bobby, you know something about this so-called turkish youth union. what do you know about them? lf, if these guys really belong to that union, they come from the opposite end of the political spectrum as the islamists. the turkish youth union is a leftist, almost communist group. follow the founder of turkey, a man who plainly hated islam and wanted to keep it outside the public sphere. it's ironic that they just received a tweet from isis congratulating them on beating up the sailors. but if they encountered isis, they're much more likely to kill them than to hug them. >> why do these turks hate the united states? >> it's an old-fashioned leftistism. this is the sort of thing we used to hear in latin america among leftists there and might still do in places like venezuela. that's the kind of sentiment we're seeing here. it's not connected, at least as far as we can tell, to any recent american activities. it's not connected to isis, to the war against -- the terrorists in syria or in iraq. this is a very -- this is a throwback. this is from the '50s and '60s. >> the turks, you k

the soldiers were on shore leave when they were attacked by members of the turkish youth union.t thrown on them. video that's going viral now. jim miklaszewski is joining us from the pentagon. are we getting more motivation about the attackers? >> no navy sailor is going to want to be called a soldier. but nevertheless -- >> absolutely. >> right. these three navy sailors were off the u.s.s. ross destroyer that had been put into istanbul and they were taking liberty, touring istanbul where, as you see in the video, they suddenly were set upon by a group of about 20 wrung men, said to be part of a right wing activist group called the turkish youth union. and it first started out with some harmless taunts, "yankee go home" that kind of thing. suddenly escalated, as you see here. it became physical. at one point, there were objects, paint, thrown at the three sailors. they were grabbed and then the activists tried to put -- and did, in fact, temporarily put plastic bags on their head. now, what's remarkable about this is that the sailors did it by the book. they were not provocative

the anti-government turk i youth union is claiming responsibility and as pentagon correspondent barbararr reports it doesn't appear to be a random act of violence. >> the attack begins with anti-american slogans shouted at three u.s. navy sailors on shore leave in istanbul, tur di. >> you declare that you are a member of the u.s. army and now because we define you as murderers, as killers, we want to -- we want you to get out of our lives. >> then the assailants throw objects, splash red paint and physically assault the sailors. about 20 men swarm them, shoving, grabbing. [ chanting ] >> reporter: and then they put bags over their heads. the sailors put their hands up and do not resist. no one comes to their aid. the assailants then chase the americans as they run. still chanting. >> this event clearly crossed the line from peaceful protest to violence and threats. >> reporter: the turkish youth union and anti-government group claimed responsibility. putting out a statement saying n part, bags we put over american soldiers are for the nation's of palestine to syria. >> they went to a pl

. >> that's a member of the turkish youth union shouting at the sailor who then gets pushed around as you can see there. things are thrown at him, and then listen again as the group begins to chant. >> go home yankee. go home, yankee. go home, yankee. >> go home, yankee, they're shouting, and you can see them there right there. they put those bags over the heads of at least one of the american sailors. now, the u.s. navy has issued a statement saying mainly that the sailors that managed to remove themselves from the situation without sustaining injuries and are safely back aboard u.s.s. ross. the u.s. navy is currently working with the turkish national police and u.s. embassy staff to investigate this incident. the u.s. navy will continue to work with turkish authority to review security procedures. you mooj that might change. when you look at the vote, those sailors running presumably at that point fearing for their lives. this turkish youth union is now putting up images of this on their web page basically paying tribute to those who attacked the u.s. sailors. now, it's interesting

the turkish youth union claimed responsibility for the attack. saying they're angry with american imperialism. it was in reference to a 2003 incident in iraq, where u.s. forces detained turkish soldiers, putting hoods over their heads. they are reviewing security, and this will not affect america's relationship with turkey. >> thanks so much. >>> more russian troops are pouring into ukraine. nato confirmed it observed columns of russian equipment, primarily tanks and artillery entering ukraine. moscow denies it. but the u.n. is warning of a possible return of a full-scale fight in eastern ukraine. 4,000 people have died in the conflict. >>> president obama faces challenges today in his visit to myanm myanmar, or burma. they are backsliding. the promise of reform was initially rewarded with relief from u.s. sanctions. >>> the newly elected members of the u.s. congress have arrived on capitol hill for freshman orientation. there are at least 50 new lawmakers in the house, 12 in the senate. there's a vote on the controversial keystone pipeline today

