u.s. park police did not see it that way. u.s. park police arrested about half a dozen protesters earlier in the day. when they tried to join the 20 or so occupiers already inside the structure which sprung up overnight at mcpherson square. >> let the world know that america arrests people who put up structures, not the ones who are kicking families out of their structures. >> reporter: this morning u.s. park police and d.c. police surrounded the structure and closed off the area as they made preparations to remove the occupiers. >> we're a peaceful nonviolent movement and we are just going to sit and, you know, they're going to do what they want to do. >> reporter: some of the homeless people who live in mcpherson square park poo-pooed the occupiers. >> they just want to be on tv. they ain't homeless. they got a place to stay. they don't represent us. >> reporter: moments ago u.s. park police moved in on the nearly two dozen occupy d.c. protesters who have been sitting in and on top of a structure they built in the middle of mcphe

u.s. park police -- clashed with u.s. park police, several people arrested.f at mcpherson square continues that the hour. hello, i'm bruce johnson. thanks for joining us. until now it had been a fairly peaceful demonstration, but at midafternoon park police moved onto mcpherson squash as occupy d.c. protesters refuse -- square as occupy d.c. protesters refused to vacate a structure they put up for the winter. >> reporter: right now those protesters are being

new wrasse and is a chance as u.s. police turn to tougher tactics against the occupy movement putting on the cover cops at the heart of the protest. all pro president of the head of orders an investigation into the alleged parliamentary election bringing which sparked massive rallies across russia. and flogging a dead economy a new lenders and bankers swarm back to greece with more bailout instructions as europe's failure to form a controversial physical union pushes athens further towards a default. feeding controversy of ukraine linked bank based across the atlantic lors in customers credit card seemed around a famine that killed millions. as the top stories here in our time now for sports update with anger. hello there thanks for joining me again and these are the headlines we were robes boss harry redknapp blames the referee following his side's loss to stoke while martin o'neill gets a winning start with sunderland. plus outland hand to scar their fifth defeat in a row we've action from the k.h. l. . and t. values their

new arrests and evictions as u.s. police turn to tougher tactics against the movement putting undercover cops at the heart of the protests. all pro president orders an investigation into the alleged parliamentary election rigging which sparked mass rallies across russia. flogging a dead economy. back to greens with more bailout instructions as europe's failure to form a controversial fiscal union pushes athens further towards a default. controversy in ukraine link banks thousands of kilometers away from its homeland lures in customers with a credit card themed around the famine that killed millions. more news about fifteen minutes time before they'll take a look what's happening in the world of sports with andrew. hello good morning thanks for joining me and this is what is coming up on the happy harry spurs boss redknapp slams the referees falling his side's two one defeat to. clubs books liking to call keeps russia at the top spot top spot in the world rankings despite just slip up in front. and savoring his success goal f

the headlines on arts he knew arrests and defections as u.s. police turn to. the against the occupy movement putting now undercover cops at the heart of the protests. told president your defaulters an investigation into the alleged parliamentary election rigging which sparked mass rallies across russia. and flogging a dead economy e.u. lenders and bankers swarmed by particular use with more bailout instructions as europe's failure to form a controversial fiscal union pushes athens further towards a default. and feeding controversy a ukrainian link to a bank based across the atlantic customers with a credit card themed around famine has killed many. more news in about fifteen minutes but for now though the sporting action with. hello there nice to have you company and this is what is coming up road to recovery locomotive yaroslavl prepare for their first game since their entire ice hockey squad was killed in a plane crash. last we were robbed spurs boss harry redknapp blames the referee following his side's loss to study quote martin o'neill gets a winning star

