray or this prescription or see a doctor medicare pays for these things. but think about it as a general contractor and you pay the general contractor but the subs are all paid for by the insurance. >> the last thing is privacy. i assume if i go online and plug anything i