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wahl r.t. we end tonight in california where tensions are getting heated as protesters on the campus of university of california at berkeley face down police in riot gear hundreds of students there are fighting against cuts to higher education cuts they blame on big banks now this is a new chapter of this movement as students are hoping to set up an occupied occupy style encampment on campus with school officials have already said this won't be tolerated and apparently as we speak police there are trying to stop that from happening now at this hour there are conflicting reports about exactly what's happening some of which say several people have already been arrested and that some students have been beaten and that at least one grad student has been taken to the hospital but be sure to tune in tomorrow or we will give you the latest details about exactly what went down there. and that is all the time we have but for more on the stories we covered that are c dot com slash usa or check out our yo

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i'm liz wahl in here watching artsy well iran as facing fresh sanctions today the u.s. u.k. and canada have announced new financial and energy sanctions against the country it's all an attempt to stop iran from developing its suspected nuclear weapons program this comes after a controversial report came out from the un's a large dog agency which is supposedly. shows evidence that iran is pursuing nuclear ambitions meanwhile syria now being eyed as the next country to face sanctions this as the u.n. puts pressure on syria to hold military operations against civilians and advocates human rights in the country the un human rights committee today passed a resolution condemning syria's crackdown on protesters no mention and a resolution of sanctions but it's not if syria doesn't listen up that is going to be the next step that would lead to a new country to face sanctions what is the point of them and what do they really accomplish jamaal of the policy director for the national iranian american council is here to do you see the studio to help us sort this all out welcome jim all

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i'm liz wahl and you're watching our t.v. well a humiliating humiliating day for italian prime minister silvio berlusconi and a vote today in parliament made it clear that they no longer support have him now the pressure is on for him to resign the italian leader facing a slew of problems from sex scandals legal scandals to a loss of confidence by financial markets the league wants. dominated tally in politics for seventeen years to step aside and make way for a new leadership to tackle the grave economic crisis now plaguing the country yeah we've been dollars here to talk more about this thanks for joining us how has the time come for berlusconi to throw in the towel and step down yet clearly his position was just totally untenable and year olds have been surging nobody trusts him he's embroiled in all kinds of domestic scandals and bottom line is that because of reforms in leadership an italian italy needs he was no longer capable of delivering so this was it was the right it was on the walls so they say it was over for him

i'm liz wahl if you're watching our t.v. well the holiday season kicks off at a time when our economy continues to struggle and it's perhaps this time of the year when the growing income inequality gap and wealth disparity in the u.s. becomes most apparent despite high unemployment record. poverty levels in skyrocketing food prices a select few are paying shockingly exorbitant prices for their meals from a one thousand dollars desserts of a ten thousand dollars martini are if he's an associate you're going to shows you how some are living the leg various life and the slumping economy. america the land of plenty but these days that twenty is only reaching a few with one country split into two planets it's a tale of two americas right now new york city a place where the number of people on food stamps is soaring at a record three million but it's also a place where one hundred seventy five dollars buys wall street fat cats a burger a black truck and memories with gold we were martini for ten thousand dollars at an exclusive ne

wahl r.t. . and it's not just dissatisfied students people from all ages and walks of life are out on america's streets protesting against corporate greed in the face of a polling scrap down around one hundred activists have been arrested nationwide over the past three days as police attempted to ted down and remove to ten cameras in parks. and central officers in riot gear used pepper spray and rubber bullets to disperse the crowds eyewitnesses claim police thought manipulating evidence to discredit the protesters. showed up. ready for it you know before the chance went out at all totally armed to the chief and ready for war so to speak and they moved very quickly we do know that one protester the in fact the german army should cheer was shot for climbing the tree and those actually we found out afterwards were ever balls they're going on they're like people's filled with chemical agents not going to see in a few videos want to rest in particular where an officer drove his motorcycle into the cr

i'm liz wahl and you're watching artsy a chaotic scenes in cities across the nation on this two month anniversary of the occupy wall street movement take a look at this new video taken just a short time ago thousands of war are marching toward brooklyn bridge to get their message out the march started at six pm and it is happening now many of them though didn't make it that far. are at least two dozen were arrested after trying to block traffic on the brooklyn bridge roadway once again protests turned violent as police crackdown and arrest dozens we have disturbing video of police arresting a woman take a look at. the girl obviously in pain here struggling on the ground outs police restraint her these violent images becoming all too familiar scene over the past few months since the movement has progressed earlier i spoke with r.t. is an associate churkin i am ramon the lindo about its massive protests in new york and los angeles take a listen. look standing here in your city floating down because. maybe two months ago to see me again the occupation you tell me your december seventeent