police do not know if the suspects are armed. the u.s. park police are saying that there were numerous people inside that house there in the unit block of gallatin street. again, as you saw, there were also some children inside the home. they believe that there were two suspects inside as well who were involved in this chase. earlier this afternoon, we saw the s.w.a.t. team enter the home here, about 15, 20 minutes ago, and we're waiting for word to find out whether those suspects have been taken into custody. there's no indication that anyone has been harmed. reporting live from northeast washington, darcy spencer, news 4. aaron, back to you. >> all right, darcy, thank you. >>> it is a story you'll only see on news 4. police say the man behind a brazen carjacking and hit-and-run was a military service member. that wild ride started in bethesda and ended at a target in rockville. melissa mollet has details now in news 4 exclusive. >> reporter: 23-year-old andrew gerald robert, a service member who lives on campus at the walter reed nationa

u.s. park police head quarters.e was an avid cyclist and instructed other officers in mountain biking. >> he said it's the best kept secret in law enforcement, riding a bike. he was wrong. he lied to me. working with mike was the best kept secret. >> reporter: his funeral program has a biography inside which concludes by saying those who were fortunate enough to know him are left with his warmth, his self-lessness, dedication and gene winness. that's the latest. back to you. >> thanks, chris. >>> a terrible accident on i-66 this morning in manassas. an 89-year-old tried to make a u-turn on the crossover in the median and was hit by a pick-up truck. two teenagers in the truck were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. police are not going to file any charges. >>> friends and family are going to hold a vigil tonight in baltimore for a woman from north carolina who was murdered and whose body was found in our area. she was 16 years old. she disappeared one year ago today visiting her family in baltimore. workers f

. >>> right now, friends and family of a u.s. police officer are saying their final good-byes. sergeant michael baim tried to help a man that either jumped or fell off the bridge. his service will be followed by a procession to washington and then back to virginia where he will be laid to rest. there will be rolling traffic delays starting in about half an hour along 395, memorial bridge and the gw parkway. the delays are expected to last about 90 minutes. >>> traffic is moving once again on the clara barton parkway after a serious accident this morning. this is the scene at macarthur boulevard. the police officers that investigated the crash told us a single car was driving and the driver lost control and the car flipped over. one person was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. >>> hi, veronica. >> hey, pat. what a chilly day it has been so far, right? you probably came in, and i know you don't like to be cold. we have a stiff wind blowing out of the northwest. that wind has been cranking up today. and we have been in and out with a few clouds, and right now sitting on

u.s. park police have had to take down a structure built by occupy d.c. protesters. >> trying to figure out what to do with your christmas treat? one farmer is giving a tour is coaxed -- his goats for dinner. >> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. >> good morning, washington. it's wednesday, december 28. i am kris van cleve. >> i am kendis gibson. we begin with traffic and weather every ten minutes. first, adam caskey. >> it is going to be a windy day. that is the headline on this wednesday, gusts up to 40 miles an hour. temperatures hovering around 40 degrees with winds gusting up to 20 miles an hour. those will gust up to 40 miles an hour later. 39 degrees in frederick right now. on our way to the mid 40's this afternoon, but it will feel like the mid 30's with the wind chill factor. not as windy tonight. down in the '20s. low 20's north and west of the metro. thursday, highs in the upper 40's, light wind, partly cloudy. the seven-day forecast is coming up soon. >>> the beltway at the american legion bridge looks very good.

u.s. park police officer will be laid to rest. sergeant michael boehm died while trying to save a man who had jumped or fallen from the key bridge two weeks ago. a service for sergeant boehm will be held at the church of nativity in burke, virginia, at 10:00 this morning. then a processional will drive from burke to u.s. park police headquarters in d.c. and then back into virginia to lay him to rest. because of the procession, there will be rolling traffic delays for the processional starting around 11:30. this includes i-395, memorial bridge, and the george washington parkway. the delays are expected to last about 90 minutes. >>> people in annandale may notice a lot of police, fire and rescue teams at an area community college, but it's just a drill. emergency responders will be n conducting an active shooter exercise this morning on the annandale campus of community college. fairfax county, virginia state police, and the virginia department of emergency management will take part in the drill. >>> we have a traffic alert for driv

