that's because police have asked them to leave zuccotti park so they could clean the park which city workers did. we saw them power washing the park grounds there a short time ago. protesters fear that police are not serious about allowing them to go back to zuccotti park to set up their tents and tarps to stay there overnight. police insist they're being honest. we're continuing to watch this tense situation in lower manhattan. we'll have more when "wake-up call" returns. see if we can "stitch" together a better deal. that's a hint, antoine. ooh! see what anandra did? booking your flight and hotel at the same time gets you prices hotels and airlines won't let expedia show separately. book it. major wow factor! where you book matters. expedia. when you're a sports photographer, things can get out of control pretty quickly. so i like control in the rest of my life... especially my finances. that's why i have slate, with blueprint. i can create my own plan to pay down large purchases faster... or avoid interest on everyday items. that saves me money. with slate from chase, i'm always i

you need to know this zuccotti park remains occupied at this hour but who knows how long it can go on that's because after yesterday's of fiction in court ruling forbidding occupy wall street demonstrators from bringing any tents tarps or camping gear into the park there are serious doubts as to whether or not the occupation can continue especially as the weather gets colder without tarps and tents then setting up medical centers setting up kitchens setting up libraries setting up communications centers finding warm places to sleep all that stuff that made occupy wall street a self-sustaining community is gone. but even though the future of the zuccotti park occupation is in limbo it's clear the entire ninety nine percent movement has gone well beyond lower manhattan yesterday occupy d.c. marched in the offices of brookfield properties and the owners of zuccotti park to protest their involvement in tuesday morning sedition and then occupy baltimore got in the game to mike checking a speech last night by bush's brain karl rove that year six should or should. i say to said it. was. i wa

you need to know this zuccotti park remains occupied at this hour but who knows how long it can go on that's because after yesterday's objection in court ruling forbidding occupy wall street demonstrators from bringing any tents tarps or camping gear into the park there are serious doubts as to whether or not the occupation can continue especially as the weather gets colder without tarps and tents and setting up medical centers setting up kitchens setting up libraries setting up communication centers finding more places to sleep all that stuff that made occupy wall street a self-sustaining community is gone. and even though the future of the zuccotti park occupation is in limbo it's clear the entire ninety nine percent movement has gone well beyond lower manhattan yesterday occupy d.c. marched in the offices of brookfield properties and the owners of zuccotti park to protest their involvement in tuesday morning civil action and then occupy baltimore got in the game to nyc checking a speech last night by bush's brain karl rove that here. thank you ok the second. was. was was i am sorry

was occupying zuccotti park all day what were their demands. and i don't think they issued any prayer ok well jokes aside what you know what happened in court today and and and and i understand that just in the last catch in the live blog in the live stream from from the from the protest site that the the the people are back in the park now it's being reoccupied but what happened in court so what happened what was essentially the restraining order was denied but the argument coming from lawyers and mayor bloomberg lawyers was essentially the stats the protesters are welcome to stay there for twenty four hours they just can't camp out so essentially don't even argument returns. well and and i understand that there's a debate over whether or at least an hour ago i was hearing a debate over whether sleeping bags are allowed or not that they weren't specifically prohibited but you're nodding your head you have some information on that. just that the discrepancy is ongoing the lawyers in their press are after the judge issued his ruling told us that

and they're back in zuccotti park. we saw a couple of scuffles a little earlier in the day, but as our mary snow was reporting to me just within the past hour, that things had dramatically calmed down after 100 arrests were made earlier in the day. but now things have changed in a dramatic fashion from some of the pictures we're seeing and what mary snow is describing. mary, go ahead and continue to describe what you're seeing. we're kind of at the mercy of this camera shot that is moving around right now and giving us, mary, specific views of what's happening down there on the ground. we can hear the chaos around you and see just a bit of it right now as well. >> reporter: yeah, and what we're hearing, t.j., and i'm not right in the middle of this, so we'll try to get more information about this, but it sounds like there may have been an altercation between a protester and a police officer and that's when this latest trouble started. and right now, what i'm seeing in front of me is the police are trying to put up thes