wahl r.t. . and it's not only students who've been standing defiant on u.s. streets as part of ongoing anti wall street protests but the movement has attracted thousands of people from all walks of life demanding economic justice and has recently seen a sweeping police crackdown around a hundred protesters arrested nationwide in the last three days profusion of caps in denver officers in riot gear pepper spray and rubber bullets this cursed crowds eyewitnesses a huge police of using force fabricating evidence against. police showed up kind of ready for it you know before the tents were not at all totally arms and achieve and ready for war so to speak and they were moved very quickly i had to leave sites and be updating the website live but we do know that one protester was shot for climbing a tree and those actually we found out afterwards were pepper balls they're calling them they're like people's filled with chemical burn agent not i've seen a few videos want to rest in particular where an off

i'm liz wahl and you're watching artsy well from coast to coast occupy wall street protesters storming the u.s. cities today today is the two month anniversary of the movement and protesters are commemorating head with what they are calling a day of action and york city where it all began they aim to shut down wall street once again it turned violent as police cracked down and arrested dozens. it was you can see be chaotic scene here police decked out in riot gear dragging and arresting protesters and we have this serving video of police arresting a woman take a look. at. the girl obviously in pain there struggling on the ground as police restraint her these violent images becoming an all too familiar sight over the past few months but this movement has progressed well r.t. has been covering this story from day one and we have correspondents. in all the movements hot spots around the country to bring us the latest on associate church going to and york and ramon in los angeles let's begin with you on a stasia what is going on there right now. well you know live like you mentioned in the

wahl r.t. . and it's not only college students who have been standing defiant on the u.s. streets as part of the ongoing anti wall street protest but the movement has attracted thousands of people from all walks of life calling for economic justice and recently seen a sweeping police crackdown around one hundred protesters were arrested nationwide in the last three days for using to the taps in denver officers in riot gear used pepper spray and rubber bullets to disperse crowds eyewitnesses accuse police of using google force and fabricating evidence against activists. who showed up kind of ready for it you know before the chance went out at all totally armed to the teeth and ready for war so to speak and they moved very quickly i have to leave site to be updating the website live but we do know that one protester was shot for climbing a tree and those actually we found out afterwards were pepper balls they're calling them they're like bowls filled with chemical burn agent not riverboats i've see

i'm liz wahl in you're watching art's eve well is big brother watching you apparently he can if he wants right now police can slap a g.p.s. system on your car and track your every move twenty four seven the supreme court today heard arguments on whether or not police can legally do this without a warrant this stems from the case of a d.c. nightclub owner who was nabbed by police back in two thousand. five police were able to track his i've activities for a month or a g.p.s. device they attach to this car and one jones was convicted and sentenced to life behind bars but the court of appeals overturned a verdict ruling that police indeed violated jones's privacy but the rebuttal appeal courts have ruled that g.p.s. monitoring isn't legal without a warrant and in the conflicting ruling the supreme court is now hearing the case it's being called one of the most important for the announcement cases in a decade it could determine just how far police can go in tracking your every move and apparently it's not a rare practice today from police to the f.b.i. authorities are reportedly buying these

i'm liz wahl and you're watching artsy. well today marks the two month anniversary of the occupy wall street movement and protesters are commemorating it with what they are calling a day of action and york city where it all began they aim to shut down wall street once again and turned violent as police crackdown and arrests. you can see the chaotic scene here police decked out in riot gear dragging and arresting protesters and we found this serving video police arresting a woman take a look. at the girl very obviously in pain there struggling on the ground as police try to restrain her these violent images becoming an all too familiar scene over the two months that the movement has progressed earlier i spoke with arts he's on the south of. the window about today's massive protest in new york and los angeles take a listen well you know liz like you mentioned in the videos that are popping up all over the internet and that we have been bringing our viewers a sometimes really shocking to try to believe that this brutality is h

correspondent liz wahl takes a look at the policies and the politics of those who hope to be this country's next commander in chief when it comes to foreign policy but they asked me who is the president of. the biggest bands you know i don't know do you know g.o.p. candidates appear to be stumped now with the president he put us in libya he is now putting innocent africa we already were stretched too thin any put our special operations forces in our region you go just well michele bachmann forgot libya is in africa cain is at a loss of words when asked about the situation there president obama supported the zero grounds crew closer to zero four. i don't know what we're talking about the same thing. what any president is going to hire lawyers who will focus on particular things but you want somebody who can challenge those advisors. stupid or stupid or destructive foreign policy was front and center during the g.o.p. debate here in washington d.c. aside from ron paul the republican presidential candidates of blood consider going to war with iraq we are fighting a war against radical islam an

