one air fair watch dog says that would affect passengers >> it means airfares are going to go up, andn some cases, smaller cities are going to lose service altogether. there's much less competition in the past where one airline 7ed a route. now there's only one. >> reporter: american air lines could consolidate some of its route, and employees will be asked to make pay and pension concessions. many of american's competitors have gone down this path before. dealt aunited, and northwest have all filed for bankruptcy in recent years. american airlines says its laborer costs were 8$800 million a year over. >> they couldn't get out of the old legacy costs with their union people. so now they're going to have to do it under the super vision of a judge. >> reporter: american was the largest since 2006. now it is behind continental, united, and delta airlines. >>> we've been dealing with several mornings of dense fog, and tomorrow morning early is not going to be an exception. we're seeing reduced visibilities right now on the bridges and through most of the bay area. areas of dense fog to la

. >> a trade group tells us that air fair is just not enough to make a profit when the price of gas keepsing up >>> a night of remember answer -- remembrance took on a meaning after a trance gender person was shot and killed. people gathered today. it's a day to remember people who were killed in hate crimes. on thursday a 32 year old named na nathan vickers vuz -- vickers was shot and killed. >> if kas did was killed because she's a transgender that makes me madder. there's nothing more bad than a bully preying on those people. >> about a half hour after she was killed another person was shot at several blocks away. that person was not injured. >>> new information tonight on the penn state sex scandal the latest allegation, when it took place and what police are saying about whether a former football coach was involved. >>> take a look at this, how these fires left one young woman with quite a story about what happened to the car she was driving. >>> today's tomorrow has moved out of town already heading towards southern california. the areas that are going to have dense fog tomorrow mor

tomorrow morning the family will receive his body at travis air force base in fair field. he will then travel south on interstate 680 then south on danville boulevard past corral's former high school. a funeral is planned for wednesday. >>> if black friday sales figures are any indication it could be a record day for online sales for tomorrow's cyber monday. ktvu's ken pritchett tell us how internet sales actually help brick and mortar stores. >> avoiding the hectic shopping experience is why many people shop online. >> i do half of it online and half at the store. because i like the ambience of being with the people at the store. >> reporter: shopping on mobile devices such as iphones and i pads made up 10% of those sales. >> if i were to purchase something i probably would use my iphone because it's a mini computer. >> reporter: after a jump in sales on black friday it is expect cyber monday will top last year's $1 million mark. >> 2010 it was 100% bigger than 2009 and this year our expectation will be 20% bigger than black friday. >>> but despite a huge surge in online

that is not a fair airing of the issue. that's simply attacking him blindly and, you know, we shouldn't -- that's not something that should resolve this issue at all. >> right. jeff toobin, gloria borger. i've got to leave it there. i want to dig deeper with dana and jennifer rubin and james carville. dana, for the cain campaign, the most recent response of this, is it called -- basically, is it called -- it's for a call for the perry campaign and politico to apologize and do you think that's going to work? >> this is something that they try to avoid now and they have all of these -- like you were saying earlier, it's very interesting that herman cain said on monday that he had no knowledge that these -- he had no knowledge at all of any kind of settlement and yet today the story came out that while he actually did talk to kurt anderson and they discussed it in detail, their words, not mine. so he opens the door to all of these questions and i think it's just going to end up being bad for him and i've seen the polls to how

basically with issues like entitlement spend, it's such a serious issue, that they don't feel it gets a fair airing and a discussion and a debate among eight or nine candidates on stage. where they may have a minute to respond to a serious question about entitlement reform. so they wanted to just kind of pare it down, pare it down to two people at a time digging in again. 90 minutes on this discussion. no moderator of sorts. there will be two people who will tee up the discussion, congressman, republican congressman, steve king of iowa will be one of them, so they want to tee up the subjects and really let newt gingrich and herman cain really tear into these issues and offer their proposals for fixing the entitlements. don. >> even if you hadn't told me, i'd know something was going on over there because everybody behind you is looking over to see what's happening over at the gingriches table. >> reporter: should i look behind my shoulder? >> no, they're just looking over to where they're signing books. we're going to drop in, see what happens, thank you, appreciate it. shannon travis. >>> here in