of the park if you take a look right over here occupying zuccotti park are police officers in riot gear police officers in regular uniforms and also a what is believed to be private security on behalf of the property owners of zuccotti park quite a stark difference from the past eight weeks that we've seen hundreds of occupy wall street baptist camped out there creating a community a community did to get out the message about wealth inequality but of course that community was shut down tuesday one am went off hundreds of police officers raided this area that he waited hundreds of activists are there were reports that police officers even use knives to rip over the tents that people were sleeping and there were huge clashes between activists that persisted to keep the park and police officers forcing them out for the record i mean you know these using batons pepper spray maze against activists that refused to leave alternately everyone vacated got two hundred people were arrested but the property inside was destroyed and the for the food and medical supplies for new york city mayor micha

jonathan hunt is around zuccotti park. it is still cleared, right? >>jonathan: it is but there is a sense of anticipation the last few minutes, a marked rise in tension as we await that judge's ruling on whether the protesters will be allowed to come back to this park behind me. look at it right now: you can see inside the park now the only people are orange vested and yellow vested security guards and members of the new york police department. some of them wearing riot helmets and they are obviously all right at this second waiting for that decision. the protesters left this park earlier today and they gathered in other parks around downtown manhattan, but, many of them now are going to move back here in anticipation of that ruling which could come in the next few minutes. >>shepard: jonathan, protesters and journalists are saying the cops were heavy handed. >>jonathan: well, the protesters are saying the cops moved in, very heavy handed fashion, pushing them violently and claims that tear gas cannisters were fired and we cannot independently confir

machine was used against the activists that remained in zuccotti park in addition it's been very hard for the process and for members of the media to get to zuccotti park because as this week began new york city police department they had put barricades up all around zuccotti park to prevent the media or and anybody else from possibly coming in is not at least what is being reported and that's the way that it's being perceived if there is also as i mentioned reports of arrest reports of conflict between some police officers an octave is there were we had we do have images of the tents that have been in zuccotti park with these activists have been sleeping those ten tents being torn down by police officers and being literally carried out of the park with the activists saying these are our homes are not even explaining to us why why you're doing this now of course this is coming just two days ahead of a massive protest that's being planned to take place here in new york city on the seventeenth that was more than two months anniversary of the occupy wall street protesters now on the prot

behind barricades and inside of the park a particular bridge over here occupying zuccotti park are police officers in riot gear police officers in regular uniforms and also albert is believed to be private security on behalf of the property owners of zuccotti park quite a stark difference for us the past eight weeks that we've seen hundreds of occupy wall street activist camps out there creating a community a community that's a get out the message about wealth inequality but of course that community was shut down to say one am when our hundreds of police officers raided this area the shocking way that the hundreds of captive is out there were reports that police officers even used knives to provoke intense that people were sleeping and there were huge clashes between optimus that resisted to the park and police officers that were shooting them out first the reports and video was released using batons pepper spray maze against our activists that refused to leave alternately everyone vacated about two hundred people were arrested but the property inside was destroyed and the books good food

to the left is new york's zuccotti park. that is where hundreds upon hundreds of protesters have gathered there with a plan, at least, to march across the brooklyn bridge later this afternoon. we are keeping a close eye on all these protests across the country as well as our ireporters who have some amazing pictures and stories themselves. we're going to have more of that after a very quick break. [ artis brown ] america is facing some tough challenges right now. two of the most important are energy security and economic growth. north america actually has one of the largest oil reserves in the world. a large part of that is oil sands. this resource has the ability to create hundreds of thousands of jobs. at our kearl project in canada, we'll be able to produce these oil sands with the same emissions as many other oils and that's a huge breakthrough. that's good for our country's energy security and our economy. but my nose is still runny. [ male announcer ] truth is, dayquil doesn't treat that. really? [ male announcer ] alk

