bloomberg and michael bloomberg is very quietly going around hiring people including a lot of. people who worked in the hillary clinton campaign and he. he's a political independent now and you know i think there may be a possibility that he may be mere wanting third party campaign he doesn't have to you know he does have to go out there and reason money he can just wait for these republican stooges and dunces to knock themselves off and for mr obama to keep on just doing what he's doing which is pretty much nothing and then you know we'll be in the spring or summer of two thousand and twelve and you know mr bloomberg may present himself as a very interesting history or threshold moment so we'll see how that works out all right james howard kunstler let me ask your thoughts a bit of a thought experiment here for a second because you mentioned have corporations have the rights of individuals in america this is something that came out actually of the civil rights movements of the fifty's where there was a huge grab power by corporate america is it related to the power given over

and here's what's coming up tonight on the big picture it was the midnight raid of bear michael bloomberg in the middle the night the occupy wall street's home base was cleared and crashed by hundreds of riot clad new right gear clad police officers so what happens now and what's of the media blackout during last night's crackdown and millionaires and billionaires are descending on a place where they're usually not met with open arms capitol hill i'll tell you why the message carried by these patriotic one percenters may not be what our with our politicians at least our republican politicians want to hear finally when cops beat up journalists democracy dogs i'll tell you i would happen last night and surprise a park this is a sign of our democracy are. getting to know this for the first time in nearly two months zuccotti park in lower manhattan is no longer home to the occupy wall street will shortly after midnight under the order of new york city mayor michael bloomberg hundreds of riot clad and ripe eighty officers surrounded zuccotti park and passed out flyers warning the occupy patrio

and here's what's coming up tonight on the big picture it was the midnight re there michael bloomberg in the middle of the night the occupy wall street's home base was cleared and crashed but hundreds of riot clad new right gear clad police officers so what happens now and what's of the media blackout during last night's crackdown and millionaires and billionaires are descending on a place where they're usually not met with open arms capitol hill i'll tell you why the message carried by these patriotic one percenters may not be what our politicians at least our republican politicians want to hear finally when cops beat up journalists pro-democracy dogs i'll tell you why would happen last night in soprani park as a sign of our democracy are. getting to know this for the first time in nearly two months security park in lower manhattan is no longer home to the occupy wall street shortly after midnight under the order of new york city mayor michael bloomberg hundreds of riot clad and y.p. officers surrounded zuccotti park and passed out flyers warning the occupy patriots to leave the park

bloomberg and michael bloomberg is very quietly going around hiring people including a lot of. people who worked in the hillary clinton campaign and he. he's a political independent now and you know i think there may be a possibility that he may be mere wanting a third party campaign he doesn't have to you know he does have to go out there and raise money he can just wait for these republican stooges in dunces to knock themselves off and for mr obama to keep on just doing what he's doing which is pretty much nothing and then you know we'll be in the spring or summer of two thousand and twelve and you know mr bloomberg may present himself as at a very interesting historical threshold moment so we'll see how that works out all right james howard kunstler let me ask your thoughts a bit of a thought experiment here for a second because you mentioned have corporations have the rights of individuals in america this is something that came out actually of the civil rights movements of the fifty's where there was a huge grab power by corporate america is it related to the power given ov

even michael bloomberg said the president has to step in. should have stepped in. and done a better job, taken greater steps to get something done and he didn't. >> i fresh that, but michael bloomberg is a busy guy about i know he has a lot of things going on up there in new york city. maybe he doesn't know that republicans ask that the president not participate in the talks because it would politicize it too much. as the point was made, mitt romney wasn't providing any leadership either. pushing republicans to the table. >> before we go, speaking of mitt romney, newt gingrich is now number one. what do you think? >> a lot of folks have dpon up and gone down. one of the things, when you ask republicans who is going to win, they say romney. that's in large part because he's been the most vocal and has the best message on the economy, which is the number one issue. he has a lot more growth here in the next six weeks closer to iowa and new hampshire. >> i think that's something you fwoej agree on, he'll probably be the nominee. although, bill you've been preparing for

bloomberg had argued that the area over the top weeks had this had become a public safety hazard it had been turned into an unhealthy and unsafe environment due to all the tarps that were up the tents that were all sleeping bags that were in there the large amount of people there as there were some incidences or reports of sexual assaults being carried out there so there was a concern for city officials but nonetheless occupy activists do believe that ultimately new york city officials are trying to compromise this movement not just in new york but all nationwide because we have seen this sudden evacuation take place and opened and take place and certainly so a lot of people believe that the nationwide type of accusation and we're going to have you mentioned the car park really is the birthplace of the occupy wall street movement and now that they're no longer able to occupy that area i mean what is the book comes next is there a target location where they may instead take their take their protests. well technically they are allowed to to be in the park they are they could stay ther