that's not a fair airing of the issue but attacking him blindly and we shouldn't -- i mean, that's not something that should resolve this issue at all. >> right. jeff toobin, gloria borger, as well. i want to dig deeper with dana lash and "the washington post" right turn blogger jennifer reuben and strategist james carville. dana, for the cain campaign, their most recent response to this is basically to call the -- is for a call for the perry campaign and politico to apologize. they're clearly trying to shift the blame. do you think that's going to work? >> i don't think it's going to work. in fact, i think what this is going to do is backfire with the cain campaign immediately. this is something they tried to avoid. now that they have -- like you were saying earlier. it is interesting herman cain said monday or as soon as these accusations came out monday that he had no knowledge at all of any kind of settlement and then yet today the story came out today that, well, he talked to kurt anderson and discussed it in detail. their words, not mine. so he opens the door to all of these ques

the outcome is the result of the immortal fred francis dream the answer is to be fair to be fair to patrick air on this one i mean again i mean if the movement isn't focused on what it wants to accomplish and how to accomplish it how does it get there because all the other social movements have been mentioned on this program here abolition the rev american revolution i mean these were very political ok these from this movement now that we see occupy wall street is extremely economic ok it's the how the system functions and for whom the how the economy functions and for whom these are if it's very different than the social movements that we've had in the past. well i think even if you called it a good story of the american revolution right in the summer sent an economic movement because you know it's looking for a large part by economic indicators surveillance but i think that the difference to your really looking at is that those movies whether it's american revolution or abolition or even the labor movement those represented fundamentally american ideals and if there's something that that sort

that is not a fair airing of the issue. that's simply attacking him blindly and, you know, we shouldn't -- that's not something that should resolve this issue at all. >> right. jeff toobin, i've got to leave it there. gloria borger as well. want to dig deeper with tea party organizer and big journalism.com editor dana loesch, also "washington post" right turn columnist jennifer rubin and democratic strategist james carville. dana, for the cain campaign their most recent response to this is basically to call -- is for a call for the perry campaign and politico to apologize. they're clearly trying to shift the blame. do you think that's going to work? >> i don't think it's going to work. in fact, i think what this is going to do -- it's going to backfire with the cain campaign immediately. this is something that they tried to avoid. now that they have all of these, like you were saying earlier, it's very interesting that herman cain said monday that he had no knowledge or -- as soon as these ak saugss came out monday that he

the air line is offering a promotional fair of $298 round trip with some restrictions. >>> we're really that wind we talked about yesterday at this time. >> it is breezy out for many of us. and the gusts picking up to nearly six miles per hour, if you can believe it. i'll show you where in just a moment. let's take a look at the temperatures. still mild out there. if it's breezy, it may feel cool in some spots. san jose, still in the 70s. near oakland. check out some of those winds. generally light, not too bad. 10 to 15 miles per hour. 23 napa, 18 in santa rosa. so the north bay is definitely breezy. but we continue with the winds blowing throughout the evening hours. they will eventually die down. this is where we have seen them at their strongest. mount diab low, 58 miles per hour on a number of -- diabl o. the red flag warning continues for very dry conditions. the gufrts will continue into the over-night hours. gusts will continue into the over-night hours. humidity levels from 12 to 25%. with the dry winds continuing. we're not going to see the marine lair back, and we're not goin

