st. paul's help in fighting for social justice. st. paul's says only by acting to safeguard health and safety was it able to reopen but protesters deny the claim. >> i think it's really unfortunate the church closed but it was open for much of the beginning of the protest and it's opening today that we aren't really the reason why the church closed. >> st. paul confirmed it will take legal action to convict campaigners. it will look with council and corporation of london. >> for the church, it's the question of trespass. it's their land. they want them off their land. sadly because the laws of today having invited, if they did invite somebody in, you can't just get room when you want. >> campaigners are among the congregation at st. paul's today claimed the church are committed to the poor rather than buildings of brick and stone. st. paul's is also a national shrine, spectacular worship and reasserted that part of its role today. >> this is bbc news, the headlines. human right groups in syria say at least 37 civilians were killed frida

st. paul's cathedral in london has resigned. the protesters are inspired by occupy wall street, but the clergy has been divided on how to handle them. we have the details. >> hours from his resignation, his body language betrayed the pressure he was under. visibly uncomfortable, he asked protesters as today to give st. paul's the space to pursue social justice in its own way. >> i find it difficult that you assume that i do not hold the same views as you, simply because i do not use the same methods of expressing my views as you. >> today, the news that shocked the church, a statement from the dean, read by a colleague, which said he was going, with immediate effect. >> it has become increasingly clear to me that as criticism of the cathedral has mounted in the press, media, and public opinion, my position as dean of st. paul's was becoming untenable. >> protesters said they had not wanted to force the been out. >> there have been times when a certain amount of pressure has gone around, in some cases a good show of honor. >> eve

convention floor i got a call from our senior producer saying come quickly to seventh and jackson and st paul because nicole and sharif have been arrested they've been bloodied and you should get here quickly i raced off the convention floor of my credentials around my neck with our cameraman that i was working with that day the great filmmaker rick reilly of big noise films we raced down the streets of st paul i've got to this big parking lot the riot police had surrounded the area fully contained it and i went up to them just sort of running along the line to find an officer that i could ask. to get a commanding officer and that's just what i did that was the second of the images you saw i ran up to the officer and i said please i'd like to speak your commanding officer you can see i just came from the convention floor i'm a credential journalist and need to get my reporters out now they too are credentialed it wasn't seconds before he written me through that line twisted my arms back slap the head. pushed me up against the wall and on to the ground i was still desperately looking for a fre

st. paul's is a natural shrine -- a national shrine. it reasserted that part of its role today. >> this is bbc news. the headlines -- thailand's government warns people in bangkok to brace themselves as the advancing floodwaters' come for. human rights groups in syria say at least 37 civilians were killed on friday as protesters demanded a no-fly zone over the country. let's return to our main story now. floods have demonstrated -- as devastated large parts of thailand. give us the latest picture of how these floods are affecting the capital there. >> is still a battle on two fronts. the huge volume of water that build up in the central provinces is still moving steadily into the capital city. district by district, there are more parts of the northern suburbs which are coming under water. at the same time, we have high tides over the next couple of days. that means that the river, which is a main waterway through the city, already at a high level, that could burst its banks. it is already overflowing in some areas. if you have high tide

st. paul's cathedral this morning. services apparently were able to take place as normal this weekend but they say the last few days have not been without challenges. the chief concern is a pause cathedral be allowed to operate as normal as possible and all of the people to be respectful. it looks as if st. paul's cathedral as saying as long as it remains peaceful and it does not prevent people coming and going they will allow it to continue. >> this is "gmt" from bbc world news. here are the headlines -- heavy fighting overnight in the yemeni capital sana'a between troops loyal to the president and forces opposed to his rule. in international backed conference being seen as a possible prelude to the solution -- militant basque group eta, is taking place. to check -- catch up on business. jamie is here and it is all about the eurozone. >> particularly portugal because it is the latest eurozone country under the spotlight. the government presents its latest package of spending cuts and tax increases to parliament. the a

earlier this morning at around 6:00, a man was shot during an attempted robbery in the 2600 block of st. paul and st., less than half a block from where hopkins researcher steven pitcairn was stabbed and killed. police say the victim did everything in the suspect asked him to do, and he still was shot. police activity in the 2600 block of st. paul street thursday morning, investigators looking for clues after a 22- year-old man was shot while leaving a friend's house just after 6:00. the victim gave what little valuable he had, and the suspect still shot him in the groin and then fled in a dark colored sedan. >> it is very frustrating for us. we rant about this senseless gun violence week after week. it is cases like this that get us very concerned and frustrated. >> the shooting happened just feet away from where steven pitcairn was stabbed and killed in 2010. just days ago, police say a student at johns hopkins was sexually assaulted off campus. back in august, a burglar broke into a home on guilford avenue and stabbed a man in the face to confronted him inside. >> any time this happens, it