bloomberg put his foot down and said that this this this park will no longer be used as a campground and when this happens after it was evacuated after the raid took place and two hundred people were arrested many injured in this camp ironically the i'm sorry the park has been occupied for the cost ten hours if not more by police officers this scene has literally been turned upside down there's barricades all around zuccotti park to keep the protesters out and inside the clean park are dozens of protesters dressed in riot gear and also what we believe are private security officials i was asking and they were wearing orange vests and i was asking them who they were with the senate station and they wouldn't answer me it is believe that there are private security firm hired by the property owners but what this means for the movement and for the activists is that when they return to zuccotti park it's going to be extremely uncomfortable it's not going to be the community that they have grown used to for the past eight weeks there's not going to be tense. protect them from the cold winds

even michael bloomberg said the president has to step in. should have stepped in. and done a better job, taken greater steps to get something done and he didn't. >> michael bloomberg is a busy guy. he has a lot of things going on in new york city. maybe he doesn't know that republicans ask that the president not participate in the talks because it would politicize it too much. as the point was made, mitt romney wasn't providing any leadership either. pushing republicans to the table. >> before we go, speaking of mitt romney, newt beginning dprich is now number one. what do you think? >> a lot of folks have dpon up and gone down. one of the things, when you ask republicans who is going to win, they say romney. i think he is has the best message on the economy, which is the number one issue. he has a lot more growth here in the next six weeks closer to iowa and new hampshire. >> he'll probably be the nominee. bill, you've been preparing for him to be the nominee. you'd prefer someone else. >> hoping and wishing. >> very different reasons. all right. >> process of eli

bloomberg and the new york city police department if they go to a private car like zuccotti ultimately it could end in the same way because the property owners are one way or another are going to get annoyed with tarps and tents being put up on their property but we can tell you in the near future specifically thursday when occupy wall street marks its two month anniversary activists say that they are planning a day worth of events that what they hope will gather momentum gather large crowds throughout the city but the biggest of the most ambitious one i've been told is their attempt to shut down the new york stock exchange which they say they will attempt to do thursday morning maria thank you very keeping us updated on this movement that was our thing correspondent kareen important but filling us so what does this all mean for the movement i spoke to an occupy wall street organizer andrew huckins start things off i asked him to tell me what kind of reaction he's seeing off a ground from the ruling take a listen. it's really difficult as somebody who's part of the direct action workin

even michael bloomberg said the president has to step in. should have stepped in. and done a better job, taken greater steps to get something done and he didn't. >> i fresh that, but michael bloomberg is a busy guy about i know he has a lot of things going on up there in new york city. maybe he doesn't know that republicans ask that the president not participate in the talks because it would politicize it too much. as the point was made, mitt romney wasn't providing any leadership either. pushing republicans to the table. >> before we go, speaking of mitt romney, newt gingrich is now number one. what do you think? >> a lot of folks have dpon up and gone down. one of the things, when you ask republicans who is going to win, they say romney. that's in large part because he's been the most vocal and has the best message on the economy, which is the number one issue. he has a lot more growth here in the next six weeks closer to iowa and new hampshire. >> i think that's something you fwoej agree on, he'll probably be the nominee. although, bill you've been preparing for

what we signed yesterday michael bloomberg of course wanting to highlight that one of his police officers a twenty four year old police officer was wounded was in the hospital while working to try to keep our eye wall street protesters out of the street and he was injured is there a chance that in order to get the message out that this is going to turn take a turn into a more violent uprising. no chance at all the moment this becomes officially violent i'm done with this movement and it's not going to happen i think that there are some people who would suggest that and i would say that they should be taken seriously what we're doing is engaging in civil disobedience in a nonviolent manner throughout the country we've been protesting for two months and there's been only where strange incidents that have nothing to do with the protests itself so i think that we will maintain the civility that we've maintained and i think that the best way for you know us to avoid any issues is to have the police come and observe us and protect us instead of bringing weapons in right here you know it's very

