and the ninety two year old seeger was joined by his grandson and several more protestors for an impromptu performance at symphony space. a i. now that wasn't the only action that took place in new york city this weekend this past saturday marked the annual day of protests to stop police brutality so several members of the occupy movement marched through manhattan to show their support and the common stop police brutality was also echoed by an anonymous activist organization an open supporter of the occupy movement released the names addresses and social security numbers for members of the international association of chiefs of police and in a press release anonymous and its subgroup anti-sex said that they wanted to go after law enforcement for protecting the one percent that has went on to say we have no problem targeting police and releasing their information even if it puts them at risk because we want them to experience just a taste of the brutality and misery that they serve us on every day basis and i'm not so sure that's the right way to go about it not every police officer out the

years later she was saying in a radical folk group with woody guthrie and pete seeger called the almanacience. as she recalled it, along with other hundreds of thousands of dirt farmers, we fought to survive. we battled crop failures, hunger, illness without doctors, goalie washers, hail storms, the death of livestock, fires. now we could have endured all of those normal disasters that there was no way in god's world to escape the sharks teeth of the bankers. and that is what happened. woody remembered the further west you walked, the browner, hotter, stiller and him steer the country gets. i am -- whole swarms of hitchhikers and migratory workers squatted with their little piles of the longings in the shade of the big signboard, out across the flat, hard crust desert or goat kids chasing around in the blistering sun, ladies cooking scrappy meals in city buckets and scouring the place clean withstand. young folks in work pants copying -- cotton dresses. they gathered around and they would sing too. sometimes they would just stand real quiet and listen. i knew that what they were thinking

. >>> folk music icon pete seeger and arlo guthrie joined occupy wall street protesters. arlo guthrie said the protests reminded him of the unrest of the '60s. >>> an update. the protester that climbed a 70-foot high sculpture finally made his way down safely. when he did he was greeted by police who immediately arrested him. >>> louisiana governor bobby jindal is hoping to hold on the his job today. the state is holding its gubernatorial primary, a nonpartisan contest where all candidates compete. whoever gets 50% or more of the vote wins the race. >>> here in america and halfway around the world celebrations as the u.s.-led war in iraq draws to a close. a nine year war that has cost the u.s. more than $700 billion. more than 4400 american troops have been killed. and 34,000 injured. president obama has decided to bring the remaining 39,000 u.s. troops in iraq home by the end the year, and only a handful of troops will stay behind to assist iraq in arm sales. >>> in iraq we've succeeded in our strategy to end the war. last year i announced the end of our combat mission i

. >>> pete seeger and arlo guthrie joined the occupy wall street march last night. arlo guthrie says the protests remind him of the unrest of the '60s. >> when people were sort of without leaders, without agendas, just something happened back in around, i don't know, 1964 or '65. people felt like they had to say something because the world went in a way that didn't seem wrong. >> the protesters who climbed a 70-foot-high sculpture in zuccotti park this morning made his way down safely and when he did, police immediately arrested him. >>> just about an hour ago, the state of nevada announced it was moving back the date of next year's presidential caucus. it was scheduled for january 14th but nevada will now hold the caucus february 4th. new hampshire republican leaders had encouraged nevada republicans to make the change. >>> and rick perry went hunting in iowa this morning. this pheasant hunt was also about politics. he took part in an annual hunt hosted by steve king. king is an influential figure in iowa. and his endorsement is highly sought after especially since

don't remember singing in school a lot of americans never heard him until january of 2005 when pete seegering that's the way woody route this? yeah, that's the way that he wrote this. so i will leave you with a version that i think pretty well charts the progression of this song from the angry and the bitter satire that it was to the unofficial national anthem that eventually became come and i will also thank you for coming out and listening tonight. >> ♪ well i walked down the highway ♪ ♪ salles above me the endless sky way ♪ ♪ i saw below mechem the golden valley singing god bless america for me if ♪ ♪ i follow my own footsteps in the sand ♪ ♪ if in the desert all around me that boy kept singing god bless america for me ♪ ♪ the son who came shining while i was strolling, the wheat fields swayed and the dust clouds rolling ♪ ♪ as the fall was lifted that old voice kept singing ♪ ♪ god bless america for me if there was a big wall that was there and tried to stop the ♪ ♪ named private property and on the other side ♪ ♪ and god bless america for me ♪ in the city in the shadow of the steeple

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seeger sang as the group made their way through the city and joined up with guthrie along the route and they all sang "we shall overcome". >>> very strange. a man scaled 30 feet in the air and perched up there. as we give you live pictures. they're currently in communication with him. we'll bring you more details. >>> president obama says all u.s. forces in iraq will be home by the end of the year. the president's decision ends months of talks about whether u.s. troops would stay to train iraqi soldiers. nbc ace kristin welker at the white house. what's the latest on this? >> reporter: good morning to you. the latest is all 40,000 troops will be home, will be home for the holidays. that's in the words of president obama making that announcement on friday. the big question now is what happens next. the president announced the united states and iraq would continue to have a strong partnership. and he seemed to leave the door open, that some american trainers might help iraqi forces with this transition process. so, the question is, will that happen, and if so, what would that look like? i