behind barricades and inside of the park a particular bridge over here occupying zuccotti park are police officers in riot gear police officers in regular uniforms and also what is believed to be private security on behalf of the property owners of the zuccotti park quite a stark difference from the past eight weeks that we've seen hundreds of occupy wall street activists camps out there are creating a community a community that's a get out the message of our wealth inequality but of course that community watched shut down to say one am when our hundreds of police officers raided this area evacuated hundreds of optimism there will be more that police officers are even use knives to rip over the tents that people were sleeping and there were huge clashes between opposite is that the system in the park and police officers that forcing them out for the record and video of police using the times that were sprayed me against our asses that refused to leave alternately everyone vacated about two hundred people were arrested but the property inside was destroyed and the books the food the medica

this is where cancer opted in zuccotti park police tore through the occupy wall street encampment to the big protesters camped out there now the massive arrest comes after police were told by the owner of the park the clear pecan due to health and safety concerns in manhattan judge just moments ago ruled protesters cannot return there with their tents mayor bloomberg has been keeping armed police and the parks as the city works out the legal battle this comes as the occupy wall street movement approaches its two month anniversary let's take a look now at some of the signature characteristics that defined the movement that two months in a little began on september seventeenth protesters are fighting corruption corporate greed and income inequality to name a few their motto we are the ninety nine percent they're protesting against the top one percent which they say lobby to make themselves rich or at the expense of everyone else and the movement also prides itself on being leaderless decisions are made instead by a people's assembly they've garnered support from left leaning celebritie

machine was used against the activists that remained in zuccotti park in addition it's been very hard for the class and for members of the media to get to zuccotti park because as this began new york city police department they had put that arcades up all around zuccotti park to prevent the media or anybody else from possibly causing is not at least what is being reported and that's the way it's being perceived if there is also as i mentioned reports of arrests reports of conflict between some police officers an activist there were you had you have images tents that have been up in zuccotti park with these activists have been sleeping. tents been torn down by police officers and being literally carried out of the park with activists saying these are homes are not even explaining to us why were you doing this now of course this is coming just two days ahead of a massive protest that's being planned to take place here in new york city on the seventeenth that was more than two months anniversary of the occupy wall street protesters. protests and organizers putting out already press relea

state farm. >>> looking at live pictures from zuccotti park. we're awaiting a ruling by the court on whether the protesters will be aloud to go back in. the middle of the night, the police came in and removed them. many of them under lots of arrest. now, we're waiting for a judge's decision whether those protesters will be allowed to go back in or not. we should get that decision fairly soon. we're all over this story. >>> other news we're following including some political news. as some of his republican rivals stumble, newt gingrich is surging. he's moved from back in the pack to becoming a front-runner. jim acosta caught up with him on the trail in iowa. jim is joining us now. how did he react to this new status, jim? >> wolf, newt gingrich says his recent rise surprises even him. when we sat down with the former speaker, he said this candidly, last summer was the worst time of his political career. that was when his senior staff resigned, but all of that is now behind him. meet the gop's latest fresh face. newt gingrich. >> yesterday aftern

here is the latest from zuccotti park. >> reporter: the protesters remain here at zuccotti park. some are standing up, others are sitting down, a few laying down though none of them have their sleeping bags, tents or big backpacks around them. the police here putting a perimeter around zuccotti park, making sure protesters who do come in do not bring any of those items. there are also private security guards here making sure the peace is kept many protesters, as you can imagine, decided not to spend the night here. they went to local churches and other shelters. all of this unfolding after mayor bloomberg decided late monday night with little warning to break down this makeshift tent settlement. he decided to have police come here, break down the tents, put them in the garbage and actually keeping the media away from the scene. the mayor saying that was to keep all here involved safe from whatever may have unfolded. over 150 protesters were arrested as a result. again, right now protesters, though, preparing for what was going to be their two-month anniversary of occupy wall stre