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this was provided by turkish youth union.s put sacks on the solder's head and threw you red dye at them while calling them murderers. the sailors managed to get away, the u.s.s. ross is docked nearby. turkish police detained 12 people in connection with this incident. >>> time right now 5:21. one of the sixers biggest stars i know you are psyched. >> oh, yeah good lets do this. michael carter williams admits he might be too anxious, but hear from the reigning rookie of the year when we come back. >> history in space, scientists land a spacecraft on a speeeeding comet. this led to a pretty funny trenton social media more on that coming up. try zyrtec-d® to powerfully clear your blocked nose and relieve your other allergy symptoms... so you can breathe easier all day. zyrtec-d®. find it at the pharmacy counter. >>> here's your traffic and weather together. >> temperatures taking a hit for first time today and a pattern that sticks with us for a while. we will look at storm scan three quiet, clear so temperatures continue their

the attackers, members of an ultra nationalize group called the turkish youth union, angry at what it calls american impeer yolism. they shot the video and released it for all to see. the group used the backs in an apparent reference to a 2003 incident in iraq when u.s. forces detained a group of turkish soldiers, putting hoods over their heads. >> and martha is with us live from washington. these images were difficult to watch today, martha. any changes in security when these american sailors are in port? >> reporter: well, david, the navy is taking a look at security procedures for future port calls and working with the turkish authorities on that. but the navy and the u.s. embassy in turkey are quick to say that this will not effect the u.s. relationship with turkey. >> all right, martha raddatz live in washington. martha, thup. >>> to the other images tonight that have people so worried today. many watches on television. the drama unfolding, 69 stories up. watching those workers dangling from the new world trade center here in new york. two window washers trapped on their scaffold

a port visit in in stan bull were attacked by a group of about 20 nationalists from the turkish youth unionans were able to get away and return to their ship without injury. the sailors were signed to the uss ross. >>> the unplacement rate for veterans from wars in iraq and afghanistan is way above average, one reason for hiring our heroes at today's job fair. >> i have my masters degree and now trying to get in my skilled position. >> this event is awesome. brings the employers to you. >> we hire veterans every opportunity we can get to pay back their service and support. >> that program, hiring our heroes, has skuresulted in 369, confirmed hires since its enception in 2004. nbc sponsored this event today. >>> i'm not ready for this and you might not be either. there is a suggestion you may not want to wait another minute to start your holiday shopping if you want to get the best deals. how that intercepted with black friday. here's tom costello. >> have you finished your christmas shopping yet? what do you mean you haven't started? >> the best deals may be right now. black friday was so l

the turk i youth union and anti-government group claimed responsibility putting out a statement saying, in part, bags we put over american soldiers are for the nations from palestine to syria. >> they went to a place where they expected to see american sailors. they were carrying banners with them and photograph with them and their group's emblem. they had the bags with them. this was cloerly something planned. >> reporter: the incident, especially sensitive because it happened in turkey can. a nato ally the u.s. wants help from in the war against isis in next door syria and iraq. the besiege syrian city of coe banny within eyesight of the turkish border. the u.s. has been pressing for the use of turkish basis and have turkey host training of moderate syrian rebels. it comes as the u.s. strategy and coalition commitment is being called in to question. pentagon leadership will face a republican-dominated house armed services committee hearing. >> i don't think the white house administration is totally in tune with what needs to be done. >> reporter: republican patience is running out. >

the attackers members of an ultranationalist group called the turkish youth union, angry at what it callsimperialism. they shot the video and released it for all to see. the group used the bags in an apparent reference to a 2003 incident in iraq when u.s. forces detained a group of turkish soldiers putting hoods over their heads. the navy is taking a look at security procedures for future port calls and working with the turkish authorities on that. but the navy and the u.s. embassy in turkey are quick to say that this will not affect the u.s. relationship with turkey. abc news, washington. >>> a terrifying ordeal at the new world trade center today. two window washers trapped, dangling 69 stories up. the trouble started when a cable on the scaffold failed. they dangled for nearly two hours, while rescuers developed two plans to reach them. firefighters used a diamond blade saw to slice through two thick layers of glass, opening an escape path for the workers. >> this is not the first time they have encountered this sort of incident. they are very experienced. and they were very confident

