point six million dollars to the new york city police foundation the gift was the largest in the history of the foundation and will enable the new york city police department to strengthen security in the big. well you just find more leg breakers and head crackers to get down there and beat up protesters and children this is well ok he's saying it's going to strengthen security in the big alcohol the big apple is the financial center of the united states and therefore the world and do you see as this fourth quarter begins max do you see more security in the financial system is there more stability in the financial system yes well they need more security in wall street especially look take a firm like goldman sachs for example it now looks like they won't be paying their bankers any bonuses at all this year so what life i mean security from his own bankers well but it also there were many i saw on twitter all the bankers and brokers i follow and they were saying oh all the conspiracy theories are going to start all that jamie diamond and j.p. morgan paying off the n.y.p.d. it's a big conspiracy blah blah blah but remember we covered liam a graph goodman who

has checked in with the new york city police department and they don't have a final tally yet now let's remind our viewers this is not the first clash between these officers and anti wall street protesters we saw last saturday nearly eight hundred of them were arrested in one day when they were taking part in a peaceful protest. against corporate influence on u.s. politics against what they call corporate greed wall street greed the week before we we also saw several anti wall street protesters that are part of this group called occupy wall street they were me so in the face by a police officer police officers have used orange netting. or how to get to these protesters that they say are acting disobedient civil disobedience is the term the police have used here in new york but before these clashes took place we should inform everyone that this demonstration that took place in new york was on precedented it was the biggest one those far are by occupy wall street that now it's because it doesn't labor unions joined occupy wall street we saw transport workers we saw nurses we saw teachers

the fast rest were taking place chaos ensued police officers were using nets to catch people that were on the bridge the bridge was closed down on both sides according to the new york city police department those people were arrested for civil disobedience now the people that took part in the demonstration on saturday are members of occupy wall street a group that has come together to demonstrate against government backed bank bailouts and corporate influence on u.s. politics occupy wall street's describes itself as a resistance movement that has been inspired by the arab spring they said the time has come for an american spring or an american a model they say that their movement is now capturing not only national attention but international expansion and they are receiving even more support when it comes to how the u.s. mainstream media is covering the story that's an interesting take take a look at the new york times on sunday they had the largest picture of one syrian protester here lots of stories about what's taking place in syria and yemen and when it comes to the new york city protesters being arrested just a small picture here on the bottom we should mention that also the new yor

this clash and confrontation between and right he the new york city police department and thousands of protesters took on the brooklyn bridge now these protesters that have held camp down by walls for have been demonstrating for about two weeks this demonstration started by wall street and then the protesters rally towards the brooklyn bridge when they got on the brooklyn bridge the police showed up and basically cornered off both sides of the brooklyn bridge and started to move in on the protesters to make arrests for blocking traffic and so what are we conduct that's when things got ugly to say the least the protesters were were banging drawing drums and chanting the old world was watching police moved in they were paddy wagons brought to the scene and things start very physical last weekend we saw demonstrators get maced in that these five police officers police officers using netting to our rights demonstrators that have been camped out on wall street as i mentioned the brooklyn bridge what was closed down when this incident erupted today and for those that don't live in new york c

the new york city police department was overwhelmed with the unprecedented amount of people that turned out in support of this occupy movement i don't think even journalists were prepared for a crowd this large the sidewalks were packed everybody standing shoulder to shoulder there were also helicopters flying in the air overhead above the crowd this was a crowd that while i was there was protesting peacefully there were police officers telling some protesters if you leave now you won't get hurt one journalist had his press pass confiscated by the police officers because he for failing to remain on the sidewalk we did see some paddy wagons come in we did see some riot police before the environment got as tense as it has i did get an opportunity to speak with many people in the crowd and i think they're going to very powerful message. i think it sends a message that is going to continue that people are just going to keep joining and it's going to keep building until we can come to some constructing constructive working solution it's time and time for people to get with me what we need wh

new york's anti corporate protesters who win the right to continue camping the occupy movement sets of. artists here in zuccotti park in downtown new york city whether or not the conflicts with the new york city police department will continue remains to be seen as the occupation grows. out of the european central bank says it's done all it can and it's now time for governments to take the lead in saving the region's economy.

cities across the country. they also sent international operatives doing wiretaps, and e-mail surveillance. >>henry: this was the new york city police department? >> yes. it was run by david cohen, the director of their intelligence program. he was a former cia operative, he created a cia in the middle of the new york city police department. it they are looking at the legal activity and terrorism and these kinds of crimes, that is one thing. this was different, they were sending people to look at legal protest groups, in some cases arts groups in the theater groups. >>henry: i am sure that this has ended by now. >> absolutely not. it was just revealed that this same year it was doing surveillance on muslim americans simply because there were muslim americans. this came out in the press over the past few weeks. >>henry: the no how widespread this is? >> this is a new era of policing.-new york city police department has gone beyond what any other municipal police department has done. i think we are looking at the tip of the iceberg. in the post 9/11 decade, they have a certain license to proceed this way because people perceive it as protecting

donated an unprecedented four point six million dollars to the new york city police foundation and will enable the new york city police department to strengthen security in the big apple well he's just buying more leg breakers and head crackers to go down there and beat up protesters and children. you know athens angry protesters have been clashing with police who gave of who have fired tear gas at them thousands have been gathering outside the greek parliament furious at the level of spending cuts and twenty four hour public sector strike brought the country to a halt greek airports were closed and hospitals are relying on emergency staff. reports from athens. we saw the stings on the streets of athens day on syntagma square outside the main parliament building we ask. the tensions pull david with the angry protesters and the riot police clashing we saw at a gas being fired we also saw some people needing medical attention the riot police moving on to syntagma square and trying to clear the protesters out of that area really since very aggressive scenes of the clashes between the two sides that we saw the police moving into the