st. paul's. the important task of fund- raising belongs to the foundation, on which the dean has a seat. six of the other nine trustees have links with the world of banking and finance. the bishop of london will take over the dean's duties. he says the resignation was tragic and is saddened and shocked. he insisted there was never any influence from financial institutions. >> i would also like to refute a very strongly the suggestion that what is behind all of this money. that has been repeatedly said in reporting the situation. i think it is very unfortunate that that impression has got around. >> those built of stone. >> whatever the pressures, he has been forced out of office by a public protest. there is no sign tonight that the protesters will leave. the departure might do little to ease. >> you are watching "bbc world news america." shining a light on islamic art. one york museum experiences far beyond the exhibition hall. the fbi has released a video shop and members of a russian spy ring

st. paul's is closing for the first time since world war ii. the dean of st. ul's said it can't welcome visitors because of the estimated 500 protesters who have set up camp. they have been there six days and say they have no plans to move in spite of pleas from st. paul's. >> a long time employee was found dead after a truck accident on the job. co workers found the body at the bottom of a ravine. he was driving from one part of the plant to another. they don't know what caused the accident. his wife reported him missing morning saying he miss aid meeting and still hadn't come home from work. >> a sexual assault reported earlier this week didn't happen. a 16-year-old girl who said she was attacked at the park now says it never happened. police say they don't plan to charge her. >> it's about robots tonight. the young behinds and big ideas behind the robotic competition. . and a promise of at bank of america, we're lending and investing in the people and communities who call the bay area home. from funding that helped a local entrepreneur start a business... to

st. paul's is closing for the first time since world war ii. the dean of st. welcome visitors because of the estimated 500 protesters who have set up camp. they have been there six days and say they have no plans to move in spite of pleas from st. paul's. >> a long time employee was found dead after a truck accident on the job. co workers found the body at the bottom of a ravine. he was driving from one part of the plant to another. they don't know what caused the accident. his wife reported him missing morning saying he miss aid meeting and still hadn't come home from work. >> a sexual assault reported earlier this week didn't happen. a 16-year-old girl who said she was attacked at the park now says it never happened. police say they don't plan to charge her. >> it's about robots tonight. the young behinds and big ideas behind the robotic competition. . and a promise of warmer weather for the weekend. mark returns with our forecast in six minutes. . >>> new at ten tonight a high concept robotics competition in silicon valley. lloyd live at the high school in

increasing their patrols in charles village many police say man was robbed in the 2600 block of st. paul street early yesterday morning. the victim surrendered everything he had but the suspect shot him anyway. now, this happened in the same area where steven pitcairn was stabbed to death. if you have information on the shooting, you are asked to call the police as quickly as possible. >>> posting on facebook and tweeting. you will get a chance to show appreciation for jobs next week. fans are declaring october 14th is. teve jobs day. website steve jobs day october 2011 are encouraging people to dress in his trademark jeans and black shirt. >>> celebrities are stepping in to raise awareness tackling the issue head on of bullying. the president and cartoon network and the governor's first lady. you are encouraged to sign up on facebook and take the stop bullying and speak up pledge. aid simple as going to facebook and putting your zip code in and so far more than 50,000 of you have signed on. >>> news time 5:03. time to think pink. and october is is breast cancer awareness month and you a

st. paul's memorial in charlottesville joined six other congregations in the diocese of virginia, approvingo perform similar ceremonies, but st. paul's director says that the ceremonies are different from what we traditionally think of as a marriage, considering them, and we quote, "a recognition of mutual joy." what do you think of that, recognition of mutual joy, is it a separate, but equal deal? sound off on our facebook page or in the mail bag. the address is mailbag@wusa9.com. and you can comment in the mail bag just by going over to wusa9.com, click on features, and select my brand new page. it's called let's be real. >>> let's talk about some weather, olga? >> well now that the sun has gone down, we're talking about some cooler temperatures already dropping off significantly. we're about 59 for bethesda. close to that 60-degree mark at college park. closer to 50 in town. it will definitely be a chilly start tomorrow morning. here is what you need to know to get that day going for tomorrow. we'll continue our sunny stretch of days. milder temperatures tomorrow as the sun really kicks