what we signed yesterday michael bloomberg of course wanting to highlight that one of his police officers a twenty four year old police officer was wounded was in the hospital while working to try to keep our eye wall street protesters out of the street and he was injured is there a chance that in order to get the message out that this is going to turn take a turn into a more violent uprising. no chance at all the moment this becomes officially violent i'm done with this movement and it's not going to happen i think that there are some people who would suggest that and i would say that they should be taken seriously what we're doing is engaging in civil disobedience in a nonviolent manner throughout the country we've been protesting for two months and there's been only where strange incidents have nothing to do with the protests itself so i think that we will meet here in the civility that we've maintained and i think that the best way for you know us to avoid any issues is to have the police and observe us and protect us instead of bringing weapons in right here you know it's very frustr

bloomberg, ordenara el desalojo de los indignados del parque. >> tenos que enfrentar esta situaciÓn porque todo el mundo tiene libre presiÓy cada dÍa que pasa tenemos menos oportunidades para expresar lo que sucede con las familias trabajadoras. >> reclamaban mÁs empleos pa reconstruir la economÍa del paÍs. 23 aÑos de empleados, y cuando Éstas desempleados eso te afecta porque no enentran trabajo, y quÉ haces con tus hijos. >> se preparaba junto a funcionarios electos para cruzar el brooklyn bridge. >> estamos aquÍ para acompaÑarlos, no sabemos lo que nuestreducaciÓn de calidad. >> 99 voluntarios fueron detenidos anoche por sentarse en las dÍas impidiendo el trÁito del puente. desde distintos puntos de la ciudad marcharon hacia el puente. >> vamos para el puente. la en horas de lmaÑana a decenas restÓ intentaban entorpecer el ingreso al distrito. el sÁbado dÍa de acciÓn marcan los voceros del movimiento hubo encontronazcon las autoridades que detueron a mÁs de 100 personas. segÚn las autoridades 250 arrestadas y 7 policÍas resultaron heridos, al parecer s protes

mayor michael bloomberg is flipping the switch on the 30,000 lights of the norway spruce tree. this is video of the 2009 ceremony. tens of thousands of people are expected to gather for performances. it is going to be a great night and times out partly with the start of the meteorological winter. >> we were just talking about this earlier. it is the last day of meteorological fall. it is really just to keep a record. december, january, february that is our winter and that is when i celebrate. >> we are submitting for you. >> take a look at this. chesapeake beach. deck your boat. isn't that great? i do not know who this boat owner is, but thank you for this lovely visual display. keypad. it makes for a " shot. -- keep it up. is it makes for a " shot. -- it makes for a cool shot. partly cloudy conditions of there. you can see all the trees. in laurel, we are still dealing with some areas of clouds. shown in gray, that is that cloud deck sliding to the se. a little bit of clearing behind that. clear skies ahead of that cloud band. here is the pressure that we are still under the i

mayor michael bloomberg took full responsibility for the eviction. >> the final decision to act was mine and mine alone. the park has become next to impossible to safely navigate for the public and for first responders who are responsible for guaranteeing public safety. >> city officials say protesters can return to the park without tents, but the national lawyers guild says it has a court order preventing the city from enforcing park rules on the demonstrators. our big story -- the man charged with dozens of counts of child sex abuse speaks to nbc. jerry sandusky gave his first interview by a phone last night, and he says that although he may have showered with young boys, any contact was just horseplay. >> in his own words and in his own defense -- >> i say that i am innocent of those charges. >> last night, the man at the center of the penn state child sex abuse case spoke for the first time in a telephone interview to bob costas. jerry sandusky maintains he's innocent of the child abuse charges he faces. >> are you denying you had any inappropriate sexual contact? >> yes, i am. >> sa

bloomberg, ordenara el desalojo de los indignados del parque. >> tenemos que enfrentar esta situaciÓn porque todo el mundo tiene libre presiÓn y cada dÍa que pasa tenemos menos oportunidades para expresar lo que sucede con las familias trabajadoras. >> reclamaban mÁs empleos para reconstruir la economÍa del paÍs. >> 23 aÑos de empleados, y cuando Éstas desempleados eso te afecta porque no encuentran trabajo, y quÉ haces con tus hijos. >> se preparaba junto a funcionarios electos para cruzar el brooklyn bridge. >> estamos aquÍ para acompaÑarlos, no sabemos lo que nuestra educaciÓn de calidad. >> 99 voluntarios fueron detenidos anoche por sentarse en las dÍas impidiendo el trÁnsito del puente. desde distintos puntos de la ciudad marcharon hacia el puente. >> vamos para el puente. >> en horas de la maÑana la policÍa arrestÓ a decenas intentaban entorpecer el ingreso al distrito. el sÁbado dÍa de acciÓn marcan los voceros del movimiento. hubo encontronazos con las autoridades que detuvieron a mÁs de 100 personas. segÚn las autoridades 250 personas fueron arrestadas y