turkish media are reporting, the attackers are members of the "turkish youth union." the sailors weren't seriously injured... they have since returned to their ship. c-n-n is reporting that president obama wants to review, and perhaps overhaul, his military strategy in syria. that would mean an admission that the current air campaign to stop the advance of "isis" isn't working. the review may lead to the conclusion that removing syrian president assad would make it easier to defeat "isis." among the options are an accelerated program to vet and arm moderate syrian rebels... and enforcing a no-fly zone along syria's border with turkey. people in kansas and parts of oklahoma were all shook up... after an earthquake made a surprise visit yesterday. the epi-center of the 4-point-8 magnitude quake... was 33 miles southwest of wichita near the oklahoma border. however, the shake was felt more than 200 miles away -- as far as irving, texas. no injuries were reported, though some people are left with minor damage to their homes. civil defense officials in hawaii are monitorin

sailors are the turkish youth union, a group of university students who formed in 2006 who in their words oppose american imperralism and turkey's bid to be part of the european union. steve warren referred to the incident as ugly, disturbing and referred to the attackers as street thugs, adding their actions brings discredit to turkey's re nouned hospitality. >> what do you do about this? i mean americans can't let our people be treated like that? >> certainly not. turkey has been drifting away from nato. it's been drifting away from the united states for some time. so although we couldn't predict that this would happen at this moment it was clear that we were going to see incidents of this and probably see more in the future. >> gordon, thanks. here at home congress back in session. lawmakers meeting today for the first time since mid-september. republicans won control of the senate in the midterms last week. the new congress gets started in january between now and then, that's the lame duck congress. there are -- there is still a lot the lawmakers could do and some things they have to

. >> we have amateur footage provided by turkish youth union. protesters put sacks on the solder's head, through flaw red dye on them while calling them murderers this he were able to getaway. u.s.s. ross is dock nearby. turkish police detained 12 people in connection with the incident. >>> just past 6:13, we have been watching all week, finally here, cold is arriving. >> indeed, that is biggest story, for our pattern that it is so much colder. we have to point out a disturbance. we have lake effect snow building across great lakes region. very typical in the wake of what we saw roll through here. we have a slug of moisture that is moving from the gulf and those two pieces will join to create this disturbance, very weak disturbance but because it is coming tonight we have to stand a chance to see maybe wet snow flakes mixing in. don't get panicked about what you will see here we could see wet snow mixing in and this is one model's representation of it. we are talking northwestern half of our area with the best shot to see any kind of of, actual,

the group of 20 or so attackers claim to be from the turkish youth union, which is a left leaning group of university students that openly oppose what they call u.s. imperialism. during the verbal and physical assault you can see the unarmed sailors being shoved, having paint and other things thrown at them. some of the attackers even tried to put white plastic bags over the sailor's head all the while shouting, go home yankee, and other things. watch. >> you go back -- member of the army. and now because we define you as murde murderer murderers, as killers, we want you to get out of our land. >> the sailors were on leave from the destroyer u.s.s. ross after a training mission in the black sea. the navy says all three u.s. military members were able to remove themselves from the situation without getting hurt and made it safely back aboard their ship. the navy also says traditionally sailors are treated very warmly in turkey, which is a very popular port of call. but the u.s. embassy in turkey calls the video appalling. we know that 12 of the alleged attackers were detained. and turkey

. >> later, a group called the turkish youth union claimed credit for this attack.s is an anti-government group in turkey not associated with isis and not associated with al qaeda, but officials are saying it does underscore some of the anti-american unrefrt in the region. there's a lot of concern about it. there is a very good military relationship with turket and pentagon doesn't want to see this one incident derail that. >> barbara starr at the pentagon, thank you so much. >> now the politics lead, president obama calling it a historic agreement with china. senate republicans, not so much why, they say, china is getting off easy while american taxpayers foot the bill. that's coming up next. please! no. run of the mill, everyday headache. please? no. please. please. please. nope not bad enough for a lot of medicine, pleeaassee! but still bad enough that you want it gone fast. please! please go talk to your father. introducing excedrin mild headache. 35% less medicine plus a booster to end everyday headaches fast. please! oh, what a headache! actually...my headache