st. paul's two weeks ago. although the church initially welcomed the protesters, health and safety concerns grew and the cathedral was forced to close for a time. the anglican bishop of london and other church leaders have asked the protester l in this week's resignation, canon chancellor giles fraser said he was concerned that church actions could lead to violence. >>> in washington, members of the faith community continued lobbying congress to protect a program that helps feed the poor. religious leaders joined lawmakers at a capitol hill grocery store for what they called the food stamp challenge. participants in the challenge shopped for a week's worth of groceries but couldn't spend more than $31.50 -- the average allotment for those receiving food assistance. several commented on how hard it was to stay on budget. >>> new numbers released this week from the congressional budget office show how much income inequality has grown in the u.s. over the last three decades. the report says the incomes of the top

st. paul's cathedral.re occupying this space is nestled all around surrounded with the financial district here in london. very close to the london smokes which was the original december tags where protesters wanted to march over this past weekend. police had barricaded that area so they occupied this space instead. take a look to our left here. again, st. paul's cathedral. they have the okay from cathedral officials to stay in this space. that has helped them sort of reduce the tensions with police. but they also have to make sure that they do not also occupy the space in front and detour tourist going into the cathedral. this area a big draw for the people who just want to see the architecture of cathedral but also where princess diana married. >> michelle, thank you. >>> and like you've seen now, these protests have gone global but questions remain about whether it's over-arching goal can be achievable, ever be achiev achieved. yoin joining us live today is melissa harris-perry, professor of political sc

st. paul's cathedral called occupy london. they share many of the same platforms as occupy wall street and it's still in the organizing phase. day three here. they're just getting going. they're holding meetings similar to the general assembly meetings of wall street and they've intended to march to the -- through the gateway heading to the london stock exchange. over the weekend, london police had wanted to put barricades up. but the head of st. paul's cathedral said it's okay for them to occupy this space for now. they say they will stay here for as long as they need. again, many of the same platforms, including at what they see as corporate greed. there's high unemployment here in britain. the highest, chris, since about 1994. >> wow, mara and michelle there in london, thanks to both of you. as the occupy movement spreads globally, the political pressure is mounting here at home. lots of new reaction from the washington elite over the weekend. president obama said this at the dead asian of the martin luther king memorial. >

shots were fired in the 2600 block of st. paul st., just feet away from where johns hopkins researcher stephen bit karen was killed in july of 2008. we're told the victim complied in the robbery, but the robbers still shot him. >> it is a very frustrating process. we ran to about this senseless gun violence week after week and it is cases like this that it as very concerned and frustrated. >> if you have information on his shooting or any other unsolved crime in the area, please call metra crimestoppers 6-7-lockup. you can remain anonymous and you may be eligible for a cash reward. abb is back home after officials say she was abducted by her mother's friend. -- a baby is back at home after officials aesch was abducted by her mother's friend. we are told the pair was eventually found at the home of one of the relatives. she is now charged with child abduction. it is official, baltimore county school superintendent tells 11 news he will not seek another term as the school's chief. after 12 years, that is a tremendous run for any sup

police said some held up a man thursday morning on st. paul street. after complying with the suspect the man, the victim was shot in the growinin. >> it's very, very frustrating for us. we rant about this senseless gun violence week after week, and it's cases like this that really get us very concerned and frustrated. >> this crime scene was a few weeks away from mark stephen pitcairn was shot and killed in 2008. anyone with information can call metro crime stoppers at 1- 866-7-lockup. the details involving the death of it woodlawn man. ronald givens was shot several times. police were first called after shots were fired monday night but did not find givens. the person who called in the report refuse to cooperate. the body was discovered the next morning. >> a baby is sleeping salic after her mother's friend of dr.. police say tiara monique- williams was watching the baby when they both disappeared. police events and found them at the home of one of williams' relatives. >> testimony resumes in the trial of ulysses currie. john giannetti testified on t