sleeping place for the past two weeks like as that demonstration as the sneaking police we've seen this kind of crackdown that's been you know on the side of the new york city police department against these protesters and this is the involving week by week and clearly getting much more confrontational you know as protests grow and the clashes increase or do we have any idea what the clear demands are of these protesters but the overall demands that there are there speaking out against corporate greed and social inequality this group has been criticized by the mainstream media for not having one unified message what do they want a lot of critics say what do they want and i think a lot of them want different things union members have come down there to join the demonstrations we've seen we've seen you know scholars professors activists someone like michael moore even go down to the crowd to join them and one supports i think what brings everyone together is they are far more a schenn over the u.s. economy over the fact that there's there's people are losing their jobs people can't get their jobs people are struggling to find to find money to make ends meet also some have note

by the new york city police department from the officers or if they brought that many on their own and of course we know that this is netting that they had my p. d. has used to try and arrest the occupy wall street activists in previous weeks now this is six weeks in to a movement that is world and are larger and louder not just in new york city but across the entire country from what we're being told the demonstrations are winding down right now in zuccotti park but there is still a police presence there the police presence is diminishing from what we understand but there this is just the latest developments and demonstrations that we're seeing in this ongoing movement a marine or in the rather than tolerating protests police in most cities are targeting them and cracking down what's going on that's right in the past day or so we have seen a huge crackdown now in atlanta and occupy demonstration took place at least fifty activists were arrested there but it was an oakland california that this means many say looks like something of an urban war zone odd the occupy activists that to the

the property owners of the park berkeley property has announced through the city officials will not be asking the new york city police department to remove the protesters south park clean but instead the property owners will negotiate directly with the occupied with all street demonstrators now this issue of course has been laid out for more than chief thousand people turned out at zuccotti park she prevented police from going into the park and removing the protesters the crowd was as you get paid because friends say was and precedented because it wasn't just members of the occupy movement you also saw union members go down to live to the wall street park they are still there and sort of a broad he'd out the occupy protesters that were linked arm in arm around the park in addition to the union members you saw a local elected officials down at the park are personally making statements to new york city mayor michael bloomberg they told him that he's on the wrong side of history and his legacy is that state if he were moves these people peaceful protesters trying to park now of course mayor bloomberg billionaire mayor white down t

wall street and then walked onto the brooklyn bridge now according to some protesters they said that the police officers working for the new york city police department actually helped them get on the bridge or scored them or didn't stop them from getting onto the bridge and once thousands were on some protesters say that that's when the cops blocked off the bridge on both ends and began to use netting to sort of arrest many of the demonstrators the demonstrators were were handcuffed with these plastic ties behind their backs they were hauled off in paddy wagons or buses to to a prison a nearby jail and stayed overnight some for many many hours some were suffering from suspicious if injuries but at this point clearly this is this is a big clash one that america has not used to see but at the very least it shows that americans are gathering for many maybe many different economic reasons but the entire narrative is the fact that they are speaking out against the economic problems they believe that most of state revenues are being funneled to banks and corporations jobs are not being created people are losing their homes people are losing their jobs mor

the new york's answer corporate protesters and when the right to continue camping movement to go global. it's here in zuccotti park in downtown new york city where there are no conflicts with the new york city police department will continue remains to be seen as the occupation grows. and the european central bank says it's done all it can it's now time for governments to take the lead in saving the region's economy. and this is this hour the world's second largest maker of consumer goods. and agency percent stake in russian leading cosmetics maker an idea worth four hundred euros germany for more on that and other stories. it is now a five pm on friday here in moscow r t is broadcasting worldwide. the u.n. human rights chief has called for international action in syria so avoid a full blown civil war as the number of people killed in the conflict now exceeds three thousand and. thirty six died in the latest clashes between security forces and army defectors who fought alongside the opposition and the government insists they're not revolutionaries but gangs that threaten the public. has the story. about one hundred eighty kilometers north of the mass this is a city of on the west on the site of five days of

the corporate domination and. explains the action of police is likely to bring more ngo to the streets of new york this clash and confrontation between and why he gave the new york city police department and thousands of protesters took place on the brooklyn bridge the police showed up and basically cornered off both sides of the brooklyn bridge and started to move in on the protesters to make arrests that's when things got ugly to say the least the protesters were were banging drums and chanting the whole world is watching police moved in they were having wagons brought to the scene and things got mary is a call and this is just the most recent incident that has taken place in new york in the past two weeks last weekend we saw demonstrators that maced in a nice five police officers police officers using netting to our ras demonstrators that have been camped out on wall street now these protesters have been demonstrating for about two weeks this is a group occupy wall street a group of americans that have called on all those that are frustrated over the u.s. economy over the fact that people are losing their jobs people can't get their jobs people are struggling to find money to to ma

wall street and then walked onto the brooklyn bridge now according to some protesters they said that the police officers working for the new york city police department actually helped them get on the bridge or score to them or didn't stop them from getting onto the bridge and once thousands were on some protesters say that that's when the cops blocked off the bridge on both ends and began to use netting to sort of rest many of the demonstrators that we can't deny the fact that the media in the u.s. is covered they are but how they're covering it is a different story for example i just want to show you the front page of the new york times from this sunday ok mind you one new york times reporter journalist was arrested in this protest that took place now here the biggest picture is of one protester in syria and right down here is a little picture of all the new york city protesters that were arrested on the brooklyn bridge so you could see the comparison why they decided to make that decision i have no clue but many critics do believe that the mainstream media are either trying to take credibility away from all these demonstrators who are not and give