according to turkish media the members, the men rather are members of is what call the turkish youth unionavy officials say the sailors were not harmed and safely back on board their ship. >>> rape victims face a long, painful recovery with emotional as well as physical scars. as more than a dozen states, cbs news investigation find survivors are also getting stuck with a bill. chris van cleve explains. >> i woke up the next morning naked. >> reporter: late last year christine was sexually assaulted. she went to the suburban chicago hope for a rape kit, medical exam that checks for evidence. the next day felt victimized all over again. >> i got my first bill. >> you kept getting bills. >> correct, lots of them, and for thousands of dollars. >> reporter: federal law says that the victim should not pay for rape kits but there can ab digsal medical charges like hiv tests or er fees which may not be covered n some states that means victims could be stuck with the bill. >> when you keep getting revictimized, you know, once a month you get a reminder in the mail hey you are late, hey, this happe

things at the sailors and pushing them as the men believed to be members of the nationalist turkish youth unioned "go home yankee." listen again. >> go home yankee. go home yankee! >> and at that point they grabbed one of the sailors one see it right there, put a plastic bag over his head. the sailors then run for their lives. can you see them there, the u.s. navy confirming that they escaped uninjured and made it safely back to the uss ross. now navy officials say they are working with the turkish police to investigate the incident and are also reviewing procedures for future ship's visits to turkish ports with a terrifying ordeal for those young american sailors. >> well said, thank you, jonathan. >>> programming note for you. neil will be back tomorrow. and i'll be back on the fox business network. that will be tomorrow morning at 11:00 eastern. we will be exploring, if money can buy you happiness. i'm not sure, but i'll certainly give it a shot. >> don't plis miss it, please. that's at 11:00 eastern on the fox business network. that's varney and company. please don't miss it. the 5 coming u

the turkish youth union is a left-leaning group based in turkey's universities and has expressed oppositionspital that treated the only ebola patient to die in the u.s. has agreed to pay an undisclosed amount of money to his family. that as the white house is now asking congress for $6 billion in emergency aid to fight ebola. >> reporter: one month after thomas eric duncan's death, a settlement has been reached between the duncan family and the hospital where he died. >> i believe this facility is an outstanding facility and we as humans, we are not perfect. we make errors. >> reporter: dallas texas health presbyterian hospital mistakenly sent duncan home in september after he told the staff he had traveled to africa. days later, duncan returned sick by ambulance and died from the disease. >> we made a mistake and we lost one. but we can save a thousand. >> reporter: with more than 5100 ebola deaths in west africa and 14,000 becoming sick, the white house is now asking congress for $6 billion to fight ebola overseas and in the u.s. >> it will be about the purchase of ppe, that personal prot

right now the group is identifying themselves as part of a turkish youth union movement.s has been a group that has been identified in turkey as anti-nationalist, very anti-government in turkey. they object to turkey's military involvement in the ongoing unrest and they specifically object to the u.s. military presence, these militants basically chant "yankee go home" "imperialism," they want the u.s. out of turkey. turkey, of course, a nato ally that the u.s. is working very closely with in the war against isis. but these are very virulent anti-american and anti-turkish government slogans that these people are chanting. i think it's really important to note that they -- it's not just these militants that you see but clearly there were sympathizers in the immediate vicinity of this pier. it does not appear from this video that anyone stepped in very quickly to try to help these u.s. navy sailors. they had to make a run for it and get away. they are back on the ship. we're told they did not require medical attention. we are told that they are traumatized. the navy at this

footage posted to the turkish youth union's website showed the assault yesterday. members of the group called the sailors "murderers," threw paint at them, and tried to put hoods over their heads. the suspects may yet face criminal charges. >> ifill: a doctor in india was under arrest today, in the deaths of 13 women he sterilized. doctor r.k. gupta acknowledged conducting 83 procedures in six hours on saturday. but he insisted he did nothing wrong, and suggested the women were given tainted medication. the sterilizations were part of a government effort to reduce india's birth rate. >> woodruff: back in this country, hundreds of federal contract workers walked off the job in washington, for one day. he is charged with conspiring to violate safety and health standards and to impede safety officials. >> ifill: an internal review blames a major white house security breach on a series of failures. a man jumped the fence september 19 and made it deep inside the executive mansion. a "new york times" report says the review found secret service alarms and radios failed to

