washington d.c. our states need to compete against each other. that is what we do. we should compete. i shared with john one of the ways that new hampshire could become one of the most competitive states from the standpoint of a being able to create jobs. you already do not have a sales tax. you are relieved of that income tax. if you make this a right to work say, you will bring people into this state by the thousands. let me wrap up and say one more thing. right to work is not an anti- union bill. it is a pro-jobs bill. our friends who have chosen to be in unions, they will have access to more jobs, making this a right to work state. >> welcome to new hampshire. >> thank you, sir. >> you have said that you dispute the national academy of sciences finding that burning fossil fuels is the natural cause of global warming. in the california presidential debate, you said find out what the science truly is before you start putting american jobs in jeopardy. when asked twice for sources you use, you ducke

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welcome to the lower show where the real headlines with none of the mercy we're going live to washington d.c. now tonight we've got a special show for you by wall street is going strong new york but right here in washington occupy d.c. is joining with another movement that starts today october two thousand and eleven protesting the ten years of war in afghanistan and the corporate control of our country where you have interviews from on the ground with organizer kevin zeese and journalist and author chris hedges and a number of economists have suggested for giving up personal debts as a way to jumpstart the economy get that sounds really nice but is it actually possible and we ran down those going to join us for that when we have all that and more for tonight including a dose of happy average person take a look at the mainstream media has decided to raise. and sadly last night we heard the news that just six years old steve jobs apple co-founder and passed away after a long battle tank read a cancer innovations changed the way we live work play and communicate steve jobs died too soon he's t

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it's thursday october sixth eight pm in washington d.c. and christine friends out here watching our t.v. . a major day for a movement that just keeps on growing we've been telling you for weeks now about how the occupy wall street movement in lower manhattan is shaping up it's going on on wall street itself and that protest nearly three weeks old now saw a huge sea change when it was joined yesterday by the unions a move that gave these protesters a surge in size and strength and one other thing that's helping the movement gain support is images of police brutality images like this. this video from last night shows police using their night sticks to try to keep protesters from crossing the barrios various videos like this are popping up everywhere and in washington d.c. today a major movement as we hit the ten year anniversary of the invasion of afghanistan thousands of people came out and are pledging support many of them pledging to camp out just down the street from our studios actually on freedom plaza in tell all the troops returning

we've gone to washington, d.c.for waivers on her medicaid so that we can deliver health care in a more efficient, more effective, give options to the different populations out there and we were turned down time after time after time. washington, d.c. has to get a lesson. and the lesson is all wisdom does not emanate out of washington, d.c. they need to let the states be greatly more involved in how our medicaid populations are taken care of. block grant those dollars back. the idea that washington ought to be taking your money up to washington, d.c. and deciding how and when it goes back to your state for education purposes is counter to our constitution -- one of the last things number six is the faithfully up hold and protect the united states constitution. there is nothing in that constitution that says washington, d.c. is supposed to be telling us how to deliver health care. there's nothing in there that says washington, d.c. is supposed to be telling us how to educate our children. that needs to stop. and i'm

if it's thursday october sixth four pm in washington d.c. i'm christine for you're watching our t.v. . well let's start off this afternoon with the latest from the movement that is now growing in strength and numbers occupy wall street tens of thousands of people are now part of this yesterday of course the unions joined in and more and more people are headed to various locations around the country new york city's lower manhattan still by far the largest let's go to some of these pictures. incredible pictures of what is happening down there as people gather in their demands for an end to corporate corruption now what was most of the day a peaceful protest did end up turning violent when the sun came down. you see the pictures here of people who tried to cross the police barriers were sprayed with pepper spray and several beaten by police using their nightsticks to try to keep those crowds back and videos like this are surfacing all over the web and many protestors it's helping them gain support for their movement. now a lot of anger towards

he was making into washington d.c. come us that this is something that is deeply shameful at the time. probably it was per game. >> host: adam goodheart, which cited north or south during civil war made great effort to use technology to gain advantage? >> guest: i think those sites are trained to use the greatest technology. where there was a moment of great technological change when warfare was sort of on the cusp between the middle ages and modern times in very direct ways. on one hand you had project has been developed, hitting a target from five miles away and on the other hand of the same can, men trained to go into combat with swords. that's a very strange moment of utter history. both sides have their own truth in a sense, technological crews. in the end the north is better able in a sustained way to mobilize technology on its side. >> host: next call comes from writer in washington d.c. good afternoon. >> caller: hello. i was going to ask a general recruiting was begun and whether in fact some people were organ

