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the globe was hundreds of cities joined the occupy movement. and in other news the syria divided the seven month long revolt says the regime supporting capital ready to wait for reforms while cities outside damascus want the president alex. plus ukraine's attempts to stop its image ahead of its hosting of the euro twenty four football championships come under fire from animal rights groups that use a government of burning stray dogs and live our top stories this hour. around the clock around the world this is r.t. live in moscow a global outcry against corporate greed has risen up and almost a thousand cities worldwide people have taken that anger to the streets saying their governments have been taken over by big business and the occupy wall street movement began in new york quickly spreading across the u.s. to sanjay's denver and washington among others and since going global with asia joining in the demands for change in europe to hundreds of cities are taking part in protests well now let's take a closer look at what's happening around the world with correspondents we've got marina of course in new york and also a little later daniel bushell i

. >> with my artists, eight of them are working in tehran, iran, the capital city, and one is an iranianmerican based in san francisco. the problem is really a collective exploration in the day and the life in tehran. it is the largest city in the middle east. for the gallery, one of the first pieces you see is one piece which is a laser-cut peace, it taken directly from the map of the city itself -- a laser-cut piece. it represents the geography of the city. it is positioned right next to another work by an artist who took a 77 taxicab runs and let the potholes and the city turns of tehran dictate how the city would be portrayed. >> [singing] >> one of the other pieces that to experience in the one-day exhibition is from another artist, a recording of state radio from tehran, and is played for four speakers. >> [speaking foreign language] . >> [speaking foreign language] >> [speaking foreign language] >> [speaking foreign language] >> the entire gallery is covered with white vinyl on white walls, really minimalist, and the kind of the merged -- of emerge as you walk through the room. >>

but it is there in london and i know we saw huge public unrest just a few months ago there in the capital city how are things looking where you are at the moment today. was a worry that tempers could boil over a little bit earlier as police introduce a very strict cordon on the part of protesters were not allowed into the protest nor were they allowed to exit in a few arrests were made and at least three were made those that's according to the police twitter feed but since then the police presence has definitely dropped off there are there is still a number of police here but after that decrease and then the cordon has been relaxed the tempers has definitely relaxed too and the feeling amongst the protesters in the square behind me behind those police vans is is quite buoyant actually it's almost a carnival atmosphere that people are chanting they're playing drums and and singing and dancing even as well and at the moment some news reports are saying there's up to three thousand protesters there it's difficult to put a number on it certainly a thousand the gathered on the steps of the owners a

one of the epicenters a financial global capital this demonstration very different from london like the demonstrations of the late late eighty's because they are targeting capitalism avatar the city of london far more powerful arguably than the houses of parliament where we normally have demonstrations because these are the people that pay the elected representatives of the people in this country we're just saying this event though is getting the coverage it deserves as you alluded to a very dangerous tactics by the british police they are not allowing people through their living journalists through to that we get minimise numbers being covered in the mainstream media across the country to limit the understanding by the british people of how there are people supporting the ninety nine percent as they call them very dangerous tactics certain. no freedom of the press today in the city of london helicopters overhead police kettling chopping the protesters in and not allowing protesters to grow more protestors were running do you think they'll actually achieve anything here what what will they actually get out of this it's difficult to see how demonstrations themselves in themselves

it happened in the center of afghanistan's capital city. st. hey, nick, what can you tell us about this? >> reporter: alina, a second ago nato have just confirmed to me that 13 american soldiers were killed in this suicide bomb strike that hit a convoy driving through very much the center of kabul here. it appears a car carrying a large number of explosives hit this convoy 13, as i say, american military personnel. according to initial reports at this stage seem to have been killed in this explosion, making it one of the worst attacks against nato personnel for quite some time, alina. >> and nick, this is one of several attacks that have struck kabul. tell us about the rest of them. >> reporter: well, over the past few months, kabul has extensively seemed to get less and less safe. it was the secure zone of the country for quite some time. but there have been attacks against the u.s. embassy and other key installations, the taliban are trying to remind people living in this city that they're not as safe as they were, perhaps, in their argume