members of the turn issuing youth union put bags over sailors head as they chantedded yappinge go homeficials say the sailors were not injured and they are now you safe liz back on board the u.s.s. ross. >> 7:45. man those temperatures have taken and dive, katie. >> they absolutely have. what better place to start then our eyewitness weather watcher network. we will give you a sense of what everybody is seeing heap around the region. we will start off on the mild side here out in the opened over water. james peaklo reporting sunshine. 41 degrees. colder then yesterday was but by comparison to what we had yesterday, it is colder out there. but then we will compare it to a place like southeastern, pennsylvania where timmy saucer is reporting 34. he is still seeing sun cloud cover here. send in your profile pick. in the meantime in dublin, pa off to a dryer start, and a colder start. around the region as a whole. storm scan three is where we will head next here. we have changes on the way, even beyond the cold settling in. what you're find ago cross great lakes is classic lake effect snow

video posted by members of the turkish youth union showed a group of about 20 people surrounding the sailors, calling them murderers, and then throwing orange paint at them. at one point, they begin chanting "go home, yankee!" >> go home, yankee! go home, yankee! >> and then watch, they put plastic bags over the sailors' heads. they're doing this because back in 2003, there was an incident in iraq when u.s. forces detained a turkish special forces unit and interrogated them with hoods over their heads for 60 hours. the u.s. navy released a statement saying the sailors did escape the attackers and returned to their ship without any injuries. there is an investigation under way. anti-american sentiment runs deep throughout parts of turkey even though turkey is a nato ally. >> yeah. and obviously that, a staged attack. they were there, set it up, ready to film it. >> spoken english on purple as almost to make sure that americans could understand it. >> michelle, thank you very much. disturbing video indeed. >>> warren buffett trying to energize his portfolio. buffett's berkshire hathawa

so it is not unusual to see a turkish youth union like this and an anti-government organization like, it was clearly ant-u.s., but the united states has had many chances to work with the turks in the past. we've often taken that relationship for granted and i think we understand more fully this is a delicate relationship that takes very much hands-on presence in order to get it right. >> and general, of course, we should note, susan rice said weeks ago that turkey was at the final stages of signing a deal to let american forces use a base in terms of the war in iraq and syria. and that hasn't yet happened. there have been issued in the relationship with this ally. but what about, when you look at what happened today, this happened in istanbul and it happened at port, which is a very busy area and anyone there knows they are getting tickets and does it surprise you no one stepped in, no security forces involved? >> i am. very much so. and i think as described, the video was taken, it was completely staged. this was not an ambush by any means. this was a planned encounter. it was an op

the members of the turkish youth union chanted yankees go home at three plainclothed sailors.charges but the group says it is proud of their actions and there could be more similar attacks. >>> we're told a decision has been made for president obama to, quote, go big on immigration. sources telling abc news mr. obama's decision an taking executive action on that controversial issue will be made next week. but that it hasn't been agreed upon yet when that decision will be announced. among his options is a plan to grant work permits for up to 5 million immigrants shielding them from deportation. congressional republicans have warned the president not to take action on his own. >>> a surgeon from sierra leone has been infected with ebola and is headed to the u.s. for treatment. dr. martin salia has been working at a hospital in the capital of freeton where he tested positive for ebola. he's expected to arrive at the nebraska medical center in omaha an saturday for treatment. salia is a citizen of sierra leone and also a permanent u.s. resident. >>> rock star bono is speaking ot a

military officials say the sailors were attacked by members of the turkish youth union who put bags over the sailors' heads and shouted obscenities. the parents of one of the soldiers spoke out about the incident. >> the reaction is fear and anger. but in the peace of god comes in and gives you peace about it. >> american officials tell cnn the sailors are now safely back aboard the uss ross destroyer. >>> house republicans have pushed a vote to friday to approve the keystone pipeline. the bill is sponsored by republican cassidy who is in a run-off against incumbent mary landrieu. senate democrats are no longer blocking legislation. we're hearing democratic party favorite senator elizabeth warren of massachusetts is among those being considered for a senate leadership post when elections are held today. >>> chinese hackers at it again, accused of targeting u.s. weather systems. the national oceanic and atmospheric administration says four websites and some satellite feeds were dproe kprcompromised october by an internet-sourced attack. the national weather service is among the targets. t

