questioning what we see is an unsustainable economic system and undemocratic economic system. a political system that seems to be working with profits before people it's intertwined with the corporations. we also question the idea of regulated both days being managed by the people i meant to be regulating we also question the idea that perpetual war for resources is something that's going to destroy the planet so we made it very clear we now use our ideas to the rules you know within forty eight hours an economic system based on infinite growth but which relies on foreign oil resources is frankly absolutely embarrassing let's broaden this out spend talk a little bit about the global economic situation if you like through the prism of you and me and the european project is constantly in the papers and it looks like it's on its last legs how do you see it playing out so that we see that as when i say we i mean i'm speaking as a member of occupied but it's very clear from the movement from the beginning that the economic system is on its last legs the global economic systems on i

for a very very long period it's all in which is that can we continue with such an unsustainable undemocratic unjust economic system same fog of my looks kind of like a party for people who have something to lose people in the ether willing to sacrifice in order to achieve that goals it's very interesting question actually people are sacrificing their jobs their relationships not by dissention many people lost their homes i've never been in a movement where people have that dedicated the general portrayal of us as being people who you know joe blow some of the dole losers is absolutely. the opposite to the reality the reality is that a whole span of people from across the general public have been motivated to dedicate themselves one hundred percent. now this is means that a very small proportion of so actually experienced activists and by far the highest amounts of us are people who just from ordinary walks of life have gone that i want to make a stance we have to do something about this unsustainable system and this is the movement for us to do that is five months now since you came to this

the other problem and the other reason why we believe the itu is quite undemocratic is that there is no role at all for civil society unless you want to pony up $34,000. and my organization and most of the civil society groups that we work with certainly don't have that kind of resources to participate. and still have a vote. you get to participate but ultimately you don't have a vote. so, but given that there's really violent agreement on this core point that the itu should not expand its jurisdiction to include internet regulation and governance i want to sound two notes ever caution. the first is i think we have to be really careful not to simply dismiss the efforts to give the itu a greater role in internet governance and some plot by china and other regimes to control the internet. there are countries in latin america and africa and elsewhere that have concerns that the u.s. and u.s. corporations have too much control over ican. we've heard that. some of the groups also share that concern. this the one of the things that public knowledge would like to do as we get more ramped up

but in a undemocratic way. >> ross mirkarimi pleaded guilty earlier this year of false imprisonment. this is a photograph of what happened. he grabbed his wife's arm and bruised it. after the plea mayor ed lee suspended him without pay on official misconduct charges. kron tried to contact the mayor's office but did not hear back probably because of the holiday. kron coverage of the ethics commission's hearing continues tomorrow, we will have the latest on kron 4 news and online and facebook and twitter. >>> look at memorial day. a former u.s. military base and national cemetery hosted one of the largest ceremonies in the bay area. today's event focused on the end of world war ii and the end of the war in iraq and dedicated to a veteran who led the ceremonies for the past four decades. he died last year during memorial day weekend. >>> 100 people gathered to honor those who lost their lives during wars in iraq and afghanistan. the founder says the first of the thousands of crosses on the hillside went up in 2006 as a protest against the war in iraq. however over time it has become a s

sheriff ross mirkarimi calls the process undemocratic and says his family is being targeted. >> it has taken twists and turns from what you thought was a fair process and without denying it, it is completely political. of a its section commission -- he is section commission they will decide in august whether or not is he keeps his job. >>> family members are holding outside whether or or not he will be held for murder. he is set to return to court tomorrow, antolin garcia- torres. the dive team is focused on waterways while others search on land. >>> the discovery of a body in a san jose area, the dive team was seen searching the area and shortly after 10:00 they discovered a body. it turned out to be an elderly man. they believe it is the same man reported missing monday night. as soon as he was reported missing divers thought they were looking for sierra lemar's body and that's because it was the same group looking near near sierra lemar's home. >> my first thought would be sierra lemar. they were quick to get the word out, this was not sierra lemar area body. >>> they got dozens of

and that is not only intrinsically unfair, it's undemocratic, it's unamerican, but it is also a tacticthat obama is encouraging on the part of reid. >> he may be doing that. if i were to be tell you the -- what motivates this whole thing, our campaign contributions. that's the way i look at it. >> what do you mean by that? >> who will be gaithersburg the democrats enough money at this stage to combatted all the -- what this campaign is going to be looking like? which will be a one of a huge -- [overlapping speakers] >> he wants to pull the subdonations and the sublevel donations? >> no -- >> that's why mort, they're going from 250,000 to a million. they just -- all those people making between 250,000 and a million are voters! and they -- that's why harry reid is saying, let's get them their -- extend their tax cuts and only get the super-rich. >> and raising the tax rates and putting them back to where they were during the boom clinton years is hardly soaking the rich. it's not even a light rinse. [overlapping speakers] >> you cut rates -- >> do anything about this you have to have eve