u.s. police. tactics against the occupy movement putting undercover cops at the heart of the protest. hold pro president orders an investigation into the alleged parliamentary election rigging which mass rallies across russia. and. ukraine based across the atlantic customers with a credit card around the killed in. the conflict at the russian joint venture. management. get the details in business in about twenty minutes. worldwide news twenty four hours a day this is the line from moscow with me. police have torn down the last remaining occupy camp in san francisco arresting fifty five people for illegal lodging the ten being cleared several times but sprung up again when the main occupy encampment in the city was demolished on wednesday. and now has more on this . we've seen a lot of police activity in the last three months against this occupy movement which has been generally a very peaceful movement it doesn't seem to be new saying the more we hear about dozens of arrests every week we've seen

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new arrests and evictions as u.s. police turn to tougher tactics against the occupy movement putting undercover cops at the heart of the protest. all pro president medvedev orders an investigation into the alleged parliamentary election breaking which sparked mass rallies across russia. and feeding controversy in ukraine lying bank base across the atlantic wars in customers of credit card seen around a famine that killed millions. and the style of the conflict at the russian britain's joint venture. to management reshuffle find out the details in business in twenty minutes. going to live from moscow one pm here on marina joshie police have torn down the last remaining occupy camp in san francisco arresting fifty five people for illegal lodging the towns have been cleared several times but sprung up again when the main occupy encampment in the city was demolished on wednesday arches garnished account has more. we've seen a lot of police activity in the last three months against this occupy movement which has been generally a

u.s. park police sergeant michael boehm. ollapsed as he was helping with an investigation on the key bridge. the funeral presession will head to u.s. park police headquarters in the district before returning to virginia for his burial in fairfax. >>> one of the republican candidates who did not get on the virginia primary ballot is now suing in federal court. texas governor rick perry is challenging the rules in the commonwealth. several others also failed to get the required 10,000 signatures but perry is suing over it. only ron paul and mitt romney qualified for the virginia primary set for march 6th. >>> all the republican candidates are shifting from a race driven by debates to a real ground game in iowa. >> the gop candidates are desending on the hawkeye state make ago final push for votes that could make or break in of their campaigns. >> reporter: steve and sarah, republicans haven't been able to make up that you are find for months now and with no clear frontrunner in the national race, the gop candidates have decided

u.s. park police say that an male is in custody. at last check he had not been charged. >> thank you. in a hospital in pennsylvania. he fell yesterday, breaking his pelvis for a second time. he initially broke his pelvis in august. is undergoing treatment for cancer. he turns 85 years old later on this month. and there is a new development in the scandal that ended his career. mayjor witness in the case changed his story. he said he saw sandusky sexually assaulting a young boy, but he told a different story to family friends shortly after the said he did not personally witness this assault. this comes a day before a major hearing, and eight of expected toare him in court.t we will have complete coverage hearing on tuesday. barack obama defended his record with 60 minutes this evening. 54% of americans think that he not deserve a second term like out he has handled the economy. the unemployment rate is 8.6%. >> do you think you can get this down to 8% by the time the election happens? >> i am not in the job of prognosticating on the economy. i am on the job of putting in place the tool

u.s. park police officer has responding to a call.he problem at the bridge lead major traffic issues through the height of the evening rush hour. george washington medical center for more. >> a terrible ending to a long night. a u.s. park police officer is dead. who was the focus of an suicide call is also deceased. this going down during rush hour. a traffic nightmare friday night. >> over 20 minutes i have been on this bridge. there.ing >> yes, just sitting. >> this was brought on by a tragic events. >> that's awful. the officer was among those responding to a possible suicide call on the bridge. >> there was a good sized circle blood and there was a lot of cops there. >> officers found a man lying next to the canal below the bridge. at some point, the officer cardiac arrest. and emfed the fire folks. and the medics attempted to resuscitate and him. the bridge was quickly annsformed into investigation scene. crawl. slowed to a >> we have been on the road for 45 minutes. the officer was transported hospital where he was pronounced de