. >> the turkish youth union and anti-government group claims responsibility, putting out a statementing in part, bags we put over american soldiers are for the nations from palestine to syria. >> they went to a place where they expected to see american sailors and they were carrying banners with the photograph on them and their group's emblem. they had the bags with them so this was clearly something that was planned. >> the incident especially sensitive because it happened in turkey. a nato ally, the u.s. wants help from in the war against isis in next door syria and iraq. the beseeched syrian city of kobani within eyesight of the turkish border. the u.s. has been pressing for the use of turkish bases and to have turkey host training of moderate syrian rebels. it comes as the u.n. strategy and coalition commitment is being called into question. >> pentagon leadership will face a republican dominated house arms services committee hearing. >> i don't think the white house administration is totally in tune with what needs to be done. >> republican patience is running out. >>. >> what i

the men said to be nationalists from the turkish youth union then place a bag over the head in an apparent reference to when the u.s. forces did the same to a turkish special forces in iraq in july of 2003. the sailors escaped, fleeing to the chants of "go home yankee." they managed to escape without retaliating or escalating the situation. u.s. officials called it ugly and disturbing but said it would have no long term effect on relations between the countries, who are nato allies. the u.s. navy issued a statement saying: >> u.s. embassy condemned the attack as did turkey, calling it disrespectful that was in no way tolerated. the rest of the sailors' shore leaves canceled and ship will return to its home port in spain. >> pentagon officials continue to down play the incident. one official described it as a one off event by some street thugs, but the u.s. is pressing turkey to hold those responsible accountable. >> they maybe holding off, but it happened. what are authorities doing now to prevent future attacks? >> well, the official response is that the u.s. and turkey are reviewing secu

the attackers are part of the turkish youth union, an ultranationalist group that condemns what theymerican imperialism. they are working with the authorities. >> that is so troubling. americans like your father who served in turkey for so long. >> i remember there was a little unrest in the late '60s with nato. we were told not to make ourselves too present. >> had to be careful. >> yeah, we did. >>> now to the alarming new threat to the weather warning system. critical computers designed to help us prepare for extreme conditions, sabotaged. pierre thomas has the latest on that. good morning, pierre. >> good morning. this week alone, government sources accused china of hacking the u.s. postal service. and now sources are pointing the finger for allegedly targeting another agency. and it affects how we get key weather forecasts. in times of severe weather, hurricane, tornadoes, satellite images like these, can be critical to saving lives. and today congressional sources tell us the national weather service recently lost access to some of the most important images for days. this morni

the group called the turkish youth union claim responsibility for this.n to the ship. by the way, shore leave for the sailors on that ship has been canceled now. >>> we have new details about a deadly shooting up in army veteran in southern california. los angeles police say 21-year-old francisco garcia was killed early sunday after the tagging group he was involved with got a threatening phone call. an 18-year-old man has been arrested in the case. now, police earlier said garcia had come back from afghanistan just four months ago. however, a military official says he was never deployed overseas and he was discharged from the service in july. l.a. police later said they didn't verify his military service because he was not an aspect of either the crime or their investigation. >>> 8:24. scientists now have an explanation for hundreds of earthquakes hitting the desert area right where california, nevada, and oregon meet up. since july, more than 800 tremors have registered in the area near sheldon national wildlife refuge. the scientists say the crust of t

you look at places like germany where you've got very low youth unemployment, very robust economy. you have robust union density. it gets back to this issue of voice. we need to make sure that we have multiple levels to give workers a level playing field. it works to the benefit of workers, employers and communities, alike. >> how can we close the wage gap without cleshlgtive bargaining? >> as i said, i think clekive bargaining is a very important part of the mix here. the health of the middle class and the strength of the union movement go hand-in-hand. when they came back to the united states, what they e they ended up doing, they were our labors and fore people -- i use the word fore people instead of foremen, but they were foremen and forewomen. they helped axel rate the middle class. one of their major accomplishments was that they helped grow the middle class through the importance of collective bargaining. again, we see so many examples, whether it's costco. if you bought a thousand dollars worth of costco stock 15 years ago, you'd have 15,$15,000 righ now. other companies, similar examples, acro