was occupying zuccotti park all day what were their demands. i don't think they issued any procurable jokes aside what you know what happened in court today and and and and i understand that just in the last catch in the live blog in the live stream from from the from the protest site that the that the people are back in the park now it's being reoccupied what happened in court so what happened what was essentially a persuading order was denied but the argument coming from brooke shields lawyers and mayor bloomberg lawyers was essentially. the purchasers are welcome to stay there for twenty four hours they just can't camp out so essentially well then an argument over expense. and and i understand that there's a debate over whether or at least an hour ago i was hearing a debate over whether sleeping bags are allowed or not that they weren't specifically prohibited but jay you're nodding your head you have some information on that. just that the discrepancy is ongoing the lawyers in their press are after the judge issued his ruling told us that t

protesters out of camps in zuccotti park eyewitnesses claim pepper spray and tear gas were used on demonstrators seventy of whom were arrested the raid followed a pledge by activists to heighten action this coming thursday to mark two months since the movement began artie's maria port i was watching the events unfold in the big apple she joins us live with more so a lot of arrests have been made what are the latest developments well the latest developments matt is that right now five hours after the new york city police department made a precedented surprise of the occupy wall street headquarters activists are being allowed back into zuccotti park what has happened in the past five hours is probably from a scene arguably from a bad movie because this began with hundreds of protesters many hundreds of police officers rather many in riot gear descended on zuccotti park handing out notices to the activists from the park's owner brookfield properties saying the park how to be cleared out because it has become unsanitary and hazardous this is according to the property owners now these activists that

and here's what's coming up tonight on the big picture protesters in zuccotti park are being bombarded by an unwelcome group who occupy ors the homeless and drug addicts it barely come courtesy of any p.d. so is this true and if so one of the tactics will be york's finest using the term of the moment the movement and the people's choice and voice finally be heard in the grease. economic turmoil prime minister george papandreou says he will not pay off the bank's tears crashes country without a national referendum so how are the banks going to respond to this. you need to know this occupy nashville patriots got a boost from the courts yesterday as a federal judge struck down a law passed last week aimed at shutting down the occupation of the new ten pm curfew after a weekend of ongoing police raids and mass arrests as the result of this new law u.s. district judge alito trotter put a stop to the crackdowns ruling yesterday that the state of tennessee could no longer enforce the law after the ruling a legal director of the tennessee a.c.l.u. trisha hertzfeld said the state cannot arbitra

it began at zuccotti park in downtown new york, or lower manhattan and jonathan is there. i don't know to they have dispersed and are waiting for the afternoon activities including the subways and the bridges. do you know? >>jonathan: essentially what they are doing is splitting up and taking their message to various points all across manhattan. there are a couple of hundred protesting at the berth police of the movement in zuccotti park downtown manhattan and hundreds more marched north of broadway toward union scare and others are at various subway stations around the citying trying to educate others about the message they are trying to get out but the major flash point in manhattan, likely to come after 5:00 p.m. tonight when the protesters say they will gather in the thousands at city hall and try to march across the brooklyn bridge and you remember well a few weeks when they did that same thing there were hundreds of arrests. that is the me terrible -- that is the potential flash point. >>shepard: this is america. to express yourself in this way is a uniquely american

we're continuing to follow developments out of new york's zuccotti park this hour. police have moved in. they moved in during the early hours of tuesday morning to begin clearing occupy wall street protesters from the park. many began chanting and putting up resistance. they've been using the park as their home base since september now. in a tweet the new york mayor michael bloomberg said the evacuation is only temporary and the protesters can return after the park is cleared. you're looking there at pictures, live pictures. this is not the park, but police have sealed off the streets around the park. we spoke to our poppy harlow about 30 minutes or so ago who said she could get to within about 1 1/2 blocks of the park. we can go back to poppy. she joins us on the line. poppy, tell us what have you been hearing from the people who were at the park at the time about the removal process, and what happens now? >> reporter: that's a very good question, andrew. i've spoken on the phone and in person with a number of the protesters that were in the park, some i spoke with