we know obama said republicans want dirtier air, dirtier water and they don't pay their fair share.ans uninformed, out of touch or unresponsible? here's what i mean. >> last night at the republican debate, some of the hopefuls, they hope to get your job, they defended the practice of waterboarding, which is the practice that you banned in 2009. herman cain said, quote, i don't see that as torture. michele bachman said that, quote, it's very effective. so i'm wondering if you think they are uninformed, out of touch or irresponsible? >> that's a multiple choice question, isn't it? >> how about maybe right or how about just a simple objective question, what do you think of what they said? how is that? >> or why not just call them that while you are at it? this is a narrative. they can't defend barack obama. barack obama can't defend his record. they can only go on the attack. and you are seeing it. we talk about it every week and they are showing us every single week. now it's not just barack obama calling the american people lazy, it's the insults from the media. you are out of touch,

air. high pressure is our fair weather friend. not very strong. we will see that jet stream buckle in.y lows but we will have a little bit warmer temps after the low clouds and fog and sun. 50s for everybody to near 60 degrees. a lot of 57, 58, 59d. it won't matter. a little warmer tuesday. incrusting clouds wednesday. it looks like rain wednesday night into thursday morning. lingering into the afternoon. we do get a break on the weekend where it looks mostly sunny and warmer. >> thank you, steve. this morning warren buffet is in japan. he's touring a factory that was badly damaged after the earthquake and tsunami. those disasters happened days after buffet was scheduled to visit japan. in may he said he would be delighted to invest in japan. there's no word yet if he will make good on that promise now. >>> national association of realtors will release its october report on existing home sales. most expect sales slipped. >>> you know how great you feel when you walk out of your hair salon? that feeling is turning into big business. blow dry bars seem to be a splurge that women are will

fair. >> the protests are up in the air as well as down here on the ground. the dance performance seems to be drawing to a close right now. today's strike is, again, just a one-day strike. and organizers say it should run until at least 5:00. >> thank you, christian. >>> today, the final report will come out on the cause of a deadly plane crash in east palo alto last year. three employees of teesla motors were killed when the cessna went down. an earlier report showed that the plane's propellers and engines were working properly but it did not name the exact cause of the crash. >>> a busy week is coming up for air travelers. ahead, you'll hear vice on how advice on how to navigate the airport. >>> and meetologist mark tamayo will have more on the forecast. >>> and the new needy who are asking for help this year. ♪ [ female announcer ] we know you've got a lot on your plate at thanksgiving. which is why safeway has everything you need to get it all done. right now, get a safeway frozen turkey up to 12 lbs, for just $5 each. cook your thanksgiving turkey perfec

. >> reporter: in the damascus suburb, the sound of intense gun fire pierced the air as demonstrators cover for fairwn prayers on what should have been a moment of celebration. it is the first day of the muslim holiday. in other areas, they were spared the bullets, for now. but rather than commemorating one of islam's most holest times, demonstrators in syria warned new martyrs and the price they continue to pay for the dissent. last week they agreed to a new proposal to end the violence and seen the withdrawal of the syrian military forces from the cities. instead, activists say, in many areas, the military beefed up its presence like the flashpoint city of olms. the voice on this clip said to be from homs are the reconciliations that the syrian army promised us. in this clip said to be shot in aleppo, and why was my father detained? the state news agencies released the names of 500 political detainees and activists say a mere fraction of those who remain behind bars. demonstrators carried a effigy of the president with a sign saying, "i am a liar, i am a criminal" and the meantime, a president mak

it makes people excited about the air force. fair enough.ry one of those expenditures it raises the question. is this more worthwhile than whatever else we could use that money for? the super committee has been up here for three or four months unable to make those types of decisions about where would a more worthwhile place to spend that money be? a good, specific example. is that a worthwhile place to spend money? host: off of twitter, matthew wants to make a distinction between taxpayers and the lobbyists. that is an important distinction in his mind as for who is paying for what. guest: taxpayers to pay for a lot of the travel. there is private travel and taxpayer funded travel. you can have a whole dispute about whether a trip as a junket are not as members of congress go to someplace in eastern europe around easter and there are no officials they can meet with because they are all celebrating easter. they are all out shopping and bringing home gifts for their family paid for by the taxpayer. is that a junket? if they fly to iraq or afgh