plus a u.s. police continue to crack down on anti corporate protesters some officers are changing sides we meet a veteran a policeman who explains why he joined the chorus of those unhappy with current economic policies. egypt's state newspaper is reporting islamist parties have taken an overwhelming lead in the opening round of the country's first post revolution parliamentary election the muslim brotherhood's freedom and justice party reportedly gained forty percent of the vote with the fundamentalist elnora party thought to have claimed around twenty five however the results are not final as most are set to go through to further election rounds over the next two months but as artie's polis reports from cairo many in the streets feel their votes will carry little if any weight. long vote. in the country. the faces of candidates smiled down at one in the street and wanting to be excited to be both. hold nothing but. iran to do. try to narrow it down. there are tens of thousands like me if my mohammed y

plus as u.s. police continue to crack down on anti corporate protesters some officers are changing sides one of them who explains why he joined the chorus of those are not happy with the current economic policies. egypt's state newspaper is reporting islamist parties have taken an overwhelming lead in the opening round of the country's first post revolution parliamentary election the muslim brotherhood's freedom and justice party reportedly gained forty percent of the vote with the fundamentalist elnora party thought it a claimed maybe about twenty five percent however the results are not final as most parties are said to go through to further election rounds over the next two months results as paul asli reports from cairo many in the streets feel their voices will not carry any solid weight. long. and the record turnout a sign of political interest in a country where dictates of dictatorship has moved little appetite for the power of the ballot the faces of the small town of mindfulness in the street an

u.s. park police officer who died in the line of duty. ael boehm suffered a heart attack this month trying to save a man who jumped from the key bridge. u.s. park police officers and law enforcement from d.c., maryland and virginia attended funeral services at the nativity catholic church in burke, virginia. boehm loved his family and his job. >> he was a family man. and because of his love for his family it spilled over to his love for his department. >> reporter: after the service, the proses went into the district. he is survived by a wife and five-year-old son. >>> police in fairfax county believe the serial butt slasher is in peru. he is 40 years old. they want him for slashing women at shopping malls in northern virginia. he is accused of attacking nine women since february. police believe he went to peru earlier this month. there have been no reports of slashings in that country. it is not clear how or whether the police will get him back to the u.s. >>> we are getting our first look at a cuban prison tonight. alan gross who is in t

police in riot gear arrested more than a dozen occupy protesters shutting down their camp in the u.s. city of portland police overnight stays at parks where tents have been set up but some activists refused to go demonstrators accuse officers of using tough tactics against a peaceful rally pushing people to the ground teenage tester claims an officer hit him in the face with a right stick can essentially kind is part of the way to dismantle headquarters across the u.s. in the past few weeks result is more important reports the movements message is beginning to resonate even with those whose job it is to control it. goes through i occupy wall street has become an undeniable american household name no no no no no and police crackdowns against the democratic movement have become something of the norm not so normal is seeing one side endorse the other. retired philadelphia police captain ray lewis became the game changer on nov seventeenth arrested while demonstrating with occupy protesters on the streets of new york city the twenty four year veteran this held in police custody for eleven

u.s. park police are trying to remove an "occupy" d.c. protester from a wooden structure.nder the banner. they tied him up. they're using a cherry picker to get him off the structure. "occupy" d.c. says 12 people have been arrested. we'll have the latest at 6:00. and good luck to this officers trying to get that guy down. that does it for us at 5:00. for leigh glaser and michael