hundreds of police officers dressed in riot gear descended on zuccotti park and present it the activists that have been camped out there with the letter ordering them to temporarily evacuate the park and after this we're told that all the tents were going to be improved by the police officers police claimed it was a health issue and not the park needed to be inspected new york city police commissioner ray kelly was on scene for this episode as it unfolded this is the first time a new york city police commissioner has been president as police officers and occupy wall street activists. you know been confronted face to face this is been going on for two months but clearly this is the pinnacle of all the tension that has been taking place in new york city for the past eight weeks the protesters were told that they were would be allowed to return to the park but not with their property then when the police proceeded i with the evacuation we saw tents being violently ripped down ripped apart removed from the park the peaceful optimists that were there some were being dragged out of the park th

behind barricades and inside of the park and take a look right over here occupying zuccotti park are police officers in riot gear police officers in regular uniforms and also a what is believed to be private security on the top of the property owners of zuccotti park quite a stark difference from the past eight weeks that we've seen hundreds of occupy wall street up to camps out there creating a community of unity to to get out the message of out wealth inequality but of course that community watch shut down to say one am when the hundreds of police officers raided this area that you waited hundreds of activists are there were boards that police officers even use knives to rip over the tents that people were sleeping and there were huge clashes between optimus that resisted the park and police officers that were forcing them out first the reports and video of police using the times for spray maze against our attitude is that refused to leave ultimately everyone vacated about two hundred people were arrested but the property inside was destroyed and the books the food the medical supp

bloomberg triggering his own riot when he have acted zuccotti park two days ago but despite all the police crackdowns all the ridicule from the corporate media all the time stop hijacked the movement occupy wall street isn't going anywhere and mayor bloomberg knows this his crackdown didn't work today two months after he warned against arab spring riots coming to america the mayor struck a different tone speaking to a roomful of business leaders bloomberg said quote we're coming to a point where occupy wall street is just the beginning the public is getting scared they don't know what to do and they're going to strike out and they don't know where well today they struck out in new york city and in los angeles and in portland and in boston and in washington d.c. and as the chant goes occupy america occupy everywhere. up next the recall scott walker campaign is in full swing in wisconsin so what are republicans up to in the badger state to keep their hero from being faked out of office by the people . that drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions to break t

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to occupy a park and this is why the billionaire mayor says that when activists zuccotti park they cannot bring any up their tents tarts or sleeping that. however the lawyers for the occupy activists say a working order has been issued to allow protesters to green. tents back to zuccotti park forty two reports of new york city judge said that mayor bloomberg bus show cause for the occupy wall street protesters from zuccotti park early tuesday morning when hundreds of police officers dozens of them clad in bright pierre moved into zuccotti park it was somewhat of a secret the activists were not foot notified and they knew of this when the cops came in with flood lights and sirens and demanded that all of those occupiers that had been living there about two hundred or so we've immediately and removed their property from the park i believe mrs he's soft spots you think he was sick open the tennis fans and people were sleeping and he yelling for them to get out maybe the protesters did leave peacefully many of them were shot he didn't realize what was happening what was hoing large hundreds o

st louis to name a few and new york's zuccotti park the heart of the movement also clear for the first time since the movement began now many worry what's next for occupy d.c. so one of the first things they did here is to clear this part of the park protesters tell me they've moved their tents closer to one another they say they've condensed their efforts because they want to stay focused they want to stay organized i say there's a chance that some of the protesters from the other occupations around the country could wind up here on k. street because this is one of the last places a very few clashes with police. in washington christine for south r.t. . well for the law new york situation is talk to alex for tully's an associate professor of sociology at brooklyn college in new york very good evening you've watched the protests i gather you've seen a lot of fold you've seen their determination to make their mark of now activists will be banned from camping out overnight is that really they're going to stop these people from continuing their campaign do you think. i don't think so i thi