it's wednesday october twelfth five pm in washington d.c. i'm liz wahl and you're watching our team. all the occupy wall street protests. continue to demonstrate across the country and new york protesters are expanding from their wall street base to other areas of the big apple from downtown to uptown they are marching in the upper east side and in case the billionaires aren't following what's happening protesters are taking it right so their doorsteps are right outside their gates in some cases yesterday occupy wall street launched a millionaire's march on their target list of tycoon conservative billionaire david koch here they are in front of his house in new york we spoke to one of the protesters there. this is one reason people. all murderers pay the taxes because. researchers working with you your country and do this really get what you pay and if you know pain for your country you're you're going to. not going to quit we're going to come over here i mean you can adjust the world for people also on the target list of rupert murdoch feo

oh, washington, d.c. wait a minute, is that further than hawaii? ok, washington, d.c., hawaii. how many people from hawaiiy fromay. i think there is somebody from kansas. there she is. where is alaska? catherine, yes, from alaska. where is she? where is catherine? oh, there she is drinking. yeah, all the way from juneau, alaska. we have a special assistant to the ceo and beneficial a city council, a woman of juneau, alaska. who else? where? georgia. who is from georgia? oh, georgia, yes. there is april from georgia. she was our tech person, helping with all the presentations. new york, ok. whoo-hoo-hoo. who else iso elseh, new york, ok, i see you. we have somebody from pittsburg. who else? texas. yay, ok. who else? what other states are represented? oregon. where is maria? maria is from oregon, right? oh, washington state, sorry. who else? ok, good old california. san francisco, daly city, concord, danville, oakland, vallejo, san diego. oh, we have the honorable arlee from san diego. come on, thank you. who else? hercules, california, yay. you know, this evening is really the m

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been in washington d.c. and here's what's coming up tonight on the big picture award winning journalist and author naomi klein joins me for the first half hour for a special edition of conversations with great minds talk about the growing occupy wall street movement and crisis could mean for our nation and a local hockey five protest here in washington d.c. took a turn for the worst four months of an agent provocateur we'll talk with an activist about the chaos he witnessed firsthand. birthrights conversations with great minds enjoyed an award winning journalist syndicated columnist and internationally bestselling author naomi klein the only one is a contributing editor for harper's and a reporter for rolling stone writes a regular column for the nation and the guardian is also syndicated internationally her writing has appeared in dozens of other major newspapers including the new york times the washington post newsweek and the los angeles times in two thousand and four reporting from iraq for harper's maga

like he was about ready to explode that's one guy you can take one person over all the police in washington d.c. were great but it's just like. when we were in washington on sunday one protester went to the white house and he threw a shoe you know the word was used to throw it over the fence but it hit a policeman and they tried to stop him from doing anything that involved throwing anything but one person can mess things up whether they're on the protest side or on the police side very good so i have and there ought to be a way for the police and the protesters to work together to kind of coordinating with each other to figure it out is this guy i want to you we're not the same thing with the police because when we think about officer below nya his fellow officers were looking at him like he was out of his mind and very sure i mean i think that's a really good point that that in from cases they can be one person i want to ask you about that the mayor of boston has that civil disobedience will not be tolerated when it disrupts the functions of the city i know that protesters say you know they'r

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right here in washington d.c. obama's have national security aides now say the administration a lobby for a new international sanctions against the country a lot of the really behind the alleged terror plot earlier pepe escobar correspondent for the times and i asked him who was stance of benefit from these are alleged attacks here's his response first of all the holes of cells because they are being painted as. the israeli lobby of course because now they can come back or older once again destroy iran these are existential threat and something has to be done then does the military complex they're rooting for a war neal colmes republican candidate say everybody in the u.s. gets it there are no one preoccupations and so foreign policy is the round actually because it's another convenient. drug them is this fast and furious plot in rattled but eric holder doesn't make sense and that's the most important point came it you know the american people know once the whole suspecting world to believe that the general of the