but could not withstand the power of this suicide bomb. >> kabul, the capital city, supposed to be the most secure part of afghanistan after this deca decade-long war. >> reporter: insurgents are aiming at kabul. for one reason, they get a lot of media attention. they make the spectacular attacks. andwesterners. and they target americans. that's harder to do in other places. they're going the tactic of spectacular attacks. we had an attempted attack on the embassy recently and military headquarters. fortunately, no one was injured, no americans were injured in those attacks. but they are upping the ante here. >> martha raddatz on a terrible morning like this. we are always happy to have somebody with your expertise covering the u.s. military. we really appreciate it. thanks again. >>> we're going to turn, now, to the rare pre-halloween nor'easter. i say rare, we could be seeing more snow than we've seen since the civil war this early. this is a monster storm. it's plowed through texas and colorado. and it's heading up into some of the largest cities in america. abc's david kerley is ou

demonstrators carrying banners filled the main streets of the capital city of athens from early in the morning. >> translator: i can't pay the bills anymore. this country has zero future. >> translator: the government doesn't care about us. i won't stop until they drop the new bill. >> passage of the austerity legislation will likely fuel public anger toward the greek government. following the passage of an austerity bill in greece, eu leaders will decide on comprehensive measures to contain the credit crisis at meetings scheduled for this coming sunday and monday or rather wednesday. that's sunday and wednesday. officials will discuss whether to further bolster the facility following an agreement to fund earlier this month. they will also talk about ways to boost the capital base of eurozone banks which have been suffering from price drops in some bonds. the eu leaders hope to present comprehensive measures early next month in order to win support from other countries. attention is focused on to what extent eu leaders already able to decide on details of the new measures. speaking of

officials just north of the capital city had to get people out of what was a major evacuation center. thousand of them leaving for higher ground. india. [shouting] >> shepard: police tackling protesters outside the chinese embassy in the capital city of new delhi. the demonstrators at the bit continue exiles protesting china's rule over that region. you can see it took several officers to carry each protester into a police van. new zealand. local media estimate that almost a quarter of a million people turned out for a celebration in the streets of auckland, the largest city in new zealand after france rugby cup. the all blacks nicknamed for uniforms hadn't won the championship in 24 years. that's a wrap on this fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. the next era of space exploration could happen on a jumbo jet. nasa officials showing off a flying telescope that they say will give astronomers a new view of the stars. we're show you how it works and why nasa has so much riding on it. but, first, a lot of love today for an icon of the civil rights movement. hundreds gathered in birmin

capital. that's our top story as we go around the world in 80 seconds. yemen, guns water canons at protesters in the capital cityilippines, troops launching new air strikes on the southern province. the country's president ordered attacks on muslim insurgents and gangs which he blames more than 16,000 people have left their homes in that province to escape the fighting. ireland, declare emergency in the capital city of dublin after what some reports indicate was a months worth of rain in 24 hours. we're told the high waters swept one policeman away. some folks calling it the worse flooding they have seen in decades. chile, the government honoring two americans who helped rescue 33 chilean miners last year. you will rarl -- recall those workers were trapped underground for three months. >> we love the every day challenge of drilling. we don't know anything that could be more fun than that. >> shepard: two men receiving chile's highest honor for foreign heros. that's a wrap on this fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. >> well, oour government is now dismantling the very last of our most powerful nuclear weapon