will the raid on zuccotti park strengthen the 99% movement? text "a" for yes, "b" for no to 62263. -- 622639. our blog is there at ed.msnbc.com. what's happening at zuccotti park? joining me now is mara. what is happening down there tonight? what's the mood of the crowd after the raid? >> ed, right now they are holding a general assembly meeting which is something they do every night. you may be able to hear shouts from them discussing issues. this is after a very emotional day. a lot of ups and downs today. after the raid early this morning, people were very upset, frankly angry feeling they had been mistreated and treated unfairly especially when denied access to the park after the temporary court order had been issued saying they should be allowed back in the park and back in with their belongings, their sleeping bags, camping equipment and the like. despite that, as we know now, the city decided to keep them out all day waiting on a final ruling on that. when the final ruling came down, the crowd was joyous which is counterintuitive becaus

behind barricades and in the inside of the park a particular bridge over here occupying zuccotti park are police officers in riot gear police officers in regular uniforms and also what is believed to be private security on behalf of the property owners of the zuccotti park quite a stark difference from the past eight weeks that we've seen hundreds of occupy wall street baptist camps out there creating a community a community that's a get out the message about wealth inequality but of course that community watch shut down to say one am went off hundreds of police officers raided this area docking with it hundreds of activists out there world war two that police officers even use knives to grip over the tents that people were sleeping and there were huge clashes between up to is that persisted to the park and police officers forcing them out first reports and video of these using batons pepper spray mace against our activists that refused to leave alternately everyone vacated about two hundred people were arrested but the property inside was destroyed and the books the food and medical

well at this point the protesters have been allowed back into zuccotti park they are back on to their camp grounds but it is no longer a campground as you mentioned supreme court a state supreme court judge here in new york decided that. occupy wall street protesters can no longer pitch tents inside zuccotti park and they are not allowed to use generators to keep warm nonetheless there was a huge crowd that was standing around the perimeter all day long of sukiyaki park and then finally elite this evening once it got dark the police that were manning the barricades that kept the zuccotti park essentially empty except for the police inside of it the police finally open the barricades let the protesters back in it was a large crowd about a thousand people they were happy to be back clearly they were disappointed with the judge's ruling because the activists that i spoke with feel that the city is doing this on purpose to discredit and try to compromise the occupy wall street movement particularly because it's grown so large so wide so loud in just eight weeks but despite the the raid th

zuccotti park has been cleared out according to the new york city police department but hundreds of after activists are still down there as the are hundreds of police officers including those dressed in riot gear there have been several reports of injuries and arrests and there have been images that we have seen of police getting violent when some of these protesters toppling some of them dragging them by arms and legs sound cannons have been used reportedly used on the activists in zuccotti park that refused to leave after the n.y.p.d. came down around one am tuesday morning and demanded that all activists clear the park there have been reports of serious injuries there have been on a video we've seen video of what appears to be police using pepper spray in tear gas on on the optimists on the on those taking part in occupy wall street paddy wagons are still on the scene and those heavy wagons are being loaded with dozens and dozens of the occupies the borders that have been and continue to be arrested by the n.y.p.d. now the tents that we've seen on the sickly landscape zuccotti pa

let's remember in zuccotti park be occupy active is built on library of first aid center a cafeterias invention a kitchen a media center so anything that can be removed was removed by police when this all rocked it out one am in the morning police set up barricades making it very hard for any members of the media and the press that want to get down there to work or done a story to witness what was transpiring actually access the site but as i mentioned these these activist the occupy wall street actually is are being allowed back into the park now according to city officials they can continue to be in the park but they are not allowed to bring tents their sleeping bags there for talks there and clearly those conditions are going to meet a very difficult for the activists to comfortably occupy the tower when the winter weather really settles in in the next few weeks and there have been similar raids in other u.s. cities as the clamp down on protesters changing into a higher gear a major it certainly has there's no denying back we saw that there was an evacuation of the occupy camp in o

