. >> it oakland now the newest city to join the occupy wall street movement. what is driving people who don't normally protest to join in. >> reporter: ken the number of tents here keeps growing. last night there were about 25 and now there are nearly 50. in this crowd you will find students, the unemployed, even business owners n he say they are staying indefinitely. >> last night i had amazing view. >> reporter: dorothy spent the night had her tent alongside strangers who are fighting for change in washington and wall street. she owns a barbecue in oakland and wants to open up another location but was turned down for a loan. >> i would like the banks to give small businesses the opportunity to develop their business. i would like for the rich people to pay taxes. >> reporter: then campment in front of city hall is a mix of people, many consider themselves middle class and want greater equality in the economic system. they are unhappy with the direction the country is headed. >> we want our education system to succeed and be the best but we always cut it. >>

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and the movement continuing to weave through the country and the newest city on the list in denver where police violently arrested protesters in the middle of the night but no matter what roadblocks to show up in their streets protesters don't seem to be backing down any time soon we'll have the latest on this growing movement fighting to clean up america's mats. and the protesters want you to read all about it but not for those corporate owned newspapers so they're pressing buttons of their own to get the truth of the movement out of this with the occupied wall street journal. what is the occupy wall street. as the movement tries to shake things up and bring about change to the way wall street does business a new ad out is trying to paint protesters and indeed some that so is there some truth to this media blitz or is it all online. and it's not just the u.s. catching on to all occupy wall street story the movement is going global from canada to the u.k. even asia will have a report from the ground in india on those standing in solidarity with american protestors. it's friday october fo

it's a movement continuing to sweep through the country and the newest city on the left denver where police violently arrested protesters in the middle of the night but no matter what roadblocks show up in their streets protesters don't seem to be backing down anytime soon we'll have the latest on the growing movement fighting to clean up america's mess. and the protesters want you to read all about it and not from those corporate owned newspapers so they're pressing buttons on their own to get the truth of the movement out this with the occupied wall street journal. and it's not just the u.s. catching on to the occupy wall street story the movement going global from canada to the u.k. and even asia we'll have a report from the ground in india on those standing in solidarity with american protesters. it's friday october fourteenth four pm in washington d.c. i'm christine you're watching r.t. well let's go to the latest in the occupy wall street movement really taking over this country with occupations now in dozens of cities nationwide on this friday day twenty eight of occupy wall s

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. >>> and later in "the pulse," only in america. 8,000-calorie burgers. butterfat shakes. sin city's newest hot spot. >>> and good morning, everybody. i'm rob nelson. >> and i'm tanya rivero. this latest debate, the first for herman cain since his quick rise in the polls. >> but front-runner, mitt romney, also found a target on his back, as well. abc's john hendren breaks it down for us from washington. good morning, john. >> reporter: good morning, rob and tanya. it was a lively debate. but it failed to shake up the gop presidential field. the front-runner came out strong, as expected. and the insurgent from texas did not have the big night his supporters had hoped for. you know you're in the lead when you're taking fire from behind. herman cain, former ceo of got father's pizza took plenty for his 9-9-9 plan. >> 9% income flat tax. and a 9% national sales tax. >> you turn it upside down, i think the devil's in the details. >> i think it's a catchy phrase. i thought it was the price of the pizza. >> reporter: also coming out on top, front-runner, mitt romney, who had a simple talking point

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the restaurant was injured. >>> well new high tech and efficient vehicles are rolling into charm city. corinne redman is checking out some of the newest trucks, the hybrid model sheep was scheduled to join us -- she was scheduled to join us live but i don't think we will have her. she did file something for us and filed something a few minutes ago. >> reporter: when you think of hybrid electric cars, usually generally think of something like a prius but this week a new convention in town showcases the latest invasions with trucks hybrid electric trucks and this is john you are with cal start right? >> right. >> reporter: and you are putting on this convention. tell us about the convention. >> we are putting on this national conference here in baltimore. and it's exciting because we are seeing a lot of great new electric and hybrid trucks coming to the market. it's been ten years behindpassenger car market and the trucks can save a lot of fuel.>> reporter: and how much fuel? can you tell the at home compar giant trucks how much are you talking about saving? >> you know ark big truck like this could save -- you know, a big truck like th

