with concerns tonight over health and violence occupy protestsers moveoff of the streets on to college campuses. she knows her daughter will get the job done this coming thanksgiving. in all of your years of shopping you have never seen anything like you'll see in 11 minutes. first of tonight, is occupy over? police in cities across the country want to push protesters out. they are pushing back. chuck has the report. >> vacate the roadways.

>> reporter: police in riot gear pushed most of the remaining occupy portland protesters out on sunday. a shadow of protesters stayed in the streets. two officers were injured during a clash with protestsers overnight. one officer was hit by an object. >> this isn't a game. this is real life. people's lives and safety are at stake here. >> reporter: the mayor wants the protest camp shut down, citing unhealthy conditions and said it attracts drug users and thieves. >> they are hear peacefully. if the police want to insight violence that's their card. >> reporter: philadelphia's mayor is increasing police presence in a camp outside city hall after a local woman was sexually assaulted in a tent. >> misconduct is not about free speech. >> reporter: the suspect has

been arrested and pressure is increased on protesters to shut down their camp. >> occupy philly has changed. we are seeing serious health and safety issues playing out on a daily basis. >> reporter: san francisco police say protesters attacked two officers during a march. one woman reportedly slashed a police officer with a razor blade. >> we did a lot to stay off the streets. maybe someone had something sharp on them but that's a conjecture. >> reporter: it is not always as peaceful as you think. all in all it was a good demonstration. >> reporter: despite their intend calls are intensifying across the u.s. for protesters to leave their camps or face immediate arrests. two people were shot and killed outside of dave and busters at the mall friday night. saturday morning prince george's county police surround the home of 22-year-old james coleman who had a police

record. he came out with an ak 47 and fired it injuring a police officer. police fired back killing coleman. the vet ten years on the force will be okay. victims were a 30-year-old of capital heights and 25-year-old of green belt. ann arundel county police do not believe it was a random shooting. park police have an arrest warrant out for oscar hortega. they think he was the one who fired shots at the white house on saturday night. police found an ak-47 inside a car on the bridge. the driver jumped out of the car and crossed the bridge in arlington. he has tied to idaho. he's 511, 160, brown eyes, black hair. he has a tattoo with three dots with the word hortega on it. israel is on the right side of his neck. maryland lawmakers say the

sexual abuse sex scandal says state law does not have criminal punishment for failing to report child abuse. jerry sandusky is accused of molesting boys as young as ten. that lead to the firing last week of head coach joe paterno and the university's president. maryland and virginia have mandatory requirements for reporting and it is punishment by fines for failing to report abuse. lawmakers in his state are proposing changes. two baltimore firefighters were hurt in a propane tank explosion in southeast baltimore this morning. happened the 400 block of north street. both firefighters had to go to bay view. there is no word on their conditions tonight. on saturday two people were killed in a fire on south fullton street. cause of the fires are under investigation.

tonight baltimore county police are investigating three bombings in baltimore over the weekend. first one happened at 1:30 saturday morning. a molotov cocktail was thrown in the back of the building. second incident happened moments later in the 3900 block of grove avenue. a molotov cocktail was thrown into a window. in the last incident a fire bomb was thrown in a window of an apartment on liberty heights. nobody was hurt. fire bombings are the latest of a string of 12 incidents that start back in september. it was a good weekend. we got lots of sunshine yesterday. we got sunshine to start the day today. then the clouds started rolling in. we are looking at satellite and radar combination here. we can esee the clouds are there. as we look at mars' ray -- maryland's radar no clouds are falling. as we look at the temperatures out there coming in around 62 degrees into baltimore.

easton 59. salisbury 50. upper 50s in york, pennsylvania. during evening temperatures will fall in the 50s. it will be cloudy and dry. we'll see and feel a south wind at 10 miles per hour. stick around because i'll tell you how long the 60s will be in the forecast. as we get closer to thanksgiving we give thanks to our city saint. now it is up to her daughter cynthia to make sure feel are fed. it was a day of pebbles and engines to bring the issue home. >> reporter: they rolled into east baltimore with a police escort. 100 corvettes all for a good cause. >> rerecognize we need to give back. to recognize there is a need. we recognize people need our help. >> reporter: people do need help. with thanksgiving approaching a lot of people are wondering, more than ever, where their

next meal will come from. that help came from these corvette owners and club members who brought turkey and canned goods with them. >> a lot of people don't have a hot meal. it is all of us basically coming together to be -x help those who can't help themselves. >> we don't need to wait until thanksgiving. we can do it j> i love these gatherings. there needs to be more. >> reporter: she's right. there is a need for a lot more. a lot more giving. a lot more of the positive images that kids saw. and a lot more of the smiles

that people share between each other and the thought that tomorrow will be a better day. >> that was the first time in months she was smiling. her sister and nephew died this year. he knows she has enough to put the 30th anniversary thanksgiving dinner on the take. we have an early peak at the prices to see if we are in for sticker shock for our thanksgiving meal. it is a tradition to sit on

santa's lap. we'll explain the new shopping experience and, stay with us. we'll be right back. we started at freezing this morning. we made it up to 54. we'll see the 60s. i'll tell you how long. i'll tell you when we'll cool down and what you need for rain gear coming up after the break.

in tonight's consumer alert thanksgiving is less than two weeks away. shopper and retailers are climbing down to black friday. you better be prepared to see the cost of every day things going up. cooking for ten? that turkey day meal will average $39.20. that's $5.73 more than we paid last year. planning to travel to grandma's

house? airfare is up 12% highier than last year. driving will cost you more, too. last year gas ran $3.00. this year it is $3.50. that's 50 cents more per gallon. emerging tech trend of reality is being used in more places. it can enhance your retail experience in ways you have never seen before. here's karen caffa. >> reporter: now you see it now you don't. at this display at a lego retail store i'm holding a display of a toy fully symboled and animated. it is augmented reality. a technology unknown to most consumers but with the potential to be everywhere and then some. >> it is emerging of the real world and the physical world.

