'Occupy Boston' Protesters Gain Strength

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Despite more than a hundred -- members of -- Boston say the movement.

He's stronger than ever and with support from Boston Mayor Tom Menino it doesn't look like they'll be leaving the financial district anytime soon.

-- three similar that we use in the meeting.

To help with measuring temperature about people are feeling.

Occupied Boston calls -- -- general assembly and this was the first since 141.

Of their own were arrested.

-- Boston Police say the protesters became disobedient in the early hours of Tuesday morning.

Among other things they refuse to leave a newly renovated area of the Rose Kennedy Greenway.

An area they were repeatedly told was off limits.

Members of veterans for peace carrying American flags were pushed to the ground and their flags trampled that the police hauled them away what the protesters call excessive force Boston Mayor Tom Menino calls an appropriate response to ensure public safety.

Myself as mayor.

-- -- most of their issues Menino says despite the trouble He has no immediate plans to close down the tent city.

The protesters will continue to receive free electricity and trash -- -- rather have Campbell and his roam the streets of -- city we know whether they out -- -- -- that's the positive aspect of having them.

-- one location Menino of Boston Police Commissioner Ed Davis also blame out of town and -- for inciting the demonstrators.

It's a charge this -- Boston spokesperson disputes this kind of rhetoric that like some special.

Group has has infiltrated and -- -- the real problem is totally transparent and completely inappropriate.

Boston Police officers are now stationed around the clock.

Period Dewey square we did request the overtime costs a spokesperson for Boston Police -- the numbers are being calculated but they're not available yet.

In Boston -- Daniel Fox25 news.

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