. >>> when it comes to food, it is known as the top vegetarian city in the country. living social has named the capital city capital dining for non-meat eating eaters. >>> saks fifth avenue is working this week to fight women's cancer. if you shop at saks from now through sunday, 2% of what you spend will fight breast, ovarian, and cervical cancer. a hospital in bethesda will receive 2% of the weekend's sales. all of the women in these beautiful pink scars were survivors. >> a great crowd appeared -- beautiful pink scarves or survivors. >> a great crowd. >>> lets look around the area right now. 49 degrees at highway 63. -- 49 degrees with a high of 63. it is 51 degrees right now in trying go. -- in triangle. 52 degrees in gaithersburg and 55 degrees in the nation's capital. the temperatures will continue to fall. this is the 24-hour temperature change. right now ages 16 degrees colder than it was last night. chargers will continue to drop as the air dries out and the wind continues to come in from the west to the southwest -- temperatures will continue to drop as the air dries out and the wind continue

the authorities are racing to build sand bags in the capital city to prevent flooding there. one of the worst affected areas is about 100 kilometers north of bangkok. please tell us how bad the flooding is. >> it is very bad, indeed. a lot of this area, you can not get around in a motorized vehicle at all. i've just seen an inflatable dinghies on the back of a trailer heading in that direction. that is where the worst of the flooding is. there's a point after which cars, motorbikes are no good at all. army trucks are the only way of getting around. the authorities are trying to evacuate more people. we have seen people turning up here today. people are pushing shopping carts in front of them with animals, belongings. there is now a lot of food and help for people once they get to this point. we're being told by officials that some people are still at this stage, reluctant to leave. there is another big weather system on the way, despite the sunshine. >> what are the people saying about the help from the government? are they there for the people? are they giving them enough ser

. >> reporter: demonstrators carrying banners filled the main streets of the capital city of athens from early in the morning. >> translator: i can't pay the bills anymore. this country has zero future. >> translator: the government doesn't care about us. i won't stop until they drop the new bills. >> passage of the austerity legislation will likely fuel public anger toward the greek government which faces the challenge of implementing tax hikes. >>> eu leaders will decide on comprehensive measures to contain europe's credit crisis as meetings scheduled for this sunday and wednesday. officials will discuss whether to further bolster the european stability facility following an agreement to expand the fund by their nations. they will talk about how to boost the capital base of banks suffering from price drops in some countries' government bonds. eu leaders hope to present comprehensive measures at the group of 20 summit meeting early next month in order to win support from other countries. attention is focused onto what extent eu leaders will be able to decide on the details of the new me

it happened in what was believed to be a security area in the capital city of kabul. troops were being taken from one base to another. >>> a rare october nor'easter is hitting the northeast. among the big concerns, power outages and already there are travel delays. alexandra steele is tracking this storm for us. it's snowing. >> new york city? >> it is. but as a meteorologist, i have such exciting news where the snow is in new jersey, in caldwell, new york, morristown. so yes, also in white plains. let's take a live look at columbus circle and show you beautiful new york city. look at that. mama mia, it's christmas. look at that. isn't that pretty? what's so fascinating, it is so incredibly rare. it's been 59 years since there was measurable, not a flurry or a trace, but measurable, meaning at least a tenth an inch of snow, it's unbelievable. since records have been keld kept since the 18 00s, it's only happened three times. in boston, it's happened four times. this is just coming to you in new york city, but it's saying good-bye the washington, d.c. here is the radar

demonsators carryinganrs and placasilled the main streets of the capital city of athens from early in the morning. >> translator: i can't pay the bills any more. this country has zero future. >> translator: the government doesn't care about us. i won't stop until they drop the new bills. >> the police are taking no chances following wednesday's violent clashes and have set up barriers around the parliament building. the bill being debated includes further cuts to pensions and a suspension of 30,000 public-sector workers on reduced salaries. its passage is necessary to secure a second bailout package from the european union and the imf. >>> a team from a japanese university has won the biannual solar-powered auto race across australia. it's second consecutive championship. the green flag went down on sunday for the 3,000-kilometer north to south race from darwin to adelaide, with 37 teams from 20 countries participating. this year's race was briefly interrupted by wildfires. a team from tokai university got the checkered flag on thursday with a team from netherlands coming in second. t