michael bloomberg ordered police to clear out the park overnight. strict conditions have been placed on exactly how the protesters can return. within the last half hour or so, a judge has ruled in tents and sleeping bags have to go. >> early tuesday is one new york city police in riot gear moved in on his a gaudy park. the occupied wall street protesters were told to leave. michael bloomberg said the site had become a public safety hazard. >> the park was becoming a place where people cannot to protest but rather by clause. >> many went hastily bought about 200 protesters resisted cured >> cops came in their six at a time pulling people and pulling kids up by their arms and shoulders, by their hair. >> there were reports of several protesters being injured after clashes with police. observers reacted with mixed emotions. >> they have a right to protest. they don't have the right to break the law. >> once cleared, city crews moved in to clean the park that has been occupied since mid september by those protesting corporate greed and economic inequali

. >> there is michael bloomberg. philbin a key to the city. regis philbin says he is not retiring all together. he is set to begin a nationwide tour. know that he will not be just relaxing. >> a workout video is coming up next. feelu have to make us a warm weekend. was thede tonight, i a gala. co-chair of there we are. this is a wonderful supportsion that and the arts. weekend, let me is going on. we are in washington, this how looked early this morning. you miss the sunrise? get out of the way. there was the snow on skyline drive. this is a great resource. the snow disappearing. here is the same view from way out in space. remember last night, i talked lake effect snow. there are the finger lakes. here we are in washington, not a cloud today. the temperatures have dipped into the 30's. fear not, out in the mid part of country, there is still some mild air. we will see a bit of moisture coming our way. not an extended period of real cold. temperatures when you get up in thew morning will be the 30's. is going to be a cold morning. you folks ou

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late last night new york city mayor michael bloomberg gave the order for the police department to relost protesters along with their tents and sleeping bags. sanitation crews moved in and started hosing down the area and throwing away anything left behind. >> new york city is the place you can come and, press yourself. we are open and welcoming. what happened in zuccotti park was not that. >> while some of the protesters were arrested, some came back with the court order. late today a judge ruled against the protesters saying the city had the right to move the tents and sleeping bags out of that park. >>> showers have come in on maryland's most powerful radar. we're tracking some rain, bel air, harford county, just a little bit of light rain. to the north and west much more steady rain just into garrett county. temperatures running low in the mid-60s. variably cloudy and mild. much more on when the heavier rain should arrive. it's coming up. >>> baltimore county police department is cracking down on crime and today they were recognized for all their hard work. the efforts were rewarded f

police say they arrested about 250 people.mayor michael bloomberg said some officers protesters to behave.if ee anyone's acttons cross the &pline anddthreaten the health anddsafety of others, including our first responders, ww wiil respond accordingly.new ork supports tte mayor's decision - to block the protesters from "living in their own feces and carried out. uh, to me there was noohing admiiable at all about thhse demonstrators. this is nowhere comparable to, to me gandhiioo martin luther king. to me it was juut an anarchy, type group."on the westtcoast -- t was a ccaotic scene in portland, oregon as police and occupy protesters clashed outside a chase bank branch.police used pepper arrest those who wouldn't stop blocking the street.i'm ninette sosa reporting. occupp protests aaso took ppace in los angeles, houston, st. louis, chicago, miami and a series of other major cities. two rape cases under investigation in baltimore... are probably related.that'' the word from officials.in both incidents, the attacker entered the home through an unlocked first floor window... and covered the vict

mayor michael bloomberg ordered the camp be cleared and cleaned after it was a safety hazard. in seattle yesterday, members were pepper spray and a clash with police. protesters marched through the middle of a downtown street blocking traffic. four demonstrators were arrested. in baltimore, a much different scene. occupy protesters lined up for their daily meal. >> we are watching it closely. >> discussions have focused on the events unfolding in new york city. >> we do not feel the exact same thing would happen here. i believe the city of baltimore is handling the situation much differently. we hope that's the case. >> from other actions, when they clamp down on the movement, prevent people from speaking freely, the movement grows. i expect the same from this. >> protesters brought in solar panels after the city cut powers t to the square two weeks ago. the city's stance is that the square is not intended to be used as a campground and that overnight camping is prohibited. demonstrators say they have applied for a permit that they hope will allow them to continue the 24 hour