. >>> the process is undemocratic it's unconstitutional and we will do everything we can to make sure that this does not happen in san francisco. >>> the commission is expected to decide soon whether to make public videos line worker in his wife kristen crying. it was merely a formality but still a very big night from irani when tonight's win in texas he has 1157 total delegates and that is not to until it wins the republican nomination romney's celebrate the victory in vegas at a fund-raiser with donald trump. ms. toughies toughies sharp and is not going to allow bad things to continue to happen. >>> donald trump can no doubt help from the raise big money but he does bring some baggage he continues to question president obama's u.s. citizenship. romney will be officially nominated at the gop convention in august. >>> right now to a dead heat between rummy and president up, it's been that way for a few weeks the latest rasmussen poll shows the president with a one point lead. >>> 20% to 11 days that is exactly how much they spoke stock has slid since the ipo. and today it finished bel

the senate is undemocratic. the filibuster makes it more undemocratic.good. >> peter, real quick? >> i think it should be rolled back to things like judgeships and passing the budget. filibusters should only be possible for earth-shaking, you know legislation like healthcare or things of that nature. it should have very limited application at most. >> real quick, onto a second issue: who is at fault for the bank crisis? professor morici i thought your article on glass-stealing was steagall but, it doesn't seem like republicans have a leg to stand on here. they were the ones trying to fight regulation all along and look what j.p. morgan did without the regulation. >> i think i sent to agree with you. both the republicans and democrats share cull pabibility. the legislation, dodd-frank isn't working and it's not likely to work. i think that's been admitted now. on the other hand republicans say we have to get rid of dodd-frank. what are they offering in its place? banking needs to be re-reformed again so to speak. we need to separate the depositories that

the memories of disenfranchisement arise from experiences abroad in undemocratic regimes or in experiencesunited states where latinos are denied democracy. this has dared those memories. the process began with disenfranchising a latina. we ask you reinstate share for mirkarimi -- reinstate sheriff mirkarimi. we ask you respect the dignity of every person who enters the criminal justice system. these are excerpts of a four page letter. it has been submitted to you. i would like to thank you. you have been very fair and just. we appreciate that. i want to let you know that i am a former commissioner on the commission on the status of women. i understand what it dv and not dv. this is not dv. [applause] >> hello. i am here to ask that you immediately reinstate ross mirkarimi. i hope that we all take a moment to observe that this follows the memorial day weekend. the power of the vote, it is fundamental to this country. that is what lawyers have been fought over. another thing that is fundamental -- that is what wars have been fought over. another thing that is fundamental is freedom from gove

. >>> the process is undemocratic and unconstitutional and will do everything we can to ensure this does not happen in simpson's car. the commission is expected to decide soon whether to make public the videos to a mercury news wife prison crying. met ronnie has officially clinched the republican nomination for president and instead of celebrating he stayed the course looking ahead to november. dick waves we need to have a president to understand how this economy works did today small business and middle size business big business ideal of want to use that experience to get us to work again. romney won 71 percent of the vote in the texas primary tonight he only needed 38% to get to the 1100's 44 delegates that he needed for the nomination from the spending tonight in los vegas and a campaign fund-raiser with donald trump the white house is criticizing run his campaign with trump trump has publicly questioned if president obama's was born in the united states. >>> everyone has, in the problem neighbor before my people in one berkeley neighborhood are so fed up that they're actually taking

why this jurisdiction shouldn't expand is that the itu is both highly politicized and growthly undemocratic. one of the things i'm not sure was mentioned today is in the itu, as in the u.n., it's one country, one vote. so tuvalu and benin have the same votes the united states, china and india. that is not very democratic when you think about it. and the other thing is there's to role at all for simple society, unless you want to pony up $34,000. most of the organizations that we with certainly doesn't have that kind of resources to participate. you get to participate but ult mi mathly you don't have a vote. given there's agreement, that the ipo should not expand to include two i think we have to be really, really careful not to simply dismiss et efforts to give the itu a greater role in regulation as some plot by china and russia and other edge eewig lawson-wade -- regimes to control the internet. this is one of the things that public knowledge would like to do as we get more ramped up here is work with our allies, particularly in the global south, brazil, latin america to try to convince t

was a god saying cases like that really much about the right process and not just that it was undemocratic to fight the race but i don't think the rest of the country and the fact that they've already priced their freedom of expression and. such convictions accosting a cloud a very artistic plans actions which the great and the good as the arab media industry a quick to condemn after being burned for years until a very hard line parties like the misnamed for the years and the newly created look i think could gain serious political clout having won the lion's share of seats in parliament and people here in egypt. has. to. watch is will that new egypt look like the greeks like i will it means in pleasing much streets said mr lim kinds have no problem with. this system so we have our culture out of this our culture. and out of a club and. we live in egypt so. i think the system and the laws have to come from this culture and this culture means islamic. law many of these pushing for implementing shari'a law in egypt at least publicly that it could still be a long way off but there are already