are spreading to dozens of american cities from richmond to los angeles and hitting become so washington d.c. . international news live from moscow this is an see with me thanks for joining as the u.s. led war in afghanistan has now passed the ten year mark widely dubbed as a decade of failure by critics its human cost keeps on climbing more than two thousand seven hundred foreign troops have died during the fighting a figure moved by the number of a good lives lost case not a lot of reports. another day in afghanistan so the battle more casualties despite official claims that the war is being won two thousand and eleven is lining up to be deduced yet for u.s. forces fighting to change a decade long taliban insurgency but thanks to improved medical capabilities casualties who would have perished in previous conflicts are surviving these two soldiers one patrol in a vehicle when a roadside bomb exploded beneath them it took less than half an hour for a medical crew to pick them up by helicopter and deliver them to the trauma ward at kandahar airfield one of the country's busiest for their inj

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some of these one in one of her tweets that says washington d.c. and space museum have been closed after angry protesters try to enter with plot cards and follow us on twitter and are here in this cold to get. this particular. let's return to our top story now they turned sort of a serial the war being this weekend washington is trying to merge ties with one of its main allies in the war pakistan relations have recently been hit by a mutual accusations and political differences military. reports now from afghanistan. this is the commanding height big dominates the sweeping view. area of kabul the afghan capital. right behind me the reason bad three weeks ago was under the twenty hour received by the hagana network let's take a closer look at what went wrong so we can take a little war in terror first after al qaeda central radio boy told a pashtun tribal belt along the afghan pakistani border the state department filed a request we have that pakistan for cooperation against osama bin ladden going to slam about brazenly ignored the diplomatic reques

if there's one of her in one of her tweets says washington d.c. and space museum has been closed after angry protesters tried to enter with class cards. to get all the updates on this story. let's now return to our top story the tenth anniversary of the ongoing war being mercs this weekend washington is trying to mend ties with one of its main allies in the war pakistan relations have recently been hit by mutual accusations and political differences or his military analyst again reports now from afghanistan. this is the commanding height that dominates this sweeping view of was the area of kabul the afghan capital. right behind me the reason that three weeks ago was under the twenty hour was sieged by the ha going to network let's take a closer look at what went wrong with the global war in terror first after al qaeda central re deployed to the pashtun tribal belt along the afghan pakistani border the state department filed a request with pakistan for cooperation against osama bin ladden going to slim about brazenly ignored the diplomatic request

york and to the fall for week that have already spread to dozens of cities hitting the capital washington d.c. organizers claim they'll be in a thousand american cities by the end of the month according to a post on that website as the movement picks up steam the slogan occupy wall street has been changed to occupy together protest to say the greed of just the one percent of the u.s. population drove the country into financial chaos in the first place while some accused camping out in lower manhattan of the group is highly organized as well to even the citric and discovered. these are everywhere these are the people you know . accused of being anarchist and disorganized the occupy wall street encounter meant it's far from chaotic it is set up like a small village broken up into themed sections way better organized than i thought it would be. they really have it set up so that there isn't a clear leader in the organization and the way that it's being done but at the same guy. every part seems to be handled by someone in the medical area staffed by volunteers provides on the spot assistance a c

that's wednesday oct twelfth aping out in washington d.c. i'm liz wall and you're watching our t.v. . oh occupy wall street protesters continue to demonstrate across the country in new york protesters are expanding from there whilst. base to other areas of the big apple from downtown to uptown are marching in the upper east side in case the billionaires aren't following what's happening protesters are taking a right so their doorsteps are right outside their gates in some cases yesterday occupy wall street launched the millionaires marched on their target list of tycoons concert conservative billionaire david koch there they are in front of his house in new york we spoke to one of the protesters there. proposing this we won. the state of the ocean in the old america to pay the taxes because. paying taxes like in this in your country and you before you get what you pay and if you're paying for your country you are you're going to. not going to we're not going to come out of here i mean you can i just we still poor people also on the target li

high heel drag race right here in washington d.c. in the capital of the nation any thoughts on the time i do i just would like to say that if i were made president the first thing i would do is offer my husband marcus's clinic to anyone who is involved in that kind. and well i think i think it's time the stories told us here please know mr santorum how would you rather kate or would you eradicate the drag queen high heel race if you were to become president well of course i would i would rather keep it it looks like an occupy wall street movement to me looking at that video but i would lock everybody up there and maybe ship them on down to texas where rick perry can petition off mr cain well i would have locked all these gay people up but one of those men looks like a woman that worked for me at the national restaurant association so i think i'd better be quiet right now so we're going to get into the natural or national restaurant association in a little bit but really quickly we have to take a break candidates please hold tight aud