pierre and st. paul towers. the work begins october 17. -- st. peter and st. ers. >>> crystal clear skies across most of the area within 20 minutes of sunrise now. this is an image from the naval academy in annapolis. a cool start on the severn river at the chesapeake bay, 51 degrees with light wind. a beautiful day in annapolis and throughout the area. 40 degrees in middletown. mount airy not far away, 41. 43 in rockville 43 and sterling. calm conditions in all locations. 51 and the district, 46 in huntingtown, a 52 in harpers ferry. temperatures will climb today slightly below average temperatures. mostly clear skies. clouds across the mountains will dissipate surely. just about everyone east of the rockies will have a mostly sunny day. temperatures at or below normal on the east coast. at or above average for the ohio valley, tennessee valley, and the rockies. that will be locked into position for the next couple days. debitor the ground -- today will climb into the mid to upper 60's, mostly sunny skies throughout. delightful with low humidity and a light br

he graduated from st. paul sacred heart high school in uc- berkeley.rved at the bernal heights neighborhood center and also as its director. he sat on various boards and commissions, most recently for the jamestown community center. he provided consulting services and was a leader on a recent ongoing neighborhood issue to save the preschool and mural. he has been described as one of the great ones in community building in san francisco and an extraordinarily gifted organizer. we're joined by his two son s -- we're joined by his two sons. and like to invite them up with his sister rosie and supervisor campos. it is with great respect, and dignity, and honor that we present to you on behalf of the city and county of san francisco the dolores huerta lifetime achievement award for 2011. [applause] thank you. to say a few words for a moment, carlos vela. >> i am little nervous. i want to say on behalf of my family and by that we are extremely honored to be here tonight. my dad was born and raised in the city. he spent his entire life doing what he could to

. >>> st. paul street is closed for a police investigation. we have some delays at the tunnel. looking at 95. this is north of 195, southbound traffic has most of the volume now. 195, no incidents out to bwi. this is topside of the beltway at harford getting some vol volume on the right of the screen. we have drive times 95, 83, outer loop fine. >> got it. >> tanya remembering the drive times. >>> a hotel closing because of a possible legionnaires' out break. three were infected after staying at the hotel. it's not clear if they acquired it at the hotel. tests suggest that it's in the hotel's water. final cultures won't be back until the end of the week. >>> the symptoms of legionnaires' disease is chills, a cough. symptoms set in after being exposed. the disease can be deadly. >>> 18 deaths linked to listeria from the cantaloupe. another death. 100 people have become ill including a pregnant woman in iowa who suffered a miscarriage. they are recalled the cantaloupes. >>> last halloween, he was up and becoming a star. now he's a mask. finding out one of the biggest and best hal

it is 85 degrees in minneapolis and st. paul. we will get a little taste of it this weekend. temperatures will be either side of a degrees here at home by the time we get to work sunday. for right now, it was still cool off after sunset -- after sunset. the air is dry and that is a good time to get the temperatures dropping off. the easily is a good indication of what he should forecast for a low temperature. that is what to trace some thought as well. for those watching in the western suburbs, i think fog has a good chance of forming late tonight. 70 degrees downtown. it is 66 degrees in terraced hill. a fantastic evening. temperatures will drop back into the lower 40's in the cooler the northwest suburbs and 50's in the city. during the day tomorrow, lots of sunshine. it will be nice, mile, a few degrees warmer than today. the high temperature was 72. i think we will make it into the middle and upper 70's. it will be a fantastic weekend. here is a little suggestion. if you are looking for something to do, take a drive into the mountains. the people actually be next week in

st. paul's cathedral. they originally planned on occupying the london stock exchange, which is very near to here. the police cordoned off that area and would not let them. as you mentioned julian assange did make an appearance, editor in chief for wikileaks. he was one of the few people after a certain period of time the police allowed into the area around the cathedral. they have cordoned off the surrounding area allowing very few people in and out. a volunteer here for occupy london stock exchange. peter, how is things going so far? >> it's been going amazing. people congregate here about 12:00 noon, 1,000 to 2,000 people and swelled to over 3,000. people have been having a general assembly on the steps of st. paul's for three hours discussing the logistics of how we're going to make a camp, how we're going to occupy this space. >> reporter: peter, how has the movements we've seen, especially in the united states, occupy wall street, influenced the events today. >> directly inspired what's been happening