youth. thank you. [ applause ]. >> thank you. [speaker not understood] she talks about how in the soviet union the bureaucracy of the soviet unioname to feel that the state was private property. that is a natural tendency of bureaucracies as they think they own thing. rec and park doesn't own the open spaces of san francisco. [ applause ] >> they are there to administer that open space, but they do not own it. it's not theirs to sell or give away. the other thing that is true of the bureaucracy of the soviet union they felt it was their job to decide what was best for the people. it was their job to decide how people should live their lives and use their open space and everything. it's not the job of rec and park or the commission, but their job to facilitate what the people decide is best for themselves. this system isn't working. it isn't working. it's broken down. we should not be coming here, pleading our cause to ask you for stuff. the open space of san francisco needs to be controlled by the neighborhoods, period. it should not be controlled by bureaucracy. it should not be controlled by a commission appointed at-large. i

the building that houses the the department of youth and family services here in camden has added extra security to its entrance but the the union says it shouldn't have taken this long and that all buildings that house these departments should have, extra security. >> there needs to be a mental detector and scanners at the entrance. >> reporter: they are signing petitioning and filing grievances to get the protection that they say they need n camden noel mcclaren for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> upper darby township business gets quite a surprise, city blue, on 69th street received a special delivery, of 90 pounds of high grade marijuana from california. 60 pounds was delivered on wednesday, and a then the store received another 30 pounds the next day. the marijuana was pack in special packaging so no dogs could not detect it. police are trying to track down down the sender. >>> new at 6:00 tonight delaware has its first flu death of the season. the state's division of public health says the victim was an eight three-year old woman from sussex count hoy died on monday. health officials urge anyone six months and old tore get a

union square to times square. >> they got way with trayvon martin and all these other you know -- youth that was killed. i'm not surprised but the fight just never stops. >> someone splashed red paint on the city's police commissioner. community activists have organized more than 100 rallies in the coming days. and the u.s. and canada dozens more are planned for today. and for the very latest developments on the situation in ferguson, missouri, and right here at home, you can log on to kpix.com. >>> one person is dead after a fiery crash on an oakland freeway. it happened on westbound interstate 580 near fruitvale avenue about 11:15 last night. several cars collided on the freeway, some of them caught fire. the person who was killed was in the car that burned. >>> today, the napa county board of supervisors decided to continue emergency public works repairs related to the earthquake back in august. there had been a possibility that supervisors might declare a cutoff in funding but a short time ago they decided to keep that work going. there have been dozens of water main breaks since that earthquake. >>

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youth tournaments. public hearing is scheduled for 8:00 tonight. >>> atlantic city casino crisis the parent company trump taj mahal is giving its union an ultimat ultimatumhe union does not drop its appeal designed to keep the casino alive, they'll shut it down, most likely next month, leaving 3,000 employees out of work. the union blames investor carl icahn and says if he did increase the interest rate, enough money for all workers to have health insurance. trump ceo sent a letter to workers yesterday in part that says "we have tried everything to save this company, but as the saying goes, you cannot squeeze blood from a stone. the letter continues, this is like a spoiled child saying his parents have just gone bankrupt. i will not under any circumstances give up my fancy sports car." a new jersey lawmaker thinks he can help stabilize atlantic city financial crisis. yesterday's state senate president steve sweeney outlined a plan that he says would raise towards the tax levee. it would establish a set amount casino pay in taxes each year and also require all casino operators to pay health care and retirement benefits for its employees and redirect gambl

youth activities became an important part of the army participation in the life of west germany. across the border, east berlin reflects the influence of its soviet masters. as early as spring of 1950, the soviet union begins arming east german forces under the guise of people's police. soon, plans were announced to turn over to the regime border and traffic control into the federal republic of west germany. the united states will not recognize the soviet-imposed east german government. june 17, 1953. protesting exploitation by the communists, german workers staged demonstrations in east berlin. riots spread rapidly to other east german cities. soviet armed forces are used to subdue disorder. the anti-communist riots resulted in the last movement of east berliners and east germans to freedom in the west, and exodus that would continue to grow and become a major issue in the cold war in berlin. by 1960, the steady stream of --se to the west has become increasing prosperity in west soviets.terred the september 1960, at the united nations general assembly, nikita khrushchev threatens to sign a separate peace treaty with an east german regime, allowing western rights of berlin and jeopardizing the posit