the tunnels. no issues to report here. let's hope it stays this way. charley. >>> new high tech and efficient vehicles are rolling into charm city. corinne redman is checking out some of the newest trucks that could be hitting the market soon. >> reporter: well, you know you hear about electric cars and hybrid cars but you don't hear a lot about electric trucks. that's why the national conference rolled into baltimore to tell us about it. this is frank jacobs from electric vehicle international. tell me what your company is doing out here for this conference. >> well, first i would like to thank the folks at h tough we have what fantastic conference. we build medium duty dueties and class 4 through 6 all electrics and walk in and medium duty trucks and our objective is to meet with the customers and give them the opportunity to sit in our vehicles and experience the drivability of our convenience. so, we have -- we love the fact they have a ride and drive and customers will be able to do that. >> reporter: how important is it to switch over to hybrid trucks. we hear a lot about cars but not a lot about trucks. how important is it for us to try to get hybrid and electric trucks i

well if you want to get a firsthand look at the protests ongoing in new york city just head for the free video section on our website the newest footage shot by our crews have been following the protest from the spot available for you to download for free just log on to free video dot com for this of course exclusive material. well meantime investigative journalist and blogger george up says the police brutality will fuel the protests that could potentially overwhelm the u.s. . this is one incident of many of the n.y.p.d. gone wild last week they sprayed with mace in the face. of the women protesting they were all someone that scream from a crown they were protesting peacefully and they were mason the face definitely should be worried i can definitely see these protests spreading throughout america and one day be on the steps of capitol hill or possibly from the white house. sara flounders from the activist group international action center says that the us is preaching democracy all around the world while forgetting about the rights of its own people. this is really a police effort to shut down mass to send here see us govern

take a first look at the protests in new york city just head for the free video section on our website of the newest shot by all of these crews who have been following their progress from the available for you to download for free twenty four seventh's two free videos. dot com the son of course author exclusive mr. george says the police brutality will fuel the protests that could potentially overwhelm us. this is one incident of many the n.y.p.d. gone wild last week they sprayed with mace in the face of women protesting they were all someone that spring from a crown they were protesting peacefully when they were mace in the face definitely to be or i can difference in these protests spreading throughout america and when they be on the steps of capitol hill or possibly from the white house. from the activist group international action center says the u.s. is preaching democracy all around the world but forgetting about the rights of its own people at home this is really a police efforts to shut down mass the sense here see u.s. government they claim to speak for democracy all over the world are drop

know for an artsy you want to take a firsthand look at the protest in new york city just head over for the free video section on our website the newest was just shocked by all these crews who have been following the progress from the spot available to you for free download it for free videos dot com for much more exclusive material. for investigative journalists george says the police brutality will fuel the protests that could potentially overwhelm the united states this is just one of many. the n.y.p.d. gone wild last week they sprayed with mace in the face of the women protesting they were all someone that spring from a crown they were we are protesting peacefully when they were mason a face that's new to me or i can different it is protests spreading throughout america and when they be on the steps of the your party from the white house in time sara flounders from the activist group international action center says the u.s. is preaching a democracy all around the world all forgetting about the rights of its own people and this is really our elise effort to shut down mass the sense here see us government that claims the state for

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. >>> on to the occupy movements and the city leaders are turning the other cheek on the newest occupy camp in the bay area hoping to avoid a confrontation. health and safety issues are the biggest concern, but the violence in oakland on tuesday seems to have had some influence. >> it was best to avoid a so-called showdown that was not in our interest their interest. >> i am somebody who can see their point of view because i am living in it. pretty soon i may not be here by choice, but by force because i will have nowhere to go. >> they will discuss it at their next council meeting. they are working with a group to avoid a confrontation like last week's flare up in oakland. >>> and it was a day of planning for the occupy oakland demonstrators today. a city wide general strike is planned for wednesday, and now it appears they have a list of de -- demands. thomas roman is live. what are they saying now thomas. >> they are saying they want some stuff back. the occupy oakland healthcare workers say they want the medical supplies back that the oakland police confiscated. they say they need