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i'm liz wahl and you're watching our t.v. . well the holiday season kicks off at a time when our economy continues to struggle and it's perhaps this time of the year when the growing income inequality gap and wealth disparity in the u.s. becomes most apparent despite high unemployment record poverty levels and skyrocketing food prices it's less you are paying shockingly exorbitant prices for their meals one thousand dollars desserts away ten thousand dollar martini artie's on a fancy a church going to shows you how some are living the luxury of life and the slumping economy. america the land of plenty but these days that twenty is only reaching a few but one country split into two planets it's a tale of two americas right now in new york city a place where the number of people on food stamps is soaring at a record three million and it's also a place where one hundred seventy five dollars buys wall street fat cats a burger black truffles and meanies with gold leaf or a martini for ten thousand dollars at an exclusive new york ho

wahl takes a look at the changing landscape in washington and look at who is being protected and also who's not are these intensive security measures. it's important to remain vigilant in our efforts to defeat terrorists enemies and protect the american people. this average has changed the landscape of america's camp and this street leading to the white house was months open to motorists now let's block by barriers and dollars i guess it's sort of makes it seem more important you know a lot to run a car into. the supreme court a marble masterpiece polaroids now line it's andrus the same site around the capitol guarantee it's a crime bollards just like the surrounding just about every high profile government building one architect calls a bowler to envy where these stumps don't simply service protection but as a symbol of bureaucratic status what worries me is the law we are having certain buildings. would hold points out that nine eleven attack the twin towers and the american people not a federal building he questions the priority to protect a special few and sort of the public. unde

i'm liz wahl and you're watching artsy. well a group of occupiers have gone to great lengths to get their message out about two dozen protesters wrapped up their journey of more than two hundred miles today they started out because of parking the big apple and arrived this afternoon at the occupy d.c. town and experience square. for us. here they are celebrating their arrival after the to read journey they plan their date of arrival today to coincide with the day before the super committee doesn't mind now that they're here protesters say they plan to spread their message throughout the nation's capital. but of course by now the super committee already announced their failure to compromise on a plan wants a negotiated one point two trillion dollars in spending cuts failed both sides not budging understand does one want to cut spending the other wants to raise taxes so it seems congress can rise above their political agendas for the greater good of the country now the bigger point being begin let's take a look at some of the

i'm liz wahl and you're watching artsy well a humiliating day for italian prime minister silvio berlusconi and a vote today in parliament made it clear that they no longer support him now the pressure is on for him to resign the italian leader facing a slew of problems from sex scandals to legal scandals to a loss of confidence by financial markets the league wants berlusconi who has dominated italian politics for seventeen years to step aside. and make way for a new leadership to tackle the grave economic crisis now like in the country well earlier i talked to joe wiesenthal deputy editor of business insider he told me why it's time for berlusconi to step down by telling and yields have been surging nobody trusts him he's abroad at all kinds of domestic scandals and the bottom line is that because of reforms in leadership and tell you need italy needs he was no longer capable of delivering so this was it was the writing was on the wall so they say it was over for him and you know even if he does step down which he says that he well what kind of a fact will that have a new well that really

wahl has this report. only the part where asking me the question did you go about ok don't you think the media fascinated by cain's alleged sexual harassment scandal has mine after have line is he and i the cash payout to the two women what is this made people think of herman cain cain's accusers have yet to come forward to tell the public what exactly happened yet the media remains fixated on the issue while at the restaurant association i was accused of sexual harassment falsely accused but do voters really care apparently not in iowa where they seem unfazed by his alleged promiscuity back in the ninety's doesn't pass misstep makes someone unfit to lead if you're going to look for the person that has nothing wrong in their background let me know where that can all go for me but despite the revelations cain is keeping his position on top the day after the story rare in. his campaign so the best one reason they ever was more than three hundred thousand dollars in one day a post scandal poll shows cain is s

wahl takes a look at the changing landscape in the city and looks at who is being protected and who's not have intense security measures. it's important to remember remain vigilant in our efforts to defeat terrorists enemies and protect the american people. this average has changed the landscape of america's count on this street leading to the white house response holdings and motorists now with blocked by barriers and dollars i guess it's sort of makes it seem more important you know a lot to run a car into. the supreme court a marble masterpiece bollards now online it's entering the same site around the capitol you're guaranteed to find bollards just like the surrounding just about every high profile government building one architect calls a bowler would envy where these stumps don't simply service protection but as a symbol of bureaucratic status what worries me is the having certain buildings. other buildings. would hold points out the nine eleven attack the twin towers and the american people not a federal building he questions the priority to protect a special you and started a