>> reporter: you add a computer generated experience to what already exists. you can use a paper target and a web cam. the uses extend beyond retail to medicine military education and tourism. >> you can magic look around gettysburg and see a virtual recreation of the battle. >> reporter: to-date most augmented reality is rooted in a desktop computer or in-store experience. the smart phone boom is bringing a virtual world to you. >> mobile devises have augmented reality there and allows me to have the experience without shifting gears. >> reporter: like this app from starbucks for the holiday season that reveals animated characters on a coffee cup where ever you are enjoying it. it is real life just a lot cooler.

it was a lovely day. things not looking too bad. we are seeing a few clouds out there. the temperature is 62 degrees. the reason why is we are dealing with the 60s is because we have winds southwest at 7 miles per hour. southwesterly wind is a warming wind. that will be sticking around as we go into tomorrow. we'll get warmer. into baltimore today we started out with plenty of sunshine out there. then we started to see those clouds moving in across the area. check out the sunset. it is gorgeous into baltimore. we are seeing the clouds roll in across the area. that's the name of the game through the next several days in terms of the cloud cover. maryland's radar not picking up on any type of rain. that's how we like it. especially if you are getting out to do yard work with errands to run. we don't want any wet weather. we have a couple days before

the wet weather moves in. highs today made it up to 66 degrees at the inner harbor. into annapolis 61. 61 d.c. 60 york. upper 60s in hagerstown. washington 14 mile-per-hour wind. easton 13 mile-per-hour wind. 7 winchester. neighborhood forecast tomorrow. we'll get on the mild side again. 67 degrees into locust point. little italy coming in at 66 degrees. looking at the satellite and radar this is what i'm talk -- i'm talking about. i'm going to call it partly cloudy through the rest of the evening. we get the bigger picture here. we are not seeing any rain around. that's the good news. you have to go into illinois to see rain showers falling across that area. it is basically isolated. this is a weather pattern now.

we have high pressure off into the atlantic. definitely pumping in the warmer air. southwesterly flow warm us up over the next couple of days. we are looking at a cold front. it is a slow mover. it will get here going into tuesday and wednesday. those will be your wet days. future trend shows us what i'm talking about. tomorrow things are looking good. tuesday is when it will get you. break out the rain gear. we'll need it then. it could linger as we go into wednesday. tuesday a rumble of thunder is not out of the . we'll as we go through the overnight here's the forecast. 47 degrees. clouds hover a bit. we'll be above normal with the clouds again acting as a blanket. tomorrow 67 degrees. mild and breezy. tomorrow night 53 with a chance of showers. the showers will become more likely as we head into tuesday and into wednesday. still sticking in the 60s. by the time we hit the end of

the week is when our cool down comes. we'll see sunshine in the forecast. right now the weekend looks good, as well. >> thank you very much. st. bernard named hurcules. wait until you find out how he scared off an intruder hours after he was adopted by his new family.

look at his eyeballs. tonight a story about a family who was saved by a dog -- who saved the life of a dog named hurcules. >> reporter: hurcules the great hero of mythology. >> we named him hurcules. the reason was his overall size

and what he had been through. >> reporter: he was saved by the county pound. dog lovers feared he would be put down if he wasn't adopted soon. >> when i seen him i fell in love with him. >> my initial thought was we'll find him a good home. >> he was 75% underweight. he was beat up. >> reporter: a few short hours after he was rescued, was hurcules who did the rescuing after someone broke in the home. >> i opened the inside door. he started growling. it unusual. he hasn't barked or growled up until that point. next thing i know he was ripping through of my hand going through the screen door on the back porch. >> reporter: hurcules sensed the presence of the intruder. before the family knew what was going on he was going after him. >> he jumped from the porch to

the other side of the basement following this guy who had gone through the fence. when he went to the fence hurcules pulled him. >> reporter: the intruder managed to escape. but they fear what would have happened had hurcules not been there. as for hurcules he certainly earned his rewards. a nice bone, a spot on the bed. >> and i think he definitely has a permanent home. to adopt a dog six hours previous to the incident and to have him defending you like that is amazing. >> hurcules -- that's great. there is much more to tell you about. stay with us. we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] want to achieve more with your money?

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world records. he put on 247 t-shirts setting a new world record. he beat the old record by two t- shirts. $5,000 raised at the event will be donated to charity. >> they have a record for everything don't they? weather wise we'll be mild tomorrow. not so bad. temperature coming in around 67 degrees for a high. we'll start you out not so cold in the morning. 49 degrees and 59 to 67 and around 60 degrees. as we check out your seven-day forecast we'll see the clouds in here. it will continue as we go through monday. then we'll have the chance for showers to work in here as we go into tuesday and wednesday. temperatures stay in the 60s. by the time we hit the end of the week, temperatures will cool down into the 50s. we'll become more seasonallable through the weekend. we'll see plenty sunshine then. >> thank you for joining us.

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