i don't think the american people are aware of the undemocratic nature of this, to have bankers who pick the regional president who in turns picks boards, which are primarily from industry and dominant in the financial industry. to have them setting the policy seems gravely mistaken. i think you can get to a presidential set of appointments without diminishing geographic diversity, and that's what we've done. beyond that, i do feel somewhat compelled to come to the defense of the bush administration. the single most important economic appointment made by president bush was, of course, chrm

lawful and understandable protest to aspects of the games which are undemocratic are unpopular . furthermore these are just this legislation won't prevent people from disrupting the games the wall it will do is it will give the ability of the authorities to to punish people more severely i think it's insane i think that it shows the prevailing state of consciousness in all governments and on the world which is one of the ultimately we're in control luckily for simon he doesn't. live near the stadium but. anyone who does this building's less than a kilometer from the live picture park the plan is to station a battery of high velocity missiles on the roof of this block of flats for two months over the olympics a proposal that's already triggered an explosive reaction resident brian whelan learned of the plans from a leaflet pushed through his door late one night some people worried about the effect the property values of it was they could make the building a target for terrorists some people think that it's discipline as it is not secure enough some people don't want to be turned i

i don't think the american people are aware of the undemocratic nature of this, to have bankers who pick the regional president who in turns picks boards, which are primarily from industry and dominant in the financial industry. to have them setting the policy seems gravely mistaken. i think you can get to a presidential set of appointments without diminishing geographic diversity, and that's what we've done. beyond that, i do feel somewhat compelled to come to the defense of the bush administration. the single most important economic appointment made by president bush was, of course, chairman bernanke. he'd been his economic advisor, chairman, then became head of the fed. frankly, i think people have been unfairly critical of mr. bernanke. he's obviously been reappointed and reconfirmed by the senate. but once again, there have been predictions that haven't been born out. the interventions by the fed to deal with the problems that we had from the financial crisis have not led to inflation. inflation is not at the point where it has become a serious problem for people. the interventions

g-force they are trying to use and a it is the most undemocratic way. >>darya: he pled guilty to a misdemeanor charge of false imprisonment folly in an argument with his life -- wife on the years the. she said that he crafted her arm. before this is sheriff was suspended by the mayor and official misconduct charges. we have not heard back from the mayor's office. stay with kron4 for the latest on what happened with ross mirkirimi in the business ethics commission hearing. we'll have details on our web site, facebook and twitter. >>mark: a major muni ships off. it is the first back to work day with many lines affected. today is the first big test clear its hull >>jackie: i am this is the area that the contractors have been through it. thousands of commuters will have crowds. you can see all the contracting work that is going on. fear is a look at the list of lines that will be affected. the n juda line will be completely shut down all week long. that started on friday and will go through sunday, june 4th. the j church will have a partial shutdown. the 22

was undemocratic if i could raise that i don't think the rest of the country and the. right that freedom of expression. such convictions accosting a cloud a very artistic plans actions which the great and the good as the arab movie industry a quick to condemn after being banned the years until the barracks hardline parties like the muslim brotherhood and the newly created nor p.r.c. have gained serious political clout having won the lion's share of seats in parliament and people here in egypt. has hope. to build a new egypt. which is what will that new egypt look like for groups like al no it means imposing much stricter missile incurring aides who have no problem with. this system who have our culture our business our culture of content and out of a club and. as we live in egypt so. i think that system. has to come from this culture and this culture means. many of these fishing for implementing shari'a law in egypt at least publicly that it could still be a long way off but there are already sowing changes taking place a lot of people who are currently governmental ca

and undemocratic and hide the repressive regime but western powers often do just as well be certainly support saudi arabia and the areas that are conservative gulf states who cannot which cannot be said if democratic. the violence in syria is raging on that despite a un resolution calling for all sides to lay down arms or one of these clashes continue then it is certainly said obviously the el assad regime continues its crackdown and increasingly the opposition forces basically believe their big jury is about to come and therefore it is very good to rule to negotiate and as we have observed the various efforts have also failed the united nations have failed and so on and the opposition forces are basically expecting a showdown with the support of the western powers and especially with the support of the pro western gulf states and now even as well oh so the assad regime is certainly in a very difficult situation and the report basically dismisses existence of the armed gangs that you mention that in syria what do you make of that. we don't know much about timothy obviously. he. has to

celebration for mr putin but you know going yesterday seeing the protesters yesterday they're the most undemocratic elements in russia today because they do not agree with the outcome of an election democracy means fifty percent plus one ok if you disagree with it then you're disagreeing with the process so i guess it's a good thing that we have the last part of it it's very important to protest leaders all over the world have to listen to what the people want even minorities ok as long as it's done peacefully without applying let's talk about insiders leave the politics aside for a second and go to what i did a very very very cross started maro very. very famous saying there is actor hello. what do you know so i think they're dispersing and getting ready for the evening dinner now tell me about that i don't know because they haven't disclosed the information to me personally but out so it should have a menu around what has to be because it will be some black caviar and fried scallops that much we know and i'm sure some expensive champagne as well how much. they plan to mount and i'm in advance bec