book back here with me here is a look at the top stories new arrests and evictions as u.s. police turn to tougher tactics against the occupy movement putting out a cover cops at the heart of the protest. paltrow president medvedev orders an investigation into the alleged parliamentary election bringing which sparked massive rallies across russia. and flogging a dead economy e.u. lenders and bankers swarm back to greece with more bailout instructions as europe's failure to form a controversial fiscal union pushes athens further towards a default. setting controversy in ukraine linked bank based across the atlantic lures in customers with a credit card seen around a diamond that killed millions. so they have lines here in our news continues at the top of the hour and meantime though we look at the past taken by x. soviet states after the union collapsed twenty years ago and starting with study the fate of john. since ancient times this country has been called the land of fire there are places here when natural gas bursts out from under the earth mixing will soon soil before explodin

site decked out and riot gear that were a war zone some call it proof that the police force is becoming militarized in the u.s. but not all the cops are jumping on the police brutality bandwagon in fact some are coming forward and speaking out against it artie's correspondent for in iowa takes a look at police officers that are standing up to their own. those streets occupy wall street has become an undeniable american household name the onus was on them and police crackdowns against the democratic movement have become something of the norm not so normal is seeing one side endorse the other. retired philadelphia police captain bray lewis became the game changer on nov seventeenth arrested while demonstrating with occupy protesters on the streets of new york city the twenty four year veteran was held in police custody for eleven hours and received one comment from a new york cop nobody in this one individual said that i had the testicles of an elephant although all of america's police force is part of the ninety nine percent captain lewis says cops secretly supporting us face dire consequences by going public

in recent months u.s. police officers have made an enemy. of those two this is using their freedom of speech to protest against corporate greed and corrupt politics today's breed of american law enforcement is dressed in riot gear and armed with heavy weaponry body armor flash bang tear gas and lethal projectiles. at tens of thousands of americans assembled cops have been accused of creating confrontation not just using it here they make. a level of police brutality so bad a former marine sergeant couldn't stay silent in the can. a woman better and who survived two tours in iraq with seriously injured by local police officer while using flash grenades canisters against occupy protesters but you know what you know it's twenty four year old scott olsen in the cockpit allies with serious head injuries. in seattle the oldest victim of the police turned paramilitary with an eighty four activist temporarily blinded by pepper spray the united states which bills itself as the pillar of international law and democratic freedoms has consistently relea

police. the son of a former councilmember who shares the same name, he is trying to unseat ward seven incumbent. >>> u.s. park police are mourning the loss of an officer who died during a rescue attempt at the key bridge. officials say officer michael bayne responded to the toe path under the bridge for reports of a critically injured person. u.s. park say bayne had a heart attack and collapsed. rescuers already on the scene rushed him to a nearby hospital where bayne died. >> mike was a friend of mine. i've known him for his entire career. i've known mike to be a -- a very dedicated and bold officer, dedicated family member. >> sources tell news 4 that the critically hurt man jumped from the bridge and also died. officer bayne was a 19-year veteran and leaves behind a wife and a son. >>> well metro riders expect delays on four out of the five lines this weekend take a look at the red line here. it looks like every other train is going to come from shady grove is going to end at dupont. same situation here. every other train from glenmont will end at union station. as for the orange line trains they're

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u.s. representing d.c. police says crime in the district is up because officers have been pulled from neighborhood patrols and reassigned to monitor the occupy d.c. protests. the fraternal order of police wrote a letter saying violent crime is up by 17%. overall crime is up by 14% since protesters moved into the city three months ago. the letter scolded mayor gray sans, quote, your failure to warn district residents about a double digit spike in crime is inexcusable. and public awareness can facilitate crime prevention. >>> those looking for work with the federal government could be out of luck if the proposal by house republicans becomes law. the budget law would cut the civilian workforce by 10% through attrition. it would cut the amount of money that can be spent on contract workers by 10%. supporters of the bill say it would cut an estimated $35 billion from the federal budget from 2012 to 2016. democrats claim the cuts would hurt the economy. >>> 6:46 now. the department of homeland security reportedly makes