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st. paul's cathedral, they chose the space to occupy because it is nestled. they hoped to march for the london stock exchange over the weekend. police barricaded the area and it's safe. they have permission from the cathedral organizers to stay in the space as long as they don't hinder tourists from entering the space. some of the platforms that resonated in the u.s., they are also using here, including the we are 99%. there some issues that are unique to this area such as the unemployment is high as it's been since 1994. they are concerned about the rising student tuition fees that you have seen in marches here in the past. they are also concerned about the environment and other areas. they are organizing, but ramping up because they are using that occupy wall street as a model. tamron? >> michelle franzen in london. thank you. is the president ready to use the occupy wall street movement? the president for the martin luther king memorial said the civil rights icon would identify with the voice. >> if he were alive today, he would remind us that the unemploy

happened in the law of st. paul street. city officials met with residents to address the recent spike in crime. residents introduced an array of solutions. >> a 19-year-old westminster man is under rest tonight charged with first and second-degree assault. michael fisher, jr., stabbed dominica miller in the parking lot of the westminster town mall. miller was taken to shock, for treatment but his condition was not released. authorities are still waiting for autopsy results in the death of a recent university graduate student. her body was found at the bottom of the trash chute. although this is the second person in a little over one year to be found in the trash chute, police are calling this an isolated incident that resulted in death. they say that they did not expect foul play. >> a former pastor will spend life in prison for organizing the murder of a blind and disabled man. in an effort to collect $1.4 million in life-insurance policies of the victim. in addition to a sentence, he was given 45 years behind bars for ins

st. paul's cathedral will be opening today.u consider this cathedral didn't close, the last time it did was actually world war ii. you can see video of the protesters still out there. one senior cleric, though, carol, actually quit his job because he said he actually supported the protesters. we'll see what happens today, though. >> zain vergee, live in london. thanks so much. >>> just ahead, i have some good news to share with you about the economy. >>> plus, republican senator marco rubio. his name has been mentioned as a possible vice presidential pick but his family's past may get in the way. >>> and nasa getting ready to launch a new satellite in just about 20 minutes. we'll show you the launch, live. ring ring hello, progresso. it fits! fantastic! [ woman 2] ring ring progresso. they fit! awesome thank you ring, ring [ man ] pro-gresso they fit! okay-y... okay??? you don't understand. i've been eating progresso because there's... 40 flavors 100 calories or less and now my favorite old jeans...fit. okay is there a woman i

. >> reporter: the shooting happened in the 2600 block of st. paul street steps a murder that shocked this quiet area about a year ago. city police say it happened around 5:30. the victim was leaving a friend's house when he was approached by a man who demanded money. the victim handed over his money but the victim was shot any way. this was feet from where a woman was shot to death during a robbery. in this case they need help finding the suspect. >> the shooting that happened was -- people were going to work, may have been walking dogs, may have heard something. we are asking them to contact the northern district. >> reporter: the city police have stepped up patrols in area to try to reassure people. anyone with information please call baltimore city police. abc 2news. >> ocean city hotel is closing early for the season because of a possible bacteria outbreak. three people were in the hospital a week after staying the at hotel. tests from the health department indicate the back tierra is in the water of the hotel. final hotel. >>> detailing some of

everyone following the page sees it right away including the senior commander of the st. paul pd. >> we are using social media to connect with the community to get real time information both from the police department to the community and very importantly from the community to the police department. >> reporter: one example of just how effective this facebook crime fighting neighborhood has become, the group recently led police to a serial burglar. he is now charged with five different break-ins. police had issue awed detailed description of their suspect and asked residents to be on the lookout. >> it is like the modern day telephone, the game you used to play as a kid. you sid in a circle and it goes around. this is kind of that same thing. >> reporter: so it is a sit- down for an old school neighborhood bonfire. these families have some peace of mind thanks to an information age tool. >>> drama in the nfl. coming up next, a tense scene between two coaches over a handshake. >> a disappointing sunday for the redskins. the big talk this morning, the poor play of rex grossman a

you'll notice look at the warm- up. 50s and even some 60s this morning in minneapolis st. paul. here's what's going on. some clouds starting to move their way to the northern plains. it's high pressure in control, but it's allowed a chill to slip back in with this back door cold front. the really nice weather comes back in on the other side. it's not even that chilly today, but compared to yesterday's 76, it will feel a little cooler. we're aiming for a high of about 68 degrees. the normal is 70. tonight we drop back to about 42. it will be crisp north and west. there could be a little bit of frost if we have a chance to slip back into the 30s. then we warm up. yes, we are looking at temperatures back into the lower 70s tomorrow, into the weekend. we'll be pushing that 8 oh degree mark. i've pushed it up to sunday, monday. i think it hangs on one more day to tuesday. i think we can agree with that before the next round of rain. next week, it's interesting as some computer models try to develop a tropical system up the gulf of mexico that could be reaching us with rain by wednesd