(laughter) now, my fellow 1%er new york mayor michael bloomberg had to take action. >> from the beginning i've said that the city has two principle goals: guaranteeing public health and safety and guaranteeing the protesters' first amendment rights. but when those two goals clash, the health and safety of the public and our first responders must be the priority. >> stephen: yes, to protect everyone's health and safety they sent in this guy. (laughter) there he is, helping the wounded and the sick with his two fists-- florence and nightingale. (laughter and applause) we're taking blood donations! and his honor was careful not to violate the protesters' first amendment rights. >> new york city is the city where you can come and express yourself and what was happening in zucotti park was not that. it had developed into a situation which was prohibiting a lot of people from expressing their views. >> stephen: clearly their expression was prohibiting other expression. after all, when a drum circle starts in zucotti park, all other music in new york stops. (laughter) besides, the founders never

. >> new york mayor michael bloomberg is defending his decision to forcibly evacuate the occupy wall street camp in lower manhattan. he said the campsite ceased to be a place of protest and became a place where the law was being broken. early tuesday morning, police in riot gear moved in to clear the camp. protesters were told they could come back without tents or sleeping bags. winter is coming. 70 protesters were arrested. >> the chinese dissident has faced all kinds of pressure in his home country. now authorities have slapped him with a huge tax bill. >> there is a police car parked near his studio and a surveillance camera has been installed. many supporters have come here in recent days and donated money. thanks to their health, -- there help, ai weiwei was able to transfer to the tax authority the equivalent of 1 million heroes. -- euros. >> the prospects of winning an appeal are zero. the whole thing is politically motivated. that is why i consider it out of the question that i can win. >> his mother lives in the center of beijing. she says if her son cannot raise the money,

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george lucas, mark zuckerberg and michael bloomberg, all have signed up. all good news for bill gates. >> we have over 70 people who have substantial wealth, generally over $1 billion, we had our first get-together and talked some of common causes, education, what people had learned, the environment, international giving. it was very successful. we continued to recruit new people. it is a group that's much smarter about their who givesing because we're sharing with each other. for a lot of people, listening to a story from another giver about the different path they went through and the passion, i think that will get people giving sooner and the younger you give the more likely you'll provide your talent and a check. >> they have donated tens of billions of dollars to their own foundation. we'll be right back with the sunday funnies. @póo >>> and now the sunday funnies. >>> president obama preparing a big thanksgiving. lot to be thank you thfl year, rick perry, herman cain, newt gingrich, michele bachmann. it's like a feast. >>> herman cain said that pres

bloomberg's office said demonstrators should leave temporarily. the city wants to clean up the area in coo catty -- zuccotti park. >>> attempted abduction of a high school student has parents on edge. police are searching for a suspect. sherrie johnson is live with details. >> reporter: we are here in millersville in front of the arundel county police department. they are busy, trying to find a suspect after a 15 year-old girl reported attempted abduction yesterday. the girl says she was walking about 9:30 yesterday morning along white oak drive across the street from the high school when she says a man reached through a car window and grabbed her and she says she immediately went and told a police resource officer and police spent the day interviewing and talking to the victim and searching for eye witnesses. >> he reached through the window, grabbed her. show broke free and us a able to report it to the police department. >> reporter: now a school spokesperson immediately contacted students and parents through email telling them about this incid

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mayor michael bloomberg said city is ready to fight. >> first amendment protects speech. itnot protect the use of tents and shing bags to take over a public speech. >> mayor bloomberg said the city wants to protect people's rights but its priority is to protect public safety. >>> former penn state coach jerry sandusky says he's not a pedophilele he broke his silence in an interview with bob kostas last night on -- costas last night on nbc. he's large -- dark he's charged with abusing eight boys over a 15-year period. he admitted to inappropriate behavior but dismissed it as horse play. >> i could say i've done those things. i've horsed around things i've showered after work shouts. i have hugged them and i have touched their leg. without intent of sexual contact, though. >> when pressed about how two people could claim to have witnessed him engaging in sexual contact with boys 0 two different owecations. sandusky replied, you would have too ask them. >>> there are new new bpa concerns about canned foods. they just tested popular products that may be used for a typical tha

earlier today new york city mayor michael bloomberg defended the late night raid. >> this action was taken this time of the day to reduce the confrontation in the park and to minimize disruption to the surrounding neighborhood. from the beginning i said that the city has two principle goals, guaranteeing public health and safety, and guaranteeing the protestors' first amendment rights. you about when those two goals clash, the health and safety of the public and our first responders must be the priority. >> and late this afternoon a judge sided with the city ruling that protestors can't return with tents and are tarps and sleeping bags and other personal belongings. joining me is stewart varney and the co-host of the five, she deals with bob beckel five days a week -- you are a saint. >> and it's his birthday today. >> happy birthday to bob. i wrote a list before i came on the show here. this is what we see, murder, rape, violence, arson, destruction of property, and bright bart had a video, kern feces thrown at police, antisemitism, drug dealers, drug use, body lies, fifth, et ceter