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air settles in. so you might be waking up with a fair amount of frost on your vehicle if you park outside and live inhe inland valleys. 37 right now in novato. meanwhile we have 40 nz the south bay and the east bay. a nice fair amount of cloud cover is overhead. as the jet stream moves in later today, it will create enough instability for us to see some strong isolated thunderstorms. so we'll continue to watch those throughout the day. the best chance will be in the higher elevations in the inland valleys, theest bay hills, for instance. tomorrow all the cold air settles in. the cold front moves through, but the coldest air traifls behind it. that will settle in through saturday morning. so temperatures will be in the 30s and low 40s. san francisco, it will be very chilly start for you tomorrow mortgage. your seven-day outlook shows you we keep rain in the forecast through sunday. we'll see a few of the showers, possiblily around late saturday. i'm just not buying into it just yet. we'll see most of the action on sunday. then another round of rain to get through the end of next week. we'll talk about

and watch the rain increase in the chicago in the afternoon and we'll see a fair amount of sunshine in the southeast. cold airthat system, all that blue is showing us where we'll have very cool temperatures, your high in denver own 34 degrees. then on thursday that storm marches off farther to the east. now we're looking at just rain, say good-bye to that snow. here comes another system that will bring snow to the higher elevations and dropping snow below the major mountain passes. still going to see some of the rain from the great lakes to the gulf coast and then that system departs on friday. a few showers lingering in the mid-atlantic, the next system moving inland into the rocky. the next system bringing more snow into the plains and into the northern rockies. northeast will see temperatures on saturday in the upper 40s and lower 50s. looking like a pretty good day there in the south. remember later on on the weather channel all you have to do is click over to the weather channel and check out "wake up with al." [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus presents: the cold truth. i habe a cohd. and i toog nygui

the romney campaign probably does appreciate how much air time this ad has been getting. however -- >> true, to be fairwe all are playing it and discussing it. so they are getting a lot of airing. >> but it doesn't tell us anything about mitt romney that we didn't already know which is that he can't be concerned. if core conservatives concern is whether he's going to tell the truth, to come out of the box and not tell the truth and then preview the ad with reporters by saying that you are lying so you can get more attention is not helping you get voters to trust you even more. >> will this ad end up serving him well or -- >> when you have a debate between obama and romney on the economy, which is what the debate that this ad looks to force, that is a good place for governor romney. and voters are going to be rendering their decision own who they want to be president based on that question. who is the candidate that best prepared to lead this economy forward and to fix it. president obama has shown he can't. president romney has put forth a vision to show he can. >> the problem here is the debate hasn't

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air to celebrate the capture. prosecutors say that the younger qaddafi will be tried in libya if the country's leaders can guarantee him a fair trial >>> in egypt, at least one person is dead after pro democracy protests turned violent. police fired tear gasses to try to disperse demonstrator at tahrir square. >>> scary moments after a new york-bounds plane strikes a plane. a bird strike in panama city caused the pilot to lose power. the pilot managed to shut daunte en gin and returned safely at the airport >>> norm cleanup continues in davidson, north carolina after a dep stating tornado. tonight's fox's chad tucker interdues us to a woman who introduces us to everything she needs. >> i was right about here in the kitchen, what used to be my kitchen >> reporter: she survived the storm after her son shielded her with his body in the bat tub. >> luther jumped up on the table and said that's a tornado. he grabbed me really fast, took me right here to that bathroom. >> reporter: it took only 20 seconds. >> i'm holding on to that closet because i thought that we were going to get sucked up >> reporter: the tornado destroyed the s