correspondent liz wahl has this report. yes. the question that. ok going to the media fascinated by cain's alleged sexual harassment scandal headline after headline is he denying the cash payout to the chair with what is this made people think of herman cain cain's accusers have yet to come forward to tell the public what exactly happened yet the media remains fixated on the issue while at the restaurant association. accused of sexual harassment. accuse. but do voters really care apparently not in iowa where they seemed unfazed by his alleged promiscuity back in the ninety's doesn't pass misstep make someone unfit to lead if you're going to look for the person who has nothing wrong in their background let me know whether i get all vote for him but despite the revelations cain is keeping his position on top of the story rare in. his campaign so the best from reason to ever reason with through two thousand dollars in one day a post scandal poll shows cain is still in the lead but twenty six percent of likely republican primary voters supporting him.

correspondent liz wahl takes a deeper look into this important question facing the country. well we're so close to the father. so when. he campaigned under the promise of hope and change one year until america lexx the president some ask where is the change obama promised he had a very shallow act to follow and he really is now oh that very much obama's approval ratings hovering just over forty percent americans on happy new to the nation this small economic outlook recent data shows record poverty levels in the nation with over forty nine million people now living in poverty and middle class land by foreclosures and job losses unemployment doggedly stuck out over nine percent since world war two no one has been reelected to a second term if unemployment above seven point two percent but some points away deadlocks congress ensuring no bill offering economic relief passes are really think he's doing the best job that he can do obama now scrambling to ditch his lame duck image issuing a slew of executive orders i move which allows him to bypass congress for congress won't act

i'm liz wahl and you're watching our team. the occupy wall street movement dealt a major broke blow tonight in new york a judge has rolled protesters can't return says a cottage park but they can no longer cal overnight protesters here in d.c. are reacting to the news. our team correspondent christine this video on her way home this was the scene just a little. from r.r.c. studio not long ago. take a look at this video out of new york this is what it's looking like at the cottage are you see police now occupying the area protesters out of all the park home for the last two months or now on the outside looking in the stars these marina porter and i had just a short time ago maria is in new york and has been following this story she brought me the very latest information coming out of zuccotti park. well at this point the protesters have been allowed back into the park they are back on to their camp grounds but it is no longer a campground as you mentioned supreme court our state supreme court judge here in new york decided that

wahl takes a look at the policies and the politics of those who hope to be this country's next commander in chief when it comes to foreign policy but they asked me who is the president. i'm going to say you know i don't know you know g.o.p. candidates appear to be stumped now with the president he put us in libya he is now putting innocent africa we already were stretched too thin any put our special operations forces in an average of just well michele bachmann forgot libya is in africa cain is at a loss of words when asked about the situation there president obama supported euros. for the removal of. department she would probably say yes i. know what the president is going to hire lawyers who will focus on particular things but you want somebody who can challenge those advisors if they say things that are super stupid or destructive foreign policy was front and center during the g.o.p. debate here in washington d.c. aside from ron paul the republican presidential candidates of blood consider going to war with iraq we are fighting a war against radical islam and what radical islam is tel

wahl takes a deeper look at this important question facing the country. oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh the sun. just when. he campaigned under the promise of hope and change but one year until america lacks a president some ask where's the change obama promised he had a very shallow act to follow and he really is not very much obama's approval ratings hovering just over forty percent americans on happy due to the nation's dissimilar economic outlook recent data shows record poverty levels in the nation with over forty nine million people now living in poverty the middle class slammed by for closures and job losses unemployment doggedly stuck out over nine percent since world war two no one has been reelected to a second term if unemployment is above seven point two percent but some points away deadlocks congress and sure a nobel offering economic relief passes i really think he's doing the best job that he can do obama now scrambling to ditch his lame duck image issuing a slew of executive orders a move which allows him to bypass congress congress won't ac

wahl has this report. don't leave the part where asking me the question did you hear about ok illegal by the media fascinated by cain's alleged sexual harassment scandal have mine after had line is he denying the cash payout to the two women what does this make people think of herman cain cain's accusers have yet to come forward to tell the public what exactly happened yet the media remains fixated on the issue while at the restaurant association laws accused of sexual harassment functionally accused but do voters really care apparently not in iowa where they seem unfazed by his alleged promiscuity back in the ninety's doesn't pass misstep make someone unfit to lead if you're going to look at a person who has nothing wrong in their background let me know where that could all go for him but despite the revelations cain is keeping his position on top the day after the story rarely herman his campaign so they are the best for a reason to ever was one of the in two thousand dollars in one day a post scandal po