park. police said, tear the structure down, get out. they are refusing. and so our athena jones is live there at the site of the protesters. number one, athena, why did they built it? earlier, you said they built it because of the cold weather and they wanted some place to go in and keep warm. now this. what s going on where you are? reporter: well, that s right. i just wanted to update you. we saw, as you said, a few minutes ago, someone somersaulted off the edge of this structure on this giant inflatable cushion that the police have blown up, right next to the structure on the backside. a few minutes after that, another protester jumped on to the cushion, so there are now four people left atop this building, as you can see. now, they said they built it because it s getting colder and they want to be able to have daily meetings inside, their general assembly meetings, they call them, to make plans and to talk about what they stand for. this is a group, occupy d.c. proteste
university marching band under investigation for the death of a student. we ll hear from mothers of two band members. and the blame game and herman cain. it s always someone else s fault, and he s not alone. it s our no talking points segment. these false and unproved allegations continue to be spined in the media. it s all right here right now on cnn. good evening. i m don lemon. thank you for joining us. winter is coming. occupy protesters have been getting ready. this plastic bubble recently went up in buffalo, new york. it was donated by supporters so demonstrators can stay warm and dry. in portland, oregon, police moved in when people set up camping tents. but the real drama today has been in washington. police and protesters have been in a standoff over a wooden building that went up overnight. let s get to cnn s athena jones. athena? hi, don. you know, this ended just a little while ago with the police finally being able to take down the last protester who wa
to think about the girl you love and hold her tight so happy together [ male announcer ] when life changes, so can your insurances needs. use travelers free guide to better coverage to stay prepared. is your auto and home insurance keeping up with you? contact your local travelers agent, or call 800-my-coverage. she has perhaps the most famous smile in the world. better looking smile than on that graphic. ha smile we re talking about. art historian discovered something hidden behind the mysterious smile of the mona lisa. nbc s kyra simmons is joining me live from london. this is a good one. good morning. alex, good morning. what s interesting, there are thousands of people here in london, experts have studied every brush stoke.
is your auto and home insurance keeping up with you? contact your local travelers agent, or call 800-my-coverage. i am suggesting that this only apply to people who have been here a very long time, who have a real tie to the local community, and were exploring the idea that they would actually have to have a family sponsoring them to be eligible for review. now, to suggest that a model that only works after 20 or 25 years is going to be a magnet, i think, is nonsense. that was newt gingrich discussing and defending his proposal for immigration, and what was interesting about that, reverend, immigration has been a real hot point in the debates, and any candidate that has attempted to propose a policy or defend a policy that is not completely against anybody getting any citizenship and
only cyndi lauper. she still wants to have fun. good times, bad times and the times you don t talk about. this is piers morgan tonight. one of my favorite pop videos ever. cyndi lauper bursting on the scene in the mid 80s with a wildly successful album. she s so unusual. amazing four top five singles including girls just want to have fun. welcome. thank you. you were part of my youth. but we have sort of grown up together. when you were having fun, i wanted to have fun with you. i was having fun. i was laughing. i had a great time. it was captain lou made it so much fun. he was very he was just a funny fellow. so it was a time in the 80s you were really at the vanguard of pop video with mtv and everything else. what told you this is the way to go? this is the future? i think all of us at the time when video happened, you know, i view what i do as a performance art. i think it is the same for a lot of artists of my time and when you saw a video, you knew