the military says, well, that is for recruiting, because it makes people excited about the air force. fair enough. but every one of the expenditures raises the same set of questions. is this more worthwhile than what ever else we might be of use the money for. as you can see, this supercommittee has been up here for three or four months and able to make decisions about where the mirth -- were the more worthwhile places to spend that money. an example is that it is a worthwhile place to spend the money. host: it distinction ditching with the taxpayers pay and what lobbyists pay on twitter. taxpayers do not pay for it junkets. lobbyists do. do not confuse the listeners. the distinction in his mind is important on who is paying for what. guest: ok, taxpayers to pay for a lot of this travel. there is private travel and taxpayer-funded travel. we can get into the dispute about whether this trip as a junket or not one members of congress go to some place in eastern europe and around easter, and basically there are no officials they can meet with because there is celebrating easter or they're out

air act amendments of 1990. it ensures that all we do -- that all of us do our fair share to reduce air pollution. that's the way it ought to be. like my employees, i try to live my life by the golden rule -- treat other people the way we want to be treated. that's why this rule is fair. my state, my neighboring states shouldn't have to suffer because other states aren't required to clean up their act at our expense. and furthermore, if you ignore the fairness and equity arguments for the cross-state air pollution rule, it's still a no-brainer because the cost to benefit ratio of these new protections is overwhelming. this rule will save up to 34,000 lives this year. that's roughly the number of people that fit into fenway park for a red sox game. all these great benefits will be negated if this resolution passes. to my friends who are thinking about voting for this resolution, let me just ask you this: what if the prevailing winds of this country were blowing instead of from west to east, from east to west? and what if those of us who live along the east coast from virginia to maine chose to oper

i just know that i met with all of them and i have newt gingrich on the air in, what, two days from now. i have some fair questions for him and i'm anxious to hear what he has to say. but in listening to all of them and really -- i'm not friends with any of them, but i know all of them. there is really only two of them that i think really fall into the abraham lincoln or george washington character category and -- category and that would be rick santorum and michelle bachmann. and after talking to all of them, i think michelle bachmann is just the best choice out there. >> bill: certainly the people who should respect everybody's choice, but it's not going to happen for the congresswoman. >> that's the one thing that i don't -- that i don't care about with politics. i'm so tired of picking somebody that everybody says we have to pick -- >> bill: no, no. i got it. a lot of people feel the way you do and they should absolutely vote their conscience. >> right. >> bill: but if a guy like mitt romney gets the nomination, can you, glenn beck support that? >> yes. >> bill: he'll be thrill to do hear that. >> i

. >> does the prime minister if think it is fair that the chancellor yesterday decided to take three hundred million air strips on the bank and 1.3 billion from working families? is that a fair distribution? the chancellor announced we would be taking 2.5 billion pounds off of the banks not in one year because of a 1-off bonus tax but every single year and it is this government properly putting a tax on the bank. that is the party opposite that year after year gave knighthood to fred goodwin and didn't regulate the banks or tax them properly and gave as the biggest boom and the biggest bust we have to recover from. >> last but not least mr. roger williams. >> thank you very much, mr. speaker. i welcome the reduction in corporation tax and that will encourage those businesses to expand 90% of the businesses in my constituency are not incorporated and won't benefit from a reduction. will the prime minister in sure that in the spring budget these businesses and given similar tax incentives so that they can insure they will go to their full potential in the economy and communities they serve. >> appraise th

fair amount of sunshine. but we will see the cool air move in, some areas like denver to billing is, not getting above the freezingr a daytime high. we start to rebound in the south. we have another system taking shape here in the southwest. we will see a chance of rain or snow or mix of precipitation while a good portion of the country remains dry. still cool in minneapolis, just getting up to 1 degree above the freezing mark. on saturday we will see the threat of snow throughout the plains as we have yet again another system that is working through and then on sunday, more like rain from the gulf coast on up the ohio valley. but a chance of snow north of chicago. billings will see a high of 32. on monday. next week, we do have a system that will be pushing through the northeast. temperatures during the day only in lower 30s here in kansas city to denver. middle part of the country in the plains, it will stay chilly. remember, can you watch "wake up with al" on the weekdays at 6:00 in the morning. man: my electric bill was breaking the bank. so to save some money, i trained this team of guinea pigs to row this ti