we showed you temperatures in the low 70s in minneapolis st. paul ahead of the next storm system.s a slow mover and this has been a slow moving storm pattern for the last month. no exception here. we are on the brighter side of things. indeed it's bright with high pressure in control. clear skies and it's dark this morning. it will be bright after 7: 08 and sunrise and we should see ourselves a fair a sunshine through the festival this weekend and into early next week. it will be warming up nicely in the future forecast. looks virtually cloud free going for 74 degrees this afternoon. that's a little warmer than yesterday which ended warmer than expected. and we are looking at temperatures that stay well above normal for the next four to five days. 45 overnight. chilly but that's just because of the lack of humidity. we get close to the dew point and could see patchy fog at daybreak and when we have dry air that allows us to warm up nicely into the afternoon, 78 to deal with sun on saturday. 82 on sunday. and people are doing camping this weekend. they are going to have some fun. a

st. paul's church will close because of the anti-capitalistic. the decision was taken with heavy hearts. >> in the heart of the city, the protesters determined to stay despite the police calling for them to go. this is still a peaceful protest and has been since saturday night when a crowd of stock exchange activists and police scuffle outside the cathedral door. >> of the protesters have won their day. you have listened, i have listened. the world has listened and the world has seen. that is why we now say it has been achieved. >> of the protesters say they will continue with their civil disobedience. >> we have committed no crimes at all. this is probably the most peaceful part of the u.k.. >> of the government has to be representing the people. >> not since the days of the blitz has saint paul close its doors. these are extraordinary times with the movement making itself highly visible across the u.s., europe, and beyond. >> they noted the irony that they have shut down any banks, just to the best known cathedral. but the activists say they ha

charles village thursday, police say the victim was leaving a friend's house in the 2600 block of st. paul street early that morning. that's when the gunman allegedly approached the 22-year-old and announced a robbery. the victim said he followed the robbers commands but he still fired his gun. the rising violence in the area has people on edge. >> it's very, very frustrating for us. we rant about this senseless gun violence week after week and it's cases like this that really get us very, very concerned and frustrated. >> we're told the victim is expected to survive. if you have any information, you're asking to call metro crime stoppers at 1-866-7-lockup. you can remain anonymous and may be eligible for a cash reward. baltimore county police are also searching for crime suspects after two armed men broke into a woodlawn town house. the second home invasion in two days, and as one reporter explains this time someone got hurt. >> for neighbors in the woodlawn community, news of thursday morning's home invasion is frightening. >> it worries me. i live across the street. i don't want to hear

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thunderstorms developing on the outer fringes of the area of high pressure northwest of minneapolis st. paul. the air is dry pretty temperatures had a chance to drop off quickly after sunset. clear skies and temperatures dropping off close to the point, you will probably see fog developing. the point is 50 right now and the temperature is 53. the closer the temperature gets to the point the more likely you end up with fog that. when you at week up early tomorrow morning you will see that in most neighborhoods. the forecast tomorrow morning when you wake up, there will be some areas of fog. visibility may be down. temperatures between 45 in the cooler suburbs and 55 downtown. it will be a great day tomorrow. today we had 72. tomorrow we had 76 or 77. the variable winds generally out of the south at five or 10 miles per hour. if you take the boat out tomorrow it will be agreed to do that. the water temperature still in the 60's. tomorrow morning, a little suggestion if you are looking for something to do this week and we are starting to get a lot of color out there. as we head into the beginni

republican convention in 2008 and brought suit against the cities of the police in minneapolis and st. paul and the sret service r ripping off our pre credentials we just won a landmark settlement and we held our news conferee announcing this in support of it as training of the st. paul police officers, and how they deal with the media. we held our news conference. >> rose: they hato train their officers to do better. >> yes and that is happening right now. we held a news conference in occupy wall street because we see what is happening, whe police tell peop to turn off their video cameras that's when they have to turn their video cameras on, accompanying this movement, we need media in this country that allows people to speak for themselves, ultimately, i think the media can be the greatest force for peace on earth. >> rose: all right. this also, mentioned the book death of the liberal class which you mentioned earlier, i wt to mention this also forward by ll moyer breaking the sound barrier by amy. so there is terms in one of the programs we did here a sense that people ask this question,