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the first product release since last week's death of apple co-founder steve jobs. from london to new york city to california, people waited for hours, to get their hands on the newest iphone. even apple co-founder steve wozniak got in on the action. "the woz" set up camp outside a store in the heart of silicon valley yesterday afternoon, tweeting out, quote, "the long wait begins, i'm first in line." while the iphone 4s unveiling was initially met with disappointment, the passing of steve jobs played a part in a sellout of pre-orders online. analysts estimate that fourth quarter iphone sales-- get this-- will top 30 million, almost double what they were the same period latter year. >> tom: no doubt about it a big success already. apple rallied today, size, along with the broad market, and it continues climbing, certainly from the numbers we saw just last week with all that news. in fact, a week ago some criticism about the newest ifop and a weaker market overall, apple was below 370 per share. lots going on tonight as well. beyond apple let's go ahead and take a look with our market focus. >> tom: it was a strong finish, extending the recent stock rally into its se

the newest plans. nbc's bay area's alias. >> reporter: protesters have been working out a general strike planned for wednesday. it could bring the entire city to the halt. the plan is to march from city hall here to the port of oakland, with the goal of shutting down the nation's fifth-busiest port before the 7:00 p.m. night shift. activists say the strike is about the growing gap between the rich and the poor. they will also be going door-to-door, asking small businesses throughout the city to shut down for the day and join the movement. >> what we're looking at is one day of action to just voice a protest of a system that has been going on for decades and will continue to go on unless we put a stop to it. >> reporter: meanwhile, mayor jean quan's office released a statement in part saying that the strike will not affect essential city services. and went on to say the city employees wish to support the strike will have to get an authorized request from their supervisor. and back here live, we spoke to several businesses. many are in support of this. others say that they don't necessarily support the movement but they still will close their

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but it's not only taking place in new york city occupy wall street protesters in chicago are now the newest victims through theory and police crackdowns so as the movement continues to spread a lot of brave soldiers standing up to cops with his brutal honesty. here's a human people are entitled to. but it's a right that many here in the united states don't have instead thousands are in line and a waiting line for free health care so lots of rich get richer we'll show you the faces of poverty living in one of the world the wealthiest nations. it's monday october twenty fourth four pm in washington d.c. i'm liz wall and you're watching our team. the polls have closed and some news just first free election it's the first test for emerging democracies in the arab world in tunisia and are exercising their new rights and estimated ninety percent turned up to the polls to cast their vote the election will decide the over two hundred representatives that will draft a new constitution. and she was who will lead the north african country so what does this historical of that mean for the future of tun

but it's not only taking place in new york city occupy wall street protesters in chicago are the newest victims to experience police crackdown so the movement continues to spread one brave soldiers standing up to the cops with his brutal honesty. here's a human people are entitled to. but it's a right many here in the united states don't have instead thousands are in the waiting line for free health care so as the rich get richer we'll show you the faces of poverty and living in one of the world's wealthiest nation. and it's the birthplace of the arab spring and now it's unusual prepares for a new day as thousands head to the polls to vote but because lawmakers already slated to win ensuring a last spring forward in egypt and libya because the mafiosi in the middle east back fired on the u.s. . it's monday october twenty fourth in washington d.c. i'm liz wall and you're watching artsy our top story this hour occupy wall street protests are going strong since they sparked over a month ago in new york protesters remain camped out on wall street where they believe is the scene of financial