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it's thursday october sixth five pm in washington d.c. and christine you're watching r t well let's start off with the latest from the movement that is now a swelling in strength and numbers occupy wall street tens of thousands of people are now part of this yesterday of course the unions joined in and more and more people are heading to various locations around the country new york city's lower manhattan still by far the largest go to the pictures that. incredible pictures of what is happening down there as people gather in their demands for it and to corporate corruption what was for most of the day peaceful yesterday turned violent as the sun went down protesters who tried to cross police very years were sprayed with pepper spray and several beatings as you can see using their nightsticks to try to keep those crowds back videos like this are surfacing all over the web and according to many protesters who are actually helping them gain support for their movement now there are so many pictures out there but of course we also want to hear

well i'm tom hartman in washington d.c. and here's what's coming up tonight on the big picture the occupy wall street protests are showing no signs a letting up millions of make up and ninety nine percent of those are rallying in cities across the nation the big show is in new york city tens of thousands in the streets so where does this movement go now and the corporate media has weighed in on the legitimacy of the occupy wall street demonstrations so to have politicians and policymakers will debate people are saying i mean. you dated oh this the occupy wall street movement is put on steroids the day is tens of thousands of unionized workers took to the streets in solidarity with the demonstrators have been amped out in lower manhattan for three weeks protesting against wall street's destruction of our economy a massive movement some estimates put the number of people in the streets of fifteen thousand marched through the streets of new york city flanked by hundreds of police officers and at least three n.y.p.d. choppers e

washington, d.c. is a number of places up and down the east coast that will see temperatures drop throughout the course of the day turning this rain into snow and not what most people were expecting this time of year leaving some to wonder if it's a sign of what is to come. this weekend may feel more like christmas than the eve of halloween. snow making early appearance this year may break decades old records for october. >> i was a little surprised to find out that i had to brush off the car. >> this is more of a biting cold. more to the bone. >> reporter: as the massive storm crawls up the east coast, massachusetts is likely to be the hardest hit with a foot of snow and pennsylvania 6 to 10 inches and snow is predicted for new york and as far south as washington, d.c. >> the storm is very unusual because we don't see snowstorms this big in october very often. >> reporter: it's the same storm that dumped over a foot on colorado 9 inches on wyoming and dusted the texas panhandle. a storm of this magni

even the annual national book festival on the national mall in washington, d.c. an interview with sergey will who discusses bor book unfamiliar fishes. >> we are now jokoined by the author of this book, unfamiliare fishes, sarah vowell is a were gassed. sarah vowell this is whatourst history of hawaii.tory how did you get interested in the history of hawaii? the history of hawaii? >> guest: it is about the history of america's relationship to hawaii. first, i went there i went to see pearl harbor. just as a tourist. i wanted to see that. while i was there i went to see the old palace of the hawaiian monarchy and realize those two sites are related because the japanese never would have attacked honolulu harbor for being part of the united states if the united states and descendants of american missionaries had not overthrow the hawaiian queen who handed over the island to the u.s.. that was the start of my interest in the relationship between the two countries. >> host: when did the missionaries first go to hawaii? >> guest: they left boston harbor, new england ca

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in beantown business police in riot gear arrest hundred peaceful protesters in boston but in washington d.c. a different story one force one officer showing capitol kindness to protesters in freedom square so what's with these different approaches take it by. it's a broken society represents all the reasons why people are. trying to make this record. and she's no different travelling from los angeles to new york to try to fix a broken system so this young woman lends her time and talents to improve america in these faces of the occupation really repair the damage caused by wall street. how many are coming out to support those standing up to wall street and big business including none other than hip hop artist and activist immortal technique will give us his thoughts on the occupy wall street movement in an exclusive here. at this hour last night basically this exact time there was a large promo boruc demonstration i guess anderson cooper only cares about protests taking place in other countries too busy to report on what's happening in his own backyard so as c.n.n. fails to cover off if i w

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