in zuccotti park after protesters around to escalate their protests about two months of action. syrian opposition leaders come out against military intervention in their country at a meeting with russian diplomats in moscow. the syrian opposition say they are willing to negotiate with the government but only with those whose hands are bloodied by more and not the people. unelected bankers and economists take the reins in greece and italy he explores how the eurozone descended into a hole where troubleshooters have to dig them out. and also top officials from the world's leading gas exporting countries are meeting and some of the discussion is underway in moscow at the any old gas of russia for business r.t. we'll bring you the latest in about twenty minutes. international news and comment twenty four hours a day you're watching r.t. police have moved in to clear out occupy protest camps in new york using pepper spray on demonstrators the raid comes after activists crowd heightened action this coming thursday to mark two months since the movement began but artie's. has the latest

what's happening down at zuccotti park? joining me now from the location in lower manhattan is nbc news correspondent mara schiavocampo. what's happening down there tonight and what is the mood of the crowd after the raid? >> reporter: ed, right now they're holding a general assembly neating which is something they do every night. you may be able to hear shouts from them discussing issues. this is after a very emotional day. a lot of ups and downs today. after the raid early this morning, people were very upset, frankly angry feeling they had been mistreated and treated unfairly especially when denied access to the park after the temporary court order had been issued saying they should be allowed back in the park and back in with their belongings, their sleeping bags, camping equipment and the like. the city decided to keep them out all day waiting on a final ruling on that. when the final ruling came down, the crowd was joyous which is counterintuitive because they actually lost in court. i asked somebody about that, i sai

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now, what's happening down at zuccotti park? joining me now from the location in lower manhattan is nbc news correspondent mara schiavocampo. mara, good to have you with us tonight. what is happening down there tonight, and what is the mood of the crowd after the raid? >> reporter: ed, right now they're holding a general assembly meeting, which is something they do every night. you may even be able to hear some of the shouts tr them discussing issues. and this is after a very emotional day. a lot of ups and downs today. after the raid early this morning, people were very upset, they were frankly angry, feeling they had been mistreated and treated unfairly, especially after they were denied access to the park after the temporary court order had been issued saying they should be allowed back into the park and back in with all of their belongings, their sleeping bags, their camping equipment, and the like. but despite that we know now the city decided to keep them out all day waiting for a final ruling on that. when the ruling came

park was just raided. to the movement make a lot of statement today is this been a complete success or what was the turnout like everything like that and i think the impact it really did and i think if you step back to that strength. i think it's great to carry park new york i'm sorry so many people remain. turned out and turn out i mean right now. we partner with you to get in for a park alone and for the fact that. members that don't need campaign by the. police are on the program not going away i need to. know where they're going to actually build a playoff but i remain. everything right many people can turn out with a at a plate with a student i think it's the phenomenon of the people of the country part that we. could point well said in keep up the great porting lucy and stay safe tonight thank you thanks that was lucy tough enough now for more on what happened today and what happens now that occupy wall street is two months old i want to welcome from san francisco joshua holland senior writer and edi

in zuccotti park, protesters are allowed to be back n. and i am joined next. >>> and later we will look at congresswoman gabrielle giffords's first interview since the shooting that killed six and wounded 13 and we will hear from the young man who saved her life. ♪ ♪ ♪ when the things that you need ♪ ♪ come at just the right speed, that's logistics. ♪ ♪ medicine that can't wait legal briefs there by eight, ♪ ♪ that's logistics. ♪ ♪ freight for you, box for me box that keeps you healthy, ♪ ♪ that's logistics. ♪ ♪ saving time, cutting stress, when you use ups ♪ ♪ that's logistics. ♪ left behind by some mop. why you... nobody's taken a shine to me in a long time. phooey. i don't need anybody...but you! ♪ i believe in miracles [ male announcer ] swiffer attracts dirt. used mops can push muddy water around. swiffer wetjet's new, upgraded solution helps prevent streaks and residue to reveal more shine than a mop or your money back. you're a fresh swiffersnapper! ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] everyone deserves