here at home in the nation's capitol u.s. police moved against the occupy d.c. movement today tearing down an unauthorized wooden structure the protestors were building and arresting roughly 20 people. last night in portland, oregon, police arrested 19 people who were occupying a downtown park. and in thousand oaks, california, tiger woods has done it he won his first tournament in some two years today. he captured the chevron challenge by one stroke over fellow american zack johnson. later this evening, the tightrope walker who could hold the key to the future of niagara falls. college graduates forced to move back home in a bad economy. and california, there they go: why are so many residents leaving the state that was once golden? those stories when the "cbs evening news" continues. called atrial fibrillation, or afib, that's not caused by a heart valve problem? are you taking warfarin to reduce your risk of stroke caused by a clot? you should know about pradaxa. an important study showed that pradaxa 150mg reduced stroke risk 35% more than warfarin. and with

in the u.s. police used pepper spray and made several arrests as thousands of shoppers calls mayhem trying to get their hands on a retro version of the classic air jordan sneakers also gunshots were heard at one of the malls in california a new pair of these shoes cost one hundred eighty dollars but they are already being sold on e bay for over six hundred. that's the main news for you this hour i'll be back with the headlines in about ten minutes time now as seven coming to town a moscow out team takes an inside look at the final preparations for. russia's capital stay with our team for that. welcome merry christmas. to the christmas holidays is along. here but still some people everything. including that one crucial. the good old. tree. another year has flown by and the new year period is here again. much later this christmas in the country's most widely celebrated on january the cooling calendar new year's day january the first christmas. as a more important holiday and is the day when really give pr

police. occupy protesters refused to take down a building they had put up in mcpherson square saturday night. u.s. park police brought down equipment to try to take down the structure. let's get the latest from stacy cohan. >> reporter: there are still the tents here and that has been the primary means for these protesters in which to live is a tent city. but not so with a structure they built over the weekend. that was a building and park police, while tolerant of the tents, did not feel the same about a permanent structure being erected here in mcpherson square over the weekend. so the park police said the structure was illegal, there were for permits. it was ruled unsafe for habitation by a city inspector and protesters were warned they had to take it down. they did not do so. they were given until 11:45 a.m. on sunday. a stand offensued. when the group failed could comply, police moved in with the vehicle and a cherry picker to retrieve protestors who had fled on to the roof. >> we built it because there were people who were cold. it was going to have a green technology way of keeping people

welcome back you're watching our to here's a look at the top stories new erast and evictions as u.s. police turn to tougher tactics against the occupy movement putting out a public cops at the heart of the protest. hall probe president medvedev orders an investigation into the alleged parliamentary election breaking which sparked massive rallies across russia. and flogging a dead economy e.u. lenders and bankers swarm back to greece with more bailout instructions as europe's failure to form a converse and fiscal union pushes athens further towards a default. and feeding controversy in ukraine langfang based across the atlantic lures in customers with a credit card seem to run out of famine that killed millions. of the top stories i'll be back in about thirty minutes time with more updates we in the meantime though will bring you our debate show cross dog takes a look at how former soviet republics have fared after the collapse of the uses are and what the future holds for them. we welcome rostov brown people about almost immediately after the collapse of the soviet union twenty years ago th

watching actually live from moscow here's a reminder of the top stories new arrests and evictions as u.s. police turn to tougher tactics against the occupy movement putting undercover cops at the heart of the protest. called pro president beautiful warders an investigation into the alleged parliamentary election rigging which sparked mass rallies across russia. and flogging a dead economy e.u. lenders and bankers swarm back to greece with more bailout as ructions as europe's failure to form a controversial fiscal union pushes athens further towards a default. feeding controversy to crane link band based across the atlantic lures and customers with a credit card seem to run out of famine that killed millions. israeli airstrikes in gaza palestinian bid for statehood and an arab spring in the background the middle east peace process is facing more challenges than ever so r.t. spoke to influential palestinian politician most of fog about what happens next. with me i have dr mustafa barghouti the president of the palestinian national initiative and a member of the palestinian parliament dr thank you