that goes to show you how big the dome of air is going to be across california. 47 in santa rosa. 44, napa. a little warmer in fair field with 51. but nevertheless, the north bay will be the coolest. tomorrow morning, we'll find the showers beginning. throughout thursday, what most of you will experience is that big cooling, coming for the entire bay area. for in weekend, even more cold weather in a could produce our first frost. as we look now at our satellite picture. first signs of rainfall moving in. and the bark is worse than the bite here. we're not getting much in the way of moisture. that's what we expected from the storm. not too much in widespread rain covers tomorrow. it falls apart as we get closer to the bay area. what we are noting is all of the cold air wrapped up in the system. that's what we call cold air cumulus clouds. it's a sign of the colder air making it as far south off the coastline of california. washington and oregon. for tomorrow, it's all about, as we've been mentioning, the cold air. temperatures from the 70s down to the 60s. a chance of showers. throughout friday, with the unstable a

meantime those occupy wall street protests are costing tax fairs $13 million so far, a new report -- taxpayers $13 million so far, and higher airares not stopping you from flying to visit the family for thanksgiving. almost 3.5 million travelers are expected to take to the skies this holiday up from last year. that's business. i'm neil cavuto.   >> this fox 5 stock market report is brought to you by your lexus dealer. live life heroically.  >>> hello, everybody. welcome back. we are in the web center with what's trending on the web tonight at 10:00. i don't know if you've heard about this. if you're on facebook, this is a nasty new little scam going around. scammers are sending e-mails claiming to be from the social networking site claiming users violated policy regulations by bothering other users. the e-mail says unless certain personal and financial information is handed over in 24 hours, your account will be deleted. don't buy it. it is bogus. >>> also a black friday sale on apple products was leaked online. apple will offer small discounts on macs, ipads and ipods one day only. accordin

. >>> higher gas prices and air fares are not stop americans from traveling this thanksgiving week. the average pear fairear. drivers are paying 16% more for gas. drivers near pittsburgh faced an even bigger problem. a leaky valve on a tanker sprayed driveway sealant over 40 miles out of pittsburg. that was on the pennsylvania turnpike. more than 160 cars damaged. >> we cannot control the car and we pulled over and it is dangerous. who is going to pay for this? look at my tires. is a thanksgiving, now we have to go back home. >> , dstorms on both coasts caused major to minor delays at airports. an american airlines flight made an emergency landing pads l.a.x. after the crew reported smelling smoke. everybody is okay. >>> president obama and his family are celebrating a skidding at the white house today and in this thanksgiving message here urged americans facing tough economic times do believe in the nation's ability to overcome its challenges. yesterday the first family helped prepare meals at the food bank in northeast washington. before that he pardoned the two turkeys named peace and liberty who are

that is cold unstable air, thunder showers, late tonight into tomorrow as that settles in and some of this will turn to snow in the higher elevations. 35, petaluma 38, fairon 38, 40s and 50s elsewhere, i think fairfield at this time walls 60 so big difference in the temperatures. we will get the front and really this is the main action back there as that cold air slides in and it will be over the next 24 hours, that is for sure. it will juice up the old atmosphere so for today look for a big drop in those temperatures, rain will be northwesterly and tonight as this system moves through, and the snow level, morning sun, clouds start to move in, 50s and 60s in the bay, increasing clouds, more rain arrives on sunday, monday and tuesday looking calmer and drier. >> all right, thank you steve. 5:40 is the time, a heavy hitter is lending his support to the family of bryan stow. >>> and also a fast moving fire at a san rafael condo complex, now several people are homeless. >>> good morning, if you are driving getting up to highway 17, we will tell you more straight ahead. . >>> there have been at least 100 arrests, take a look at the scene, police fired tear ga