the store. across the city, the area, the country, even the world, lots of folks came out for the newest vision.aster device with better software and an improved camera. >> could have preordered but it is just such a scene. it is almost like a cult. >> i axe going to going -- i am going to ask people a question. >> some die hards wanted a completely redesigned iphone 5. they are pretty popular. nearly 1 million have been sold through preorders. >> you would think they were selling a new playstation. >>> this next story might have you think twice before you use your cell phone. >> there is a new study out in britain that signed one in six cell phones is contaminated with bacteria. >> and it is not just any old bacteria, it is the kind you find when you don't wash your hands after you use the restroom. tina krause has more. >> reporter: doctors in britain have a new health warning for cell phone users. they say phones across the country are harboring dangerous e. coli bacteria. >> it means unfortunately that people are going to the toilet, their hands are getting contaminate and they are not washi

but it's not only taking place in new york city occupy wall street protesters in chicago are now the newest victims to experience police crackdowns so as the movement continues to spread one brave marine standing up to cops with his brutal honesty. healthcare is a human right people are entitled to do but it's a right now here in the united states don't have instead thousands are waiting in line for free health care so as the rich get richer we'll show you the faces of poverty living in one of the world's wealthiest nations. and it's a system that is down to wiki leaks no longer leaking until further notice this as money for the site goes down the drain so who or what is behind silencing and what's next for the whistleblower website. it's monday october twenty fourth eight pm in washington d.c. i'm liz gall and you're watching our team. the polls have closed and tunisia's first free election it's the first task for emerging democracies in the arab world and tunisia as are exercising their rights and that's made it ninety percent turn to the polls to cast their vote the election will decide

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city supervisor in district 2, before she was termed out last year. >>> san francisco's newest political power base appears to be dog owners there are more dogs in then children, 150,000 compared with 108,000 children. dog lovers have just formed a political action committee. they plan to endorse whichever candidate gets behind their need for a place in the national recreation area where dogs can run free. >>> investors eyeing the new partnership between yahoo and our par anyone network abc news that we've been -- our parent network abc news that we've been telling you about this morning. >> good morning jane. >> we'll see what investors think about this deal with abc becoming the content provider for yahoo news this is a huge deal for yahoo and great opportunity for abc. yahoo says the deal will immediately make it more attractive to advertisers. let's check on the shares this morning. they could use a . friday's slows, yahoo shares down 20% on the year they are up a bit this morning. private equity groups are interested in buying yahoo. could this story not over yet. europe's debt problem weighing on stocks this morning. down across the board, blo

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city. >> thank you for inviting us and making this possible. i am the oldest one up here, but the newest member of the candidates for district attorney. i entered the race less than a month ago. the reason i entered was i was a district attorney for 20 years, but i have been a defense attorney for the last 16 years. i looked around and was encouraged by friends and colleagues to enter the race. i looked carefully and realize i had everything all of the current candidates have to offer plus i am que native san franciscan. i bring a well-balanced approach to the administration of criminal justice, having been a prosecutor and a defense attorney for almost the same amount of time here plus, because of my background, my family lives here. i live here. my kids went to public schools. i have two grandchildren. one lives here, and one lives in the bay area. i think i bring to the district attorney's office in a unique opportunity to look at crimes from the perspective of the san franciscans, someone who knows and appreciates san francisco values. knowing these values and knowing how to prosecut

remained calm not the same can be said for other cities how things got out of control in oakland coming >> number of children earned the world -- children around the world is staggering the newestwareness campaign to help bring the issue front and center. back after the break 10 minutes after 9 arvey levin productio. affect over one million homes each year, act ia that work continuously to reduce tank build-up. use rid-x once a month and help save yourself from disaster. >>> protestors clashed with police in california overnight skirmishes broke out as riot police arrest dozens of occupy protestors in oakland. the protests started peacefully. >> reporter: cops in california are clamping down on protestors in oakland. >> hundreds of opd officers as well as alleyed agencies came to the plaza, to remove approximately 200 campers that have been camping there, overnight for the past two weeks. >> reporter: demonstrators there, much like other cities across the country are protesting against what they claim is corporate greed. cops moved in to clear the park on tuesday, warning protestors they are breaking the law. at one point officers fired tear gas and bean bags in response to d

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