tom nardone here on the news you need to know that's clashes between occupy wall
street in the police have finally arrived at the nation's capital
yesterday police moved into one of occupied the season camp months removal
wooden structure being built the house general assembly meetings during the
winter
police team this structure unsafe
and and had to be taken down
at set up a tense few hours as patriots clung to the row for the building while
police cherry picker prod them off
l thirty one people were arrested in the structure was torn down
but police as of right now i have no intention of the victim the entire
occupation
meanwhile the united nations is waning and uh... on the police response dot by
wall street in america
frank larue
the special rapport to of the u_n_ envoy for freedom of expression
extracted a letter to the u_s_ government
demanding to know why federal officials are not protecting the rights of
peaceful demonstrators
as larue said in an interview with often imposed idle even city ordinances and i
believe in maintaining arab in order
but on the other hand i also believe that the state in this case the federal
state
has an obligation to protect them promote human rights
as usual the united states is leading by example
although unfortunately when it comes to occupy wall street it's not a rotten
example
if people can't peaceably protest in america that work and there
the post office is screwed
the republican plan to bankrupt the post office and its half million unionized
employees is working
facing a fiscal crisis created solely by poison pill legislation
past five years ago by republican congress and signed by president bush
the required the post office unlike any other company or government agency in
history
to free fall and it's seventy five years worth of employee health benefits over a
ten-year period
the post office is now moving forward of massive cuts in services
next a male's deliver is the first to get the axe
but even more drastic cuts are coming down the pike including closing nearly
four thousand local mail facilities
and laying off as many as a hundred thousand postal workers
mean well congress is doing
to repeal the poison pill legislation that's threatening to kill off an
institution
there was founded by ben franklin
call your lawmakers intel and to help the post office
and resist republican efforts to completely privatized
mail delivery in the united states
in the best of the rest of the news or baxter's finally have the day in court
messages is attorney general martha crooklyn ounce lawsuits against five the
nation's biggest banks
including bank of america j p morgan chase wells fargo citibank an ally
financial
the suit alleges the banks fraudulently foreclosed on americans columns
and failed to adequately assist in loan modification
the move by cope with the first major action taken by a state that state
attorneys general
since nationwide talks between attorneys general and the white house subra
possible settlement
for all the banks collapsed a few months ago
airc attorney general airtran imminent delaware attorney general blow by dinner
also pushing ahead with their own investigations and likely their own
lawsuits against the banks as well
the old days america we had people in power
to shut down banks in other corporations they committed even aware of the sort of
the scams
ventures have pulled off during the bush years let's hope we returned to an age
of accountability soon
with these latest lawsuits
and throw on some prosecutions for good measure
civil unrest economic destruction are being exported from greece to italy
the new banks to run government formed in the wake of silvio berlusconi's
resignation
has approved a new austerity package that will raise the retirement age of
all italians
and let inflation destroy their pensions
announcing the new austerity measures at a press conference the minister of
labour and welfare
elsa for narrow
broke down pride
the prime minister mario monti said austerity was needed to save italy
but as we've seen in greece austerity has only push that nation closer to
bankruptcy
and brought millions of greeks into the streets to riot simply put austerity
doesn't work for anybody but the bank srs
the crisis of focus shima continues over the weekend the crippled japanese
nuclear plants beauty even more highly radioactive water into the pacific ocean
roughly forty five thousand leaders and all
bring to a french nuclear research institute says the focus shimla nuclear
crisis began in march
the plan has leaked more radioactive material into the ocean
and his ever happened before in the history of the planet
but so far world learned some lessons
and does make nor one of the worst ecological disasters ever
kinda ditched nuclear-powered the most expensive and dangerous form of energy
on her
herman cain officially suspended his presidential campaign or national book
tour
after news broke that he carried out a thirteen year affair with another woman
but for those who are worried the republican field is now lost its flare
at no fear
donald trump assigned on a moderator public debate and i like the end of the
month posted by the right wing blog news next
already candidates john huntsman ron paul had declined invitations to show up
claiming they don't want any part of presidential apprentice
and that the debate has been meets the office of the president
if they were still any questions lingering whether public address to the
white house was little more than a circus
all those questions have now been answered by the time
crazy alert
a car crash for the one-percent a major pile up in tokyo caused over a million
dollars in damage to nearly a dozen luxury cars
developments that were eight ferraris a lamborghini into mercedes the gathering
of luxury sports car owners want awry when one driver tried to change lanes
immedi and collided with all the other cars
traffic police spokesman in tokyo refer to the accident as a gathering of
narcissus
expect republicans in the house of representatives this week to introduce
legislation to bail out one percent is a bang-up their million-dollar rides
apart the new cars for job creators relief act
and that's the way it is today monday
december fifth
three thousand eleven
i'm tarvin on the news