news also came in a twitter message from the city mayor, michael bloomberg. they should temporarily leave the park. a day ago oakland and california was cleared in a similar way. this is now the strength of the government pithed against that of the protests against an unfair financial system. >> this is something that's significant for to listen to and it probably won't go away. >> these are scenes of the city park being prepared for cleaning. everyone knows this is far more the discontent of the gap between the rich and the poor. >> joining me now on the phone is the press spokesperson for the arch bible street movement. can you tell me what's been happening in the last hour or so. how many people have been arrested and how are the police behaving? >> right now we have nothing confirmed but about 20 arrests quimplt i'm sure the number will increase. the police came in around 4:00 which was about four hours ago so for the past four hours there were crowds marching within new york city and people getting organized. now people are headed home and preparing for

mayor michael bloomberg said the site had become a public safety hazard. many went peacefully, but about 200 protesters resisted and were arrested. once cleared, city crews moved in to clean the park that has been occupied since mid-september by protesters. bloomberg says protesters could return, but not with tents or sleeping bags. >>> a detroit man today accused of having his 9-year-old daughter drive him around after he had been drinking is going to stand trial. today a judge made that ruling. sean weimar will stand trial for second-degree child abuse charges. weimar's daughter testified today. she said her dad drank half a bottle of whiskey, and she agreed to drive but she was scared. police arrested weimar after pulling over the van and finding the little girl behind the wheel. >>> conjoined twins, sisters who were separated two weeks ago are about to return home to the philippines. angelica and angelina are currently recovering at lucille packer children's hospital. they were born joined at the chest. yesterday hospital officials said the 2-year-old

new york city mayor michael bloomberg says 27-year-old jose pimentel was arrested in manhattan yesterday. authorities say pimentel plotted to bomb police and post offices. they also think he was planning to target elected officials. he's described as a lone wolf and inspired by al-qaeda. >>> cities on both sides of the bay are getting serious about reigning in the occupy movement. police evicted protesters this morning following a flurry of weekend activity including flash mobs. linda. >> reporter: ann, you see behind me this park at 19th and telegraph clear and cleaned out. yesterday at this same time is when the protesters from occupy oakland did come here, tore down the fences and set up two dozen tents. this morning the oakland police officers got here and told them to get out. the majority of the campers did peacefully remove their tents and their belongings while police did stand by. but even among these protesters there were a few angry exchanges over whether they should leave or not. the people who live in the condos around the park did pressure city hall to remove this camp, and

new york mayor michael bloomberg said the camp had become the health and safety issue. >> there have been reports of business being threatened and complaints of noise and unsanitary conditions. >> tenth and tarps were confiscated. the steps were washed clean. >> it makes me sad to know that they are attempting to crush an idea. but you can't crush on idea in one square block of manhattan. >> just last week, places and other cities have evicted capers. in an interview with the bbc oakland mayor said she consulted with other places about the action. >> i was recently on the conference call with 18 cities across the country with the same situation. >> the remarks to the suspicion of protesters who believe there's an corporate effort under way to end the occupy situation. >> it was poorly calculated, it will only galvanize us. >> we asked the mayor's office with more details for the conference call and her office referred us to the us conference of mayors. and mayor bloomberg office told us that it's in no way participated in such the conference call. >> for uc berkeley students found th

michael bloomberg downplayed today's activity. >> the real story also for tomorrow morning's paper is that we there were not many people out here. most people expressed themselves and went back about their business. >> that all changed once the workday let out. labor unions and doctors joined them and over flow crowds of thousands. >> they think that we're puppets. you know what, our strings are not attached any more. >> nearby powerful light projected 99% on the side of the building. the movement has been criticized for a lack of focus and some hit back with signs of their own. >> they should go get a job. >> i think the aims of the occupy wall street are very flair, which is that the power of the corporation should be replaced by the power of the people. >> reporter: protesters say they'll press on until they've got the 1% joining the 99. and across the country more than 300 people were arrested during the day of action, most of them in new york. >> breaking news in college sports sex scandal. it's syracuse assistant basketball coach being accused of sexual abuse. a former ball boy